La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 19, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr ontTny, .Tnno If), 1022 LA' OTJAXDE TCVTCNTNTfr Or.STC'R.Y'FR "PA'OE TTTRF.TJ I n" f HEY I DION' YOt?) : jS0RETDl0-3oT . j, v. Mtw ME TELL '"lo HO"&t USsED U- ( you -ro stop ? J to be on an ice j b V WAGON AN HE WON'T) I ml ) JA J' ' stop till he sees J SlJ .J-?-n. AN. ICE CARD. I SI ' f BY WILLIAMS bfeli muc'1 leS8 u:,u,,11y ror drunkenness ban beeu before the lo cul municipal court. Itutuins Hume Mrs. Mary Connie, or Portl'ind, returned to her home this in online ou No. 17 after spending Homo time iu La Grande visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Cochran. W. R. C. to Meet Tho members of the 'Wi. R. C. nn asked to meet at the K. P. Hall Tucs day at 2 p. m. for the purpose of at tending the funeral of Comrade Kick etts. . Itcliiin to Vniou B. F. Wilson, nnu of Union's at torneys, spent this' morning hi Grande and returned to his home in Union on No. 24. Mr. Wilson was hero attending to some busi ness affairs. To Attend Horn I'Vstivitl . Mrs. Milton Hlock and her two sousi Harold and Francis, left La (Jrande this 'morning, bound ior Portland, where they will spend -several weeks visiting with Mr. Hlock and attending the Rose Festival. ocal News In Brief Here from Milton Mrs. F. A. Calloway, who makes her Home In Milton, arrived iif La Grande last evening and is spending several days here on business and visiting with friends. During her slay she is a guest of the Savoy. 0-23. Hose Festival in tit ind. ' . Chautauqua at City' fc i '4, 8 p. m. Presentation gvant liy Union Stake of v ut tho labor- r.- j;cant by i S hurch ? 3- a ?H - 3fc 5(6 ?fe . 51 si V Visitor Huff, prominent farmer of country, was a La Grande for Saturday and Sunday. I : jiK Trip I Pralt, wife and daughter, '-morning for a trip up the bionile river to fish and day In tho open. Son P. Hannon left for Hiiul visit her. son Ed Hannon, IB marshall of that city. Frees In Porllimd- To I'oillnnd Miss Harriet Singleton, the lit I If fc ,ld I, Irhlut. .if ' A LJ CI ,. .. I ... ,, N. W. Frees of L(i Grande, tinir-1 i.,r, .1.1. ...i... ' ..' v...' i A chasing agent for the Palmer Luui-jfl)r irtiaml, w,cre she' will spend , !, .,' , "'"""" """'"! the suinmer visiting with her grand ness in Portland. Oregon Journal. mol,ler Mr8. H. K. Singleton. home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Playle on Wednesday evening r.t eight olock. All members of .the congre gation and friends of the Presb tor inn church are cordially invited to be present. Kiddie in IV.i llniKl Fred K. Kiddle, a Winner of the legion slate executive committee, arrived In Portland a lew days iiko. Ho has been visiting with acquaint ances and assisting at legion state hfluduuurtcrs. Mr. Kiddle Is in the flour business at Island City,' where he has his hum". Ori'Konlun. agricultural section that must be exterminated. Farmers 111110 that more squirrels aro in evidence this year than for many seasons. Woodshed (iets Singed The woodshed belonging to Clyde Bunting, at lti04 Seventh sticet, caught flro yesterday morning at 5:31) 0 clock ami would have burn ed to tho ground but for the quick work of the flro department in ar riving on the scene. Very little damage -was done. The eauso of Ilia fire wus due to the dumping of some hift ashes in the woodbox. ltt'liiriis from Trii ' Clyde Myers, John Roblnsou and ' Mr. Harstead returned from Ion- -dleton Saturday evening where Mr. 1 Myors drove over- In his truck to ; bring back u ruclng model car that has 'been stored there all winter. 1 The' bug was loaded on the truck I and hauled over tho mountains with-' out uny uiishaoH. Tho trip was made in less than twenty four. hours. leaving 'Pendleton lor the return trip at 11 o'clock hi the morning and arriving hero at 6 In tho eve ning, being very' good time for a loaded truck considering the stretch of bad roud from Kauiela to Jlll Suffering with Ptomaine Poisoning The three chihjicn of 'Itiuce Hend ricks are suffering from wliat is sup posed to be ptomaine poisoning, bat urdav evening the children had some canned peas for supper, which one of the neighbors had given Mrs. lionn ricks and a short time afterwards al were so ill that a