La Grande evening observer., July 25, 1919, Image 3

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GRANDE
EVENING OKSERVER
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VtoHl: Hummus Mi. JinUy-n , . , t , ; .
Mr. and Mrs. Win.- Blumensteia
tad daughleii. Mi wop Minnie and
Lena, haje retnrned from a trip to
the top of lit. Emily. They weie ac
companied by J. H. Blumensteln
and MIsb Mabel Langley of this
city. The visitors were yerg favor-,
amy in pressed b the grandeur of
the aceneiy. - The smoke of raging
forest fires obscured .theo view-to
some extent but the wonderful
Grande Ronde Valley, spread out
like a great map 3 St 00 feet below
them, was declared the finest beau
'J' ty auot they had ever seen. In Sill
' their travels. The trip included s
i short stays at the J. H, Bluraen
eieln place Sml Uie camp of fire
Warden Courtney; Many Interesting
pictures were 'taken at the sum
tnlt and along the way. All are of
' the opinion Uiat the trip was worth
' many times the trouble, exertion
, and time spent on it.
.Capt. D. H. Jea Itetums
;3 Capt. D. H. Jesse, well known
O.-W. conductor and tiansmas
it'ter here, passed through town yes
i terday on his return from France,
',' where he has been for over a year
past. Capt. Jesse was on his way to
Pendleton, where his family bad
made their home during his ab-
sence. He was commissioned a first
t lieutnant shortly after enlisting and
gained his captaincy In France, be
ing promoted in the railway trans
' Donation service there to the posl-
: tlon of director of a -terminal dis
trict. A largo number of local men
who .were In the service In $he en-
Elneerinc coups served under him
In France.
JteturuH from Synod Meeting
' Rev. James Aikln Smith returned
Thursday evening f:om Eugene
a where he has been attending the
'meeting of the Synod of Oregon, the
annual state meeting of the Presby
terian church. Thqre was an eight
day seaslon which proved to be a sort
of Spiritual Chautauqua so greatly
' enjoyed by all that it was decided to
' carry out a similar plan next year
and to attempt to very largely In-
.' Crease the attendance.
Is Itctiirniuir With Uriilo
Henry McCaffery, of the O.-W. su
perintendent's office, passed through
La Grande Wednesday with his bride
on their way to Portland to spend a
i day or two. Mr. McCaffery went
east to New York City about three
I wee,ks ago to meet his bride, who Is
j an Old Country girl. They are ex
j pected to return to La Grando to
; moriow (Saturday) evening and
friends among the railway folks are
i planning a cordial reception for them.
Visiting Vrom Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Murphy, of
Moline, 111., arc in the city visiting
for a few day3 at tha home of M
and Mrs. J. H. Haley. Mrs. Murphy
and Mra. Haley are sisters. Mr.
Muitphy is recently ' returned from
service overseas. At the conclusion
of their stay here they will go on
to visit in Portland.
Homo I'Yom Kiigene
Rov. G. L. Clark arrived home
this morning on No. G from Eugene,
where he has been attending a meet
ing of the Synod, for the past tep
days.
DLohop Paddock Hero Hunduy
Bishop Paddock of the Eastern
Oregon diocese of the Episcopal
church, will be In La Grande and will
conduct services at St. Peter's Epis
copal church Sunday morning at
11:30 o'clock.
Cooked Food Halo
The Catholic , Ladies will hold a
cooked food sale tomorrow begin
ning at 10 o'clock at J. G. Snodgrass
G10. ' 7-25-lt
(filing to Elgin
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds ant)
little daughter. Dorothy Lee, expect
5 to leave Sunday morning for Elgin
to spend the day with Dr. ana M t
Vehrs.
StasatSasssliaHBtatai
Red Cross
Drug Store
The Preacaiptloa Star.
. v Brownie
N Cameras .
$2.13 to $5.7E
Premo .
- Cameras
' ,e .7.1)0 bo $15.
.Folding 8
Pot&et
Kodaks
00 &o $68
PRINTS
OUT
AT
Hrronn JUfka "Uiniled .
Word was received this morulm?
that Herman Larks landed safely in
tffrw York, after seeing over a years'
service overseas. He waa formerly
with the famous 91st division, but
was, late transferred to the Rollel
Administration with Hoover. He li
expected to arrive In La Grande in
a few days to visit with friends ami,
relatives. f e
Here For Crop Crtiflcallo
Pi of. G. R. Hyslop, .professSr of
farm crops at the Oregon Agricul
tural College, arrived last night for
a trip oveu- the farm lands of the
valley to maka certification as to
those whtch will . be fit to sell as
certified seed. Prop Hyslop is ac
companied here by . B. Alison, of
Hillsdale, and County Agent Paul
Spillman is on the inspection trip
with them. '
Word baa been received from
Elmer Homtnian by friends in the
cltyi that he will Teturn very shortly
from Newport News, Va., where he
haB been stationed In the naval ser
vice for some time. He holds the
post of chief yeoman In the navy
and has beeu In the, service since
early in 1917.
for the OMdier.
Ilore From HiinliiiKtOK
Howard Pierson arrived in tin'
city yesterday to spend a few day
with his neither, Mrs. T. E. Fearaor
of.thls city. 0
Accepts Xiov Position
Miss Louise O'Connell has accent
ed ao posit Ion with tho O. W. R. &
X. as stonogiupbcr. Miss O'Counol'V
took up her new duties yesterday,
Going On Vacation
Mrs. Wynn Uunker expect', V
loa tomorrow evening to spend lie;
vacation Willi relatives and frieudi
in Astoria.
