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SUNDAY, NOYEMBKU 16, 1919 THE SUNDAY MORNINS OBgEIVE i0 4 1 MAP LOCAL Baker Visitor Hon S. L. Edwargs, arrived In the clly yesterday uiorSW from Baker to seV tttf La GrandVPendletoa game. ; j aone to'Enterprlse . Willian Miller left yesterday for. Enterpiiise, to spend a few dBy. with relatives and. friends. . Visiting in The Dalies Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Foley, aecomnan ied by Mrs. Ganjrloff, left yesterday morning for The Dalles to spend a few days with Mr. and, Mrs. Pat Foley, f that city. Mann is the aunt of Mr Sanson snC Mrs. Buchholz ari the sisters are very happy tOgSeo th?ir relative whom they have not seen for a number of years. 2 o Left for Wisconsin J. A. Garrift', a well known busi ness man of this ptajj, left, the f8re part of the weeks for an extended tripthrough Michigan and Wisconsin. He expects to be gone a month or to, visiting r4utivcs and friends -. j Here I 'mm Pendleton- , ' Miss Esther Jenkins arrifed in she city yesterday morning tei No. 6,, fromher home in, Pendleton, to see the football came. While in !!? city, she Is the guest of Miss Hazel Mohr. Harmon Livestock Commission eom pajjy, of Kansas Ci-, Mo., is in Vn ioa county on his wayoto the coast and California. Mr. MeMolleu i" here getting acquainted with Btock shippers Biid Betttng informaiior relative to the livestock industry. ?ry tS finish It before nest summer The road will bo closed while wort is feint; ou. but this will be a smut! inconvenience in the winter wnei there Is pr&tkuyy no1 through trav el. There are wore working days h .the canyon In the winter tlu in the w j upper vauey, as H is eower ami if f , J sheltered 'from storms. So it 1 ed t ,oss Urive 'hoped that the raid c. be bil rc..,,, 'i" '"'Ishrso at a time when nothing ciW Red Cross ended' Tuj of M u elsewhere, and also at i- lit CUIVtl .OU?- 1U1, H 1 Gone to Portland Miss Mayme Gary leaves tonight for Portland, to spend a few days. Mies Gary is chief operator for the telephono company of this city. Left for Enterprise . E. S.'Norris, a prominent business man of this city, left Saturday for Enterprise, to transact business mat ters in that place. Iteturned to Elgin Mrs. Ernest Vehrs left yesterday for her home in Elgin after spending the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright. Clinton ChristenMin Improving Chief of Police Christenson,. re ceived word yesterday that his Ohio Visitor Here 6,"""a' ' Bto" "s"''' Mrs. Kathryn Meuser-Mann. arrived '"ittred in aul af ide" ' on' No. 17. yesterday morning, from f8'"-. 8me "" a60 Wadsworth, Ohio, Bnd will spend th1 p lns- Down for the Winter Mrs. Wm. Condlt and little daugh ter, Murjorle, arrived in the clly a few days ago from the Stockduie ranch, near Hilgard, that Marlorie may attend school. They will make their home here through the winter. Leavea for the Kaat Kay Winters, an employee of the rullroad offices, left last night on an extended trip through, the east While gone he will visit with Mark Phy, at the University af Chicago. He expects to be gone about e month. counties have not yet been heard from, and a goodly number is ex pected to come in to headquarters soon. The people who put on tan drive, are to be congratulated upoit their success. Hint Accepted Xevv Position R. L. King registered pharma cist, arrived in the city today from Portland, to take up his new duties with the C. D. Putiunn Drug com pany. Mr. King has recently return ed from eighteen months in the ser vice, part of which time he wvts with the 91st Division in Franco Mr. Putnam Is to be congratulated upon securing the services of Mr. King, which no doubt are up to tho top notch. next several months at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson. Mrs. It MSI IKeatyoss 1 1 DrugXbtore Uj The Prescription uore. Will Visit In Portland Dr. W. D. McMillan leaves this even ing for Portland where he will spend 'the next week. He will attend the semi-annual examination of th 'Board of Dental