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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1921)
T . FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SIX. o : If" .t !!l II i PIGNICERS -X MOTORISTS HOSTESSES- all join in singing the rairc3 of the toothsome mint y DINNER MJNTS packed fresh in tins by KKAUSE'S. Take a tin on your next trip. Have plenty at home. ALVIN SNAPP'S LiGRANDE pharmacy HOME OP "SNAPPY SERVICE' of Mr. nd Mm. I A. McDonald. I ZiOiWrATAyMMMAxlKKWXKWi;, ' which yesterduy changed haudn, Mr. land Mm. (ieorge T. Cochran be- ! coming Hie new owuera. The rol- I dome, located at 1602 Second St., I in one of the modern homes of f.a Grande, mid nfforda a beautiful view of the city. Tlio new ownnra will take pnsHi'HHlun about July 20, whllo Mr. and Mrs. McDonald will 1 move lo Iholr farm on the Hand jildso for the Hummer uionlhs. The ! hoime anil three lota were Included f la the Halo. .Married Wednesday Mis:i Currlo Hlatl, of this city, aud Floyd liaulhier, of La Urando, were united In marriage WedueB diiy afternoon by Justice of the I'e,ico (Jcoreo E. Allen at his office on Court atreel. They will make their home a I La tirundo Baker Democrat. John llnRVr Hack in Business John hover is now back in the J t'lxi business again and his stand is at the Sommer hotel. Mr. Hogcrs says be would like to sec the smiling I countenance of some of his old patrons and also hopes they would like to see him so well they will patronize him as of old. Purchases Home C. II. Winn has purchased a house nnd eight lots at the corner of II and Seventh streets from Mrs. Clara Harlow of Werton, Oregon. The house, which is an old one, will le re paired and put into first class condi tion in every way by Mr. Winn. The deal was made through the iicurgc II. Currcy agency. I'. i Local News In Brief Union II. Gibbs in the City Upton II. Gibbs, formerly ninny years lector ol the Kpisconnl church in I.a Grande, and for three years just past, owner and editor of the Knstcrn Clnckamas News at Kstucada, arrived today to join Mrs. Gibbs who has been visltinff here for a few dys. Mr. Gihhs, who nm.ee he stepped from the pulpit to pick up the pen, hits made a decided improvement in the Estncuda paper, and only recent ly installed a new and improved press. His lay in 1. Grande will be I shott ns he returns Sunday evening jbut is milking a harried call on hih Sa-v'i'Wralld.w. ('rin.ni. -Ciktd-H. j Made M'dkci forme Wallowa coun ty :'ge", passed through the citjf Wednesday: o.v.eHwfi5 from Wnllown c'ou'nty, on hi Ecturn to his liotiw in Pendleton-. Mr. llofco Miys that lite i:pdp.ir- inr WntUnuc count y are tin bind he has ever awn tJ-raiui. wns joined. hc.r.o- by ki wifo iu4 tuibjr girl, Who:. cco,ntfanijitl h;iiu IttnuK PConeCr. In li'r'o.dlc.t.dri,. Joamta., 11'O.pp.e.r; is tote uf luu best' krt'p'.wii: pioneers $ Union rilM.ltt'e. Hii made his' .H(ji)i;c' lit t.u j UiVnde, of nfany ycaw, lit'of . Into ho biw 1lvWt; Itt Pasadena., t'al-.'v lie whs fn I""imH.b tolv wtAiHtofyxtftitflii SrhtjffifBif Mrs, Cfl'afii-' iMjti'tili 'liif Wall 4 4 ' Vm iHO RVENTS. $ I - J. July (MS, Cihautjiui.titS t ! .J. -i- Ricr-Hblrj .ftrrk.. .. . V July'ti. T.'M p. M bnya . interested in jninmir tho Bov Scouts mwt lit V. M. " ! v. a.- : J' July 15-17. Sta'. ciiiwii- t tion, United Spimiub, War ! ! Veterans in Antnrui. l July 7 lo 10. Putrons of t J Mnbnndry, kln.ls riuiftc, t ll "KoBimc. I I July 12 to 10- Prehytorvn "I yaod, t'oi'vaUU. ' S July 15 to Hi. Stale Kditor- r I'll associiilion, Rend. J July 21 to III tlri'Knn lloli- ! ! ncss iuaociation camp meet- 4 ioi;, Purtliinil. Scjit '-' to Oct. 1. UicBoii v ( Slate Fair, Slio. 4 I- l)et. li. Knigbls Tciiiplar, 4" grand iiiminiuidciy, m 4 (irandn. ! Nov. 8 to IS. National 'V Griinac incctinff, Portlaiid. 