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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1919)
S 0 o e 9 o li ' . i ii i '"id E5 GfrnnTEVENINO observetc IRedCross DnigStore I I Piwcrdrtioo few a THREE 1 ock: r frtnctt Sloddtrd spent toU 'Wlinf frinfe It EUr. r. Jut llilltrint. of thlicttj. i MBJioi roupi o week! Tiiitlif fri.ids it th Utiles. B ltlt terdr. . UNION YOUNG MAN JURKIED. Mn B P vn forjudge ,: Nell' w , "S,n' f Union- and Mi" NU1 spangler, 0f Baker, were married at the Presbyterian parsonage yes tetday mormng. The bride is a pop ular young lady of Baker and a grad uate of the Baker high school. The groom 1S of a we known am Union county. They will make their home on the Wilson farm near Union HAINES ADDS feAXAPIIOXES Plot. David Haines has a saxa Phone section to his orchestra which has made it even more popular with the music lovers of the city This Is along the line of progress for the saxaphone is now rncognized as one of tho popular instruments in or chestra work. r. and Mrs. J. C Smith, of this city, have gone east to visit relatives 1 Wisconsin for a couple of months. They left tho first of the week. - Miss Miriam Suiitb. who had been holidaying in Portland for the past threo weeks, returned last night to her home in this-city. . 9 - - . stated tha he expects to return to California to uiaktf hlB home Vn he gets outot the service. He had been with the anliy olonfi the Mexi can border. . rtpoit has been . received that Gtorse E. Good, former hotel man of La Grande, Is seriously ill s,t hi" htl in Walla Walla.' Ha&ater DtAttley, of the Minaui Lumber Company, uiutered up from the Mlnam.. today and spent tnn day In La Grande on business. Mr. DeAttley has in process of coustr'ic tion a new mill. , Mrs. Oscar Hopper, who has been seriously 111 at' the Grande Ronde hospital for some time, was report ed this afternoon to be considerably improved. The niany friends of Mrs. Hopper hope for her early complete recovery, Geo. T. Mangers, of Union, was visitor in La Grnndo today. Mr. Mangers has but recently returned from the service and he was in quiring at the United States Land Office regarding making final proof of his homestead. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bloch arriv ed a few days ago from . Portland and will remain in La Grande for some time. Mr. Dloch's father Is ailing and this brines them back in La Grande. Word was received this morning that Mood Eckley has arrived in New York from France. He Is at Camp Mills and expects to be home within two or three, weeks. He wes a member of the 655th Aero Squad ron and has been In the servlto about fourteen months. NIGHT SHIFT GOES ON . II THE-PERHY ILLS fWlt'l.S TO UAYK HALL TKAM DAY ID ii:i)Di:S KIXIGNS- SCHOOL flX)Si:.S WITH A PLAY MAY 16. -at.-. SMlOOl I T T rifl.ila n rnl.i.,a f'nint. WITH Silts. SILVEltTHOItXK young man, passed through town ... ,,, ji.ssion society or this morning on his way from Cali the I resbytorian church will meet fornia to Camp Lewis, to receive with Mrs. O. E. Silverthorne, 1803 ! his discharge from the service. He First street, Friday afternoon at j visited at the Hed Cross canteen 2:30 prompt. I while the train stopped here nnd All Elks Attention! Immediately after the regular, session Thursday night, Ensign Lorcnzen will deliver an illustrated lecture on the Salvation Army war work in France. Don't miss this opportunity to' hear and see what the '"Elks" helped the Salvation Army do. Promise your wife you will be home by 11 o'clock, and come. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. W. P. Walter, who had been rc-sid ing in La Grande for a st.ort time, -with his wife and child, left I 'it') morning with them for Pendleton, where they will m3kA their fuiuro home. Mr. Walter id county worlr (Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. and will make Pendleton his ueuquart ers for Eustern Orepou. It was declared to the Observer 'today by a faint feminine voice at the other end of 3 telephone line that "from household evidence of property of O.