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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1922)
Th'nvr. April 6. 192? .GRANDE .EVENING OBSERVER PA(TE THREE TROUBLES fAjV-lf' ' t N (SAY, C-PWr, YOU ifFr ( , I POST YOU CAN SENO I iikWl.v 1 I'll. TTSC Z" s Uv ni l' A A CE(HT IN CHANGE MERE 7 U, SAUSAGE M I Mj7 M l VN ; 1 MKJk'l 'fiWyflPfe j p. ,i V.y.m.wm Amw4 F ' m m w frf&s r sfmn vs u&irsAs. 'v f i 7MlSSORrOFllT)iATURE S QUITE il'' inHfC"" 1 VAPERS OF 7H AVJ Hc SnnoTrn IW3 r&2 COUYTftY.- . ... I. " lerren here for ms.'L (HE DkOPS N DALY TO GET . WARM, HEVEf.HAS RECEIYEP SLAiETTER) BUTIEGAL TO SHIP KABPits rrrpYATu ' EMfiffiS OF THE LAW HAVE APOPTEP THS METHOP OF E001NG OHCIE SAM. fiMOTmR CO-iNTY HEARt F&OMs ELGIN BUREAU S MEET NB ELGIN, Apr. C. Sirs. J. W. I.elghlon and daughter, 'Miss Kloino, returiipd Saturday morning from a visit of several weeks at Willam ette valley points. Tlio Elgin iFarm Bureau meeting was held last Saturday afternoon. Tlij especial business was to meet with the orgaailzer, Mr. Barnes; who camo here In the interest of gain ing new members to the local branch. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Howard and twb small sons of Wyoming, came In this -week for an indefinite visit here". Mrs. Howard is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hug and is well known in this community. Mr. Howard has bee,a employed in the coal mines there. The revival services conducted by Theo. H. Oshorn have been receiving a great deal of attention in Elgin for the past ten days. The meetings were held In the Methodist church, but the crowds were so large that they were unable to find seating room In the church and the city hall was obtained. Mr. Osborn has had capacity houses there for the services held there. Mr. Osborn's daughter, Mrs. Backus, assists by training thd children In their ''Boos ter Choir." Her work with them is wonderful and a large number of children are taking advantage of her training. Mrs. Irn Bradford, who has been at Hot Lake for several weeks, re turned homo Inst week. .Mrs. Luclen Shelton returned from a week's Mslt with Relatives in Baker, , Wednesday. At present she and her young son, Donald, are staying at the John Shelton home. Miss Hazel -Graham returned Sat urday morning from a few days' visit at La Grande. Miss Fay Wlllson was an over night nest Friday (evening with Miss, Valgene- Tuttle of Rlnehart. They both came to Elgin on Satur day's train. Mrs. Mat "VVels was a visitor In La Grande during the past werk. She returned Saturday morning. The American Legion post held Its wrestling and boxing contests Monday night. They hod Invited the members of the Auxiliary and other friends 10 quite a crowd attrtided their entertainment. A business meeting was held afterwards. The post has rented the building until recently used as the restaurant and will organize a club to fnake this recreation hall for the use of mem bers. The Auxiliary will probably ild Its meetingsvln the rooms also. It ill fill a much-needed want of 18" nm",for there are very few ea'a0'0 meeting pises for., small Mr. Blnford, who has been em ployed In the Hilton garage during the past winter, stopped oft at El gin this week. He is on his way to his home on Cabin creek. W. 1'. Trumbull has charge of the station during the absence of Mr. Hazen. The Hazen family has been culled to Baker by the Illness of Mr. Hazon's father. The young children of Mr. and Mrs. Thelbert Choate have been 111 for several days with influenza. County Itoadmaster Blrney came to Elgin Monday On business ipnt ters connected with the road work near here. Dr. E. O. Wlllson has been com missioned a dental lieutenant in the Organized Ileserve division. Dr. Wlllson took 'the examinations at Pendleton a short time ago. J. W. Brown came in Monday morning from Rogerson, Idaho. Mr. Brown has bt'en the proprietor of a general store here for several months but to date Mrs. Brown has been managing It. This Is' Mr- Brown's first visit hero Hinco the store was opened. . James Wlckcns of Cricket Flat was a visitor in I-ai Grnndu over the week-end. He went up to look af ter business mntters. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Barnes and ron. Dale, spent Sunday nt l'almer Junction. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Young and the Rob ert Lane family. Irvy Kulin of Summe'rvllle, was in Elgin Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tuttle of Rlne hart are visiting relatives In Elgin for a few days. They, are at the Lee Tuttle home. A. R. Wakefield of the high school attended the principals' merg ing, held In La Grande last Satur day. The senior class Is practicing steadily on tho iplny they plan to give the last of the month. Principal E. 0. Bailey is having extensive repairs and changes made to Ills residence. Mr. and Mrs. C. 7). Bean have moved into the bungalow formerly occupied by Mr. Jiean'a ,parents. This is a charming home and In a splendid location. ; : i: Elgin is observing Clen-Op and PalntUp week, although the weath er Is not conducive to extensive ac tivities In this direction. The marriage of Miss 'WaundR Ryder and Ernest Graham of this city took place at Enterprise last Friday. The young people have both spent the greater part of their lives In Elgin and their many frletids here wish them much happiness. They will cither make their