La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 16, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER jARCADEjj ! Wednesday and Thursday ! Local News In Brief . is i 'lifl ItA&Wf! S Also S ! EDDIE POLO ! I in ! Hack at W ork I 11. K. I ixin a bark t his offiee attain after an illness of several days.i Moos to Union Nuke Smith and Elwood Lyman left fur ITnion. uhprc thev are emliloved by the highway department. Here from HuntinKton 'l'lw.,., koi,,- iri.inmnii nf II, inf. iiiirtnii, was" in I.a (.inutile for a short "f if f f J time visiting with friends. Returns to Pendleton jf K. (j. Bennett and (laughters, Doris f and ltttie,' who hnve been at Wallowa ! Ijike for the pa.-t week left for their' home in Pendleton. J 4 f f f ff f f f f COMING EVENTS. .Sept. 4. K. 0. M. Association picnic at Riverside Park. Sept. 26 to Oct. 1. Oregon State Pair, Sulfcn. . Oct. 13 Kritrhts Templar, grand enmmandery, La Grande. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to iti Pacific Inter national Exposition, Port land. I ft .J. fa fh ! A A i Former Teacher VhdtR Miss Nellie Stevens, sister of Jan Stevens of La Grande, am) for a Ion? time, teacher in the Cove school, is vis- - hi uk " vuve ami in i.u uriimie tur 1 several weeks. Her present home is J in Portland. ! -M Sells Implement Buslnesj j, i Floyd McKennon, who recently ac quired a hardware and implement business in Davenport, Washington, on ' A a trade n which he disposed of uj ranch in Union county, has sold the ! 'implement stock to Gnocy and Llv T ' ingaton of Davenport. i i ! : j Maps for Tourists ine u iuo nits a tinmen numner acation l-ravea for Knterprise j of exceptionally fine mops of Oregoii ina Junes clerk in the plant' m,s- nuu w aneiiiem 01 .poKane. wnicn win ue given io prospective ni the .Hon. one offi-e'""- "I,s "'" iur: iuuiimb, Kih i. uit- nuiiwri nday morning on a two weeks acation trip to Portland and Seaside. J Leaves on V 3j Miss Edni I dt p:u tnu'nt fl lr it .mo' J vacatioi GENUINE j! PULL fc I c H. & S. ELECTRIC GO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS House Wiring and Repairing a Specialty We Carry a Complete Line of Electrical Goods and Can Supply Your Every Need As for prices iind quality there are none better 105 Dqiot Street . Phone Red 3931 DURHAM tobacco makes 50 good cigarettes for 10c Motion Day at Knterprise Judge J. W. Knowles expects to leave Thursday for Enterprise, where he will hold motion dav Friday m circuit court theie. He will drive up s registered at the Savoy hotel to the Wallowa county sent. Knterurise to look after her farming limited, onlv those who are nhniit to in tc-rests there. I undertake an Oregon or Washington ' I tour should apply for same. Road 1 mileage in the state ia also uvailablt ! E. A. Denhum of Por'land, who is Return from ("ondon- with the Portland Oregonian, is in' New !kok on Sale . ji town for a few days on business and Furlong's new book, 'Ict 'er J Buck, which ha3 been receiving so much publicity in the Portland papers,' On Vacation I 1 1 3 1,1 lM " wewiin s i Mi rhf.1 Ti.vlor. elerk ui u.A A T OOR ""'onery company, xneir : Hill Department Sore, is n a two 1r,,l'rl w"s Pl th Arthur KwW - weeks vacation and is spending the nuHu-uii puu imy -man, una morn- FOR TAXI Call Main 808 Stand at Pastime Pool Hall J. B. LINDSEY arr?s Garros . Where Your Credit Is Good : ) Use It j COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas limine have -..tiirno.J fivn,, r.i.-..tl riVM.m vvlw.r.. tl.A.. i r.... r..... limp in llniiiti visitini with relntivpc visiling with their daughter, .Mrs. X ' friends. K. West. Let er buck' 1:1 a narrative of AAMAAAAAdkAmMtvA the Round-Up and deals with the pass- j wwwwwvwww ing of the Old West. One chapter is devo ed to the ljve of the Inte Til! DAN GE! ' 1 ......u v.. Ifeumv lo Seaside- I . w- "ei-how of Nampa, travel-: T1"'"- Mr. and Mrs. Khea I.uper and two lnK 101 ne anu loinpany ot rort-' , , ; h.ldren left Sunday for their home ''. W,, .h"" lf Gmmiv .to.r w """!":.....: loi.l Time riJ.11ftfiTllllvn.lnw'! at Seaside after a two weeks visit in 1 ,e '!lsl .ltw."