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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1919)
o o o o o o 00 O o o o o G 8 9 9 SUNDAY, JPNE J, 1919 o o .a, IV Off tfed tross 'Drug Store Thfl Preoption S c. .a O THE SIPDAY MCRQTPNG OBSfiRR CO o -fTVB ..1 7 LOCAL PENMG 3 .Will lAHiile Id l.a (ii'miile -Frank Crlttou, a member of Uis Eastern Oregon hospital unit, ar lived in the city yesterday morn ing from Deiuier, where he had been 'visiting since, his return fiom overseas. He "will locate in' this city. Mr. Crltte'n Is a nephew or Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Taison-, of L Grande. Ilui'tiums Funeral Monday The funeral - of Clint Burliness, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Burtmcss, who accidentally shot and killed himself Thursday morning, 'will be held from the Bohnenkaiup chape,l tomorrow afternoon ;it 2:00 o'clock The remains will be intoned in th Masonic cemetery. Two sisters of tlio uiifortumitfi young man are expected to arrive today f i om their respective home;' In Arizona and California. Hugh llnlso lleuciies Homo ' Hugh Hulse anived home in La Grande Saturduy from Camp bewis, with his dischaige arier f yeur'rf stay In Fiance. He serveO criginally with the 104 in Engineer:) und later with the other units. III-. Mi-Mlllnil Away . Dr. W. D. MtMillan. local dentist, left last night for Portland, whero he will remain for some time con ducting examinations for tho stati denial board. Dr. McMillan is sec lolary ot the state board. He hope to bo home again In time to enjoy tho fourth o-f July celebration an') tako in the, chaulauqua. . I'liii-Ul'n Dinner at Imliler Today An attraction at Imliler today is tho fine chi'-kon dinner which the ladies of the district are seiving for the benefit of their Chautauqua funds. Tho Imbler Chautauqua started yostoiday and will continui over inn II Tuesday. The din ner will- be served at noon and a roidlai Invitation is extended to Gramlo visitors. K. li. Kiddle KK'rUtl TomorrW 0 E. K. Kiddle, who has been in 0 Thompson, uilncifjl of th Island City schooIsOhas been lect- ' the Qtsl for th. oast couple ledenlexgency county cftb leader for, weeks.ttendinfp a grain men's con film hnSd" .,.! ULi- ...... ...,Cl..l i..v?l. 1 kt,v.. ni. In , .. uu birw luuiuina, luu:- ' l piujuu II iHW ,,. v ... O . O. .1 O ... . . - ..r. ui county unu no is ' peciea to reiurnto ia uruuuuju iuorro-3 - q VQOl-rtiU-r HcteU W. L. Thouipsoi Wgljized in busy visiting as many iuo possibly of the lnembeifoof (tWe efubs In or o pencil "try Oregon." So it came Qirough to its Intended stiimlion without delay, and It appears that La Grafje, Non AinvrilO ' isQH fixed place on the map ot tho oiki. der (to tlti IMk'P up envlusi.4m r.S) Co o ass is- ft'urk 1-Vneo I'roiiwiw-iiiii m tor thejr vtork. Mr. TJiomi)-I Cntiti Helm- ll:iiisti mill his r,MSiu"t(c8 tli'at the woifcis all going ' tanta are ore htSvtost lupof tho stone fonceO construolion at Kivisuloi Park. TUe gate piers are com and the whole Job Will Im doin nicely so far and tha.t the dlffeiont clubs which have organized M do Inc their work well. The club mem bers are directing their0 attention to15 gardening, pi raising, Gpoiiltry raising, rabbit raising, mewing1? ciw niug and cooking. Wavrfor O. .. ,1. SUniiiier SiliOl 1 Ralph Clark, iifcjfc Bland City district, has gono lo Cojvallls, to take giiniSor schoiil course ti, the O. A. C. He .won this ai holar- i tcd1sh''$ thi-wgh! Induiial ell V I3 1 I work last year. - O - -' - - hero until 3t the 2Ktli of thin mouth and theiP O' U-av for l-9,roi. AllgUie follows Oi (an x'o'is to Ot across tho pond to see yjKit tho conrTyooks tj!ki ovir lln'ie. mny of Inlonslvo training wiJJ uinnil will bo ready to go , tOiooo again with us. We will be on our way hiho 4th of July, anyway suppose wo will celobrato UiQ 4Mi on boail ahlpj Ullll'Q BOIlirilllllg llUlipeUB lllill u thu men that been1 over there for several nR)iit!iS(firrO(ot expecllng no and have been ieirned to the Unit- Well, Sergeant, guess wo n! ed Stales and ifischarged ar) taking 'hgve to cloS fWr tljjs time as wo are planning on a trip to Washing ton, D. C. this nftornoon and tomor row anil haven't niucli time left t get ready for- it ho ploain give oOr Qost regaids Q cveiy one. Sincerely yours, HOI1ACE M. SMITH. CLARENCE P. SITH. within a few days. Rev. 0. L. 