La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTupsfl.nv, .Tainmrv 3, 1922 L'.V GTCAXDE EVEXTNO OBSEIJVFTI Local News In Brief if? m $ I At Summer Any L& urande subscriber to Wl the Observer who doe not voceive ik ma paper Dy o o'ciock in the ev- H ..I ll ir . . ' ... m culms, iiicnso wan n esiern union, v Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. ' tho best Grande Rondo chicken lljut to 1j (Iruitdo cliaso of a now specially eiiulirneU with everything added, and It wasj F. B. Craig and his daughter Lu-, delivery car designed ' to give the served most daintily The large cllle, returned to La Urande lust general public faster and more" et number who enjoyed the dinner all' night on No. 23, after spending the' f Idem service. The car Is at pre- had the Bame words of praise. A holidays with Mr. and Mrs. E. O.lsent In ltunyan's 'paint shop roceiv- SOXG SAVKS LIKE. social hour was enloyod after tho'Zeek of Union. dinner with .music and dancing. ,.ltJTl.ZU,'Rri ra!Iro,a. " frou. California .......... v, kuutv;ia, is aiupiiiug ui me iSonimer, today. Arclilo Miller returned home yos- On Koail to Kecovciy Mrs. Charles Spencer, who was operated on Sunday at the hospital Enterprise Lady Here Mrs. G. W. Coulter, of Eutur prise. Is in La Grundc today. Itctuinx from IVnillcton i .Jlrs. L. H. Norton, who has been: spending the holidays In Pendleton, I returned homo last evening. I torduy, from an extended trip in'for appendicitis, Is getting along as California. He was accompanied bywell us can bo expected and expocla his little duughtor, Miriam. Mr.; to be' able to be home again within Miller says tliat eastern Oregon cu-.ten days or two weeks. inato siills him as it rained during most of his trip.' I'lslliug Here Mrs. Den .Bragg and daugliter.'?u,,K Kowlw Hack ing its finishing coat of paint. (Rv Ansnclatud Press) SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Jan. S. A federal prohibition agent, sorely besc by hotel guests, unaware of his iden tity, was saved from personal injury Postmaster 1 1 in Kg Hero 1. whcn the orchestra of a hotel here Postmaster K. E. Bragg has re- played "The Star Spangled Banner" turned to La Grande after sevoral pn Saturday night, and the hotel stew weeks at Hot Lake whero he under-'nrd, It. G. Jahriing, switched on an wont an operation. He Ib feoling illuminated flag, almost like his old self and is Kind I Two, raiding officers entered the FOR SALE PiiiV), household furni ture. . Thor ElcJuic Washer, used three mouths, $1100. Canned fruil liOc quart. . Sled, ice skates, porch. swing. 210B tfrd St. J-3-lt to get back. hotcl,'and while ono was producing jcredentiais tno otner entered tne uin intr room and began to seize diinks Moon 'on the tables. Tho hitter's action Off to l.u (irnlide Mr. and Mrs. Harrv w I holiday visitors at the tiomo of Mrs.wi,s resented by iruests, nnd a rough Halfway .Man Hero Raleigh Hoopmau, who linKs from Halfway, Is in La Grande today and-is registered at the Savoy. Maribeth. roturiie.1 tn ihir h, i., Judge aud Mrs. 1. , Hot Lake -today after spending the wlu return 10 tnelr Homo tontgiil and as 120 acres. The trans day in L aGrande.. after a visit at Portland and sov- action was made through the C. J. Itanch Sold The Frank Chattus ranch north ui iuu city lias oecn suiu 10 ii. a. . . .. .. . ' ki- :u.. :.. Knowles smlth. T., nla l w:i Ininroved oon 8 Popie. Mrs. M. K. Heath ,' "-".uiv- W " FOR SALE 0. c.Vtrain White Leghorn Cockerel Hfilph Hurler,. R. F. D. No. 2, La Gwaio. .1-3 -!W DANCE! ' i N Don't foreet Ye Oleic Tyme 'Dance, Eagles' Hall, Saturday night, Jan uary 7th. Tickets, dance and supper , $1.00. S. Campbell, H. Allen, W. Austin, managers. l-3-4'.p Off lo Atliena Mrs. A. C. McDowell, of this city, lort today to visit with friends mid relatives In Athena. At Savoy D. A. Roberts, who