La Grande evening observer., February 23, 1922, Image 3

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Local News In Brief
! Itriui'im lo Jleltli an eicolluut lighting system. Al- who have ton out of school (or v-
Mrs. Bell Caiu 'and her little j thoush considerable dltance from oral days have ngr.in returned to thoir
daughter I.uelU, returned to thlr iHrkt it is located" close to th ' studii'S.
home In Heltta this morning after Joseph Armln hlnhwy which lms j The two daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
several days' visit in La Oraod j already bees begun.' ' IK. II. Daniel, Carmen and Jane, art
with Mrs. Calu'a sister-in-law, Mrs. j Mr. and Mia. Mate, will lmvo ill with the "flu."'
iru.l vvtlllfiiti Unriiiv lliitlr v full I bnsaASft Ion 'llorph 1. Mr. Mace uf- i Th. comedv. "The Hoodooed Coon."
( IllM-k 1(1 Milium - llttlA nl..l .....l-....,,t it,llvi I I tit., inriln un o mirnllt ft'fHhiu in'li, Itn rii'nn iiv th Pnva f'nmt.t hitnil
Any La Grande subscriber to it 11, C. Reese, well known ciiltlo treatments, (cattle raising on Snuka'rivur eumc I has been postponed.
' the Observer who does not receive king of Milium, stopped nt the j to the valley several years auo and j The Guild Party on Friday evening
bis paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- Sommer lust night preparatory to ,i,aiy by Mull . !most successfully farmed the Chas. jwas one of the socicl events of the
. ening, please call Western Union, boarding the brunch Hue train fori That residents of the county who ! Itl.e ranch two miles lytat of Jo-j week. Five hundred was played and
Main 24, and a special messenger Milium thin morning. :are Ilot ln immediate touch wltbjse'ph. i a most enjoyable evening spent. The
sr win deliver a copy. ;i Grande or branch libraries may; ltoy Sncll of Council, Idaho, .form- guests were Mr and Mrs. K. C. Rees
4
5(t 3Jt $K j(p 54f ?fc 3K 3$
5H COMING EVENTS
i!i Feb. 21 to 24. Annual Union -R
ft County Farmers' Week in La -H
H5 Grande. tt
IK $K js H. ?tS 5es
Vnion Horseman Here
H. W. II. Smith, well know Union
breeder of racing horses, is u visi
tor in La Gnuido today.
Van Fleet to I lose City
Arthur Van Fleet left Lu Grande
this morning for u short business
trip to Portland.
Allccl Visitor
W. E. lluckman, of Alleril. is n
business visitor in Lu Grandu to
day.' He Is staying at the Savoy
Wallowa l.ady al Foley
Miss Alma Tulley, who livi'i
Wallowa, Is a La Grande visitor
today. Sho is stopping at the Foley
during her stay.
Elgin (ienllenuiii Mere lobtuln books by mall, was brought ;r rsnchman on the Imnaliu Is lujMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter, Mr. and
,, u . . .. . .... I to attention of the farm bureau Joseph on business. ' i Mrs. Thos. Hefty, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
H. f. need ami Earl bager, botu ,,ellnK by Mal Mary N1(.ho,, clIy Mra. A8a McCully loft Monday Cncc Heryford, Mr. and! Mrs. Ray
rea dout! ot Elgin, are In town to- . T1 book wnk.,l t.om. for iortaad. to visit ber daughter, Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Mrs.
u..j. mey uio regioiereu uv ... ,. . . , ,.. n..,m c I A m,,Vli M-. T W rv.Hl.
sent out free of cost, the library! F. F. McCully was a La Grande Mrs. Chris Bcrtsch, Miss Bess Kclley,
I no i- vimiur (ins ween
Savoy.
Mores IHncksiuitli Shop-
R. A. Master, who has been In
his iiresent location for many yours, )
Is moving his blacksmith busliics :
across the truck opposite the Harris
store.
nuvlnc nostnen both wnvs. The II-1 visitor this week. . 1 Miss Helen Antics, Miss Father Saun-
Ibrary Includes both fiction and C. A. Collingsworth and soii;ders, Miss Mildred Peyton; Messrs.
