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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1921)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES PAGE THREE. g. ... TUESDAY. JULY 12, mi' Local News In Brief ! Hern at Koley HitleW . William Mills" of Porllnnil, s'ene ral chairman of U. II M. (if V. & H. 8. L Is registered at Ihe Foley hotel today. s aanaa aaaL lliiuw liiusis Leave . ; -; J j Kritliuif iil ih Sor.inu-r HiMi'l Miss Kaihren Froome anil 'Mis '"-v l 0'"ln ol Baker is hera (n Haiel Sanders, who have spenl lhp,a ''le for a few ilays on busl pasl weuk visit Inn with Miss . Uoro-' j"s i uruod la ihetr liouiel' ihy JKrs, returned la ifieir honi III Alheua ilils moniluK- Ml three young dudies are students of Orrv.nn Agricullarnl College- ' Here Oil IlllslllCKS E. S. Dnlye of Reaille, who Is . with the Siewanl and HAmes Dm company, will arive on ih branch : sl'"'k sllmv '' this evening "from local ni.lnis. where: In the July 7 ' number ha has been for the past law days Breeders' on business. . - ! most. of ihn Cazette, oiih of the fore- pupem iu the country devoied i lo llm livestock ministry, cousider- . able space is given to, Hie Union nurlnii of stock show of this year - The exhl- liiKiirunic Men Here T. W. Beck and O. A Portland, traveling through Oregon, 1 billon Is highly praised and declar Washjnglon and California for ilix 1 lo be one of the best of lis kind New World Life Insurance company In the country. Comment Is also of Spokane, are In l.a (irande fur I made on the prua winning slock. - a few days, and regisieied at I he ' The comment mention, umong iiih Foley hotel." j ers, the draft mam exhibited by Hie l.u Oniudi' Grocery company and ; Home from Portland 'some iff I he slock exhibited by' J. R. Mrs. Frank Pike and Mrs. D. H, ; Reynolds , : Stewart have returned from Portlnnd, ' r where they spent some time initinR He Sinus. Because fle I.oves II friends and enjoying the climate of Open the mouth and let the musu? the lower country. , ;roll forth that's what Walter Jen- Will Visit in Valla Walla I ; kins, the community singer of Port - Mrs. John P. Hannon and son, Jos-! land, does and the strange part of e.ph, will leave for Walla Walla in a . it is that he main's -everyone want to short time to make an extended visit, ising who is near him. His singing I game is much like the Hindoo magic- Painting Up the Fronts jian, for once' he gets started ho has Frank Lilly and Jack Penre believe his audience doing the same things In a good front and, due lo that belief, ; that he docs. Walter is going to hold : they have induced their landlords to forth at the city part tonight, where ' do some painting, which will make he will conduct the Cuutauqua dinging things much brighter. In the Lilly and he believes Im Grande has even contract, however, the Van Buren Ci- better singers than Nathan Strauss, gar Store, Buell'-H barber shop and the John D. Yeon, A- L. Mills and a I Red Cross Drug Store tire included, ' more Poitlandcrs, whom Walter has which makes the entire corner look , lately taught to sing. ' more cheerful. j i Hills to Visit Northland Whom I he sourdough held forth in Dob Service's lime, where they mucked and they toiled for gold is the place where air. and Mi's. A. T. Hill will visit during llio nexl ! few weeks, for they are leaving Hits j week for Alaska points and will go las far as Nome. Mrs. Hill has been ion the coast for several weeks with I friends and Mr, Hill left last even I lug for Porllnnil from which point ihey