La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 05, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday. "August. ,r, 1921 LA GIUtfbE EVENING OBSERVER VACV, TrrREP t Local News In Brief J yesterday that the Cove baseball catcher was injured, but the facts are jthut it was a younger brother. ,, J, Leaves for the Minam i Peter Biever left this morning on J I the branch for a fev days fishing COMING EVENTS. Sept. 20 to Oct. 1. Oregon State Fair, Salem. Oct. IX Kr.ights Templar, grand commandery, La Grande. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 26 Pacific Inter national Exposition, Portland. spend a couple of days with Miss Bes sie Buchler, who formerly lived in La Grande. Enjoy Auto Trip Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Harlan have re turned from a long tour to the Sound country, having stopped ut all places I of general interest and sojourned at .j. 1 points where rest and recreation were . I obtainable. v, ' .t.1 Iieturn from Baker .! Mrs. A. W. Nelson and children, a; Lois and Russell, have returned from j. ;iHaker, where they spent the past week trip to the Minam. Here Visiting ' Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Bowman of Port land are here for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wale. Mrs. Bowman and Mrs: Wale are sisters, Leaves for Omaha Mrs. C. W. Newlin left last evenin for Omaha, where she is to vU:t her sister. Miss Serora Kohan, formerly of Lu Grande. at the George Huntington home. Mrs. Currcy and son, 'Itefllrn frnm Knn lain The Misses Eula and Ina Watkins i rctun'ed with thcm to sI"-'nd returned to their home in Alicel this i da's "cre- week, after spending a very pleasant vacation at Soap Lake, Washington., Currey Albert a few Visiting at Hot Lake Mrs. William Ash and Miss Minna, went to Hot Lake today lor a short stay. Homo from Seattle ' Miss Imogcno Russell, who has been attending the summer session of the d-iuirhtcr ' "asningion university ai neaiue, ar MrKcnnon Family Returning Mis. Floyd McKennon and children are returning today from Wallowa Lake, where they have been spending their vacation. rived home this morning. Miss Janet Jones, who was also a student at the session, is expected to arrive in La Grande shortly. G "" to Pendleton I F. '1. Lee, with the Wic '.worth com pany of Walla Walla, Icfl this morn iim for Pendleton after speeding o few days here on business. Goes to Haines Miss A Kin's Collins left this morn ing for Haines to spend a week vis iting with friends. '-' Leaven For linker I Miss May Keefer led this morn ing for Baker to spend the day vis llhm with friends. A Here From 1'inlrle (ity-- W. C. Thompson, well knuwii mini of l'rairle City. Is in I.u Grande, to. day on business and' Is slopping al the Summer hotel. ' Ki'timis From Idaho Ccoi'KS Wells, who has been spending several months, at Post Falls, Idaho, has returned to Ills home near Alicel. In 1 ,....! I.. n . H W. McCrary left drs moimr.g for his home in Pendleton afte.' rpend ing a few days in I .a Gniru1". with his parents, Mr. "und Mrs. Charlie McCrary. I Found No Better Town Harris French and George 'oung during the dog days, decided to burn ! .. Ilttln ..au..i;.. ..n.l rin.l n l.nf- Will Visit in Boise- I cr tlm" I-"'- They made the Miss Miriam Smith, ofhe 0..WJ P. B'"lf to'Nanlpa cast and Lewu ticket department, will leave in the I ?n "P1"'!1' ""d '"'f havc d.t,f,fd morning for Boise, where she will ,l."",ml0 's f ou He very best town 1 they encountered on the whole journey Coos to Pendleton "Judy" Ash left this morning for Pendleton, where he went to pet the -Ash car that was left there some time ai;o. "Judy" will drive the car bank tonight. Mvrh Improved Mi Mildred Webb d.iUtfhter if Mis Norn Webb, who has bee verv ill ;tt the Grande Uondt? hospital for t.e j.ast seven weeks, is mum ininrov cl in health and will so-n be able to oe Liken to her home. ! Shirt Sale ! . 10 OFF i 2 uays only ; 300 Shirts to select ! S from. Latest patterns j in Crepe de Chine, Fiber ; j Silk, Pongee Silk and j Percale. J ; Full Run of Sizes 5 Buy Now and Save (p NT (gTHIER "THB STORE WITH A CONKIENCe" 1108 Adams Ave. Cove Boy Improves. I Haskell Hloom, the 14-yoai-old Cove boy who was injured by falling from a haystack Monday, is now at the Grande Romle hospital and is in an improved state. It was reported here J Finest Hot Weather Dish.. I Ho not overlook our Sherbet. It is the finest hot weather dish you can ; buv and costs but little at the ! PALACE CON FECTION E K Y ! ., COMPANY. 