La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 20, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextArontlay, "rnrr1i 20, 1022 TA' CJRANP-. TSTEXTNTI ffP.RERR PAGE TIT! RE rt " Local News In Brief Any La Grande iubscriber to the Observer who does not rsceive Main 24, and a special messenger w wm deliver a copy. t i f M. I. A. Dance A dance will be Riven by the M. I. A. Wednesday, March 22, at their ball. week and as the result on bis re turn home hurt evening be was un usually cheerful. Kuitgh declares taut the business outlook In the two WnshliiKtou cities Is bright sad that It can't help but spread to this section at an eurly date. That re Marriage l.icenKe l-aiucd ,,. t0 prosperity, the kind that Is County Clerk C. K. Mcl'ormick IHfult py lu() entire conuminity, 1 an sued a marriage license to Grunt Swul-1 aa,..reit i, believes, and La ber(f and Sarah Carter on Saturday u d ,,, ..ot b0 a ,ilfe for u m.Mliiiluf u'ltliin a ftw months. Grande. A.. i.... - .., ...... Will Attend Opera Mrs. Kenneth I). Cary ot Spo-I -M'"' Anthony and Mrs. Har kano. arrived In La Cirando last eve-!rlut -MeOonuld l-f last evening for nlng on No. 18 and will be here j i'ortlund, where ihcy -111 attend the for some time visiting at tlie home ot Mr. ami Mrs. George Cnrpy. KLi, . q , . . , .. "eri aim aaran inner on saiuruay bis paper by 8 o clock in the ev- ,-, . . . , at ,-i.w. -i .1 ..ii r . ii j,. afternoon. Both are residents of La ening, please call Western Union, ' cr.inj(. organization Vil be the muln speak er. Mr. Mucpherson Is makliiR a tour of the northwest In the Inter ests ot hia organization and Is working up much enthusiasm for the national convention, to bo held lu Seattle beginning August 30. A. C. llunipton Is director of tho local branch of tho organization and A. C. Marks Is secretary-treasurer. The forum subject tonight will be tho International disarmament confer enca lu Washington' 'held recently. Matting llusebnll The La Grande Boy Scouts have already commenced planning for a Altar Society Meets 'AYcdiicMlny The Altar Society of the Catholic church will moot at tho home of baseball Boasou. Harvey Carter will Mrs. D. Fitzgerald, 1601 Sixth street Wednesday afternoon. Chicago Opero company - opera sea son beginning March 22. Mrs. Fred Holmes and Mrs. Nell Grluunett will leave this evdnlng. Hummer (iuest John S. McKcnzie. who hails from Lostlne, spent today in La Grande looking alter some business affairs. He Is a guest of the Sommer. coach the team lu tho absence of Mr. l'ryke. They expect to urrange all out of town schedule. Will Visit With Daughter Mrs. Arcllio Klllot of La Grande, lett this morning for 'Milton, where she will visit for several days with her daughter, Mrs. II. S. Kellt-y. To Purl bind on Htisliiess Mrs. W. M. I'iorce lett La Crande this morning for I'ortlund, where she will spend a few days unend ing to some business. Hloppcil III Savoy. Mrs. J. 1'. Partes, who makes her home In Knterprise, spent Sunday in La Grande. She was a, guest ol the Savoy dining her visit here. To Visit lit I lllun MrB. J. L. Ruby went to Union this morning, where she will visit at the home ot her brother, L. ('. Crout, for some time. l-Jntci-pilse Slii'i'pman Jay II. Dobbins, prominent Enter prise sheepman, arrived In town last evening and will bo here a short time on business. During bis slay he' is at the Foley. i Ucturns to Franklin High Miss Myrl Ileveridgo returned to Portland this morning on No. 17, where buo will resume her studies in Franklin high. She has been spending a week-end vacation in La Cirando with her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave lleverldge. Will l.ruve for I'ciiillelon Miss Ktsie Newchrlst. who lias becu visiting friends here several weeks, wfll leave this evening for Pendleton, where her partita will celebrate their golden wedding. Miss Newchrlst formerly lived here and now lives in Washington, D. C. To Arrange Soldiers' Loan A. La Von Morris and Hlchard Steele, both ot Union, arrlvctt In La Grande this morning to urrange Motor from t'orviillis The following young men motored to Pendleton from Corvallls and NEW TODAY FOlt SALK Child's Kiddy CoopJ and Reed Buggy. Phona 107-J. , a-.o-at ROOMS TO KENT Karaishfi rutins with Imlli. luuulra 1607 7th Ml. 3-2lKltp FOU RKNT house, 1221 0 p. ni A. Five-room modern iquire from i to 3-20-at WILL PAY VOO.OO Reward for con viction of anVneu'aeing out poison for dugs. WVgAFin and Fleetfoot Club J Mon only 81 FOR RENT Four-room unfurnished house. Inquire Newlin's Book store. 