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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1922)
1 'WpiWviIt.-. April 10. If):1'1 LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . pact, tjiu'ri1;- 5 lal tn TWa nUnrua. KVHtltl HOW)-aK. Alt l. .:) -.luc Mv!mI1 ami fapiily moved to La tiruiukt the that of the week. The family expect to live in l.u Cirun.1v this summer. Mr. Metcalf will be employed by a new lumbefmi; con cern ut the head of Ladd Canyon. A number of local me.v have gone to the sheep shearing camps. Ilonu und Frank Prat son went to. Echo Wednesday and Wm. M. Peaixun, It. K. Haines and Jarftea Daltnn left Thurs day morning for Pendleton. Ben- F. Evans, who has been suf feiing fiom a severe a'tack of f;ill .'tones, is repotted to be much better. Ralph Williams and family, who have been vUiting at the V. E. l.e home, left for Enterprise Tuesday. A bnn.i or Hereford cattle, number ing around two hundred and belong-' ing to Ed Cole of Haines, weie take i to the Wicks ranch Wednesday to be fed hay. Cleve Milleravith a carload of house hold goods, farming machinery, hors es, etc., left for Stnnfield Thursday. Mr. Miller traded ms ranch on Jimmy creek for an alfalfa lanch ut Stanfield and has gone to lake possession of his new holdings: Mr. and Mis. C. E. Hutchinson, Mrs. W. A. Hudelson and Mrs. V. E. Lee made up a patty that motored to Ba ker Wednesday to attend a -performance of "Camille " Mr. and Mrs. L. t Russell motored to Baker Saturday evening to attend the closing entertainment of the Ba ker Auto Show. iMtiss Velma Tally of Bker was a week-end visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tally. Wm. Christensen, farmer on North Powder, river, is in Poitland with the intention of purchasing some thor 'oughbred dairy cattle. Will Tally left Sunday Tor Ro.se ville, California, to join his wife a:i son, who have been visiting there for some time- A pleasing Program was rendered to the puhlic at the high school auditor ium Sunday evening by the pupils of the M. E. Sunday, school. Mis. Jo? Sunders had triiincd the children fjr an Easter Pageant. Special music was given by the choir and a saxo phone solo, "'(he Rosurj ," by Ken neth McCrath. C. E. Pearson came in from Echo on No. 18 Monday night. , He expects to visit with home folks a few days. U B. .Russell a,n,l wife und W. V. McGrath and wife motoied to Baker Monday evening-to the dancing party ! given by the St. lianas Aca .emy alumnae. , SUMMONS. In the Ciicuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Union.' James D. Eobliin, Plaintiff, vs. S. P. 'Hol'man and 1 Holma i his wife, if living, if not living, then their unknown ueusj and, also, all other persons or panics unknown claiming any light, title, estate, lien or interest jin the leal property described in the (complaint herein. Defendants. I To S. P. Hilm.m.und Hol- iniun, his wile, if living, if net living, jthen to your unknown heirs; and, also to all ovher persois or parties un known claiming any right, title, es tate, lien or interest in tiie real es fate deeiil)c;l in the complaint herein Defendants: IN THE NAME OK THE STATE OE OREGON, Vou and each of you are requited to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and suit on or be fore six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, to wit: on or before the Hist day ol WjbS&ffir Milk 3'WW & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office. and Fountains. Ask for HORUCICS. car A void Imltnticn3 & Substitute BIG UNLOADING SHOE SALE Now is your chance to buy your shoes for men, wo men and children at a very low price. - "We have styles of all kinds you can save money by buying your footwear during this IJig Sale. The Bootery LA GRANDE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE 206 Depot St. Phone Main 118 GROVER SMITH, Manager T M , I mh 1 VPS MgjMtp' ' I 1 1 l.M JjUPft' Monarch Malleable Ranges W. H. BOHNENKAMP COMPANY May, 1!)2'J, and if you fail so to up-'titled court; that each such claim or pear and answer or otherwise pleud ! interest bo do.dari d not founded in to said complaint, the plaintiff will j law or eiuity, and that the right, title apply to the Court for the de.-re? lis i and interest of the plaintiff be de prayed for in said complaint. iereed to be a valid right and title, an I The decree pi aye . I- for in the said that he holds, possesses and owns sai f complaint is that the defendants and 'ucscribed real propcuy in fee simple; each of them set foith the nature of and, that the defendn it, and every their .respective claims or inteiest in one of them and all pet sans claiming or to the north half of southwest qu'rr-, any right, title or interest under or ter of section 27 in Vuwns.up i 2 South, .through them or any of them', n i Kange .'18 E. W. M., in Union County, verse or hostile to the claims or rights Oregon, and that all such nitverseof the plaintiff, be forever barred fiom claims be determined by the above en as-sorting any such light, title or in terest; and that plaintiff have such further equitable telief as may ac cord with good conscience, ani have and recover hiR costs and disburse ments herein. This summons is published by order of the Honorable J. W. Knowles, Judge of the Circuit Court for the btate of Oregon for Union County, made and entered on the 18th day of April, I!)2', and by Baid Order it is directed that this summons be pub lished' once a week for six consecutive weeks In the l.a Clrande Observer, Date of first puoii:at!cn, April 19, 1922 JNO. S. iionciN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and PostofUce, l.a Grande, Oregon. Illy Apr. lfi-2(H May 3-10-17-2t !il She Discovered It, Too "After 10 years of hit or miss baking with various other brands of powder I at last discovered that the bitter taste some times found in hot breads was caused from alum in cheaper grades of powder. So I am now an ardent booster for Royal Baking Powder." Mrs. L. A. J. . 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