Inon-flction, and speclul attention jChestor. went to La Onande Friday ip. A. Conklin, T It. Conklin, Francis
to consult an eyo apevlullst in re- Kelly and Albert Conklin.
gard to Chester's eyes. i Mrs. T. W. Conklin and daughter.
A number of people are suffering j Clarice, went to Union for the weck
from colds and somes cases of flu end.
are reported. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Towle wee
Mrs. Daisy Greonwood is still entertained by Mr. and Mra, Hefty a.
Ilore from Kiininierrille
E. (I. Oswald, who hulls from
Summcrvllle. arrived ln l,a Grundoihos been given lo the lntcrosts of
last night und Is stopping ut thetho farmer In selection of non-fic
Foley: tion books.
i Mother Not Blamed
IOr Death Of ller ;una.bla to lenro her bed.
Children bV PoiSOll: Aldcr Slope sent their buskutball
itpm In .!nm,li MnlitrHuv to meet
tho eighth grade. Tll Joseph boys'
liiurlng the advantage of weight and
homo floor W(Te easily tho victors,
but Alder school has u plucky
dinner on Sunday
(Hr Ansoctati'd t'resul
CIIEHAL1S, Wn Feb. i'l. Ment
bers of the coroner's jury today sign
ed a statement exonerating Mrs. Ed-1
Elgin Couple Here
Mr mwl Mm .ln-usoi CHini. well' ward Rhodes from resnonslblllly fori bunch of lads at that
known Elgin couple, are registered the deaths of five children from pois-1 Joseph Hi students gu.vc an ex
at the Foley hotel today. They ar- on. The statement was signed as in-ic",,nt Washington program at the
rivcil here last night and will I dividual after returning a verdict yes-! M- K- ehuroh Sunday night. The
here for a short time. terday finding death to have been dut jh'e1' chol orchestra furnished nui-
to poisoning from an unexplainable 'e students responded with
ii ,,. i, i,i,.,. ,. some flno papers on "The Father
In niM,nnrTTiiin
LLbllVlLtlinb
BREAKSRECORD
.Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Squires, who
Sloping al Savoy havo been visiting in La Grande
Mrs. II. L. LeGore. who registers i lo1' u 8ll0rt tll,ll!. returned to their
Of His Country.'
The Joseph HI students alsu fi.i-
(Spet'l to Tks Ulissrver)
KLGIN, Feb. 2a. The annual roll
call of Elgin lodge of Knights of
Pythiu.s was held at their Tuesday
night meeting. The members had
from Union, arrived in La Grande
last night and is nt tlie Savoy. Shi
will be here u short time.
Morgan to .loxcpli .
C. R. Morgan, who makes his
home at Joseph, is in town today
Attending to some business matters.
Ho Is at tho Savoy.
tll-TTI.-n RVCI.IK1I I'l. AN.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-,Tred us with a flno program at I made preparations for a large attend-
home in linbler this morning ou gene, Feb. 23. A plan to correct lm- '"Ku scuooi on cuiiiiij m mi. !,
tho branch lino train- proper English in all departments of 'morning. Tho grado pupils also ( mothers and sweethearts. Rex Hall
the university has been proposed ttf programs in ineir vui ious nus renieu iur uunciiig, me isn
To Spend Weck-E'nd the faculty. The plan which provides j rooms,
Mrs. Frank Craig, of this city, . for the substitution of a year of work
left this morning on No. 24 to upend in an advanced course in written' Eng
tho week-end at I'nlon visiting lish, as a reuirement for any of the
with her relatives, Mr. und Mrs. bachelor degrees, will radically change
O. Zeok. jthe existing English instruction sys-
'tern.