4 l Nov. 21 to 2t Pacific Inter tj national Kxpositioii, Port land. 4. .V .(. A. 4. Walla visiting . Oust tlrcifoninn. friends. Pendleton fin lli'ell lroinotr(l W. R. fidd, who is now acting Nwuvriutuiidvul for tho motor ponor n,tii,w Intn nn.r ol I be t.-V. H. A N., was in town yiMtordny. Mr. ladd is an old piuueor of l,a Crundo aud at ooo time vu foreman of Ibo shops In this city. ' itself is quite a tak for his intimate I frirndihip list is just as Inngr as his I acquiuntaQceihip in this man's city. Mrs. Gibbs may rcmiin tt longer I period. J - '; On Two ('omtnitiwit- Ttw Rev. Jmcs A is in Smith leaves Monday morning for the annual meet ing of the Prvsbytprian Synod which meet this year at t'orvallis. He is chairman of two important commit tees nnd will make report. This u week, but Mr. Smith will bo liomo for tho Sunday services. Cnr ( atchcH Fire A Chandler car driven by Miss - I (;rar0 Chapmnn, caught on ftro last fifty Want to Work- I evening at 0 o'rlork, in front of the A number of boys wonting work ore '" Clothing store. The fire was ru)terrd at tho V. M. ',. A., and A. I caused by short councction. The Mnio Pryke, physiral director and 1 (lamaffes were not heavy. The fire Hctmjx smr;tury, bas annoanrrd that I department was culled out, but quick job ore not roniinR in as fsst boysi 'jf returned. Cwryono havui? odd jobs or steady ( ' trorlt tJuil ran be dono y a boy is I Babe Hoy Born ojkid by Mr. Pryko to ect Into toui li ki Mr. and Mrs. f.ldnn Walker are the nrth bitb. jff'proud pHrcnts of a nine nnd t hiilf I 1 lttrj.i'r.1 Tmir ( MMnirf A pHrty of DnkT beoplo wrn nfUr tour of fiUm Orvgoti and i Will Prvuch in Elulft I i uouiid hnhr Wot bom Jun 29 at Weis- $?v' Wtrfy& vs- WftJkcr wni 'overly mn I frrlyj TIviKcl UfupttoE of this city. PtiAlora WuhinpUm. Thy havr liccn as ffr Ad Walla Walla, nnd returned via KlRin over Ihr Toll (rato. Thpy have Iwpn woy on rcolly liusino.i. In Uip party wore J, i TlnunnB llrnry Ownn tttid ;por'tfc I'ltMrlt, I hi- list mimed, un olil lime printer uf Hakrr. MrOimnld IteM.dem e Hold OiH! of Ihe lurofst liitiiiA.t of fin t'lly lo lie sold ill! ring Ihe aM M'iMnt innnUis whs tho rni(l,tM Jlor, Jnmes A. Smith will nroa- h In tfto Pvr-bo Ivrun church at VAgin un Sunduy wvc-ninp, At H o'clock. This is ntiseilde on '"fount of there being no Hundny uveninB scmrrg in Id tiro ride dunnj the thu'.Jtuuqu-A seaxon O'd ProqrB ) Running in High, llpvafir, linT?nrt M leannt our Hf itpnnt nn th andN of (lm." nil np'tl hnv is do is nr nitcr- lnn nn thft pollr M oiler. New I Program In Epitome Oxfords vr 20 Off InMhe lit (est SI It's VKIU) Hnrl I'ALF The Cool stmintcr Vhoco Mrn'8 SilkNtwfc For 2 l)n8 Only You save we sell for Cash -Ud(, Jol , 10'JI. :45 V. M - I.frtiin' 'Mirrininiiioiit : "'I'lu! Mhh- tf IMtM li it Ity' Si(lntdK, Jul) V. USUI A. : :;u M. M. M. M Junior riuiuttuiuu. Il'lil.r riolu.lf - Lim i ut Itiiruell l'orti HoH'-h-rrorman J)uo Itom-h KreeniHii Iuu L'oniestiuut Kane I I ihi A ; :it I. 7:15 V im Tor .InU lo. I'rt'hott . J.m Inn. "What Im nil t'om ri Personals tM'jr:cri:ta:i:i?i:3a:i:m:M:ia.' Tom Mulholland, Jr., and Mrs. Ar thur Mulholland and daughter, Lois of Iji Grande, spent the fourth visit- I'injr at the home of G. Itapp and at tended the races while here. Baker Hemld. . Miss Adelaide