resides at Mouchum, -Is stepping In La Grande and is registered at the Savoy. From North Powder Allado Gilbert, who lives at North Powder, Is in La G Hindu for a short visit. ; cral points In the Willamette val- Commissioner Leaves T1'ey visited with their son Commissioner- J. D. McKcnnonwho lg attending the University of lort today on No. 2t for Baker, i Oregon during their stay. where ho will attend to busluessl " mutters. j Itelutus from Portland , Mr. and Airs. .William Ash ro- llack from Portland turned from Portluud yesteraa, .Mrs. C. M. Hutchiuson aud Beat- whore thoy have been visiting with rice Patty came home this morning friends and also to benefit Mr. Ash's ufter spending tho week-end In! health. Thoy report a very pleasant Portland. visit and his health is much lin- j proved. Hack to Haines Miss Elizabeth Hen returned to Union 1'eopU Go Through- IClKin Man W. B. Vaughn, who makes Elgiu Ills home, is a La Grande visitor today and is stopping at the Foley. wit hfricmh and relatives. Creamery .Man Here W. A. Maxwell, agent for the Mu tual Creamery at Union, is in La Grande today on business. Sprains Wrist 'Mrs. Nellie Neill, principal of tlie Riveria school fell and severely sprained her wrist yesterday. uiier spending Mr an(J M.a Jame3 Wobb ow a few days in La Grande visiting! . , ,i,lr i ni I went through La Grande today on i routo to Portland uud several points Jon Paget Sound, whore sho will liruiiuiiBiii , w.,h , fnthor nnd other es. Black agency. Famous I'ulv Two carloads of tho celebrated wniie-iaceu calves," which waiter. z,,0.Ti M.. Pierce used to refer to so feel ingly in his speeches in the stuto sennto In 1D1S and 1920, cumo to Portland yesterday and some road audi family, left on an afternoon iwhen the steward entered and ordered train for Portland enroute to La 1 11,0 national anthem played. Grunde. eastern Oregon, whero thoy T will visit Mr. Moon's people for a time. They will return to Cor- ft vullls later, for another visit wlthi tho rolativos hero. Corvallis Ga Iti'tltriis to College ; ClaytonJiile returned to the ynlverslrOregon last night after spendiiffT jnvery pleiiBant vacation With his family in this city. ' To Purllinid Mrs. J. C. Ryon left for Portland last night after, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nash of this city for several days. In from Elgin C. A. Hassmussmcn, Elgin niuii, is visiting La Grande at-rcul(v present. no is flopping at tne . Summer.' j ' ; . I 3lntors to Union Licenses Issued I Mr. and :Mrs. J. A. McMillan nnd Marriage licenses were issued' to; Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Wyualf motored Fred B. Reed and Ruth M.,TrIll'to Union Monday night. They had of this city and ".to Christian A. I dinner at tho Union hotel nnd at Rassnni83en nnd May Scott of Elgin, jtendodo the dance afterwards. They j jreport a very pleasant evening and To O. A. V. congratulate Mr. N. K. Clarko on Frank Patty loaves this evening his splendid management as host, for O. A. C'. ufter spending the holi-j days, with his mother, : Mrs. C: OS:: Hutchinson. I Fine Display of Needlework. There is nn elaborate display of art needle work on exhibition nt Hill's era may bo dining oft them beforo;i)P1,ul.tMlont storc ,0morrow, which i long. L. B. Plerco. son of tho foiin-lattiactiiiK the ntt-ntion of all, cs., or senator, hrought the stock toj pufrially tho ludies. murKei yesteruay irom bn uranuo. The work is done with the Parisian Mr. Pierce says that .Union county; Perfected .Art Embroidery Nocdl-. la. experiencing a very mild wlu- There aro four separate needles which ter. Orcgonlan. nro Interchangeable in the holder and which work on all machines. Ynu I A Ijoini Htart should see a demonstration of this The Hoovcrlzcd Grocer Is start-l wonderful needle nt Hill's tomorrow. lug the New Year right by the pur-l i 1.3. ftp NEW TODAY I r 0U RENT two-room house keeping apartVesit. Wavcrly Room ing House. j . . 