.fudge Coucli lU'Oiriis
Judge U. G. Couch returned to
La Grande this morning. He has!
hotel for a short time. He is In- 'n i oi ii umi ...eei. ,g w..,i .
tcrested in the farm bureau work, i S,"'B . Highway commission for sev
eral uays. I
Elgin I'uinier Here
Prank E. Smith, prominent Elgin j
farmer, is stopping nt the Summer
CAMP GROUND
At Soiiiiiioi-
II. 1). McClellun is registered at
the Somtmr today. He mikes Ills
home in Knterprlse ttml in in Ln
Grande attending to some business
inatters.
May Not Arriro
.Mrs. K. K. Johnson, who was
'xpeeted here tonight from Nam pa'
may not arrive until a later date
owing to the illness of her mothtV,
Mrs. Dr. K. l Joyner, whom she
has been visiting with:
IS INSPECTED
COVE SEES
I COMING
fSpeelHl to The Obsrver
JO.SKI'H, Feb. 2;t. The board of I" the return ol warm days ami sun
trustees of tho MetboiIiHt raiupl"
ground association were in Joseph
bancjuet room for the supper nnd their
jown hall was to be used for the meet
j ing". The expected crowd did not
(tome nnd those present were much dis
appointed. Only 5.'t members answer
led "present", und more than 200 were
1 absent. This was largely due, it is
j thought, to the widespread epiuemii:
of influenza among local residents.
The Park family, who came here
I several months ago from Idaho, and
' COVE, Feb 2a.-The first signs of ',old-timc residents of Elgin left Thurs
spring are herc-the pussy willows, ! ," thc bel"u''' "''" for
the buttercups, and Uie meadowlurk j " ''r'"!:, "- . , , ,. . . ,.
tha,e limpid notes of pure inelodv Mrs. Iteiber, who teaches the eight!,
coming from the throat of the song ! our school, has been absent
ster assure us. ns imthina- else will. , !mm her work for several days on uo
COUIll Ul
Monday was Klein's Farmers' Week
Paul ,M. Ellin .forest rantrer. made ,,a; County Agent Avery, with two
oo
D
resses
T1r.sc " fl.1t Yo.)l Dresses
re foii
'li..r
lire jniinjj fast
tii'n
v.w ....
.. . i
wontlcrful bur-
nvc von got vours ?
FRENCH & GREEN
jf . Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
will be no sleighing. Kishtrap hill
is ncurly clear of snow now. . In the.
Cricket Klut country the results of the
Inle high winds still remain, in badly
drifted rondfc.
Mrs. J. C. Woods was a pnsscnger
n last Thursday's train to Baker. She
was called there by tho death of .i
hicco.
A largo number of school children
, ...Ul, 11,.. Till" ,
,nrs aaran lume enieriuuu-u a v.nu,.u ...nw vii viuii,,,. th; .n,.i.-
c ailed meeting of the Methodist I.nes. I
Aid Society ut her home Tuesday af-1 ' . ,
temooif I "c"00' was dismissed tho greater
. . I part of Wednesday. A short program
Mr. and Mrs. L. K JIill spent tiie , hM in thc monng t.cebrating
week-end at 1-iGrande. Washington's birthday. Then the
' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard lAdams came pupils were excused for the rest of the
in Sunday morning. Mr Adams nasjdny
been at Hot Lake for the pnst two
a.ynn Wright, brother of Mrs. E. E.
Mr. Itingo Talks to Pupils j
esterduy tile schools were un
dressed by K. It. Kiiio, one of
La Grande's attorneys on tht-. life
l (('.. u l I irl If, Oiliv,,
, , , ,,. , ,,, ,.. i lu (.i.iut? ii-y iiiiu Hum ijt-'un, , ijiki,
SillUI'IK 1,1 (I itftlllllKlUII ,111,1
. n . .... . iri'iim ,in,i I in I it .run ivinnu inme
last week on business conuected i"p to JNortn fowuer on nuay to r ' ir l. ." 1 T I
Miuiiagti LIcniMe Issued
County Clerk Kenneth McCormick I
Is a
the address he delivered was thor
ough and masterful. The young
people appreciated it and many have
reinarktkl since that they learned
more' regarding? tho father if our
country from Mr. Kingp than they
had ever known before.
