La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1922, Image 5

Friday,' April 28, 1A23
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IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
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't... "-s EAS WINNER UNTIL SSUINTY ft,NS"CS!
l.jVSS. M60W5 STEPPCD ON WSOACTBR fi
UiluriK from .MiNSiiuri '"
Mrs.,J. J. Muir, who resides lit 103
Urenwood, returned last evening from
Missouri, -where she wus culled by the
death of her father.
lYiulli'ton .Mini nl Summer
Juiues' Juhu, who owut n largo
amount of real estata in t'eudletou,
ariivenl in La Graude last erenli.;;
and euent the orenlng as a Riieat of
the Summer.
Left fur Jom'iiIi
J. D. McCulljr, of Hood Rlrur.
audit list nlirht lu I-a Grande .'
a siiest of the Sornmer before con
UnuliiK hla trip to Joseph, whC!6 h
will visit with his 'brother for sorue
time.
Sam Harris Hack
bam Harris of the Iji Crnndc lloov
evized store has returned from a sev
eral days' trip to Kntorprlse in the
interests of the llooverlitd. He says
that the outlook for business in Kn
terwrise is very favorable.' '
Pendleton Visitor
Mrs. B. A. Blackburn, f lVmlle
ton, is in I.a Grande, bavlnir arrived
this mornins- to be with her niece,
Arva Dyer, who underwent a minor
operation at the hospital this morn
ing. The young lady is' rallying
nicely.
Ilepaii'iiig Sidewalk
A force of men Is at work rts
llilrliiK the sidewalk In front of
the New Foley building. The side
walk will.'ua rebuilt to Insure prop
er dralnaKO which was not had bo-foro.
IN THE FOOT KACE TO CWC
) JOE HILL L0OKC3 UKE All
F.A5.V W'NNEIR UNTIL SQUINTy "
f-WfcfE SIBPPCD ON WO BARTER
Local News In Brief
Case DlMiUasol
j Charges of operating fire-ton
; tracks on Ford licenses were dis
' missed in municipal court whon J.
IE. Lercliur and It. A. Alexandur
. jprodueod OTldenco that application
had been made for tho proper li
censes before coming Into court.
jOvcr from I'nion
Dcrt Knipflit. an employee in the
'Union Flouring Mills and also a
iDown from Vincent ! breeder of thoroughbred Poland
I I China hogs, spent last nlgth In La
if Any La Grande subscriber to, L- L- Sinitn, who is employed l0ru,ie attending to somtf business
the Observer who does not receive Vincent, is n La Grande visitor to- n,MtlBrB motored over.
his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- 1")r- During his stay he is slopping ; ,
, enmg, please call Western Union, aii.i. ; Minpplng at. Koier
I Paul K. Saddler, who makes his
r.lKln t Isitor I h,in,. ul Klrfn iarrlrd ln I.a Grande
John Gekc.lcr. of Elgin,' arrived', last evening on the branch line
in La Grande last ' evening for Iniin for a business trip. Daring
brli f business visit. He is a guest !hls visit lu La Grande he Is stop-
ID Main 24, and a special messenger
will deliver a cony.
Swimming (lass
The grado school prep cljss will
meet at the Y. M. C. A. at 10:45
o'clock for tno swimming lessons.
Harvey Carter will no in charge.
Uiiys Out Tvuck
C. K. Kuhn, of Union, has pur
rhasi'd the trucking business owned
by John Mnrtiius iid was in La
Grande today looking over Ills busi
ness. The truck makes a trip from
Union to La Grande and buck diii'l.v.
of the Savoy during his stay.
' ping at Itho Foley.
Wins Treat
Tile grade school.
gym class of
Itetlli'ilM to linker
Mrs. James Wright, of Maker, re-
llusiness and IMwisiirc
Sherwood Williams combined
business witli pleasure today and
along with his notarial seal took his
fishing rod to the vicinity of Suni
mervlllo, where (he email creeks are
affording the anglers some compen
sation for their efforts ito lam! a
few fish. After .Mr. Williams tra,ns-'
acts his business ho will get down
to fishing.