will Biarl lo Alaska on the inside- passage. ' Mr. Hill says thai place on the inside passage whore the pulse of the Pacific can lie fell along about Queen Charlotte's Sound, is sufficient ocean Joy rid ing for him. The Hill's are making Hie irip with n parly of relatives am' friends Here on IUisIiicsn R. E. Remolne of Portlnnd. who is with the Postnui Cereal company of Baltle Creek, Michigan, has been In La Orunde for I he past few daysan business, having thrown out somples of -cereals, .to .all homea In : I.a Grande yesieiday, ' Sr, Kniliolnn ' left this morning going overland for Wallowa county, then going over in Walla Walla Vulley. Hot Days We carry everything to keep you cool. Summer Underwear B. V, D. awl Athletic Un derwear. Bathing Suits Straw Hats Summer-weight Caps Silk Shirts, In Crepe de Chine and Pongee. Wash Ties and Silk and Silk-Lisle Hose. Also Oxford and Outing Bals for . comfort. You , Save We Sell for fash. (UNTXgTHlEgjt TIM ftTOAE WITH A CONSCIENCE 1108 Adams Ave. -J- COMING EVENTS. -I -t July 8-15. Chautauqua at -!- Riverside Park. ! July 15-17. State conven- 4 tion, United Spanish War Veterans in Astoria. ! July 1 VJ to 111 Presbyterian ! Synod, Corvnllis. July IS to 1(1. State Editor- ial association, Bend. ! July 21 to 31 Oregon Holi- ness association camp meet- J ing, Portland. "J Sept. 21! to Oct. 1. Oregon v State Fair, Salem. Oct. 13. Knights Templar, ! grand commnndery, La j Clrande. . Nov. 8 to 18. National -J- ('.range meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 211 Pacific Inter ' national Kxpositioii, Port-land. For Ice Tea and Ice Coffee Us Chase and Sanborn TKAS .ml COI'TKU ' None Ertter J. G. HOLM GRQCER e Quality and Service FREEQ)ELIVnRY ('Miiilr Mao Hen- '.' U. L. niy of Sail Ijike. whq Is Willi the Swtvis Candy Company, Is hero In town for a few days on business. It T4 ftnuiilr VWmx ' ' ' ' ' Leonard Holma.'of Emmeti. ld i ho. U La Grande xlsltor. MoKus d to linker ; ' Harold Taal moiored lo Bnkel Sunday on a pleasure trip and m turned the same day. tlcxn tn Hoiiilliloo Ben Boswell left last evening foi a trip lo Pendleton where he Is lo visit friends and relatives fur fe dayft. Itrtiirns From Pemlleloo Mrs. Robert Fowler returned last evening from Pendleton, where she spent Hi" weekend with her hun band, won. la working there. if ire I nun SNknn ; Mis. Speck Woods and son arrl-1 V-otlm In Nuiup .-.unuaj evening tiom snoKnne ror, Miss Kunlce Bennett left yesler- l.a Urande wlihfday for Namna. Idaho., where she a visit here In friends. - Itomoved lo Home Mrs. J. C. Wise, who reoenlly un derwent an oerallon at Ihn (irande Ronde hospital. Is so far lecovered ihal she has been taken to her home. Here on Business H. P. Doyle if Seattle, who ' Is with the 'Steward and Homer Drug Company, Is here for a few days on bushiest, and is registered at the SQiumer Hotel. la spending a vacation of several weeks with friends. Returns lo Baker Miss Clea Stark, who Is spending the summer In Baker with her grand mother, returned after a weeks end trip here In La Grande visiting her parentis. Hell, From The Hiillcs -Vr.s. Jouhan Kiggs of The Dalles is registered nt the Foley,, where she Is stopping for a few days. Mrs. Iliggs.' husband Is Ilia well known fruii buyer. . , Will Vlsll Wallowa County Mr, and Mrs. H. .4. Bean expect to leave Tluusday for Wallowa county points, vllstlng for a lime m tbe J. J. Murphy home in Wallowa, and then going on to the lake. - Forfeits lltinil . W, B. Price at rested Sunday night on Monroe street