1-3-21 WANTED By wu:ow woaiaa. Posi tion as housekeeper. Phono i!G4U. l-U-2tp Old Tyme Dance EVEItY WED.VESDAI NIGHT Eagles' Hall X 200.00 PRIZE given to the bkst old style waltzlng couple between L Grande, Baker, 'endleton aud ' Walla Wifflla. Governed by snms rulesVis il tho bast. ' Ptj, Powers To Kumela Mra. S. A. Ingeraon and daughter Bcrnlpe, boarded No. 23 last night for Kainela, their home, after visit ing here with friends and relatives. Itetlirn lo Xorthport Mr. und Mrs. Earnest Patty and Earnest, Jr., returned to their home In Northport, Wash., after spending the holidays with relatives ,in lla- Claude. To Joseph Mrs. Calvin Nelson and bnhy left this morning for Joseph whero she will visitiwith her mother, Mrs. Har ry Coleman for a short timo. Itaee lletwoeii 'Cochran and ltragu Recently Postniastor Bragg and Attorney George T. Cochran went to Hot Lake, both of them down and out physically, each needing 11 major operation. They . were two aiighty blue boys and the world looked dark and dreary. Dr. Pliy operated 011 each of them and then tlw, utiirlni u In viliii.il u'nn i o :1oiuih Ki-rry lilnlin 'got well the quicker.' Iniprovoment Mrs.' W. B,,T..veyJaiid sdn Rich- c.mo rH:,idiv and when thev left jard loft for Their hoine lit Gleans the 1;.tlUltion tley u.a together, Ferry, Idaho, istfer visiting with .Mr.,jIr Co,.hl.au having a conipleto new and Mrs: J.-.E. Stenrns of tills city. gtma,.h llun a,ul Mr. Bragg having - 'been relieved of a collectiim bt gall iieiiiins 10 i ni'iniiiii-rr- . i,,,,,,. Tlie color la bark In each' waiter u. .Miller .returned to ins of tlleir fuces and thuv llr0 reeling homo in Portland last evening after flne wilh tho woriu 8lowll)(. a lllucu apendlug the past three weeks- witii brishlor linl Bnd tii eW year sturt his aunt, Mrs. G. H. Baker, 1106 ' lnB o(t , a. most lmp',)y lmumor. D avenucf. ' J ; Going to .Sumniervlllo . Miss Eunice Gates returned to her lionie In Suimnorvl'.le this niorn tng after spending tlie ( 'holiduys with her family In Union. Kiihlle Hi'liirns Fred Kiddle retuniol from Port land yesterday after spending the holidays with friends and relatives ill that city. Tclocasct People : Here Mr. ajid M1-0.' W. G. Robertson.' of 'olorhsct spent yesterday In La Griiiido shopping transacting busi-liess.-. ; . . - . , ; ' ' - - lVoiii Suiiimervills J ' ' ' .' J. H. Newbill, well-known Slim mervllle resident, is in our city today. " Hu "is registered at 'the Foley. Horselniyev Here D. Sharlock, who deals In horses and Is looking for lionie good buys In this valley, Is stopping fct tne Foley at present. He hulls from Portland. Returns Home Miss Pearl Pepper, wlw make her home . at Pendleton, returned to that city after a pleasant visit with Dr. and Mrs. E. iG. Kirby of this city. From Elgin " Mr. nivdi Mrs. 3r,.VL. Hatch and two children returned to Portland tills morning ufter spending the holiday season with friends and relatives at Elgiu. ' . Honors Cven.' 1 llnli "Ynu spend loo niui'h monej for false hnir. " Look at your puffs." Wife "Anil you spend loo imiih tat cigars. 1,00k at your own puffs." START..THE NEW YEAR 1 RIGHT 'isit our store a nit see the many largains wo have to offer. S, PlcateinOi'es,s; iSkiuts .