1 Passes Through h.. ,. Russell, recognized as ere of t'.ic foremost swine authoriti in the western hemisphere passed thr; u'ih I. Grande on his way to Sor.t'.l" from B- ise on a business trip. 1- Itassel! i. at the head of the swine department of :he government animal liibanOry bureau, under the direetiol of tm Sec- ii'-y of Agriculture. Koulsterod at Savoy Hotel H. H. Shorthill and wile, of Yaki ma, Wash., are in luwn lor a m days and are registered ut tho Sa voy hotel. Ili-re From Portland J. ,V. Nolville, ot Porllund, rep resuntlng llutlcniiit llroad for the U. S. Bakery, Is in town today on business. Mr. Nolvillo is registered at the Summer hotel. VICO MOTOR OIL 0 . V PLEASES THE USER A Grade for Every Engine " 1 A Paraffin Baso Oil Bring Your Can and we'll save you money REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. Ili-re From North l'muler Albert .Met'rnry, nephew oC Chas MeCrary, arrived this morning from North Powder lor treatment at I lit' (Ira mid Hondo hospital, under the caro ot Dr. l.andis. Mrs. ChaiTts White, his mother, will arrive this evening to stay with him. r.edllll I" l.a tirnudi J. I. Bailey and wife, formerly or l.a Grande, who have been tnaklim their homo at Hosebnrg, Oromm, have returned to La Grande to make their Inline. Mr. ilnlloy says they like (his town better Ihau any they have found so far. Dunbar's Ta;i Line 1 Prompt, and at all hours. Phone Mala 789, cor. Fir and Monroe Hud 2232 jjaf tec, mid riigh t Jj I Boy Badly Injured A little sixteen year old boy by the name of Brill was badly injured ves- terday in a hayficld when he slid off a loan 01 nay onto a pitchiork, which entered his body, perforating the low er bowel. Ha is at the Grande Ronde hospital, where he was operated on and the chances for his recovery are not considered good. I Charter lirceivoil The charier for tho local Hoy Scout organization was received to day by A. Edwin l'ryke. scout com. mlssioner. It was signed by I'resl dont Harding and fin liter presl dnt Wilson and Tafl, who are hon orary officers of the national buy scout organisation. .Miss M, Hon, 1I1I Slightly III Miss Helen McDonald, or (ho Ob server force, who Is on her vacation at the ranch homo of her parents In this vnlley. accidentally took some turpentine trom a bottle that had been misplaced lu the home medlHne chest last evening. Roller was given at once and she is gettlim along very nicely but is sllglilly ill from the effects. HALL FUNKUAL SUNDAY. Remains of tho Into Khrman Ha1!, now being shipped to th; home in Union, from Franco where hi died at I the front, will reach Union tomorrow and the funeral will be Sunday, lie- 1 cording to word roachlug La Grande today. The American Legion po-t at UnUni is asking the legion men of La Gi.vnlc, and of the entire county, n faet, to jj come out in uniform. Ar: mgemeiits for sending n bfg delegation ef Kits J to Union Sunday have been under- g take' by Kxalted 'lluler S'siff. Tie definite hour of the funeral is not ar- nounecd here, but is presumed to bo' 'J o'clock. As' neither the Elks nor the legion men have had lime this ! afternoon to make dellulte arrange, i ' ments about transportation, otc, ll:esc items will be published tomorrow. ! I Exalted Ruler Skiff and Post Com-' J mander Roy Currey are exceedingly I anxious to have big represciilntions at the Union funeral. ! Iti-liirn Fi 1 Fishing Tri Kd Ford and Frank Ware return, ed this afternoon fioul-the Minam after n two weeks' nnhlng trip. They rodeas far us Cove on hnrsi-back. where they met Mi;s. Kd Ford and retiinu-d to l.a Grande In Fords car. Mr. Ford will return with the horses . H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTUACTOHS House Wiring and Repairing a Specialty We Carry a Complete Line of Electrical Goods and 1 Can Supply Your Every Need As fur juices and quality t lie re arc nunc liclU r IO.j ; Depot Street ' J'honc Ifcd 3DUI ; ! 1 Tore Rear End out Marmon 1! Mr. and Mrs. Charles I'layle and J:son, Audmer, after n pleasant visit i; with friends in Pendleton and Walla J, Walla, started home to La Grande ov- : er the Toll Gat,, road in their Marmon J car. They had not quite reached the ! summit when gears began to grind ! nnd the rear end of the Marmon tore I out. Audmer found a ranger's sta Iltion and telephoned into Wallowa, 1 1 where aid was secured. It was ncces ijsary to send to Portland for parts, i however, :uid the Plnylcs were delayed in reaching I-a Grande until last ev- cning. ; -: i.-.i'. . 