-W. &. N. property tor R. M. Dolan , delivered at tho Elks' Club today, U Is a moral cor' tainty that the wedding bells will be ringing for Mr. Dolun in tho noar future." First Lieutenant Vernon G. Cor kins, who had been Bpendiug a brief furlough at his homft in Enterprise was in town last night for a short time, visiting at the home of hir friends, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Ha worth. Lieut. Corkins was a radio electrician in the aerial service am' was five months in the Spruce divl sion and eight months in France. Ho is returning to Camp Lewis for his discharge and will then 'retm p to his former position in Portland. ARCADE j TODAY TOMORROW Enid Bennett "When Do" We Eat" I'lilri picture is full of good advice to crooks and cashiers in fact ev r cry one will enjoy it. ADDED ATTRACTION Outing Chester Picture, Strand Comedy, 1 ' Unblazed Trails. " " Taking the Count. " Remember, Friday and Saturday "The Blue Bird" O. V. HAND VISlTOltS TO f.MOV The members of the O.-W. banrt drove to Union last night and put on a concert and danco thero that won? very successful. They had a hip, crowd whom they succeeded in pleas ing very much with their fine music, and the 0.-Wr. orchestra supplh'.l the music for the dance after Hip band concert. CARD OK THANKS We take thi3 means of expressing our sincere thanks .and appreciation to our many friends and to tho 1 O. O. F Rebekah, K. of P. anil Pythian Sister lodges for their sym pathy and kindness shown us dur .ing the illness and death of beloved son and brother. Also for the many beautiful floral offerings. MR.. AND MRS.. McCLURE ANl FAMILY. PERRY, May b. (Special) Mrs. Will Kelly has been up from Portland for the past week visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs. l'ete Hogonson and ulso with celulives in La -Grande. A number of La Grande sports men were whipping tho streams near Perry SunUay but with scant success. Pete Hogenson came up from his work at the lower G. R. Lumber camp Saturduy night to make ar rangements for moving to tho vicin ity of his work for the summer. Th" family will move some time this week. Leighton Sion and family were visiting with relatives near Sum mcrville, Sunday. A meeting ot the local 1-our L or ganlzation was held last Friday ov- j ening and commit tees were appoint ed to arrange for i base bail team iUud oilier aimiseniiils for the Foui L members. Goo. Andrews and Lennle Norlh cott have purchased Chevrolet ma chines. Mr. and' Mis. Sio?i were up from their homo near Island City Satur day evening to attend tho play. Extensive Inipro.'ements aro belnn mado in tho box factory and the miiuagment ot the mill aro planning to run night shifis for u time in order to use up tin logs which are being floated down from the upper camp beforo they become too water soaked. Tho local schools will close May IB and tho teachers are preparing for a program and an exhibit of the pupils' work during the year. Earl Stoddard made n business trip to Portland tho hitler part ol last .week. Mis. Alico Sanford nnd children were down from Hllgaid Saturday visiting Willi Mrs. W. V. Thompson Miss Catherine Curr has been un able to attunrt school Tor the past few days on account of sickness. David Goddes, who has. been as sistant suporlntend-.Mlt at- the .saw mill for several years, has resigned his position and will move to Salt Lako City in a few days. Mr. Goddes is planning to take up hip old line of business, .that of a trav eling salesman. One of his daugh ters, Nona Is anointing tho La Grando high school and may remain In La Grand until fiber semeste is Jnlihed. Th furca comedy. 4-'A Poor Mar- rinA Won" wn raiwlAr.,1 ln n tt house Saturday ef enlng. The jiutf lenc was well pleased with the manner In which members of the troup handled IJieir parts. The play was given by local taleut, the liuo u p belugas follows: l'rotossor John D.'A'Ise (A poor" marrte.dmaii) W. V. jonno Or. Matthew Graham (A country doctor) L. Norcotl Dilly lllake (A popular college boy) Leighton Sion Jupiter .Jucksun (A black trump) , , Lawrence HuH Mrs. lona Ford (Some mother law) .Mrs. Georgia Hulf Zoie (Hor charming daughter) Mrs. Dovei Northcott June Graham (A little, freshman) Mrs. Sadie Connor Roslllnd Wilson (A college re porter) .. .Miss Florence Klniinoll NEW TODAY! WANTKt)r-One experienced floor nutn, one experienced tock man. Smith's Garage. 