!''s on uusmess, leit "'""" """'; 1 nil ntuiiiiL-i v.( v' a 1 v-u.. illltl . g I I 1 .11 (Jraii.lu with Mr. and Mrs. E. E.!u,ls '0"'": Ior nome " wumpu., IlraL'Lr and other friends, ' Leaves for Portland Mrs. George Ruby atul small daugh ter, Harriett, left Saturduy evening for their home in Portland after ai. ex ended visit " I-a Grande with Mrs. Ruby's mother, Mrs. Hattie Owsley. 1 the (lunn-Uueulv Coal comoanv of ; JYlOCieril Salt Lake City left this moininj on tins tne tranen Ior nterpnse to spend "King of the Circur," Last Chapter Ladles' Aid Will Mold Meeting There will he a business meo'ing of ill" Ladies' Aid of the Methodist muren on weunesoay, August lan. ,)ome f M., cirarin H(,3s(,i ,,,,. 1 1 ...-ir oi iccn, 111 uir niuaii jiiiiiiiim. A lsiree altendMncc is urgently re-qun.std. 1 Leave oa Branch I I Juvul Jackson and wife left ' morning on ih bi'anch for their home the lay on business. Mr. Moran thinks in Knterprise after a visit with friends lhHt tht'rf W1" be a possible advance in Portland. Mr. Jackson is with the of filty enta a ton on "1 lhia f"n Eimlern Oieiron Lumher (tmminv t due to the slow buying. The raise Enterprise. j n'so ou 'ue ,0 the e'st of freight raies, wiucu win pruoaniy nave im decrease. Class to Meet The Ladies Bible Class of the Presbyterian church will me"t Wed nesday afternoon at two-thirty at the. TONIGHT . Wanda Hawley California Coining Artliur . James of Sacramento anil Mrs. James will arrive here in a few iar street. All members are urged days for a visit with Mrs. James' sis- to he present. ler, Mrs. K. J. Kitchen. Mr. Janien is a federal bank examiner and has his Leaves for Keokuk, Iowa headquarters at Sacramento, lie was mm Dances Saturday Big Labor Day Dance REX HALL N. A. Desilet, Manager iWANTED!! Only Four More Weeks1 Until School (ii't your sewing done erly AVe have the goods 36 .to 39 ... 23 to 28 12 .... 15- to 75 -M .5, 8 tmd 10 lOf Scliool d;iy Cloth, j.eryd l(viii!)ei' Clolli, per yd. .: Apron (linghnius', jier yd Jlress (iinghnnis from Thread, (icr 150 yd. spool .. Pearl 1 hi (tons, .er eard, Three doz. Twinety Snaps 1 Dt'Pois in Town Min. Clnrn l.idtrhfun hft vesterdnu cashier of the First National Bank at An ivnAiianoa.l T-rtntinli. I Henry M. DuBois, formerly pi in-1 f)ir Keokuk. Iowa, for an extended vis- . Baker for many years and is well 1 ' . . ... . .... i.. :. ii.' li. :.. V.MOOm 1VI . - II mere with ner son. mrs. l.eiernton Known in tins cuy. ue in unvnig - iqiiiuij. cipal of the La Grande high school this city. He is driving and now superintendent of schools in nHH heen in La Grande for some time,1 through fr-mi California und will visit Knlerprke, drove down from Knter- slopping with her son, Clyde. prise yesiei:ay ior a suori vis1: in : , La Grande. p(.ru rr.un Vii( Call the La Grande Kinployment Of-J fice for your help. Always at your News from the Boy Scouts service. Phone Black K01. 8-M-i This morning the Boy KcmrN pot. hero. HOUSES FOR SALE some of their folks out of lied in 1 Or.'iinle witii early phone calls to tell Valley them that the wh'dc boy colony was' all right before they started for the (iny's hike. Not n boy said a wor.l about coming home. Mrs. J. 1'. Williumson nrrived Inst Alaskan In Visit evening from Baker, where she hasi Mrs. Hector McDonald received a been fur some time visiting with her telegram from her brother, John Cam son, Joe, who has a farm near Kag!e eron, who is at Ohpir, Alaska, the first of the week stating that he and in Newport and Seattle before coming J To eover "Western Idaho ' Oregon ter large West.