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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1922)
'MVmdny, May 1, 1022 T7X nnXNTIK FiVKNTNTf OnsTTTCVER PAGE FIVE IN THE OLD HOME TOWN T NEWT JUST FINISHED ftC1!) . ' ' V-O HITCHING UP IN HIS NEWLY ', ithey went to Hot Lake for a day. train. le was a guest t tho Su .Mrs. Thuntiison will be their guest voy. 1 ' ut lOlghi for a few luys before .re-1 ' '' 1 turning to her home. Milium 1'ontriuior Hero E. O. Archibald, who niakus his ; Kjitcrprisu Attorney Here home at Milium, is In I.a (irundc I J. V. Ilurleigh, promluent ntlor-'ut present In connection wllh his Miey of Enterprise, in in La Orauilo ; work as a contractor. During his i tod.iy ou court business, tin will j stay ho. Is stopping tit tho Foley, : leave this evening for I'endlolou. j 'where ho will attend the sossieu Kntoruiise. Couple ;of the state supreme court. j Mr. and Mrs. II. Cook arrived In j ;i, Grande lact evening from Kntor- tioes Over the Mill ! prise, where they make their home ! L,. A. Sloop left this morning on jUil are sounding a few days here No. 17 for "Umatilla county parts. Ion business and wifrs will attemd to some real ! friends. They life estate matters. He will visit In'Kulcy. l'endleton, Ileruilbton, Stunfield oed other points. visiting with guests of the lias Wai ted tVulliRng William Rogers, formerly of Her mlston, Oregon, has purchased tiro lots on U street from 4ho C G. Mack iteul Kstate Agency ajild bus begun work on tho erfrclluu of a modem D room house. NEWT JUST FINISHED HITCHING UP IN HIS NEWLY PAINTED BUG&Y WHEN THE OU MARE STA1T,K.IC!IN- Local News In Brief Buys Kerry Home i ('buries Wales has purchusod the property owned by Hnnsun and iUuckholtz on Wa.shington avenue .and has taken possession. The sale js made (y tho C. (!. Black coni pany and tho cunsldoratiou amount ed to Jt.'illO. ; ltllj,i Kerry Hoomc Mrs. Willis I'orry, formorly of niackfoot, Idaho, has purchased the ) Any Iji Grande subscriber to ' th Observer who does not receive his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- ening, please call Western Union, Msin 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. . t W w Here from Cove Price, principal-elect of the Cove schools for he coming year, was in l.ii flrande Sal unlay attend ing tu some business uffuirs. Hei-e from Itolse Howard Gravely, who hails from Iloise, js located In l.a lUrandc at present in the employee of W. A. tienhuni, as an electrician. Ho will be here for some time. Rev. Austin Is hero In the Interests property on North Greenwood street of tho campaign for the erection of , from William Berry and will loco to a new Baptist parsonago and Willi here. Tho transaction was made by return to his home tomorrow. the C. (J. Black eompiwiy. liiisscll'x Condition Serious . Reports are that the condition of .1. A. Ilussell Lake, suffering from infection. his leg as result of aln accident at the old Brewery last week. Is serious. Former rolireiiian lluys 1 J. J. Ilroughton, former night po jMrcmnn, has . bought tho pruperty O street formerly owned by wllr. lu twin, i, lint 111 ' l.',... ,,1. l...,l,u.... I'l... ....I. i.. to, in aitnni.n. - i iiu HIIII3 n U3 1I1U1IV by the C. G. Illack company. Will SpeiiU Tonlglit Mrs. F. E. Dodds, of Spokane, field worker of tho H'orcign Mis sionary Society of tho Methodist church, will speak tonight at 7::!ti o'clock In tho parlors of the Metho dist church. All wunien uro urged to bo present. Jlllgnnl .Man ut Summer Owen Scott, of Hilgard, arrived In La Grande yesterday a:id spent the day hero. Ho returned to hit. homo this morning and was u guest of tho Sommor last evening. Itack this Morning Ralph Williams, a resident of Kn lerprlse, ""returned to his homo this morailng after fcpct.idiug the week end