NEv( TODAY
l'OR DUlD-inSiod call y09-.I.
) - 2-18-tf
WANTED IWfct ijuggy.
... . i. i ,..it. nnJti'lr lln nn ttin iHinna ot rwlr
A marriage license was Issued by The mmhern , lh8 b01ird arc ing for-a house in town. Z!
Iiev Alili'ich and Rev Oulcluv of Mr8- tlaroid vun Vlack (nee Vera "
. '"Vc" ". :,s.i f r.r.nl.. ftnJ t i.i . Hall, but this was found to be much
l,a (.rranoe, nov. n ampr 01 ' "-r-
ette, Rev. Leltch and
Kv. Culllson of Enterprise. All
were present ejespt Ret. Walker.
weeks, taking treatments following an
operation for appendicitis.
, S. S. Thompson and (J. C. Maxwell,
who have been serving on the jury at
the county scut, returned Sunduy. The
'.schedule! for Monday was postponed
'so they were able to spend two days
at their homes. , .
Mr. und Mrs, Ed Harris came home
from Ilot Lake this week. They have
been there for several weeks taking.
treatments.
Sam Mason, who hns.been in ths
hospital at Lu (jrtitlde, returned to
his home here. He is quite a good
deal better.
Not many people arc coming into
iown from the country these days. The
warm weather has started the snow
to melting and in a few days there
Lee Tuttle's family is among thoss
stricken by influenza. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Tuttle are suffering with tho
disease.
local people, und they wort? mnrried
at about 11:30 o'clock In the morn
ing nt the Savoy hotel.
Island CltT ; '"? n-'r mother, Mra. E. L, Pease for '" Rmi to accomodate the interested
a. lew aavs rvwt.., ,b ....-.j ...
. A small son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurel transfer to thc City Hall to finish
Mr. and Mi's. Kilclien
I While they . were in; Joseph -..tlm! oiea at tne lamuy nome in
linomhers and friends of tho M. E. : T , .4ne CHU8 01 aellcn was noc
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Kitchen left Li,,,.,,,, ,. a-r i. ih, k,. ! determined.
for Uaker this morning for a few nuMlt of the church. A Slimmary of ! -'r. an' 'ra. I-emuel Eastmen of
the program
Mrs. Giiy Patten has been subBtllut
ing in Mrs. Keibcr'B place during her
illness.
days. Mr. Kitchen will attend the th, . work WH3 ,ven b tlle Boise, Idaho, are at thc home of their ! A Washington uirtnuny party wan
rlrrultrourt.it linker and bis wife-h(M(U of thu ,.,. ,.,.,,, of '; daughter y Mrs. Laurel Miller, and held last Saturday evening at the L.
will visit with friends and relutlvcJ .,, ,.,...,.,, nH intnrnslliiB lull,. . wtre called here by the sickness and Denham and W. I. Butler homes. Tl,e
during her visit. j nLe bv he llMnTnas tor8 ,d : ' grandchild. party was given by the girls' club of
' Joseph huslnen, Z iM-. Franklin Miller, of The Park, ! the high school and attended prin-
liei.iraeil to Enlerprise whl,u on thl trl t0 jo8enli Hot CHlled to tho home of he'v eipally by students of thc high. Gumes
II. I. Howo', prominent Enter- 'oulclev who cumo from" North Pa-' ' The .Udies' Aid gave a silver tea 1 of various kinds appropriate to the
prise resident, hoarded the brunch j k , recently met a fumlllar face i son' Laurel Miller. I occasion were held in thc Denham
Call 270-W. line train this morning, bound forj.,.. ..,..,,, , ,, ,,. hroti,..r ui t the home of Mrs. Mac Kellcy on home and dancing was tne program
9.oa.!U Kntnrnriao. He anent list nlclit ....., ..!. . .... -..j.! Wednesday. Tho hostesses were: Mrs. ! ut the llullcr resilience, huitunie re
. . ,,,n .HiiuiM II .III. ,whx uuit anil .. - ..