Examiners, of which he is secretary. Dr. McMillan expecU to return November 24. Two Good Window Displays- Two good window displays are to be seen in the down.town district. one at the Club "Cigar Store, which depicts a battle scene and the other at Clint's Clothiery, which is a display of war trophies. Both windows a cleverly arranged. Lviy frii iuOij wij 3 FILMS IN BEfOfid k S Preserve w Your FACE PRINTS OUT AT High S.'hooi Ratty a Suttess The high school rally, held Friday night, was a huge success to the finest degree. There was a good turnout ami plenty of noise. After serpentining- the streets of the business riestnet, through the theatres and hotels, uu "rooks" were sent to gather firewood for the big bonfire to be held behind the high school building. High school songs, toasts, yeils and barrel spee-h-es formed the amusement for the stu dents. Members of the .fatuity mid fotobalt men performed nutueruu stunts to suit the occasion. venieueed.- ttlitt. -Enterprise iiwmti Chief conduct an evanKe!i-!ir meeting Wo welcome you to"iil of tltO meetings. q K. H. t'OKKR .Minister. iione tffPnAsBd Misis Margun.'t Crictt left a few Pur idea f j:'t!i!is hit twice in the en,e ptn, lt tu r'C'tvp a wedding !Hfittttln marked "Piwtase D, i'a" I... .,, r- t 1,.., .,,0'W"er wrapper. ye met by her mother, 5Us. j, l CVr bett. The Onaervrr turKiafeeOami fymlr old ia l.s Orsnde asd recoi j5?fd as ifc world's tejl cora . emedy by . D. Put man, Lvy Vogal Drug Co., and Red Cross Drug Co. Sttspps La Grande Pharmacy. Job Printing, The Observer, Main ST, Fire Department Called The city Fire Department answer cd a call about four o'clock Friday afternoon, at the La Grande Iron Wrorks. owned by D. Fitzgerald. Little damage was done, a portion of the roof being ablaze, and, before the fire department arrived, the fire was extinguished. High School t 'iili'tcriii Starts The high school cafeteria mi? started, and under tie splendid u pcrvtsion of Miss Hazel Magnuson. head of tho Dometlc Science Depart ment, ami the aid of the cookirtR classes, it promises to be one ot the best school cufeferias In this" part of the cotmiry. So iar from fjfly to sixty students and teachers avail themselves ft Ibis opportunity This is not only for high school u. but is also for the grade children and teachers. Tickets may be pur chased float Miss Magnuson to. il.00 and J2.50. - h2A h Silver Gril! Remodelling The Silver Grill is going through a course of remodelling and repair and will soon be in fine shape. Ben !e rious, proprietor, says it will be strict ly 'modern in every way and will be one of the finest restaurants in t!i part of the country.- Here from Pendleton "Dick" Roberts arrived In tho clly this morning on No. 6. from endleton, to witness the I'eniiie- on-La Graude football game. "Dick is a former l.a Grande boy. at one time yell leader In the local lilch school. His many friends weleonm him back. Stork Stun Here W. W. McMullen. of M"Mii!Imv Will Hush Highway Work County Commissioner W. J. Town toy Is crowding tho matter of fie- eiirinu rlithl-of-oway deeds to the Hot Lake-Union highway and is de sirous of crowding the grading of that line this fall and winter. The Union committee in charge of this work is also pushing mat ters bs rapidly as posiblo looking toward a settlement of the rie.hf-uf-way imcstlon and it is Imped that the work can be done this full and winter. This will insure the iiard-xtirfnc InB of the route early In t!21 in all human probability. Union Republi High School Elects Staff The new members of the Mimii Staff for this'year are: Editor-in-Chief Dcl-oris Pears wn. Ass t. Editor liiivuc Hanks. Advertising Manager Robert Kma hiser. Husiness Manager Frank Crippen Ass't. Business Manager Waldo Suni dard. With such att efficteal corps, it is hardly possible for La Grande High te put out anything but an A-l annua!. There is a vast amount of material in store for this year's Mimir, ami it pro mux's to be the best ne ever put out in the history of U Grande High School. From