and charged with being drunk,, forfeited $10 bond by fulling tu uppear In cuur . Monday morning. (ioer. le' Cnion Mrs. Alice Cooper, who has been visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. (lenrge Paiker for a few days, lefi yesterday morning for Union where she will visit with 'relatives and friends before returning lo he,' home in Seattle. .. " 1 ' Leave For Beaver Creek City Commissioner David I. Stod dard, City Manager George Garrett and R. VI. Koon, consulting engineer left Sunday for Beaver Creek where they will make an Inspection of the present water supply syetem. They will probably return this evening. Mrs. Nichols III Donald Nichols left Saturday ev ening for Chicago, being called there by the illness of bis toother. Mrs. Nichols Is well known here In La Orunde, having lived here for seve ral years, and her many friends will be sorry to hear of her Illness. Hcctipcretlitg From Flu I. eland McLeod, . who seve.iul weeks ago suffered a slight case of the flu. Is spending several days In town, resting. In the hopes that he will soon feel better. Mr. Mr-Lend has been employed on the Grov (ill in melt place. lKg .lumps ('liu,e Kit hard Kingsland, who Is em nloved at Smlih Ferry by the Pal mer Lumber company. Is laid up wlih a smashed leg. The acclde happened when a log jumped the chute and rolled over Mr. Kings land's log. He Is a brother of .1. C. Wise of this city. On Honeymoon Edward Blumnrlch and wifu of St. Paul, Minnesota, wbQ are on their honeymoon, havo slopped ill La Grande for a visit with Mrs. lllumerlch's brother, C. W. Thomp son. Mr. and Mrs, Bliimerich and: Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left; llilii morning for Wallowa Lake foi ti several days ouling. All ends N. E. A. Superintendent of La Grande schools A. C. Hampton returned yesterday morning from Dea Moines. Iowa, where he ban been In attend ance at the National Kducutlonal As sociation convention. During the past year, Mr. Hiimplnn held the distinction of being one nf 'ho di rectors of this association. doe lo IVndletoll A. K. Weinke, manager of Hie Milne Electrical Company, lefi this morning for a few days' business trip to Pendleton. Mr. Weinke was formerly In business In Pendleton. ('lmutituqiiiuiH lo Joseph The Jugu-Slnv Sextette thai play ed yesterday afternoon and evening at the La Grande Chautauqua, left Ibis morning on (he Branch for Jos eph, where they are to apppear to day. , ' Goes lo Bondon" ' - Thomas. Hill, son of Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Hill, left losl 1 .evnnitlg for Bandon where he is, going to bring bis slater, Mrs. Frnest Walk Ins, and babies, bark lo I.a Grande with him for n vlsll. Moves to Country The Charlea Abrahamson family left Ihla morning for their home on the Pumpkin Hldge, where they will reside In Ihe future. ' They recently traded their Fifth street home for the farm, Mr. AhrahaniBon ws.s formerly employed by the O-W. Mm her Is Ul Ueorge Marx, barber at the O, K. Barber Shop on Adams avenue, left A few days ago for Jiugene, having been called there by the serious Ill ness of. hid mother. Mr. Marx for merly owned a shop In Kugeiie. where his boyhood and first busi ness years were spent. Awarded Work-i- lThe Melville Plumbing Shop, own ed oy jonu nieiviue., aim uie mini" Klectrlc Company, of mh.lnhu'TK. pVgjnlta ' 'ItV'I'nintraeej. have been awarded Ihe plumbing and eleel rleal work for Ihe new Fuley building thai Is being erected. Unlucky Signs. The idea that It Is unlucky to walk undtr a ladder ha