Centennary Observance
Dr. H. W. Huron spoke at the Gen
eral Grant centennary exercises at
the Fruitdalo school Thursday after
noon. Many palrons ot the scnool
wero present. Grant Chandler ren
dered a violin uccompaniment for the
songs of the day. The exercises were
in charge of Miss Flora Cruikshnnk,
teacher of the school-
Peare in Portland
"Things aro picking up in Iji
Grande. Pusiness is improving, the
mills aro running und the railroad
is doing some work in tho way of
ballasting tracks and the like, and on
the whole there is a good prospect
for the town and the beautiful val
ley,'' says John H. Peare, registered
at the Hotel Portland. Mr. Peine is
in the land offico a Iji Gi'hnde nnd
is in the city on official business.
Oregonian.
Turning Out Stock ; . ;
Tho tsumincrvllln'tiriivra' nssn-
lieally nil
t'oniler lti'tddi'llt Dies
Word lias been received of the
dicalh of William 11. Tale, a former
resident of La Grande, at Santa
Paula, California.
i
l-'olcy Visitor
J. Morelock, of Wallowa, was a
visitor In La Grmido last night. He
was at the Foley. .
Haines .Man hi TotMl
John 11. Christeusen, ot Unlives,
arrived in I.a Grande list evening
on No. 23 and registered at thu
Foley. Ho is hero on buainoss.
icnc-M Issued
A marriiige license was issued to
William V. Payne and Miss Krmn
Htmrie, both of Imbler, Oregon,
yesterday at tho county clerk's
office. They ruturnd to tlii'lr homo
in Imbler this morning.
holder Lady Here
Mrs. Hay .Nnrval, ot Imbler, nr
rived in Iji. Grando last evening
on the branch line train and is
stopping at tho Foley. Sho is here
ou business.
Undergoes Operation
J. A. Whitby of 1707 Walnut St.,
was operated on at the Grando Rondo
Hospital und is getting along nicely.
Mr. Whitby has been in the employ of
the 0--W. for the past twenty-three
years nnd is considered one of the
o!d-tiincrs. He was injured last win
ter and his present trouble is the re
sult of this injury.
To Start Scollls
liov. Lines, Miclhodlst pastor
at lmlilur, arrived in Lu Grande
last nlitht an the brunch lino train
and registered at tho Savoy. He
was ill La K'r"do to nrrango for
the organization of a Boy Scout
troop at Imbler to bo iitflllated
with the local scout council. He re
turned to his home this morning.
tho v i p a .. m,i.,iid turned to her Home tnis morning on ciuuoii una iiiiiu-u pun-
No. 24. She lias bt'en vismng witnioi , uieir siuck out wi mu ianm.-a
her husband tor a few ilavs and at which wero opened on'A,prll 25th
the close of tho school term will
make La Grande her home.
at. the Palace Confectionery on ac
count of making a better- showing
in their class work.
JAZZ
Dance
Saturday Night
' Starex Orchestra ;
oeosoooooew
Tho report is current th'tt fishin
on Ladd Creek la good. Several l.:t
Cirandn fishermen aro tn;n
luelt ttoore today.
Girls' SwfininiiiK ('Ijiks
The grade school kM" swimming
eiass will meet at the V. M. C. A.
tomorrow morning at H : Ii0 o'elnck
under the chance of Mis3 Klonfo 1-
stein, who will art as instructor.
Will Iteturn Home
Oscar Kuruset, prominent Portland
their ftttrnyi wno lH counsel for Mrs
I Mays in the case of Maude W. Mays
;vs. H. W. Laughlin and Mabel C
'LaughLin, will rturn to Portlnnd to-
ni(fht.
ten days later than tho regular
opening. TIih r niges' are Htlll fin
from being in first claws condition
but, owing to tho scarcity of other
feed, It was noeassary to open the
ranges to keep some of (he stock
from perishing.
Knew Durango KdUor
"I used to be u neighbor to that
editor in Durango, Colorado, who
was shot the other day,", said Jt V,
O'ConnvlIp veteran railroad' man, who
Gray Suede Pumps
';S
Just ari'ived' by express, a now cut-out pat-,
tern with ui turn soie, Frencli heel. J'rice $10.00.
Also patent and jrev suede combination
Cuban heel. Priced at p.W.
Also a new shipment of the latest pattern
and colors in hosiery.
FRENCH & GREENE
Ladies' Eeady-to-Wear and Shoes
Ksther Monks returned to Gross
tnwf Sunday after visiting a tew
days with her sister, Mrs. V. R- llon
derson. Miss Jessica Maloon visited at V.
K. Henderson's Saturday and Sunday.
J. M. Doud is working for II, K.
Thompson this week,
Joe Fleshman was a passenger on
the out going stngc Monday.