Ill Lu Grande, having Just came In : 01 im,rIU: tho name of Swart-i Rol,cy' Mr3' 1 ollar1 nn Mrs. U. O.
u nnti n,
l'OR RENT Four light hnusekcep-j from Ontiii io." where he was attend-; w0l)d fomid ,, M Swartwood to bd
i,r ,n.thB xdO'? Wn'shin-nton avenue. inc to some business affairs. ' i .. r ... i.,
2-23-llt
I'OU SALE I'rVsh'cow, young, easy
to milk nnd give lots of milk. Ii r.
Bell, 1!. . Box Cove, Ore.
2-2:
Married Monday
The ifurrlngo of Clarence E.
Kingsley, better known as ''Pete"
Klnrsill.v ' mill .11:1 M VHCi. .nne
3t! as a surprise to their many friends.
iTIie marriage ceremony was per
with torincd Monday evening.
l'OR RENT Sleeping rooms
bath, steam heated. Inquire at J(!07
Sixth street. 2-21-:!tp j .Meeting l'osinmeil j
! The meeting of the director of
J'OU SALE Electric Washing Ma-1 the Country club, which was to!
chine and wringer, $:J5.00. Inquire i have been held lust evening, has1
at Observer. 2-'!-2t! . been postponed until Monday eve-;
l'OR SALE CHEAP Three practical- hIiik because1 of thc Elks' dance
ly new incubators. Two 240 capac-j tonight. j
iiv, one 150 capacity. R, W. Stew-.
art, 2203 Fir St. P. O. Box "3. i -New Itepalr Shop j
2-2.",-ltpj G. W. IJaals, S. T. Kefrer nnd O. j
r 'j.i.i . ..j, i - - M. Huff, all form'r euployes of!
u cousin of a Mlnnesotu friend, so
' WUiiJ' i"n miiuiiK nicuun. , , . ... . .,
He ulso favored ns with to solas .- '7, k ''' i entertain
which were greatly enjoyed. Itl,c J" P. C,f .
It was a most enjOyublo eA- iruar7 2J' " h,cr hofm,e, a V
nlng und It wus decided to hold1 .hyt of Union was called
a church night once each month ; n TlAal l'vcn,n!: to "ttend Kenneth
,i,ii. i ( i... a r..nA.,.i.i. Coons, who is quite ill.
meeting for Methodist members and
their friends.
frcslnnents were served at a lute hour
and all declared it an evening enjoy-
Waldo; Richardson is oh the street nhly spent. :
again after a brief illness.
LARGE HANGH
mm hands
, Clara, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
K. f. obcrts, is quite ill. Dr. Ciilmore
is in attendance.
j M. J Duffy has purchased Mae
; Stearns! residence. It is now occupied
j by Mrs. Cora Bloom but will be vacant
ithc first of March, when the Duffy.,
will move in.
i Mr. Duffy ha rented his home
I place to Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Orton,
J who will occupy it after thc tenth of
iMnrch.
I Mrs. Eva W. Duncan has sold a
null calf, six
Auto Owners
Attention!
If Am nil
intprcslo.l in
LOWER UP KEEP
1 j and
REPAIR WORK
Witch This Space
Old Tymc Dance
i
m'BRT i AT
l'HVRHDAjr 7.IJI1EU
MOUT V HALIj
The Luclw Lady draws
the DressNui Thursday
night at Zube Hall.
P. J. Powers
Heavy Cold? Chest
All Clogged Up ?
0T let it gel ;i i tart, Dr. Iuiir's
New l)jsi:overv v.'ill err. r'wUt
doVn lottoik.rulii'viiii: the tiiilit feeling
in Uo chest, (uietiiiK the .racking
RCiHly Miibtikitinjr the Iwwcls,
(luis y Uiiuiuiliiig
Alwayfc fviiuhle.
inaJc t)l eabG cold
Tor fiv -ears
All thc iauly can
iSo liarMifii(lriirv
thc
I lie cold rmisons.
ust good mcdiciiio
and toughs.
standard rrmnlv.
iakc it with lidplul
ults. (Vises thJ children's croup.