what everyone knows about tho athletic activities, we are con viuced that we must keep a record of such great events as the "Baker ami Pendleton Victories," etc., thus will the Mimir make good use of quoting statements about each player on the football and basketball teams. TrBckmect'wit be entered this year in the Mimir for the first time ii years. Oh! ifow we a!! enjoy a good laugh once in a while. Well, the Mimir is going to be fitted with jokes, and it keeps members of the staff busy jott ing down the funny ditties said among the students every day. A gieat number of pictures are -?a ing to be in the Mimir this year. Att ready, we have a man oti the t"l William Heughen, who wili have snap' of nearly everyone in the Student Bod; before the year is over. For, what is a book worth, if not fult of pie turcs? Everyone appreciates gu.iii) upon a good-iottkittg faculty jus! wait and see what wilt ! in !h Mimir. Never liefore in the history of Iji Grande High School, has then' been uch an intelligent bunch f Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and especially SKN'iiSUiS, therefore the Slimir will be fu!! of excellent stories, poems, songs and high school yells. Society news will also be very ! lifui, for we bciicvo that "all work and no play, makes Jack a doll la. The Mimir staff hope to bring out many new idess in the ik" thi year anil, wilh the co-operation of ev eryone, it will lie placed in a supi 'in tive position in comparison with those of previous years. Det.ORtS PKAKSoX Editor- In-Chief. Urcgon Alumni lUmtmtt Lticai Umvcrsity of tltcgot gvad : uute who were unable to ei av;iv and go tft Eugene for tite iioimeom tug, enjoyed a bamjtfc-t at the l'h . Hotel iast evening. A for-eotut ! iimiejc wtu served and the old gs-ad?. sang songs and tail.gd ier thei college eNpcricaves. There weri'i iwenty mciiib,'is pj-c!it. I ifcturns From California Miss Steiia Desiictt returned home Friday evening from a month's stay is. California. imttcton iVotitc Here 11. V.. Iniovv, principal of the Pehdie ' urn High Schmd am! C S. Cr;tmcr, in- -irutor in scicm-e accoiitp;iuk'd the team from Pendleton. Ccavh Flcishmcn Here Coach Fleishmetl, tif the i'eialtetmv football team, accompanied the team ' from P.'ncik't,n. He is an cx-maiipc j recently returned from Overseas. ! Safe. Mrs. Green "So your husband Is in trouble again?" Mi-. Junes "Oh, kg I He Is out of trouble now, Uo'a in jail." , Vho is Your ANKER? This tjHtistXn is often asked in the course o ytmr Jmsiiits. We invite ytnt to itleuttf . ytntpsctr withvhis- i);uik a tut assure you tiie Itest wC serviced La Grande National Bank EESOUUCKS 4230f000,0G $2,100,000 'Ill-Mian t'lmrih. Mlnam-JoM'pli liootl Work to Start As a result or the persistent tf torts of the eo:nty tourt, the statu highway commission has decided tr start' work at once on the Miriam Joseph road. This informatioo came to the court in a letter re reived on Tuesday from Mr. O. Ben nott, division engineer. The nine miles of canyon road will be built first and Hie plan Is to Sunday sellout at 9:41 . m. Communion service at 11 a. in." In-. Dnvhl C. Keliems. a mut-d '! sifted, apenker will preach in tho mornfttg. An all day meeting a! the church. Come and bring yotir luiiiheoH and enjoy a sotiul good lime iogetlicr. At 2:3U p. in., dedicatory exerrts en In charge of Ir .Keltems. of this hugene T;:u;e iiniver::y. rpet-Sai music and singing t alt the wi-vici's Al ti::: Christian Kndeavur. At 7 -.:', p. pi. Iir Kfllents will -i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Thomas, was mar varied to James Willian Kenwick, o! Portland, Wednesday evening, at th home of the bride's parents by Dr. Van Waters, of Portland. The house was decorated with white cjvrysqntljr-; .mum ana rta carnation. A dinnf was served after the wedding to the .few guests and relatives who were -prestnt. The ring, eeremftny was used The young- couple left for Portland: Wednesday evening with Mr. William FJliot, of that city, who raiw here to attend the wedding. They