-..Li $9.7.) "Wool Si'i V JUKI Jefscy .J urn kts $7.90 Japanese iViuoiias . "Silk Hose .... ...i (i9c to 2.9S $2,2,") Jiath .Mats A I Fancy Slioppiit IJasftets . Stationary, yv Vx .3 off on all wool sVc, 5iol ARCADE lflTOlIWOTItlH HSIIIHIIHIHMUft"1' -i - rr r" ' thi"-'ii IiisiiHiihimi iisminM ri 7oe to $i.::9 2of to $2.2") . jjloves, sweiltci-s anil caps. And rew?s St V arietv THE TV from Adapte TODAY AND WEDNESDAY YO JR LAST CHANCE HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE Vicente Blasco Ibanez's World M Famous Novel Admission 85c NiSht 50c 9:15 Children Matinee 2oc ' . Show, Starts at 2:157: ', i : : 1 ii , lj I luck from Wulln Walla iTWrs. H. L. Wynalt und children have returned from Walla Walla, where they have been spending the holiday season with friends and relatives. At Dance Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harris,- of Telocaset, attendod tlie Knginoor's dunce that was held in La Grando lust night. They1 returned to thir home today. Loaves for Washington Mrs. W. 11. Kivclte left several dayB ago Klo meet her sou Frederick in Washington, D. O. They will visit her parents In North Carolina and Mrs. Kivetle may remain In the south for tho winter, v SoiiicslKr Kxiiinluut Ions Soon- The semester 'examinations for both high school nnd grades will commence on on Monday, .January 16, the semester closing on Friday, January 20. Tho new semester be gin? on Monday, January 23. . At Foley H. F. -French, owner of the French garage of this city, returned from a lengthy visit in California last night and registered at the Foley hotel. To O. A. C, John Wright, Audrey Playle, Al fred Awsley left, last night to re sume their studies nt the Oregon Agricultural college after a very pleasant vacation spent here. STAR TONIGHT JACKHOXIEIN "DEVIL DOG" DAWSON AND TWO REEL COMEDY COMING WED. AND THURS! Sharpen Your Appetite wilh MAY'S MAVONXjUSK 40cf o. hollle At ths Exclusive 1R11T AM VV.GKTAHLF. STOlli: N. A. Desilet Lnl. in Hoy Itetiiinn Scott ('11111111111 .or Union, stopped ov.er In La Grande a short time yes terday preparatory to returning to the Oregon Agricultural college. He left lust night on No. 23. ! (iocs lo Collcgi- ! .Misses Ml hired and Myrtle Hoyt returned to Monmouth last night, where they will complete their year's schooling at the Norma! s hnol. They have been spending the holidays with their folks Wre. DANCE REX HALL v KVF.KY THI RSKAY Old Tlmo IHuircs I.VKKY SATURDAY lern lnnrc TO 1IIK STA I'.F.X OIK HKSTI'.A t oiirlcy Shown lo Ktrryiie '. 1J. A. Desilet," Manager W. I- Lakufl-Id ami family left th v -rt?-HV-i'S for tlnMr hoiu; In Im- bler. tft a'tlil and hT t- eliil H V.v 4H''.iiir Willi Mr ' and tirs. lute the I ' i ;. dmMM i ur Third Annual January Clear Make,. Room ance Sale NOW GOING ON UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK r ' OF MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING FURNISHINGS AND FOOTWEAR OF STANDARD QUALITY AT A LARGE SAVING TO YOU V.v tew H;'.iiig with 'Mr1 i'Av"jjt "4 . ll.i dVi'i u? t'lUibwi -dur-) ' .2", I H iri-r i:li'iiive Ti- . K. C Coiigheuour uivV .Xji'- .WSf. i,'-,i' tnrm-ri rrfim a visit nt lioiklEH"ra' .'-If and Seattle yesterday. They tlSHX&ct, ,jA . Ul.. -...-.I-' Za rd his 'parents at then stopped over retiiruictt home. ph-aMin viiilt. IHood River at Seattle bet" They report a Out f Thiwc Itcmarkiilili Idnnrt Msl .'vrnlng from S to o'rlwk tl"" Guild Indies of the KplM-opal i huri Ii rrr1 am Ihcr of th'-lr i-i-. ptiunl dl ..era in the dlnlns room A HjiA-x hall Th" uruu o1 ALL Men's Overcoats and Mack inaws 33 1-3 OFF i ALL Men's, Trousers at 25 OFF Every Hat and Cap Goes at '. 25 OFF ALL BUSTER BROWN Shoes to be CLOSED OUT at 33 1-3 OFF . ', ALL . Men's fJi'iSS Si'W'H Avrow make Compare Our Prices Before Buying V i (SEE OUR WINDOWS) LLL Mejj's ieatherVcsts 33 1-3 OFF ALL Men's Wool Shirts 25 OFF Every Boys' Suit Knickerbocker Style V2 PRICE ALL Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags 20 OFF LL f.cys' Sw?ia;:'! arid Jci-neys ALL Men's Underwear 25 OFF ALL Men's Sweaters and Jerseys 33 1-3 OFF ' Every pair of Shoes of Regular, Stock - . " 20 OFF ' " -,' AT.T. Pendleton Blankets i and inc iaii Koues :.-;s: 20 OFF :''',""'. ; - rv''u--.' ALLv.:-..-'' Et.ll T5i'?h ar.l '4$S$ j'sss'wff.e.-8---; ' . : .. . .) i. . sirre fWl CONSCIENCE"