It origin In the leuituibruuce of the ladder used t Calvary, while the dislike to the num ber "13"' can be traced to the number present at the Last 8uper, Talltit Mtn In Britain, According to medical records, the tallest tnn lu tbe Urltlin Isles are the tlllaifers ot.Baliuaelellsn, In Oalloway, district u. th isouthwest of Scot land. Tuslr average height Is 6 feet IUH Inches, the talltit glaut being a young nan of twenty, who measures 7 feet 8 laches and weighs 808 pounds. IVetrrim VbKr ttt-rr I John Biever, a veteran of the Spanish-American war who mukes j his home at the soldiers' home lit (Saw telle, California, is spending : his varat'loa I La Grande visiting ! with relatives. He visited with his I brothers, Jake and Pete Biever, last ! week. This week be Is visiting with j his sister, Mrs. L. Morgan. DANCE Modern dunces Tuesday and and Saturday nighU OW Time Dance Thursday. Ticfcet given each lady dancer, fbr Prize To be given away each Tuesday night Drawing at 11 o'clock Watch this space, for datei REX HALL I N. A. Diselet. Mgr. . Program In Epitome Here From Kaiuekv , I lleturns After F.slendiil Trip Mrs. J. T. Currin and family are' (lenrge Bnsham returned last ev- In town today from bUmela. They ' enlng after a three monlths' tilp iandi good- timos had this summer, r are registered al the Summer hotel, 'through Portland, Southern Callfnr- There are kiddie Kodaks and bigger . i ii. I nla, Salt Lake, Ogden, Denver, Kan- Go To lutou ' (bus City and Pitisbiirg. Mrs. M. A. Steams and son left - . , this mnrulug fot I'nlou to spend a KODAK. YOUR WA.V lYkPLEASl'BC ( days visiting with friends and i k,i.i, . '!.. tw. relatlvea Kegtsieml at Soiuutr 'I'uU'l A A. Hotfmuu Is here today from Porilund. Mr. HaB'iuaa Ls with ihe Vegan's Caudy company, i world's best camera neven fails and every picture tnken preserves for the future souvenirs of places and faces ones too. Prices same here ns any where else in the United States. 'I fl 4i i I 1 1 I I II ifcl FAMILY ORUd STORE. La anANOconcaor. - Hero- Fimiu lsv A. W. fteichow oi Boise, who Is with the Crane company, left this morning Tor branch points. Mr. Iteichow has been registered at the Sommer hotel. ! Left For Hot m T. S. Tillson, of Umatilla, was in La Grande yesterday on his way lo i Hot Lake, where he is to spell. 1 a week. Mi. Tillson ; a merchant of I ' ma 1 11 tu. On Camping Ti-ii , Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Snodgrass, Mrs, W. H. Relnhardt of Spokane. Mrs. H. Buy and son, and Mrs, Charles DeForefli and son, left Sun day morning for a trip to Wallowa Ijike for a weejt'a outing. Higway Work. Now Progressing Highway work on the five contracts on which the Security Construction company Is working is now in full swing. At present this company Is employing ' 225 men, practically all of whom are union county men. I'timllUa, Sheepmen Here T. F. Bnyleu of Pendleton. prominent sheep and cattle man, was In La Grande yesterday on busi ness, Mr. - lloylen- left this morn ing on Hie brunch for locul poinla to attend to business In Wallowa county. Men?s Athletic Unions 95c B, V. D. Styie. A good, coinfortahle Summer garment,. Elastic Back. Soki Everywhere at '$1.50 -"' ' : ,' ' Men's Work Sox , ( 2 pair for 25 ' ' THE HUB TBU W0EKINQ MAK'S STORE Here From SiMkano A. U Lynch o( SpoUune, Vice Graml President of the Mninlc- naucf of way niployeH, wuh ut iho Foley liolei Ruuduy on uiiHluesH, Mr. Lynch lefi lut vpiiins for IiIh Ikhiio in Rpoknno. The reeentty formed troop of Boy oroui.i ut- u meriiny