'lar Mihix 'l'nilay s Itov. U.'1oCki.rk of ta (rand., t'lieiry Harvest Near , Chrte Sttckland was over Cove yesterday with the usual fruit harvest rush on to get things start ed for. tlw cherry crop which will be ready to gather Jhe ooeiing week or. at least by the first of July. While the crop is not a record bleaker there will be a surplus ot several- carloads of the celebrated Cove cherries for the outside mar kets this year. Will Ali',,1 Soldier Tl-aiil t H. M. -liicks, traveliug passenger iwill dellvofan address tills afternoon , f.. .1,,.,1-i.u- A N .t-wiisiat 2:80 o'clock at tho lmhler chau- In La Grande, yesteiday enroute to . taiuiua. Itevs, Mr. from Huntington where he will meet this evening a troop train which has over a hundred of returning veter ans foru Pacific coast points. Lot Suodgra.sH on Motor Trip Lot Snodgrass ' left yesterday morning on a motor trip to Yakima, Wash., whore he will meet his wifo. who left several days ago to visit relatives in that city. Mr. Smxl grasB was accompanied on the trip by. Mrs. Ray Logan and son and MIsj Pauline Lederle. .School Distiicls Consolidated School district Nos. (i and 40 flavi voted to consolidate and therefor" I .' in future will carry on tholr woik i Postmaster llragg Hom6 under one roof. The vote on thql E. E. Bragg returned yesterday .consolidation issue was taken at morning from a two weeks' vistl the annual school meeting held last j In Portland and Monmouth. Mr. Monday. These two districts ar I Bragg, who is a member of the known as the Red Pepper und hoard of regents of tho stale nor- Haidscrubble schools. I nial school at Monmouth, atteudcrt the annual meeting of that body w.hile away. Clark's subject will ho "The American Joldier 1 es terday. Today -and Tomorrow." Mr. Clark has but recently Te'tnrnetl from oversis,'diity,i'witli tl Y. M. C. A., ,Jjis aililiess will have aspoc lal jippenl. ot until th" house. .Many .Marriage Licens-es Issued The lounty clerk and his dep-1 uty, who had a very easy time of I Prominent, t inciimatl Man. Here it in the niai-riage license end of ' Win. L. Spiegel, or Cincinnati, their business during the early parti Ohio, Is a visitor in La Grande. for of tho month of June, usually sola few day-i. Mr. hpKtgel, who is prolific for them, have had a de-( enjoj'ing western scenery and cli clded increase during the last few . mato while taking a brief holiday, it dayj .in number of callers sent by ' president of the Cincinnati lte'aiy CupiU. Whilo oniy one license hail ; Club. He Is Btopplug at the rol-iv been issued in June up 18th, since 'that date there havi been seven couples fixed up. Th' livin Scion Iteet-lves Discharge, I list is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. William Scion re- June IS To Albert J. Validly j ceil ed a telesnun yesterday from vanter and Lydia Wolf, both of j their son livin who stated that lie Medical Springs. Iliad received his dUoliargtt from June. 20 To Jacob C. March, 7 (? j tho service at the eastern cunip to and Leona M. Finley, 69. Root. It.: which ho was assigned fo.'.owing his Burdettc and Jessie Ashby. Darius I return fiom Fiance. Tho jouiig James Vasbindor and Lama Steph-1 man Is now expected hoii'j withH) sns. I a few days. June 21 To Giles Henderson, o j ' , Wallowa county, and Laura Brooks. 