(one To Illclilund
Ralph Russell left this morning
on No. 6 tot Baker, a (Tor going
through the Initiation at the Elk's
lodge luBt night.
Holidaying in Washington-
Don Cramer, son of the general
secretary of the local Y. M. C. A.,
left last night to spend a holiday
with friendB at Dlack Lake and
Spokane, Wash.
Gone to Portland
Mrs. Ed. Donahue, and grandfath
er, Mr. McGlaughlln, left last night
for Portland, to visit with relatives
and friends. .
Horo From Walla Wnlla
Miss Minnie Dorran of Walla
Walla is In the city visions; w"h rela
tives and friends.
Gone To Richland
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Robertson loft
this morning on No. S for Richland.
Oregon to spend a week with M-s.
Robertson's mother.
Has New Position
Miss Leona Newlln has accepted t
position in the O. W. R. &. N. offices
She began her new duties yesterday.
Cane Await Owim-
A heavy walking cane left at thn
E. O. L. ft P. office about a week ago,
jas been lflft at The Observer offlef
On Visit At Summerville
Ivan Walls, accompanied by his
grandmother, left this morning for
Summerville, for a visit to his aunt,
Mrs. Arnoldus. They will probably
remain at Summerville for the bal
ance of the summer.
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Premier Agfnry fci. jabllslicl , 1 ( 1 iNarthfl-n California. Tltty
J. "-Paul Welsh, of the Premier IsH-red at the0 Imperial ho
agency or tins ciiy, arrived home this
morning from WalluWa, Joseph and
Enterprise where hoi has been tians
acting business? wlillo in JosPph
he placed an agencyJfor the Premier
with X. MiColu'llo, -sjroprtetoi' of tliO
brick garag. 80 ofr he hus re
ceived one seven passenger tourlni;
car and one four iiassOnger our and
has sold and dellveWd one setven pas
sensor ear to Ueerge Salladuy ot
weie reg-
hotel yestqr-
Josepli.
fl. C. Horxlnger and
ire; expected to re
turn home tomorrow; from an oxtend-
d auto trip through Ortiison and
On" Way Home-
Mr. and Mrs. E.
daughter, Ruth are
day.
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MiN. Scott Wlii'ntliY HI 0
Mrs. A. W. Wlntors and dOuglftor,
Mtirgueiite arrl0, n the tflty this
nioiiliig from Weihjjr, lduo0to be at
the budslilfbof her datiglitur, Mi
Scott Wheatlcy. who ftj soiiously ffl
t the Grando Ronde htispltal,-Wheru
she underwent an nOoratlon A few
o e
days ago.
Harvey Stu'et Homo
llarvoy itiee;t, a well kiPiwn man,
arrivedohome this morning from
nearly two yeais Borvlco oveauas
Prior to his enlistment, he was an
employee of the La Grande National
bunk. II1? will
for Seattle.1
learve
this
13 NIGHT!
Hot. l.
Ht iMkt Vi-gor
B. E. dlngsley waa a
visitor yesftidKjr. He returned hon, 4
last evening.
Gone On Flxhing Trip
nir. anu Mrs. td .ptire :aiid r ''Q-t t t-,
and lira nou-A. riiD,ltnn Imti' rt--' '-' . XilVj
W - V.
morning for Wallowa, to bo gpuf
few days on a fishing trip.
Day ai
( Parlor
Try a Green Apple
Pie for your Sunday
Dinner We have
the apples.
A full link
Fruits and
v
of Fresh
egetables.
CITY GROCERY &
BAKERY
HOME OF FANCY GROCERIES
Just a wciithov
bciiton old font
used for a st'iu'c
crow, was the
only t a n i b 1 r
thin? left to m
mind her of him,
Soino of the cast:
Lillian Gish,
Robert Harron,
George Fawcett,
Kate Bruce. ,
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A story ic simple folks that will got away down
deep in your heaii, for it's a story of cvery-day
life that is handled in a masterly way, with 11 "great
climax tlialj only a (.'lai'l'ITH'can do.v That's
D. W. Griffith's
" A Romance Of
Happy Valley"
A I'liyf l'1'1"" the Uook of Life.
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TOMORROW
ADMISSION l!3c.
Cliildxen 5u at Matinee, 10c at Night.
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The Home of Royal
Cor. Cedar and Waah'ngtc
Home Growr
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DEUMilK
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your ( (iSS
VEGETABIlg
Received Dai
YOURS FOR GOOD (
ANNA M. l'OLACK, Prop.
I'lIONE MAIN 75
Strawberries
For
Sunday
PHONE EARLY IF YOU
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'BLACKBERRIES,
'. RASPBERRIES,
BLACK CAPS.
KRESH ANdlOL AND SUNSHINE CAKES
EKESI1 SAHATWUA CJIll'S
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J. G.- SNODGRASS-
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E. E. IGrtley's
The Entire Stock Must Be Sold Not a Garment Held Backl
J f you don't find what you ore looking .for in our line, ask the
lerks and we. will' show you, as iill our nieirhaiidise isn't -on
the tables.
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Silk
Dresses
W'f al'' slinvyin :i new Jit iii' Df
just received '-i,nt Nv Vol; Hressert
in this hit up r) :-".(, rntjr $18.75,
26.75, (2B.po,.22JiO . ,
. Wool Dresse. S-tj. iVplii 9.
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The nH'fit wonderl'iil sale of'l
liderwear yoti ever Jieafd of. . 1
wear that you would pay 7.f0 i
ft' Sut, at "th k snfi! for 1.00 and
Silk and Wubl Unif'ii, ut $2.3i.
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the'goods anfc are sellin-' at tl
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