In La Grande. Ho was a guest of tho Savoy. ' McCllllough In Tom: N. M. .McCullough, a prominent rancher of Elgin, urrived In l.a Grande last evening uud is regis tered at tho S.tvoy. . He is hero on busiiio&s. I.H Ol'Ulldo Scouts I.OSCi tors lu tho Foley Hotel building. The La (,'miulo News couipaiiy will be lu operation In about u week's time. B. F. II tun melt, formerly of Minidoka, Idaho, Is Mr. Wyrlck's successor as manager of the Gray News Stand. HaUer People In City Mr. and Mis. James Cavln, of Baker, are In Lu Grande today visit ing Mr. aud Mrs. J. F. lMiy. Home from l'orlluiid Merlon W. Kiddlo, who had beuu in l'ortland for u few days ou busi ness, has returned home. Arrives from rortlaud Mis. George Noble, of l'ortland, arrived lu La Grande this morning ou No. 1M to visit with her hus-' band who was Injured in an nuto accident only Satunduy morning. Over from l'endlelon Mr. and Mrs. II. ,lt. llcNees, of l'endlelon, are in tho rlty visiting hi parents, Georgo McNoes arid wife of 21M Adams avenue. Mr. McN'ees Is foreman of Iho I'endlo tou Tribune. Ho formerly lived In Wallowa county. Hog Became I'liiiiaiiageatilo ' Policemen yesterday killed a big Cullie dog belonging to Roy Clair'P lu Smith La Grande. The dog sud denly wont "h.iy wire" as the high school boy would say and begun biting 'at everyono. A little tw:lvo year old girl of Mr- at id Mrs. Bron miii at 1IIM! 1 avoniie .was jjo of the victims anil linmediately tho po lice wore called and dispatched tho dni; to that unknown sphere. A .i-lncli Trout It is not lu tho story nooks, nellh- In a gauu) played with tho luibler or is it a tale of having caught It youngsters Saturday afternoon at: in tho Yellowstone park or some Intbler thu Lu Grando Scouts base ball team was defeated by tho score of 21 to 3. I'Vloy (illcst Correction ' - : i clcor":e -Miller, a resident of Wh!- m riiuiiiiiug a anon iimo in j . The date or tho Elk's dance Ss i.u c.rando on busl'iess. He ar-!To I'lay Picked 'reuni on ednesday evening at the Elk's Pivi.(1 ,118t evening the brunch I Tho Imbler boya baseball luosuaj r line train ii lid Is registered at the Will play a picked nine lu La was announced 8iturday. Ko,UVi ; Grande Saturday aftenaoon. The ! - i team will be picked from the Ccn- Through to Inlon iWallimii .Man Comes Here jjr;, Rlverlu, GisenwDod; St. Mary's Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rollins, of: Cal Leigh, who has been con-1 Academy and tho Scout's team and other 1'ir off place, lor the fish Is at The Toggery to show for Itself a,id the man who caught It is Char les tlswald. The act occurred rlowi'i en Willow creek near Suminemlle te.nu i yesterday, and according to Al An drews and John "Waldon, fboth of whom are truthful fishermen, it Is thn finest specimcnl uf the Kuin bow they have ever seen. Hosiery of Distinction i ,7? i I Nil - J ii all tlif newest patterns and colors in slove Silk In the liest (1 miles Prices Range From $2.75 to $3.50 FRENCH & GREENE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Shoes Portland, pasiej through l.a Grande Heeled with tho Oregon Hardware Is expected to give tho visitors a yesterday en route too llnion, where "fid Invj lenient company, left Thins-. hard tussle. s day to take a position with the . the week-end In Ui Grande iitteud-;'Hd Mrs. G. H. Rollins, for a week. l'"k: L. Lilly company of La t liauges Position Inc to some shoDiihiL'. He return-id I ' Grande as assistant manager. Mr.! P. E. Wyrlck. for the past yivr to his home this morning ou thol '"''' EvaininatloiiK Leigh leaves many friends here, but : muauger of the Gray News standi In uN'orlh 'Powder visiting relatives tines to Imbler W. M. Blrchfleld. of Imbler. spo-.t i they will visit with his parents, M did citizens uud neighbors, .Mrs. McCorinaek was connected with the l.a Grhndo Flouring Mills until his health failed itiM It Is duo to Jils lack of hoaltll that ho Is leaving Lj Grande. The best wishes of the entire community follow this estim able couple to their new home. Looting for Portland c Tomorrow Mr. and ,Mrs. M. i McC'orniack will leave Ui Grand1' j for Portland, whero they will rosldal In the future. Mrs. McCorinaek is. branch line train. Iliblo examinations will be h-.