home here or in Pendleton for the pres ent. William Miller has a crew of nwn al work cutting through the remain ing drifts over the highway to wards Mlnnm. In a few days the way la expected to be open as far as the hard surface extends. Word has been received that work will be begun on hard-surfacing the hill to Mlnnm as soon as the weath er permits. A. R. Wakefield has his agricul ture class but these nlco spring days pruning the trees that home owners have grown on thi'lr grounds. This Is a new departure for the school and townspeople as well and Is a service that Is much appreciated. They also plan to do spraying for local residents. Claude Holbrook left on Wed nesday night's train to spend a Ww days on business at La Grande. The K. of P. lodge has begun a campnlgn for members In this lo cality. This is a state-wide move ment nnd the contract will last un til July. Summerville News Notes Fundamental Difference. The great difference between a strong character and a weak one la merely a matter of will power; a strong will never lets go; a weak one never takes hold ! SUMMERVILLE, Apr. 6. Mrs. Clydtl McKenzio, who lias been very ill for the past few weeks, was tak en to La, Graitide Saturday for medi cal treatment. Bhe will stay nt the home of her sister, Mrs. Mcwnillams. C. M. Hale spent Sunday at the home of his mother. Walter Fisher Is filling Ills bnm with hay and jnaklng preparations to bo our new, mall carrier begin ning the first of July. Archie Ingraham was transacting business In town Tuesday morning. Cecil Beam spent the week-end on Pumpkin ridge. Jim Wise and Bobbin Kttennn spent the latter part of the week transacting business In La Grande. W. L. Halo Is on the sick list this week. Henry Wagoner spelnt flurolny nt the home of his mother, Mrs. E. M. Wagoner. Mr. Bucklejr flf, Elgin was trans acting buslnest n our town the last of the week. - M Walter Fisher recently bought a fine team of horses from D. R. Choate. Mrs. Jap Burnett visited the homo of her niother Tuesday. Mrs. Miles WoddeH are calsomln Ing and painting their homo a!nd ranch. Mrs. Pfofforkorn will move back on her ranch when school Is out. Clyde Myers and Jleber Conrad were business visitors In town Tues day morning. T. H. Choate was railed to Elgln Sunday on account of the Illness of his children. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayno Parks spent Sunday at the home of Frank Wpod oll. George Divine of Walla Walla has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Smith He was a passenger on tho stago TueMny afternoeJa going to La Grande to visit friends. Tho Junior football boys of Imbler are giving a play Thursday evening entitled "Rascal Pat and Kansas Im migrants." Inez nnd Ava Woodell spent fiun day vllt:pg their mother at Jthelr ranch. Gall Tucker spent tho wet:k-ond visiting Edna (Belle Myers. , Mrs. Holly Horn, who has been employed al the home of Mrs. Clyde McKcnzlu, has returned homo. - Francis Ott went to la Grande Monday evnnlttg to Ai BOine shopping. BRONCHITIS At bedtime rub the throat tnd cbeat thoroughly wilb ICKS V A PO RUB Oca 1 7 Million hn Uttd Ytarlu Hams and Bacon Just From the Smok6 House Delicious Hams, Bacon and Shoulders Mt. Emily Sufjar Cured Hams ?, Mr. Emily Sugar Cured Picnies 18c Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Paeon Packs 18c. Notice to Grain Growers Grain Growers and Farmers of Idaho, Oregon and Washington Should Plant Oats, Because Western grown Oats always liring a better price than Eastern Oats. A LB ICRS BROS. MILLIXd CO., the largest users of Oats for C'rnal purposes on the Pacific Coast, al ways buy WewiTa gron Oats, In spite of the fact that the cost Is 10 more per ton. The tremendous Increased de ntals' for Hone Products has forged tho .consumption of Csr!t b leant nd bounds. Take advantage of this Jrl popularity nt Western Oats and plant more oats. Mlm EifcsL Milling Co. Vif CorpBt JtfillP C. M. Halo spont Tuenlny night lii La a rand. Jllrt llonsloy la repairing his barn and building' U now ehlckon llouss. j Mr.' Combs was driving a now tenm on the stago Tuosduy, as one of his horse stuck a null In Us foot and wiib unable) to work. Mr. ttilit Mrs. Led Noldercr Wore business Visitors In towta Tuesday ufternoon. Mrs. E. M. Wagoner, who has been 111 for tho past few days. Is now improving. Jniin Hcnslcy and son Wnltnr wore dinner gucnts nt the home of Jim Ilnnsley Tuesday. NAMES UKPOHTKU M VJUSHAL frtv Aonnclnted ireaa WASHINGTON, Apr. 6. Edgar a Snider, Washington correspondent of the Cmaha, Neb., Deo, k& nom inated Molndny by President Hard ing to be marshal for the District of Columbia. t Mfaun VV W', a, 3 Amft "CA5CABQIJINWlrri STANIUItn rtw wW rr. D bnnt Mr. II. p. trail 4r Wri"--J CW Are you up-to-date in music? Those new song Kits everybody's whistling, those new dances that set everybody's toes to tingling, those old and new gems from concert and opera by newly-famous artists have yon at the new records ? Come in and play all you'd like to hear. Or, if it will be more convenient, send for the latest Monthly Supplement of Columbia Records. We'll mail A new supplement each month. ; Then telephone or mail a list of your se lections. We II see that you get tne records promptly. TWo ). nnirt. Miv. convenient J A lin, a ... J - 1 j i way to keep up-to-date in music. 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