will make their home in Portland where Mr Renwiek is in business. At the home of bis parents, Mr. am.' Mr. R. J. Cotner, 1404 O Avenue. rojry Hotel at one-thirty o'clock yes terday afternoon. The club cotoii of white and gold formed the coloi scheme. A basket of beautiful flow ers w-Us presented to the honoree it a tender and befitting speech. Man) Iforta" washes were, .expreed Jy .thosi present for'-tf ufe tMid-'-pleoeant tri) for Mrs, Silverthoj-ne. She has here very prominent In club activities ii I-a Grande and will be greatly missec in musical circles also, where she has proven herself most invulvuabie, I is hoped that Mrs. Silverthonie wit' return to 1a Grande in the Spring. The personell included Mesdumei George Carpy, A. T. Hill. A. E. Ivan hoe, Anna Poiack, J. K. Wright, Vin rent Palmer, George T. Cochran, K 'W. Logan, Albert Hunter, O. K. Sil , . . . , :..tij iH . i - , 1 1 his friends to help him celebrate hi." "rfhorne and 5ti Margaret Anson thirteenth birthday on the Uiirlcenth A very attractive mujira! progrsn is to be rendered at the Neighborhood Club reception Tuesday afternoon at which the following numbers will b given: Piano Solo Miss Hilda Anthony. Character Soiyj "Thi fs WUa' Thanksgiving Bring i,'1 Pupils o the' second and third grades undet direction of Miss Kathleen Rye. Violin Solff Miss Bertha Young. Besides these .numbers the. Neigh hoi hood Club has been very fortunatt in securing Prof, Jaserino with hir famous band, who has consented te give one of his wonderful entertain ments. Classical selections from tht oper by Taomaso Catti followed 1,y tss striking aria "O.Mio, Bootjakio' and otr classics will enthraft ,or ap tali) the bearers. A rare treat, mus ically, .for the lidiea Or e the laig'it affairs of the week, wediig of Miss F.thel !ls, duhter Mr. and Mrs. W '. Vada, o4 Summervilboflregon, agd Mr. Ra Iedbetter, son of Mr, and service ho were prrseet. The e-iMiv. K. Leoette, o Aiicel, Ore ilnns ei4ertalnui fJ's"'o "nt' bride and groom ar speeches V Bellinger Jing Iii-,jrll known here, htfving attended the A N. M,yvllle? in wel-ilft Grande.lt.gh Schfyd. Kki cere- corned the fnys borne Tl.ey ale mnny took plane at eight o'clock Sat told of the fal and t!t idcils ofjordsy evenit'gatt the koine of the month. Those to help him eeJe brate the occasion were Noms iJind mm, Reynold Landrum, Bob Murray. Jack Dennis, Bernard Thei-en, Hugh lgri, Dallas Jacobsbn. I.yl StilweiJ. Buster French, F.veiyn Emahiwr, Ver da Rae Smith, Mildred Murray, Jerse P.orbridge, Lillian Sims, Fraies Mac Cotner and Olive June Cotner. ' One of the cleverest parties glren this season, was a "Backwards" par ty, clf'n last Thursday evening by Ibe Christian Endeavor Society tf. tbe J"re.bteriaa fiurrb. About fifty firls and boys enjoyed the hos pitality of Mrs. 1. K. Wrirhf. Tha Uaetwrd" le vji carried out tbrnuibnyt tbe satire evening Ir clothes, manner of rln. nej and f"s of (I kouseboh: furniture was turrd tctiifrd. After as hour or to of gamw j - Hr tit refre,inents ere eve4 o 'i ' Tie re,epiio yiUi ! 't Eagle lod(e on Friday evenlng'lo Its mem bers wh huve' returned 'Vom t uiauiijf. me rotor scheme of yel w ami white was carried out with yellow and white chrysanthemums. The bride was beautifully gowned in whit satin and carried a bride's bo tuet of pink roses. She was attended X b,ei KijerV(Mlss Wiirai, Waife. . . .Vni-J m.wa uftemled-by ' falser ffiolk-! !anI. About, fifty relatives and friends were present for the rere nony, after which a reception was ie!d. Their many friends join in wish iig them success and happiness ir he future, Laiir-Comhs Marriage The Minister of the Christian Chunh, R. It, Cnker, united in mar riage at the Christian , Parsonage, Saturday noon, the l.",lh of November, Richard Ijine arid Klanrh Combs, loth of Union County, Oregon. The young ouple expect to make l.a Grande their future home. The Misses Helen and Lnui-e Den ham, of Elgin, are snemimif the week end with their aunt and urn !e, Mr. and meeting. Many of. th Bohnenkamp