Kelly left list even ing for Seattle to visit with relatives and friendo. . Al Ray, conductor on the branch train, left this morning for a fishing trip for a few days on Looking Glass. Walter Swart. returned this morn ing from Walla Walla, where he has been for the past week. J. K. Wright, secretary of the I.a Grande Investment company, is in Portland for the week on business. T. H. Crawford left last evening for Los Angeles to visit his son Clair, and family. '' G. W. Viler, who is with the Robert Dollar company 'of San Krancisco, passed through La Grande last even ing on his way cast. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pidcock, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ilialt and family, returned Wednesday from in overland trip to Klgin, whore they were camped for' the Fourth of July. Miss Nell Berk, who has been visit ing Miss Adelaide Kelly, returned to her home last evening in Baker. Jlrs. Gus Lathrop of San Francisco and Mrs. F. D,- Hobbs of Portland, arrived last evening for a visit with their mother, Mrs. I.. ;M. Parker. Superintendent William Bollons and private secretary, C. A. Groupc, ar-1 rived last evening on 23 from IluDt-j ington where they had been on busi ness. Mrs. C. E. Wale and nephew, Hubert ! Katon, arrived last evening from Rv- ker where they spent the Fourth of July with friends. Mrs. Krnest Vehrs and boby, Botty May, returned to their home ttjis morning nt Klgin afUr a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Wright. Miss Bessie Walker left this morn ing for Willi Walla, Wash., to spend week visiting -with friends and relatives. Miss Gladys Killpnek departed this morning on the bmnch for Imbler to .-tfnnd a few dnys visiting with rela tives and friends. Paul Corbeit left this morning for Wallown for a few days' stay. Mrs. Robins, who as Mabel Will am!!, wes a student at the University of lire iron, is a loeal visitor this week at the home of Mrs. G. 11. Tyson in this city. Mrs. Robins has been spend ing the wek at the Ty.son cottage on tho McKinaie and accompanied Mrs. Tyson back to the city. Mrs. Robins is from Monmouth. bugeue Register. Miss Kasel Stanc, organist ut the Arcudc theatre, returned Ibis morning from Portland where she has been for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. L; L. Douglas returned this morning from Portland where they have been on a short business trip. L. Sandos, who is employed at the Sicgrist Jawalry Store,' will lcavo this evening for" Baker to attend to mining interests. Ir. Verne Johnson departed this morning for Hot Lake to spend a few days. Mrs. I. W. Tompson and son Russvll and daughter Iodise, arrived thut morning t visit .'Mrtb" Tompsoe a dutigltter. Mrs. AfVa Uuryea 8, A. Bowoo of Spokane, will the firm of March and Bowen, is in ,towH toda v am! rs registered at the Foley work at the Minnm. Mr. and Mr. J. R. ileasty passed through I.a (iroade yesterday on their way to the Minora. R. J. Curtain, th traveling freight agent for the O.iW. E. k N., was in I.a Grande yesterday and was regis tered at the Sotttmer. 