3-0-31 WANTED Experienced woman ! wants housekeeping or cooking if city. Inquire at Observer. 3-20-Utp FOR SAI.K-VOno, five-room house, ona good-siXcd barn one large chicken-run and four good lots, reasonable tcriiKj Phone 383-J. 3-20-lf Notice . T will buy your baby heifer calve! Call 369W i EARL UNDELL My wife, Elmn May Lewis, hnvinir no then took! No. 18, arriving in La uff my bed and board, I will not Grando Saturday evening to spend responsible lor ny debts contracted me Holidays ni nomo: j.ea uussen, by hfr from tltia nnte. March 211, 1!22. Judy Ash, Ray Winters, Allyn Hunt- 8-20-lt HOWARD W, LEWIS. er, all ot La. Grande, and Vernon Gregg, 'of Anaheim, -California, who will spend tho holidays visiting at their state compensation. Mr. Steele 1 11,8 numes of tl,e four Io:al DO' returned to his home on No. 24 while Mr. Morris spent tho remain der of the day visiting with his parents. , Dr. Ilinsiin to 'Speak Dr. W. 1). Hinson ot Portland will speak tomorrow afternoon and evening In tho Baptist church. The hours at which ho will open the meetings are 2:30 and 7:30. He has not yet announced his subjects. Dr. Iliuson is known as one of the moat Itctiirns to Idnlii A. L. Archibald returned to bis homo In Lewiston, Idaho, this moru- l.air ifl,. u.toiwtinv au.-ur. I itill'a vftt. itlng with bis son. E. O. Archibald. ' Interesting talkers in the state and who is construction foreman at! promises to give his audience a Mhi.'im lift Riii-Tit lh pvt'lllm; ill ne.ll La Grande en route to his home. Spends .Morning Here Arthur Harn of Union, arrived in La Grande this morning on No. 17 and returned to his home on No. 24. He spent tho morning unend ing to some business matters. llelili-iis to linker Mrs. M. ISIedcrinaii, who has been a guest of Mrs. Gus Levy over the week-end, returned to her home in Baker this morning, after spending o very pleasant visit in La Grandu. Condition is Grave Mis. A. L. Richardson, who un derwent an operation at tho Grande Hondo hospital Saturday, is mill in a serious condition. Dr. E. Kocke. ot Portland, performed tho operation. Wallowa Couple nt Foley Mr. and. Mrs. Fred McC'liiln and daughter are registered at tho Foley hotel today. They will spend a short time here vititing- with friends and attendlug to some business matters. Jnzzcr Arrives M. T. Collins and family havo ar rived here to make their home. Mr. Collins is a jazz artist and will bo connected with a local danco hall. He wus a member of Troop D of Oregon Cavalry, in Pendleton before the war., To Enterprise Yesterday Herbert Hannn, court reporter, left yesterday morning for Enterprise, where he will attend the circuit couri lo bo held there this week. ',90 . ' BEX HALL OLD TIME DANCE Veripesday MODERN DANCE 'i Saturday fr Starexu)rchestra Lace Knee Pants A Molesqn, Whip Cbrd. Kahki' For Men anc Boys als Leather Pi ttees Spiral Leg: ;ins Buy HVe arid Save -iloney Clint's Clothiery The Store With a Con ecience. 11M A-RU At Attended Funeral J. E. Morelock, It. J. Childers or Wallowa, and W. L. Morelock, of Holms Moved YeMcrday , J. G. Holm moved his grocery store yesterday from the old position on Adams avenue tu IiIb new quar- F.lsln, spent last night lu La Grande : ers, one -door south of Nato Zwol- afler attending the funeral ot E. B. Morelock that) was held lit Snmiiie'r vllle yesterday afternoon. Tlu-y re turned to their respective homes tills morning. fel'a -place of business. The work was practically all done yestorday and his customers wero served as usual this morning. .Meeting Tonight A meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew of SU Peter's Episeo- Returned to Hose City Paul Jaehn and William Hart known as Bill Hart to his friends i I'-'1 church will be held this eve- roturued to their homo in Portland i "'"K 111 Hunan hall. Walter Mac tills morning on No. 17. The two I Phcrson, national secretary of the gentlemen havo been visiting at t lit' homo ot Andrew Loney for u short time. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Blnck Real Estate Office, New Foley Building. Phone 201-W.' S-20-12tp FOR RENT Four furnished i-oom-,. 1602 Washington avenue. 3-20-3tp FOR RENT Rooms for light house keeping. 11125 T avenue. 