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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1918)
tftiUAV, MAY 31. LA UUANDK KVKNlMi OliShlliVUU 1'AUW lit' jyi I For Better Pictures LET . US DEVELOP YOUR FILMS. ' V . Everybody wants tho beat results from their Kodak, nnd good pictures 'cannot be obtained unless your films are de : velopcd correctly. " Dunns our eight years' experience as Kodak finishers we have adopted the latest and best equipment for giving you quick service and tho best pictures obtainable; , We employ only experienced people in our Kodak finishing and, all work 8 guaranteed. . Red Cross Drug Store j ocial and j i'Va Personal j . MIbb Martha Schofield was u Bilker visitor yesterday. ; . '.'"'. r.So :. , '.. '' ,' , --, MIsb Loona Newlln spent short time In Portland this week. . ' -J. A. Dobbin spent u few tia in Pendleton this week. . Mrs. W. J. Church was u Pendle : ton visitor this week." , Miss lva Wilson bas returned From a visit with relatives and friends In Salem. , . ,-" i . ' Mis. Dean Tatom of Pendleton, is : visiting at the homo of nor sister for a fpw days. ', Mrs. Jas. McEwan, of May Park, has returned from a visit of several weeks in the East. Mrs. J?. O. Elliott, who has been visiting at tho home of her sister, Mrs. J. K. Fitzgerald, lert this morn ing for her home In Pendleton. ' : The Misses Maryland Katherine Campboil left this morning to visit at various points in Washington and Oregon. .' ', J. H. bakes, of Boise, is til the city looking after his farm.,.,. ., ' :ln DenbSiu, prominent attorney of Klgih, is a business visitor in our City. , . -..', , . ..D..McCully, a prominent citizen at Wallowa county. Is up from his home In Joseph. ' . ' ;: J. H.. Gray, who has been visiting at the home of his brother, returned to his home lu Seattle .today. Mrs. F. O, King, who' has been visiting at tho home of C. M. Riddle aqd family left this morning for her home in Detroit. -...'' V; '' Mrs.., James McCoy, a former resi dent Of La Grande, but now muking her home In Portland, Is visiting with frlendo in this city. A. C. Miller la an Enterprise vis itor in the city, 'i -;-' i. ; H. C. Roes returned from a busi ness trip to Portland. :. s1 j " ' . :. , 'Mrs. Bruce Dennis and son, Jack, went to Baker. this morning. . A marriage license has been Issued to Roy E. Neal and Miss Emma Spen cer.. ;.. , . .-.,' - A marriage license has been Issued to Owen Chilton and Miss Lawrence Redman. i" -. '--; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rusk ar rived home this morning from a trip to Portland.. .;. Miss Rose Huffman left this morn ing for Baker to visit u short time with relatives. Mrs. S. O.'.-. Carroll is spending a I few days in the city from her homo In Baker. : Mrs Chase Bohnenkamp entertain ed the afternoon .club on Wednes day . afternoon of this week. K. A. Mclntyre and J. W. Mon- telth came down' from Seattle and will visit with friends In Union and Walloifa counties. , . - ' The Past-Matron's Club of Hope Chapter No. 13, O. 13. S. will be en tertained this evening at tho home of Mrs. C, T. Bacon. 0. H. Conkey, assistant cashier of the United States National Bank, re turned from a business trip to Port land this morning. :.. Mrs. F. W- Wood, who has been visiting at the home of her son, J. J. Carr, for the. past few days, re turned to her home today. : Fred D. Montgomery Is In the cltyi from his home in Paul, Idaho, and IS renewing his acquaintance with his former friends In this city. . .' Mrs. Gladys Hallgarth; who has been ill at the Grande Ronde hospital for the past two weeks, was able to return to her homo In Elgin today. Mrs. Fred Kiddle entertained the Thursday Bridge club at the home of her sister, Mrs, W. 8. Allinson yos terday afternoon. . The ladles report a lovely time. Mrs. Vincent Palmer had high score in the-game. Vurlou Memorial I'rogimn Carried . . TbrouKh An Arranged. .. .. " W. C Jackson, ot, the Eastern Oregon Lumber company," Is a busi ness visitor in the city from his home in Enterprise '. : ;: ... .. DAY FITTINGMf OlWKItVKD The various programs.' arranged for the observance of Memorial t1 uy were carrtuil cut In rf.ict 'order. The beginning was the u.aivli 10 tlio cemetery tit 1 3 0 and in tho uftur. noon the ii;ular G- A R. iftiv W. K. C. exorclsoi wero hold lit the, M. E. church. T'lo ciing tntcicosulonal by the intetatprlal nesuuintion js in teresting noil appropi late. , The day vas Bomew'ja'. murrcd by co' tcin peruture a I chilly li'moa, hut on the whole tiii-e was no Interftf.i'ii with the ovrivily conduct of the roie monles as had been previously pre pared. ,. It's to Your AdvantafieJ Mr. Ivan Karl Bailey and Miss Lulu Carlton were nlarrled ut the home of thd brld5's mother. 