mat, vvciiiiik tif. l i n : l i t i ii. fa intt iuiiowiii(f puirui it-utiera; .iuire ..:.! .:.. c i grass and Fred 'Bowman. The repulov i.i.. t.: n v. .. ...:n u wi'tiftiy iiu'iiii ui llio viuup win uri l. -i.i . v. v t r a i : i I t!.i I iifiu in nit; it ni. j. n. uumuiiik v i muy i Mm. Mary JuhiiHon and children llnlmer and Lulu, accompanied by MIbh DeLora Hhafcr and Rd I,lnd (tey, returned last evening from n cam pin k trip to Mount Glenn. The party left La Grande Saturday morntiiK, Koliiff lo pick hueklehw rlen. . . I i I i s I I I t I, mm i mom s . I 1-2 PRICE X-m4 r,"?"'lr1!w" 'Ineil For Speeding Ted Hondfliirlch. charceil with speeding to a fl lo. plead gullly in municipal court this morning and was (lned 5 by Municipal Judge 11. J. Kitchen. A grass lire Hunday templed lleiulenrlch In rush to Ihn scene in his machine with III" fire department ami Ibis led lo Ihe charge being bronchi against him In court. rnlnlliig l'p The pnlntlng season In llio down town aeiMinn is now iu full swing. Th bnllillng at the corner of Depot anil Adams which houses Ibti I.ily hardware store, Van Boron's cigar alure alid the Ited Cross drug store and several other (Inns on Ihe lower floor and numerous professional men on Ihe second floor. Is being re painted. Newlln's book store and Clint Vn Fleet's clothing Iiouho have ulso been recently touched up with paint. ALL DRAPERIES x at i ONE HALF PRICE THIS AVF.RK ' . .' , W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. I.a Grande'H Pioneer Home Furnishei'M -, ,. 'miner ralace Owner H Henry lllchl. formerly the owner the Palace Confectionery, whs In u, vauIapiIuv in nee Ills old friends r. Dlclil's home la In Albany now id he motored from Albany 10 Hand, Ihen taking lh train on lo l.a (irande for a short visit wlin his many friends here.' Although Mr. lllchl Is in business In Albany be says ''The valloy Is a fine place lo live, but when II comes lo busi ness. Knslern Oregon Is far belter." fl:aO A. 3:110 P 2:3fl p. 7:45 P. 8:15 P. 9:.10 A. 2:110 1'. 7:45 P. 11:30 P. 9:.10 A. 2:00 I' 2:30 r 7:45 P. 8 li P. Timlin, Jillf it, M. Junior Chautaaoun. M Prelmle, 'Comwimlly Bnf" . . . . Wgltisr Jenkins M Uecluc. "The Wenl aajtl Flowers of l.lteraturaj" Pallwr ft J. Cronan M. Cmiiilly Sinw Walter JtsiiiiMis M. Play, ' NoikiBg Mill is Truth" ct m all fr.lird. Jhd l. M. Junior Chaattauqua. M Concert RaA l.ewlii Contra ay M Prelude Sam Lewis Company M. I.erur, "l' Americans" Peter Clark Mclrlane O Thnrsilaj. July 14. M. Junior Chautauqua. . M. Prelude t.llll Hm.fhony Orchestra M Leeture Caplala T. HI tumor Upton M. Annual lHSIi meeting of Chautauqtia Assoelalloa. M Concert I.lttla Kymphosy and Soloists I.a Grander Written Of Mamie anil Edna Patton, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. Palton, are here . to spend most of their vocation with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. Patton, and other relatives. They go from here to Iowa, where they will j spend a week or two before they re- j turn to their home in Oregon. It has been nix years since they left this country, but say that it has' not chang ed much. Triey r also under the im pression that Oregon is the only place in which to live. Northville, South Dakota, Journal. II I'AVH TO AUVKItTIHK FOLEY TAXI . SERVICE f0LEY HOTEL Day and Night Service Call Mftjn 773 A-R-C-A-DE TONIGHT--: Constance Binney IN "THE MAGIC CUP" The v Comedy Success Blue Sunday WEDNESDAY ONLY VAUDEVILLE ALSO Eddie Polo "King of the Circus" SPECIAL NOTICE "THE COUNTY FAIR" Opens Thursday