5tr. and Mrs. K. L. Sims left this morning un the branch for local points. They ire from Wall Walla and were registered at the Summer hotel while in I.a Grande. E. J. Frtihmaa of Portland, who is with the I.owingnrt Millinery depart ment, is in I.a Grande twUy and is registered at the Sommer hnel. Mr. Frohnmn will return to Portland thi.i evening. O. W. Keichow of Portlainl, with t r ine and Company, was registered It the Sommer hotel today. Mrs. Grace Molitor arrived this morning on 21 from Portland, where she has spent the past winter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacCaffrey and son Wallace, arrived home this morning fmm Portland where they " MISSES GINGHAM DRESSES Another of the extraordinary values we are offering this month , These have just arrived. Fine quality gingham, made over attractive styles and neatly trimmed. This is truly a buying opportunity. Sizes from G to 16 years. BAREFOOT SANDALS ELK UPl'KKS, EXTRA HEAVY EXTENSION SOLES Infants Child's Child's 5 toV 91.39 8's to j ;., $1.79 11'- t 2v ' $1.98 v. m is PURE THREAD SILK HOSE 1 M-i tr-ir If iirl rii rt1'rl Knolc ttnA Intte ennnrt -f null innnrt. Elastic iisic tops. Trice pair. ...., $1.69 MvVall Patterns DEPARTOENT STORES VanRaalte Silk Cloves J have been for the past week visiting with friends. W LL AWARD LARG E S PENDLETON, July 8. A $1500 premium list, the greatest ever of fered in the northwest for such prod ucts, was decided upon at a meeting of the executive committee, of the board of directors of the Northwest Grain and Hay Show to be held in Pendle ton September 1!) to 24 s :. : : A CORRECTION o Through an error In yester days issue it was stated that Mrs. Ruth 'Rynearson's uto mobile crashed into the win dow of a furniture store. Tbe name should have, been Zilrs. Ella Ryne-arson. thank tho Knighls of Culumbu,, The :t(iranlo Rondo Lumber Co., Ttu Jks nnd Charles Juirding for tlicit beau tiful floral offerings, Mr. und .Mrs. Ed Bean, Mr. end Mra. J. J. Murphy and children. Mr. and .Mrs. Jl. S, Bean. .J-8-ltp, ' ttuuuiiuuiiiiuutttnnuttuiuusuuun ;i ;; i ffi is .j. Notice to Public. Him list is soon to be published and the prizes will be for threshed grain and baled alfalfa hay. The campaign to sell $500 worth of stock at $10 a share will begin 'Aug ust 15, according to the decision uf the committee, which is made up of llavid H. Nelson, president; J. II. Stiirgis, L.' C. Schatpf and Fred Reu nion. . '. . lime' to he M sde The construction of ;100 boxes, each to be two feet square nnd if a capftc- itj'f A.lthcKBf threiaiccLMHettt, -was decided upon yesterday. When filled. these boxes will represent in expanse about. thrc city blocks ef whet and will be un interesting part of the show. KutrK'S nrc expwted from the four Northwest states, Orcijon, Wash ington, Idahn Aud Mnntuuo, and the show promises to a great success. Hot Coffee in quantity or cup fl"d ; sandwiches etc., will ho oti sale at the' rhMlilttlWitUL wn, nni ilmlh titant. The preni-.PV(.nillK e!tt.h dHr ilt mi DANCE Modern dances Tuwwiay and and Sl4rrUy nights Old Time IXance ThursiUy. Ticket given eachlady dancer, for Frize To baf given way each Tuosclrty niyht Drawing t p I o'clock Watch this Acc for date REX HALL N. A. Diselet. Mrr. Williams. 7-8-2t ! Card of Thanks. Wo wish to express our heurtfelt thanks to all for the sympathy and kindness shown to us during otu bereavement. Especially would w I Dunbar's Taxi Line Prompt, and nt all hours, Thone Main cor. and Monroe lied i after midnight. Fir Today NAZIMOVA BILLIONS ITS HER LATEST LIGHTNING HHVCE T 0 M O II It O W 1 Irene Castle The Invisible Bond i-lillperf . ... tiiphcus Four, nuile ou.irtette A iiti'i iciin" ' lr. V. .1. Jennes tMpliciis J'ttur tjuartotie '.".! -: no 7:1.". 8:JM M. M M M MihmIji. Jul 1 1. Junior t'ilautaUMiia. I'lI'llHIt" l.ei lure. Tin- Hah) lotlhill t'tlli:er." li. li;.".0 A. 2:00 IV 3: ;i". I. T rt r. 8:15 v. Tit . n, July Junior ('liiUit)iO'(UH. 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