- ' L-. A full line of School Supplies Andrew's Variety Store' Well iniproveil tl-acre (rant near City Turk. f room house, wired, plnmminft, sleeping porch, parage chicken houf.e, 4 0 cherry trees, a pumping plant, cowhand loO cliii-U. ens. This is a nice home. Jiidiro Knowles Home Judge J. W. Knowles and family. Cove, liiey nave ueen visiting with have returned from a short vacation relatives while in the Washington city. spent partly on Kverett Knowles' ' homestead on Lookout Mountain. Sage On on Pishing Trip hens were plentiful the judge reported,! Ed Hoylen and family left Sunday ami there is iroml fishing up Catherine1 morning for a week's fishing trip Creek but the road is much better than' to the South Fork, which is on the oth the fishing. It is one of the best roads . er siiTe of Lostine. in the county, he reports. his wife would arrive in Wallowa Passing Through ilbimt ,t,e first of Spteniljer for a Leo and Leone Baxter, who havei villi, Mr (,,nil,r0n sneiit the winter be en in Colt ax, Washington, for the , three years ago in Wallowa, leaving past three months, arrived last even-, in March for the north, before the ice ing in i.a (..ramie on tncir way to,!,,.. un. Wallowa Sun. and Master!! i'ilni'y, hy a. ! erii 'iiiaiiiifai'l nriii"' eon- S eci n. Splendid opporlun- j S ily lo right parly, All ap- ! ! plieal ions held conj'idcn- ! ! I.ial. AdUress ! ! Box X, cre Observer ! 4-room house near hiKh rrhool, two big lota, (jo.vlln each, eity walo' and llrhts.' You can make yo.ir own terms and the price Is rifcht. , Several modern five and six r.ioiu J houses close In and priced rielit. These properties will bear Insper-i, tion. Terms. Two acre tiact on Cove Avenue, with new biinralow house. Boy's Suits V liavo just m'pivprt a Tim new slii)iucii1 fur Call Boys' Suits, with two pairs of pants I Mut Krrtfos, J rays, !!rt)vns ami Mixed pat tcins. New Prices ?6.!)5 t . $16.85 Tin latest in Joys' Slices, Sliirts, Ultiuses, Ties, SlorkiitLTs, Knick erlmrker : I 'ants, 'aps anl Um. At Lowest Priees Leaves for Nampa and Unity lone Zabnl left this morning on two weeks' vacation to Nampa and , will officiate. Unity. Miss Znhcl will visit her aunt Mrs. T. W. Roberts, in Nampa and with Miss Mabel Nelson at Unity. Karly Settler in City Tifteen-IMere Orchestra ' '1'he band dance which has been un der consideration for some little time us a further means of financing the local institution, has been definitely set for Wednesday evening. Richard Lindsay is in charge of the orchestra and announces that the largest galaxy of stars that has played fur dance music in I.a dranue. in many a year ! if teen pieces will com pose the orchestra on thig occasion. Here from Denver J. S. Heighton and family of Denver are in I.a (irande for a fw days on business ami are stopping at tho Fol ey hotel. Here from Pendleton An''ne Vae of Pendleton, promin ent .heep mant is in I.a (irande for a fw days on business, registered at the Foley. Here on Imsiness 1'itl Hanficld of Portland, traveling fnr Fairbanks & Morce, is in La (irande for a few days on business ' and is registered at the Foley hotel A splendid pioneer lady who knows ! Grande Ronde history like un open i book is Mrs. J. L. (Elmira J.) Curtiss, 5 who has come from The Dalles to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Russell in South La Grande. She moved to The Dalles several months ago to be with her son, Arthur. Mrs. Curtiss is of the early pioneer s ock of this county, being a Wen before Mr. Vae isi her marriage to the late J. L. Curtiss Her health is much improved hut the excessive heat at The Dalles drove her back to her old home town for a brief rest. NOTICE To Hi We 1'ilMie c now msiuess. pen Henry Funeral Directors 1 r, II r, fourth Kt. I'lione Main 01! CI.VKH II. KMIMKItMA.N, .Manatee. This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph Bradford Carr, in Oak wood Cemetery, New York, is 'ft, combination of classic and modem ideuB in monument work. (fgl.CdF? e 'ave ma&e a profound Tffcmoral.Twi Btudy of monument buMing, -C. , i 1 . .1 : . . . .. ll.y. unu u" urul-r piiK-eu in , our nanus is sure to receive mi in fill, intelligent execution. We Will Gladly ' Furnish Estimate! a i I is i B hmmmmwrniiMmilfm- I I' i n i l i 1 i i i: a I I III limilllUIIIIUIlllllllllllltll.lllH'llHlMlllillllUIIU I I , - i - I III III. Ill I I HI II I M IIWI ! Ill II IIIIIH IliirifHWlMIIIHM HMIIW llll IMII Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. 