1515 Monroe avenue, pit Tuesday evening of this week. ' Justice of the Peace Arthur C. Williams officiated. . Engineer and Mrs. Curtis, of Port land, were westbound passengers on No. 17, this morning's train. They were on their way home from, the biennial meeting of the B, of L. T. at Cleveland, Ohio. .-.J Glen Conkeyi who has been' aitond lng the University of Washington' at Soattle, arrived in the city this morn ing and will visit with lenitives and friends for a few days. He will then leave tor Maro Island, whero lis will join tho Marino, Corps. . - ..; : To make your purt-liuses of Suimncr , Dress ,: Goods- now.y Prices arc advancing daily, sonio lines liavo been withdrawn from tlio niarket entirely, other lines are hard to 'get at any pric. C'ai) , you realize thisf Anticipate your wants today; buy now aiu buy plenty; it's your opportunity to takti advantage of existing i conditions and profit thereby; Look over these items, .wiueh arc " priced on" the old basis and fill four wants. PJSKCALKS GINGHAMS VOILES LAWNS - . Geqrge J. : U." P. System city tho past few morning for Pendleton Miss Ethel Gulling letc last even ing for New York, .where she will join Base Hospital No. 46. A num ber ot local people gathered ut the train to wish her Godspeed on her Buri, auditor for. the j Journey. "' '- - ' who has been In the I " " L days, left this HAY FOR SALE Phono Black 631. t , '.' ;! -.- : 6-31-4t,p : r,:o- '. . Do Xou Enjoy Lifo? A man in good physical condi tion lo almost certain to enjoy life, while, tho blllouB and dyspeptic are lespondent, do not enjoy their moals, and feel misernblo a good share ot the time. This 111 feeling is' nearly alway unnecessary. ' A few dof of Chamberlain s Tat.cts to tono up tlio stomach, improve thti digestion and roguluto the bowels In all that 14" LA GRANDE DISVONSIHUES OUGANDIl' SWISSES CREPES GEORGETTES CREPE D10 CHINES - TAFFETAS . SILKS June 1st. and after wo open this Store at 8 a.m. T RULE C- On of the000 R. C U. Stares with in Annual Purthaalnc Power of . Over 60 Million Dollars Juno lBt and after we closo Saturday at '8.30 p.m.' STORE O Is needed. Try it. WANTED--Clcan -White : Cottj Rags at the Observer Office', ''fm ' per lb. Miss Holen Brog, who hco been visiting at the hoimi of Mrs! F. H. Fuir, returned to her 'homo in Mea chum today. .,; '. : ' . ;-, .. .; '."'.' Mr. and Mrs. Claire Scriber of Joseph, are spending a few days in La Grande, . the guests . of Mrs. Scrlbcr's' mother, Mrs. Ella Rynear-son..,-. . ' , . ' .. '.'. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ferguson and son, Luke, left this morning for Tho Dalies, where they will visit for a couple of weeks. " i T. R. Maxwell, who. has been with the local Standard Oil office, here, left ithjslmorning ; for La Grande, whore he expects to make his head quarters for a- time. East Oregoii lan. : . Mrs. W- R. Staples, who has been visiting at tho homo of her brother, J. E. Gray, returned to her home in The Dalles this morning. ; .Dr. W. DVMcMlllan loft last evou j lug if or Portland to attend the meet- : - Mrs. E. F. Sinclair, who has been i visiting nt' the home of her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Murray, left this morning for her home" in Los An geles. Mr. Sinclair will Join her in Portland nnd they will make tho trip nnitth fnpthfll-. ing of the Oregon State Board of Dental Examiners, or which he is a Inomber. He will return some time the latter part of next week, y ' $eo: H. Currey and daughter; Miss Helen, who have been visiting with Mr. and " Mrs. Georgo Huntington Currey In Vale, have returned home. They, made the trip by autombblle and report the roads in very good condition. S H ERRT I LL MAIN 43 FOR Summer Shoes j And Oxfords THEATRE ....... ...THK HOUSE OF QUALITY........... Last Showing Today of .William Famum in "THE CONQUEROR" I' :rA': Coniedy-Drania, picturing the. liiy.', of Houston. . Sum TOMORROW' ONLV Betty Howe and James Morrison ';. :. . : v. In .'. ,...' 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