5-7-it Experienced carncnters wanted at. once. Appl, resiib uce pnone Main 66; office 2091. H. E. Ros kamp. 4-30-tf. NICHOLS WKAI18 HAPPY BM1LV. William Nlcho-s, of the Palmer Lumber company, Is one of the hap- niest men 111 the world today. Ills happiness is wholly Justified for he received a telegritm this morning from Greensboro, Alabama saying, "Shelby Carson Nichols arrived at C : "0 this morning feeling fine nnd overybody happy." MILTON S. H1.0C1I, Architect, of fice 130!) Adams avenue, rians and estimates will be cheerfully furnished. WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. WKSTMIMHTKU til lLD Members of the Presbyterian Westminister Guild . nrt usked to note that a meeting will ho held at 8 p. m. Friday evaning at tho home of Mrs. Ray Murphy, 807 Penn. A1J members aro invited to attend. fTlMsT tPRlNIS LjU Two-da v sit- UJ i Bed-Room Furniture. " THE BLUE BIRD " Appeals to Man, Woman or Child. Friday and Saturday ARCADE k Two-day ser vice in tin.' enlarging of y o u r nega tives. Ask us about it? ? i - Ivory, A solid . carload of Dressers, Chiffoniers, Beds, Dressing Ta bles, and Chifforobes. Just Received. Including pieces and complete suites in Walnut, Mahogany, Oak, Bird's-eye Maple and Ash, Special Thia large, well finished Chiffonier, exactly as illustruted here, complete with pltite ,Wlas3 mirror, for only $18.50 Every bright duy brings in more films printed the duy they lire re Silverthorn's, wucre they return your films printed they day they arc re ceived. 5-5 tf 1 FAMILY DRUG STORE l-A GRANOCORCQON. The Motion Picture With a New Thrill. "The Whip" 8-Reels-8 SATURDAY SUNDAY STAR ' a t ' a ' o 0 0 gl Complete line ot Dressers and Dressing Tables, including Princess Dressers. Specially priced, upwurd from IT $19.50 CARR FURNITURE CO. "Use Your Credit." "THE BLUE BIRD" That lilts dark thoughts to sun shine. : Friday and Saturday ARCADE The Hood River Frlut company Ir 1918 handled total of 110.000 box es of fruit, mostly Newtowns and Spltzenbergs. One killed, 60 injured, property damaned to extent of $21,240, is the Portland record .f auto accidents ranglnK from bent fenders to wreck ed cars, or at the rate of nearly 20 a day. The ice cream sundaes and all kinds of soda water drinks are going rapidly at Silvcrthorn's fountain. lee cream cones are still 5c each. Why not try the fresh strawberry sundaes with whipped cream, at their foun tain. B-5tf 4 R. D. BADE AUTO COMPANY Premier Aluminum Six 2c Ml i JJI FAMILY DRUG STORE l-A CPANDC.OPtGON. Come to the Rainbow's End and Get Your Share of the Pot of Gold .It is here, and you can get your share by making your purchases this week. Sale Ends Saturday, May 10th . - Here are a' few of the many hundreds of Real ..Bargains: Alanri Clocks .'..... ;. 98 Peroxide 10? . Paper Napkrns", per thousand $ 1 . Hatches, full county 7 boxes for 25 ' , Whislf Brnnms 1 Ti Laundry Soap tars for5c Ladies' 30c; Vests' 1.19c . Ladies' Union Suits, loose knee. Got1 Ladies' Hose, 30c value : 19 Ladies' Art. Silk Hose 95i Men's $1.50 Work Shirt ?....9SC . Men's Hose.. 12 l-2, 15? -'0 Rrood anrl T?ut.tor P1a.t.P.tt. fi for Tltli Tiiere'sfe" Lterally lundfels of ther artices at JleAceS Prices. Q WWW Christie's Variety Store General performance of a car is never due to. any. one thing It's the proper blending of all qualities. - In the Premier a series of unquestionable virtues are blended. But. all we could say about ' the Premier would never bring home its goodness, like a demonstration name your conditions. . . Premiers are exceptionally easy riding; economical 'on gas. and oil; light on tires.'due to ligfit weight, and the most beautiful caj manufac tured. . . " The only car iri the wojridwith the C. & H. magnetic, gear hift, which insures your lire, in cnanging gears on aangerous nius; n omierestea ar range i or, a demonstration, Call either e o 0 XD. BADE S: P WflLCH Folgy0Htel 1 Grangp, Oregon o o 1 o ,