entertained tb y( ladies of the j Grande Cliapti Westminister Guild. More tLan S ty were in attendance. After a programme, plans were laid fsr Lt'? ywtpUf-d tne form of a inusira! aad grand iiijf of the Treasure Chests. Kohnenkauip served daintv refi On Wednesday, !;s. Ray jti' try? was the guest of the Union iwiil i the Missionary Society at a beau: ty appointed dinner. At the ! were some sixteen of the Union sot pf' and twenty-nine high school i Z. ' Jtra. romps CWd as !JsUlHslj 9 Mrs. Baird welcomed Mrs. Mui "J. mntt tuv jins who soared uie ogl of the occasion. Mrs. Muruhr sented tiie j,tan r,f tti uftuhi for a Westminister rirrte. Hm. Jt ing, supeniuennent or stttianl, nized a circle. Senten ynung forming, wilh a good prs-t d coming into tbe rifvi at fse rntW'.'PArIW! "D'fc!! iWST!3S4"Batsst liil i t r -. t i Ml i t& :ttk i .t! ,att,lu t-5 4 f V II 1 l.ie t -! St'' rv ,.'.-., I n Zt4.t r- ' A ' : inn t-r !! hare mi tht book.. kv"espcn3heFcrf Monday Si j-s 3a aEBKESS:"' ' , - I llliamil-. I I n-il J i , j 'K t Tuesday F v vHv.-'-AvXr : t ' - ; -' !!i f . ', . i;i f: : .--:., t '.. .l, .til i '111.. i ;..t.A.,.,.,.tt- I III . . S - " I . . f I'.-V . I J flC St-Itlit WitS tit- I bf v . y, ,'" ' V W right trtmutuy, ii V t - - i 1 t ; 'nil f V - ' ' ' - .... 'is fj . ,'t, , . i:,: - .i.r-,. . " - ' I I ! I Ml -. ' . V -. - 7i Mrs. Henry Hug, Jack Dennis proved himself to be a rracious host, Saturduy afternoon when he entertained sixteen of his 'riends, in honor of his eleventh birth- lay, ine afternoon wa epent Ip'gave a very interesting ' -''ofi eames, after which suitable refresh-, trrpiainlanra with 3ts Julia fti treasure rhests. Mrs. Mui-pby a guest ol Mrs, JIutcbtrison, On F ridity, the Woman's eoeietyi at the home of Mrs. John Hodgfn. b. r.. Atiflerson ted th devetiane .i ' ."V.M. '-M.w 'fv -i Iff1' i tl J ,i.ni."i.i..!..''i t, r "?'fzi t A tiffigtiti'tit story nf tin- Osairk iistntit futuK, M!-ntyittg the iives of tlwae li ii r tl y .HimmfatH tt'i'!, whtt are a' fit'iiii fiit aiiiE nuaf-ftH-tttl hy the vt twrv of t-tvHtiutfttta si titt' t'tifk Itttttttti hittn tfit'v the In, rin-le i tVr-rr. " t , i 11 P t t 3 i J It S p - t v ii T.lf . . . 'J tSt - , :; j nents were set vet. The (ruests de- missionary to tie I of Siam; t .,' .... WmZtJ r"'Wtl-ZtVafLin. "';'...:.' 1 oarted. wishing Jack many more hap j Hatr -a, recently '-J ky V'Vli .re Y'2 i 1 B'V'l f V V1f:V''' rt birthdays. P.eshyterian sficietr. very iai4 yV. 1 M t?A 54 5''.1 ifavit'-- iiig descriptioa ef Sia was givJ V,s ' 5! . ft.. Preabyteriandom is attracting mui h ( '-- tne which was foiV,tt by 1 V.' .-' - ' wSS'iSi!f (u T ,' attention by its man and varied higk, Utetla Ingle, 1. revie. tU Uv.I i ' , , '' C" ' class activities. , j Mr and .Mr. MiiKary. ee V. '"V 4A ,jfy rf . '., Four circles are studying the pc' j medic, mirie in .ias f t . a - -I - ' " A " .S i!ar mission bonk, "The Crusade of years. Tb! foH,d s livasy tj - " -"sj : 'I... W" Companion,' Mis. Willtam Jgifigr.'ee tke skkj, "Weitsi Ceuatit V; 'e. V. ', ." ' J2 Mrs. Robert T-Str,. Mrs. J. K. 'rig.et Vf. tf-itt rV ,s4 . W ? snd M. K. P. 'Moss; an hem the 9wt " - - Pmn, -, " " -rj I leaders of tie clas.es. At o of the 1,4 0. JaV,. .. ,. J,t.i sTfF5&fc3T, 'ent meetings one of the, numhsjrs, ak. t.:mt4m J, ' e, ','r tfy-J-L''l'i t - Vtl f wasVverlivelv debaU ., the tue-i r",; was '. e"r V , ?""S. , ?ion. H,. Tit Chin. We, i,.- 'mT jXJy' fied irfgWuhdrLwinr FrnSt th? PAe,ff-i 8 soci,'. - Zti P-' - ,- Thie. lbs If. J. !iestB -.tfc. i -Jr. '-.!' ' '' J .,."'i'fi I -J'-V 0 - 0 - '' . . S rk. Sat-jaffi atl .ndeir,, G. Palmer; thitreeu.re c!tts. On Suajfay ?l . u . . - , , . . I . . . ,. -, rt . r , . . w n tne rraternai v m tii a ihOle'S parents, near ftummervuiw .,Ue(, e.e-r.h. m 6rtg,HUd tie Weman's Metis to hi - -V ' ii,wluv ,uB ei 'fc '-- - wmh tvcrmti "rj"" i 'n sioooay evening airs. Ital i uega (, tt i ,n em greeting. o: o :t"-- O 'A-tnlta 56c Siildrta; , jet a ,3 o 1 O O 6 o I- !! . f. ' is i . ?' I ; l :ai -I U i "a. w - -SI . o