-li". I'Toniises to come up and fish as In I.u Grando, resigned his position ! today ai d tomorrow will be joined Friday morning at the high sehooloften 119 Possible. Wallowa Sun. Imd has accepted a position as ma:'-!at train No. 17 by Mr. McCorni'ick by Siipt. A. C. Hampton. The class- ' jager of tho La Grande News com- on Iho Portland trip. They have llv- pany which w-ill have :;ts hraduuur- led here many years and are splen- Tet'lnlnnli's I'isil i mi.,. ... . . . f:lr,.,. .... i i i, : Mrs. Ollie Chapon, who makes her " ' '"" erJ nave neen ' ' , " h'nm 'hi llimtlncton rplnrne.1 ibis:'161'1 ths various chinches up. del "'V 100 men and woml):i were morninr on No. 17 t the close (f'tnB !l'eotioii of the state Biiperin-1 'i 'ho La Grande gulf course yes a week's visit In La Grande wllh j lc"l-'t of schools: , friends aud relatives. terday. The playing started eurlv , and continued until dark, the vcrv iienuiitiiii weather making it pleas- i isils lii Elgin Mrs. J. T. Galloway came In from a,lt- Excepting form uddy places on La Grande Monday morning where tw0 fairways the rourso In In fine and is In much better condition Carload Oldsmohilcs Arrive J. It If nnl...nnl.-..,.. ' n.,.ll,n t.l, liusv' unloading a carload of the!"1'0 11118 hcen spending most of the f11'1!'"; H has Hecently been rolled' ..' ..,.! lu.,. .-, wilier iin ner oaugiiter. .Mrs. I! , i. jjingiino. nne win remain nerei"""" tor an Indefinite period wllh hr son. J. F. Galloway. Elgin Re I (.-order. qf the new model 4-p.isseinger sports dnrs is included in the shipment. i : j Tl the I'Nl'kdale ('lull 1 The Parkdale club will meet at homo of Mrs. Henry Stein. rjruitdale, Wednesday afternoon. It being the election of officers, all incmbers are asked to be present. I ' Itevercnil Austin Here I Rev afrived In La Grande this morning on No. "4 auti is guest at th home' of; llevj A' It. 'Sittoti tor lay. I'iglil I'niis See n Good llolil When Muff llronson and Allie Nelson meet. Wednesday night ul the Star theatre fight fans believe they will seo a flno show. Bronson is on tho ground., and working out is .. inoso w no navo seen Fish ill Dry Creek Dr. "Lee Bouvy and W. II. I.ets niafn, proprietor or tho L. and L. Drug Store, both of I.a Grande. came In Sunday morning r;id with ,llm mi' IC is a righting machine Dr. Butler spent the day tlshlng up aml la very fast. Whan Jack Kearn. J. C. Austin, of Portland. Lr,:CK' ' "e pany caiigiu live "'", "" ""mpsey, was In : icuu'wh iiirm. i.igiu itecopuer. , 14 o.mh-j hum; ago ne saw - '-I ij : llronson .work, accoTdlng to Jlmnile Visils With Husband 1 i.ewis, Ilronson's nianagor, Kearn JAZZ Dance Saturday Night Starex Orchestra Mrs. E. T. Roonev and her illtio '.u-M Muff Is the fastest liirhtwelirhi grandson, John Uooney, roturned to 1,1 .the country. Portland this morning o i No. 17. , - - - - i ra;M.'i They have been visiting 'In ' La Lawyers Depart Grande wllh Mrs. Rooneys husband' Senator Colon It. Eberhard. 1!. J. who a eimrJoycd on the O.