'i,,, (Jmiulc on the .Map of Missouri. (Miss Brooks arrived; Messrs. Penney & Co., arc in 10 ypstcrday for the wedding) To D. ..:., 1 r folder contain, ng soiuo R. Gale and Miskell Dlooni, both or publicity announceiiient of the Hoi-1 Cove. To John Morilson and lid 1 i;uui Industrial Fair at Utrecht. j 11a Holmes, both of La Grande. j The unusual part of it all is that it j was addressed: "Messrs. Penney 'Co., La Grande. No d Aiuenka. Thi was the shape it w.i in when it Lift the city of the Netherlands, hut it appears that tho postal authori ties in New York had added in le,i-l ! Valine. Itecl'iiits Heard From lloraeo anil Oiarenco Siniri! Elgin, who enlisted a sliott fin in the U. S. Maiine Cuips and win aro now in trulnlng at Can p IJuan tico, Va., have writt"n back to t'or- portil Dale Wlngerd, of tho local Marine 'lecruiting oftlce, ieg.irdiii!i their experience. Their K'.ltor is as : follows: . Well, ' we nrived in (Juantico O j K. 4ind like it fine. H Is ratlier warm , down here and keers us swoailu i most of the timo, but thai Is good j for us you know. We drill about three and 0110 half lioms each d.i y and In that time wo are given In struction In drilling with the ilfle, bomb throwing, , hand g; ?uadei, etc. From noon on- we are at lols ure to do as wo like. Wo will be Absent from losf Office W. F. Lamlriiui, of the local post office staff, has been absent 1 from his position for the past few iriays. on u-cccuiii of lllnes. FILMS IN BEFORE Rrnwnlfi PRINTS rimoro OUT .n . , p?- I " ' Prcmo Cameras $7.00 to $15. Folding Pocket . Kodaks $8.00 to SO? mmmm La ihe Come Back" 'liS Store .And there's a good reason why. Yon . know how it is iii some stores the sales men don't seem to i;are whether you are pleased or not. All they care almtit is niak-ihji- sales. .Maybe you'll et a shirt witj sleeves too long or ton short. Or perhaps Vuu can't find a hat to suit you. Do You Go BACK to That Store ? Our .stole nay not he perfect, hid w aw trying t" nlakc it so, and if a ciistounT i-an hiiggest an .improvement we ai t upon it at once. W'v want the "eojue hat k" trade, and c trv getting it ly cateiing to the individual buyer. Von'll find this store will give you real service in every department. Salesmen are attentive, the stock is complete and up-to-date, ami our chief aim is to have yon go away with the reeling that you have -been squarely treated. l!etter,call on us. We have a lot of new things just now. Among these are some of the finest Knits, Hats, Caps, Shoes. Shirts, . J loves, Neckties, Collars, Sox, I'lidi i-wcar. JSweateiv, Khaki Outing OaMnnds, Trunks, Suit Case, Traveling l!ngs, ami Novelties. They're standard maki.-,' iiiwl that iinaiis Style and !S;tifartrv Wi.ning Qualities ivci v time. CLINTS CLOTHIER "Or The RiHt Hand Man In. Tile Kitchen :. ' . ' . j , ;j' Mljisp jk In the lloosk'r Kitelfei: Cabinet is a place for ev erything used in cooking and Unit place is 'right bo fore yoii; wifliin easy reach of the hand. Priet $58.00 to $73.00. If you are going to camp out at the Chautamiifa this year, you could not take a more useful article with von. Remember that you can buy one of these fine cab inets at our stiire on the easy payment plan. Just the Thing to Take to Chautauqua With You , 1' At CJ iH- HMI l,i, - Wt THE NON-RUST WAY SAGLESS SPRING- Xote how man ami tin The Wav Sin not the comfortably the large small boy are resting, less Spring, which does permit the occupants to roll to center, is the reason. J'rice $13.50 THE DETROIT VAPOR OIL STOVE Unexcelled as a camp stove and just the thing for canning purposes. Prices $18.50 for the two-burner size, to $46.00 for the four-burner size with oven. 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