(."onviiuinu. hcal-
ddics like. At all
Dr. King's
New Discovery
For Colds and Coughs
Feci . Iladly? Uoncls Kluftijish?
Ilaven't any "pep" in work or play.
You're constipated! The Mimuhlint;
action of Dr. King's I'ills lninc,s back
old tims cncrRy. All dniKgists, 25c.
D PROMPT I 'WON'T GRIPE
, r.Kins Pills
fSnrclnl to The Ob.oprvnr)
.iMi.,.,1.. i i . nk 1 . ia. iiicrv Mine, nurn irfn rr irintoroa
i.Masterton hlacksmlth shop and will proniliicnt stockman and rancher of ! months old, to l)t II. .Shull and Son, of
open an auto repair shop. They ex- Joseph, has purchased tho GUI acre i r nday llarlior, Washinitton. Mrs.
pei-t to he open for business by ranch on the Sheep creek divide Duncan has some fine purebred reir-
I March 1. irom Harry .viaiirum. nils is one isiereu siock aim nnyone is lortunnte
or tne best Improved ranches on theito be able to purchase it. hhc has
Special Attraction at
REX HALlJ
Wednesday Niiht
And Old Tirne Dances
Watch ThiV-Space
To Ailend MiH-tliiK anil llnniiiet divide, fully half beliiR under cultl-; recently sold to T. H. Johnson, of La
Uruce II. nnls and A. V. Nelson vation. The ranch Is modem . with Grande, six purebred Polnnd China
left for Uaker this mnrnliiR. They ( K'd bulldliiKs, havini- a conipletc silts.
will attend the Oropmi Trail com- water systi'm of Its own as well as' Thc Woman's Auxiliary of the Arr,-
inillci. miM-tinir i :i led bv the laker : i ... uii iki.mi, ...ii wuu .rs. ueo. Al-
Chamber of Commerce and will also . , ' cx wider on Friday.
be quests at the Annual linker
Chamber of Commerce bauouet to
)pe held 111 tlle ovenlne.
Men! Men!!
Vc Arc Agents Km
IICHAELS STERN
"VALUE FIRST" CLOTHES
NETTLET0N SHOES
LAmPHER HATS
ARROWHEAD SHIRTS
SCHOL-WIL CAPS
TRUE SHAPE HOSIERY
ARROW COLLAm and SHIRTS
PEKDETGN ROBES
U$.d if Mrit Ordj
mCttnt'ssCiothierg
o
o
M JL Jf e
Tom Towle has been on the sick list
Lut is out s?ain.
I.ily I'olnrd nnr' Daisy Itreshear',
lluus and j'nrpels Washed
' and Stci-llled Wltlio.il lie
movlnit fionj I lie Floor will.
Hie lliuiilloili llCeili Carpet
Washer. I
Economy Carpet
Washer Co.
II. A. llui"so
IMione mH.VJ, I,ii
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TODAY-VFRIDAY "and, SATURDAY '
If
tedding
ells
A Big Cast Including Harrison Ford
Tho Happiest, Snappiest Connie Comedy Yet!
Also Showing International News
(By Associated Pre)
rOKTI.AM), Feb. 23. Cattle,
hops and sheep were steady today,
Vallev lambs sold from $10 to
$10.75. KKiis w-ere unsettled und
butter was steady.
(I'v A?".'f:iL..I
roTI-AN'I), Feb. 2:1. Wheat wa
1 . 1 T to 11.25.
OLD TIME
DANCE
If Ton lt
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yoiicuio ode,
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KLEAN KUT KASH GROCERY
Jiffv Jell, while
paBiage
it lasts, per
t 5c
H. H. KUG, of Elgin, Prop.
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