Fred Trump had a house-raising
r'riday. (Juite a number were pres
ent. Mrs. Carl Griffith vi.'ited a fow
days with Mrs. W. 'P. llejcock last
week.
Win- A. rtecd and family visited
with Truman I'oulson and family
Sunday, i ,
Lorn Carper visilud nl V. (11. Hen
derson's Suiuiuy night. .
Iteceplloii ;lven Pryke
Tho La. Grande Hoy Scuots gave
A. K. Pryko, scout commissioner, a
reception last night at their regu
lar meeting. Mr. Pryko had been
gono for about a mouth n'nd return
id recently. Initiatory exercises
were held and these were followitt
by a luncheon. Mr. Pryko gave a
little li'.lk on his trip during the
luncheon. .
To Install t'ninji
Members of the Modern Wood
men of La Grando are anticipating i lives in La Grande. "In earlier days
one of those "good old limes" at i southern Colorado was the homo of
I'nion tomorrow evening when a
i goodly 1 number will attend tho in-
stallatlili of a new eauip .at thai
place; The linker enmp will have
charge - of the initiatory services.
The La Grando members will meet
at the K. or. P. hall at 6:3n o'clock
tomorrow evening where transpor-
tioes io Vincent
Mrs. H. Melvrun and family left
-this morning on tho branch line
train for Vincent, where they will
jotn Mr. Me'lvrun- who has accepted
a position liV the Palmer Lumber
company. They formerly made their
home In Tinker, but will not locatr. tation will he Iprovldcd for all who
at Vincent. , desire to go.
pronounced and determined charac
ters and it was not uncommon for
the firearms to come into play when
one man thought his honor hud been
assailed. There has been n foud ex
isting between the 'two 'newspapers
in Durango for years and Ihis killing
is the final climax of thut'unforumite
condition.' i"
On Their Way
Hiehest price paid for clean, large
sized cotton rags,
Promise News Items
(Special to Th Obiorver) ;
riiOAllb't1., Apr. iiri. Hie miow is
almost gone now and tho fur mora are
starling to plow.
The 1'romise Grunge met last Fri
day. They had two new members.
Mrs; Joe Carper called on Mrs. I
S. McDonald Friday.
Klmeti-" Bennett' eamo home Friduy
from Vincent and returned Sunday.
(ny ASsoeliilod Prrs.-n
rOUTIANU, Apr. 28. l.lveslock.
oggs 'iiiid .butter w-oro Btfcaidy today.
Wheat Was $1.27 to $1.J3 todiry.
Old Tyme Dance
KVNUY AT
TIIUItSDAT feUBKIt
MCilll' HALL
The Lucky Lady draws
the Dress on Thursday
night at Zubcr Hall.
P. J. Powers
arcade:
Today and Saturday
PRESENTS
HAIL
to Clint's
IG SUIT SALE
fllOICK OK ANY SL'IT ! TUK STOItK
KITIIKit MEN'S OU YOl'NO'M IvVS
"Economy" Keeps Some
Men Hard Up!
You'vi1 hciii'd ii'-f moil ao cxlniviiaiil that llii'y
never have, a dollar.
Well, there are also men no eeoiioinical that they
never have a nickel.
It just keeps them broke replacing the elieap
things they buy. ... mMKi
Jhi-re are CLOTIIJOK iliai; ri! lower priced than
COIiUOdlAN CLOTIIKS in Hie beginning, but
they are all higher in the. end. .
ASH BROS.
f "The bloro Tlmt Ki'i'jis 1'nllli Willi ilio 1'copUi"
WOM
the greatest cai of
s tars ever assembled
on the screen ! Includinij
FLORENCE VIDOi
LLOYD HUGHES
THEODORE ROBERTS
MADGE BELLAMY
TULLY MARSHALL
CHARLES MEREDITH
, EDWARD MARTINDEL
; VERNON DENT
; , GERTRUDE CLAIRE
MATH1LDE DRUNDAGE .;'
Start fwmthiMnilnclmf ,
C.Ganlner Siillivany
Mrected bt I
John GriffiUiWrayNry h
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SUNDAY ONLY GLADYS WALTON
"THE WISE KID"
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Scttitton ShtMS
BjjetiUy Priced
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Clofchieiy
JW, Spring Kts
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Big scloction in
11 New Shades
The Store With a Conscience 0
GARDEN SEED
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. CAXKEI I. M. BEITS
-8JU!X& WHEAT EEEAD
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