1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or. Geo. H. Currey (LTht CTHIEpf "nil STOWt WiFM A CtJfV.II MCE HAS Adams Ave. X 4 -I There are Three EirliiRiTe Feature! la FKONT l.A( EIJ COKSITS. VKNTILO HACK, the VKNT1I.0 FRONT SHIEI.n and LOX-1T NON-1 MATING CLASP. Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wrinf Uualities and Style, I.A CAM'M.E rtwavs ii.una me i.uiisli hi ft- Kreatest vitlue. A corffplrte ine of new cexlfla now on hl MI0 KOHKHT rATTISOV, (oraellere. 0 " e-l'hone Clark W- r.csidfnca 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. Ml A I TVfci I 1 N: 4 - X Here from Huntington Kugeiie K. Herlew and W. A. Clif ton of Huntington are spending a fev days in La Giande on business and are legi'ternl at the Summer h'itel. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Clement of Port land arrived a few days ago to spenl two week visiting in La (irande with their daughter, Mr?. Paul Blair. i I Passe Through A Miss Georgdta Myers of Knterprise - j passed through m Grande lat even T i ing on her way to Por'land, where she will spenu hir two weeks' vaca- i ti'.n visiting with Mips Florence Khus? i 4..:.-. r.i i.oji i .. T Mm. Walter Mink and .mniill son ar riv-(f this nn-rning atr m extended viir in Pendleton with friend ard relatives. Ad Club ItoosU Labor Day An intensive campaign to enlist Lhe interest and attention of commercial organizations and commercial i.t.-ti tutios in Pendleton and Raker relativ e to the tri-city Labor Day relehratt'in in La (irande was begun today thro'if;h the AM Club of thi city. Kuffieient definite (Mails of the program have been worked out f nable the lor d club to procerd with the v I rk t ' h::ru;. Last year the Ad Club enlisted ' the attention of Ia Grande business j enterprise and provided a float f r the H)ik-r celetration, und in now .sk I ing the Baker Chamber of Comriicre to do likewise, and is also inipres-unf the Pendleton association to get t hind the try -city affair here. Hand Members tn Dine Two WM.ks from tomorrow night the I,a Grande hand is going to in dulge jn a litlie social affair, followed by a concert at Riverside Park. Tht Itoys, who work two and nonitimev thr'e hours at a rehearsal, have come to the conclusion that a liltle social diversion would be a splendid thing and have appointed a committee to in vetigaA, Riverside Park wan re'om ilton Returns Kev. A. R. Sitton, pastor of 'tie -lo' ral Baptist rhorch, hufl returned from: men'ied anl the o'ate ha.l heen set for t-k'? trip to roast point iKev I two weeks henee. 'I'lip ban'l memler n aiteo'i. d'TTie Ia'm HaTTii-t ron i and their families will ea'her at (I 4 vention at Columbia Citjr while waT,o'kek and a-iv themaelves over to and viited hi "ion, who in in a (to ifomi fellow. hip and then ahout 1:'W . I ernm-ni hospital at Taeoma. Hip son. or a little later, will render a conrert I i. eettintf alonff well and the ilwtnr' Ot the nark Vt whirh th. nulilir in ror- hold o4 hope f,,r bis ultimate recov. diallv invited. The innovation will ery from the breakdown h. in !uf : no doubt Ih relist. ed by the public as ferinf an a result of being in wrvice i much at by the band memlM-m. Krank W)iue ia chairman ol the arrange TJIE (HISKRVFR WANTS RAGS.' mentii rommittee. The man of Renr.n i.s lie who liest pre serves tlioF.e faculties with which nature ha;; endowed him. (Jlas.Hcs are not an evidence of weak mind, but rather of stronff iiiTellect. In this day of conservation, men and women of strength, both mental and jdiy.vical, wear them for preservation of nerve force Hnd vitality, as mueh as for betterment of vi.-tion. Those at the forefront in worth while work are using every possible means to keep themselves fit and efficient and no man ran be erTi' ient with defective eyes uncorrected. Our eipiipinetil nml methods are the most modern nnd nccuraV; for the correct I'.XA.MIN'A'i ION of the eyes, mid tltu prescribing of coftect Classes where needed. -BY- J. h. peare & Son figfi Opomcfrss -.1 i I 1 1 T v J Y fj t S i J