-W. a.'1l,,'l'eu, Judge T. II. Crawford, F. a special agent. They wore here s- Ivanhoo, It, J. Green, city nt- over tho . week-end. . . tornny, A. W. Schaiipp, district nt- . lornoy of Wallowa counLy and J. lieliirns lo Klgfii ... ,V. llurlelgh. it y attorney oof Ell-.Mi-s. Frank Srtvaid uiiirMra Mary torprlse. left this morning on No. Abbott, both residents of Elgin, re- 17 for Pundleton, where they will turned to their home this morning attend the supremo court. Senator on the 'branch lino train in com- EberbiiMl stated, "As D. w. Shca pany with Mrs. S. S. Thompson, of haiir ()r Enterprise, onco renuirked. La Giunde, with whom ' they havo' we go 'over nni give the supreme beoi visiting for a week's time, court a lot of advice. Sometimes During their vlsil In Lu Grande they .doji't take It but wo give It - - - " to thein anyhow."' SHOE SALE j At Clint's For Man, Boys and Children I Every pair of shoes in the store goes on sale at 20' l reduction. All standard brands shoes of quality. J11(.(l(.s XHtlctiin, St raH!' il, liolicrts, .lolmson ! ..v. l.'anil. KtlnioiKl's K.iit-lhti'is, Master-.Maile, Clii- newa Slioes. Also All Oxfords on Sale. ' MciiV Suit Sail- still on your choice of any suit in the store, $33.00. I- Clint's Clothiery J Last Cbilnce Toulglil J Anyone who has not yet obtained their tlckels for thn Joint brother-' J hood, bamiuct tomorrow night should make arrangements this ove J uing with tho pastor of his resjpec I tlve church becausu no further res-, , ervatlou will be made after tonight.: These reservations so made w ill b I conveyed to the general chairman ! by the pastors early tomorrow morn I ImHlcrilc lli'liirns f Don Conkliu, one of Imbler's business inch, spent yesterdiry In i La Grande and returned to his home this morning on the branch line A'R.C'A.D'E TONIGHT ONLY 2 Shows in 1 VAUDEVILLE 4-Acts-4 . Sterling Rose Trio Alan Grey & Co. Unique : Xoyeltv , (lyin- ( 'omedy I Uiisiji Act' 1 iiasts. Edna Reming Castle & Belmont Character ( Yiuiedicinic Sininj;' and Dauciii. lie Lux His Off Day. "Wit It In' for a train, stranger?" asked the talkative native. "Certnltilj lint." replied the crusty traveler. "What do you think I'd be hanging around n railroad station for, with a couple of suitcases? I'm going to ride a camel from here to Snn Eruncisco." Large-sized, clean cotton rags want ed at Tho Observer. Old Tyrae Dance EVERT 1 illitSDAf MtiliT AT ZlHiKK UALLi The Lucky Lady draws the Dress on Thursday night at Zuber Hall. P. J. Powers RAGS Wanted at Tho Observer. . You Are 1 nvitJ.'d to a CHICKEN DINNER Served by (lie ladies of Island City at tho island City Otld l'YIIt ws Hall tomorrow noon for the ' UNION COUNTY AD CLUB Business and speccliiiiakin;,' will be cut short anil after the meal a visit wijl be made to the La (Iraiule Concrete I'ine r'actorv' and to the Pioneer .Klourinir Mill. S. D. CLINTON, Chairman (This space paid for by the La Grande Concrete Pipe Co.) . , ' Also Feature Picture A stirring, red blooded drama of mountain folk who resent the coming of the law. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Mary Mile3 Mintcr ltll.llJIWIWiMlllS;!!IJ.lJHil',-':V'. '." I WNlm VS.WS ins HTT i - -- - , - "Economy" Keeps Some Men Hard Up! You've, heard .of men so extravagant that I hey never have a dollar. "Well, tbcre are also men so economical that they never have a nickel. It, just keeps tliem broke replac'iii' the cheap tilings thev buv. There are 'LOT 1 1 MS thai :se lower i!'k-ed than ( 'OLLKd I AN ( 'LOT 1 1 MS in the beyinniiu;, but Ihcy are all higher 'in the end. ASH BROS. "Tho Store That Keeps I'll lib Willi Hie l'eoplo" TONIGHT! TAYLOR BROS.' COMEDIANS In llil 1-AcM omeily llrauui "Saints and Sinners" llh Classy Vaudeville Iteloeen (is limn- at 7:,'MI, t uiiatii K:I5 IHIilrcii U.V Adiills nc Big Tent Theatre Nl l III l ole) HllllillIlK I. MIII.S I lii.i; GARDEN SEED CUBE SUGAR -BROWN SUGAR .4, ... T-CANNED D. M. BEETS " ,, CRACKED WHEAT BREAD u. ' among the other many Macphcrson . Bakery products. A VKKY KINK LINK OF L'li'KSH N LOKTAIJLKS Klean Kut Kash Grocery Phone Main 35 Free Delivery ' H. H. HUG, of Elgin, Prop. i i The Store With a Conscience