3-20-ltp Ola Tyme Dance KVEItY t I'lll'HSUaY MliHT I The Lu&ky the Dress 8 AT 7 Villi II HALL ady draws Thursday New Waists Today Ponjrpes, also stript'tl tuut iilain roltuvd bilk waists iii the; lii'Wi'st find most distinctive styles. mil Baby tlrcsscs ''.jind roinjicis in all ciilfjjs at V uOc cat-It Just a few of those I.OO wool dresses t ltVt. FRENCH &VREEN Ladies' Eeady-to-Wear and Shoes WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD night atZuber Hall f. Powers wi Best 11511 P for Saftds Hi WeMtiiiinster (aiiltl fleets Tho Westminster Guild will moot this evening at the home: of Mrs. Charles Graham, 801 II avenue. with Mrs. II. J. Ritter In charge of the program. Misses Amy .Miller and Edith I'echln will act us hos tesses. . .. , , Visiting Hero Hlih lielatlves ' Mis. W. A. Funk returned to her homo in Baker this morning on No. j i i after spending the week-end vis-1 Itlng In La. Grande with Mrs. Geo. Perry, and her sister, Miss Florence Wcsienskow. The liquid form of Mazola, the fact that it is 100 per cent pure, highest grkde vegetable oil is one reason why it isreferred by housewives evcry whcr Ma.ola contains no moist ure tat's why you use ! to less thanVf lard, butter or other fats. i-'nlse I-'Irc. Aliii-m A fire alarm was turned in ye terday evening and tho fire depart-1 me nt rushed to the scene, the old! Julius Roesch brewery, now occu pied by the ice plant and discovered that they had- been thawing out sumo fixtures and tho thick smoke 1 fooled a passerby. .Veigliboi-lioiiil Club to .Meet Tho Neighborhood club will meet tomorrow afternoon. Several new members will ho present and the afternoon will be spent in it social good time for the purposu of getting acquainted with the new members. A short program will also be given. Home Talent At tiael Ion- Friday evening's homo talent holds promise of being u fine eve ning's entertainment. Prof. E. D. ; Towler, appointed chairman ot the program by the Lyceum committee which Is sponsoring the entertain- -moot, declares he has many excel lent numbers for the evening, all ol . which will he good attractions. Til" admission will be 50 euts and re served seats will be on sale at SJI vijrthnrn's Thursday morning. No war tax. I I j I MEDELL TH CI 8n1 iW'Wrl II 1 ure tXat's why you use to ., II MiiitAa jJJLl " II h Ics-thanW lard, butter or other fats. i 11 Net a r u At' RS II 18. , .... T ....... Ii II 1 f&: ynif""" M II Rk i'Klifc, A II II ! I A1r 3 itnal cycr tried." wrllsii K. n. 19 Pfl Kg fJ 88! Dcrucat A. Ano, 111. AS R IB II I W I I gj inr.i, n r.u. l. iiox iiij IS kl II m B W K M -5 18 II I "---- WB, py cv i r, n,ili,i coubH -m SI " ' ' - AV iv. l fcl.SJ-- ii jr ' .. A-ZY i warn 1 m v i - i l mw i i i - n n n rnrnrnnirnnrn nxr riiniir .irnnn 1 i i(nrpinr. .lrirnrii i ratr.nwirm . i i - vs j it i n I i h m i B Tf T t r yr ?- a t-k tt w-. I r"55 ! VV ALL 17 jhrEjE Ji ll, n a jifwno I . itr j w A-R.C-A.D-I: TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE Rathburn Four Novelty Musical Act )MPS0N Tho Black Ace. LEANARD and GERMAINE Novelty Songs and Dances. KINKADE and KINHADE A Ventriloquial Odd ity " i I I .i.i:'-Li Showing ' ; i-AHugh Ord production :.v. Arthur' Rni ir-h!r .tv-y;i'V'' I li7fr Oiirjimnunl uiup'-!' . i . IP 1 '. ' ' . H. Bohrienkamp Co. rm-iner Covlte kllliil Word wan received from ''Uncle ! WBCBOWHSSHBi 8am" llrooks this morning that Dr. j Carp, formerly of Cove, was kllleti in a street car accident in Los An geles several dava aco. Kive. were killed In tho accident and from one ! lo ten a day meet death In like ac cidents each day in tho city of niov ledom, Uncle riam says. Tuesdiay Wanda Hawley and Mounted Police Story NSURANCE LA GRANDE INVESTMENT COMPANY licli.ilile. .Ariits for Unliable Tnsuvance Companies 1113 Adams Ave. Phone Main 752 Outlook might Jarvls Emlgh, local creamery mini, was attacked by business optimism while in ScnttlH and Spokane last I -----. I I'lllITI.A Vll. M .r l K-k.Iik. was steady today. Eggs and butL-r were steady. - . 1 (Hy Asyaeimcd l'rcr) , KTI.A Nf, .Mar. J".o-W heat t IIiigH mill (ar"'l Wawlieil and Slerllld Wllluillt lte liiovfiig fi-iin tho la'loor with the HniullloA Iteoi ll Carpet Wher. J f Ecosomy Carpet WasWp Ce. II. A. liouliufon, Malinger Pbone AM, f.a Urandc, Ure. Just Arrived! 'A full lint: nf Master (tuilics rcfivt'il' tmlay Also an AsHortt'd Sliiiiriit of J''rcsli (.'ookios and Crafkci's Sodas and ii'iiliiiil AVIicii we tell yon llnill llicy rtie all TlU-'-DLU- iNnf fed! KLEAN AVi -.1 ;i"'t FLOURS , ; IV-at'otk ' i'lipcr 'rust Snow Drift Ohinpic j I'.liicSteni Si 'a 'Kim i n Wholo Wheat (I'raliam (KUT KASH GR0 $ bene Main 35 fy. , ' Free Delivery '' II. II. II WJ, of Elgin, Rop. 3i ! '1.-1 to today.