1 ; . MERRY Today and Saturday ONE OF THE SEASON'S GREATEST HITS TIE MDU WITH Barbara Castleton AND Russell Simpson A REAL SPECIAL ON WHICH THERE WILL BE NO RAISE IN PRICES Deals III Tombstones M. l.evinson, who represents the H. II. Tombstone Co., of Oskos. All. z;ina, passed through I.n Grando to day. Mr. l.evinson did' not stop In I. il Grande very long for he snlrt lhal this wn such a healthy cily hn would lose money Cyilig lo sell toiiibslolics even by his latest in stallment method of one dollar duwn and ten cents a month. Here From Gooding, Idaho j , J. W. Powell and wife, accompan ied by .Mrs. 11. Watson, of Gooding, Idaho, are in town for a few days and aro registered at the Foley. Arrived From Boise Mr. ami Mrs. It. L. Ileckuell and daughter, of Boise, arrived last ev ening lo spend a few days bore lu l.a Grande. Thoy are stopping at tho Foley hotel. Buyers Going Home The merchants of interior points who attended Buyers' Wick in Port land are going home now. Big yel low badges.adorn many coat lapels as passengers go through La Grande. One man from Boise was bedecked with yellow ribbons this morning and when asked about the Buyers' Week event, he said: "It was a dinger. Na Ihan Strauss is one fine guy. I had a good time and drunk und broke. No place like Portland." Toilets 'n Everything, in Clcan-Ups. Cold -cream that cleans the pores. lotions that clean the skin ointments that clean up skin diseases soaps to wash with everything in fact for clcan-up toilet requirements. Where we specialize in toilet goods we nalur- jally havc everything you could want land it pays to conic here first be- cause you avoid disappointment you j get what you want and at the same time von save money. FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANaC.OniaON. Gel Ihe Best Gas It Pays. High test Yoltcx gasoline satisfies ! the driver who cares. Try it at thir- tv-one and one-half cents at La Grande Implement Co. Come early and avoid the ru-h. H-'t-'M. Go to Wallowa Lake Mr. and Mrs. Rhea Luper and fam ily left this morning on tho branch for Wallowa Lake to spend a few days camping. Haskell Bloom Seriously Hurt Haskell Bloom, the splendid young athlete of Cove who is a member of the Cove baseball team, playing a TOO LATH TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE-r-Headcr with binder at tachment and boxes. Thonc Farm ers 24x. ' ' 8-o-atp FOR SALE Second-hand go-cart, in good condition. PhoncRed' 1 101. i 8-G-2L The Soldiers' Bonus Law will result in many realty sales. Property may he listed with La Grande Investment Company. Do you Vaur to'sell? 8-I-Ut. DAN Old Time Dante Thursday Modern Dunces Saturday REX HALL N. A. Diselet, Manager Week -End -Special Big Reduction on Men's Furnishings as a WEEK END SPECIAL All Summer I'moiis, eliclice !)8 "HlacU Meauty" Sateen 'Shirts, Jliyli (Irado Quality, well made $1.35 "Mi"- Yank'' semi-dress Shirt of fine (Iha.nilii'ay, iiiide full $1. Kxtrn Heavy yrey shirls , $1 Extra Quality Mine Cliamlira v Shirts .' , 79; t..8? Siik Sox - 9- lilack Oot ton Sox - 25 Ootton Sox, iii colors li) Heavy Work Sox - 15 Ties,in l.eaiitil'ul colors Half Price licit s, Suspenders, Sleeve Holders, Supporters, Handkerchiefs in fact almost everything you need along these lines at cut prices. Andrew's Variety Store catcher last Sunday in the ball game in this city, was wry critically injured in a fall from a. haystack yosterdny. Tho precise details of the accident have not been received but the in juries were montly of an internal na turo and it wis impossille to move him for sonic time. It is reportci) to day, however, that ho was taken to his homc last night and hopes for his re covery aro much higher today than yesterday. age. Cause of Appendicitis. When the bowels arc constipated, tho lower bowels or largo intestines become packed with refuse mutter, that is made ,up largely of germs. Theso germs enter the vermiform np pendix and set up inflammation, which is commonly known as Appen dicitis. Take Chamberlains Tablets when needed and keep your bowels regular and you have little to fear He is a lad of high school from appendicitis. Adv. I Glad to Gt Back Home ,v. . " t Thnrn are no crops in-tlio' Musi ill llko tho crops raised in Iho G-'rnnde Rondo valley,' .according lo Leo .!.' French, ho "rctunieil -sevei-ii,l days i ago from a trip to the Fust.. Dilv-.J ing through the valley yesterllay aN i tor liln return hn could Ki'iea bla1! difference In the crops lnire nnd i hnr-R l-asf Atld oilioW haC iiuilierslniiir why people back there don't wnnl.i to hellovo the slorles of t;hn blg yields of grain and f i nil produced , in this valley. French win aernin-'i panted by his mother, .Yirs, Ida French, who visited most oH the tltir- at her old homo In Obi.b They j missed the Pueblo flood by u liont half mi hour on Iholr way erast.' lie J vlslled In New York Hdile and in 'l C'nnada and the return tilp was , mado through Glacier .Viilonul Piuk The Soldiers'' Bonus Ln'w will i-csult , in many really sales. IVopcrly may be listed with La Grande Investment ,a Company. Do you want to sell'.' 'i 8-l-.'lt. i! Announcement LIGHTNING BRYCE wi: now ii.wk oru comi'Lkti; stu k OF STAIM.i; AND FANCY (il.'OCKIil KS. jt is on; aim to (iivk 'o tiik i;i;st IN. (il;oc-;i;iKS, FiaTIS NO YF.OF, TAr.l.KS IN SKASON. AVIv. SOLICIT A siiau: of voi i; jwtkonaok. 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