doctor had to be called. I 1 Leaves On Inspection Tour K.: A, Daldock, division engineer nf the .state highway -commission. Will Peare Itaek Will Peare returnetl from Port land this morning on No. 24 after . .u.,.,..K ., e-emiiumn i spending some lime In the Hose start, on. an inspection tour from ctty nieetlng with the State Hoard mat point to Portland. , of Optometrists, of which he is a .member.1 He) reports a fine trip. U lilt' JII1 v- A. E. Hug returned to his home j S)w llt Im tirnnile ... j milium u.is .iioril.ug aner Fred iu-uw,u vtmnm.iva with the spending some time- in La Grande KHS,erI1 Oregon Experiment Station visiting with his. sister, Mrs. M. ai Union, arrived in La Grande this bUaler. , mnrninir. frnm Pnrllnnrl . trhorA ho has been spending a few days on HeturiHMl to Haines Mr. and Mrs. B. it. Angoll and daushter, who spent Sunday, in La Grande as guests of the Foley, re turned lo their home in Haines this morning on No. 24. i business. He wiil go on to Union this evening ou the auto stage.- Ton Hug to J rtseph Mr. und Mrs. J. V. McOuHy and daughter, Ella, spent Inst night in Im Grande as Kiiests of the Pom iner. They'malco thier home In Hood Ftiver, Oregon, and aro touritiK through to Joseph, where they will spend some time ;tt Wallowa Lake and other scenic sjiots in tho Wal lowa country. Sunny Brook Farm for Sale ; , ITff Something New Knee Knickers , ' ",,'i You lia ven 't soou them li . ' ia La lira udo. I " " Price $3.00 FRENCH' 8r GREENE Ready-to-Wear and Slioes . r i Nurse's Hepurl The n'port of .Miss LoiiImi 7.on, eounty health nurse, for the mouths of April and May shows that dur ing that time she paid 7 4 instruc tive visits, including general, tuhor- lu,UBls' m" ?s rS d,IU 1 ",t "' and offers this proportv for.Jl,000. cases and made 13 uera visits, j $Uioou.OO, halauce Federal She also jsued l'.i school districts1, ' , ,ri,i and spent i 7 hours in her oil ice. I She vs responsible for corroctlH 40 'physical defects in school chil drue during that period. SfiO, acres tluco miles up Little cieek from Union',1 121 acrea uuder cultivation, ares la nl fulfil, 76, acres wheat. - There are. 30 to 0 J acres moro' can be pur fnto fUltl-ii vatlon, the balance Is bunch grans ! pasture.. all fenced iukI cross fenced, ii abundance of water for irrigation, and for stock.- Imiirovements con sist of a new S-room moiiern house l wtth batn, pantry, telephone, etc. Large barn, holds 75 tons of hay, with sheds, sufficient Ut hold 13 head of horses and 30 head of milk cows. Other outbuildings all splen didly arrauged. This property is worth looking at, and Is worth 30, ; 000.00. but the owner has other large holdings aud wants to sell. .nun of about $7500.00, balance second mortgage on easy terms. Snuti-ioU r:llixr In fllwiwf Comity Agent H. G. Avery reports ' that over a ton of poisoln.'.! oats. To Denver with Daughter ito be used in the extermination of Mrs. A. H, Singleton will leave ground squirrels, is now ready for Ij& ftiande this evening, in company distribution a 1110 11 k the fanners. In lliwui in Town Bud Bean, of Klgln, arrived' In La Grande last evening and Is spelid- lllir thp li-AV llPro nn htislnnua I lu riendB In Pendleton tor the ls gllt.st of the Ko, Curiae his Huvu rnlitriii-H In lmr liOine ! " .. ........ stay. Home - arl G. Helm, who has been I with her Invalid daughter, Ada, for Denver, vrnere sue will xpeml the summer, or until her daughter re- eovers her usual good health. Ding i. ftlan Here- Weeks In liolse- L. W, Weeks, of this city, left Here on Visit- Mrs. H. B. Letter, accompanied by her son, Ted, arrived here this j afternoon from-her home In Port land to visit her mother, Mrs. t tho iast few mouths three tons of poison, much more i:ian in preced ing years, has been used with good effect againsl the rodents allhoueh 'jimmy siiuirrels still remain iu the. C.J. BLACK & CO. Now Foloy Building La Grando, Orogot. LA GRANDE Permanent as the Pyramids" , Mauufactiirers of Hower Water IrrlRnlloit Culvert UrHinnKo WELL CURBING SEPTIC TANKS rhono'Maiii 120 Factory Island City ipe Untitling fc'oumlAt loa Silo Cliliunoy (II Blocks i 1 iw n..i hull. r,nm 1 fnc nni' nai..j ,ri,. V.'. j i. i E. Reed. M is. Loiter wns for some j nhof Hal! i...: i , .. .... !,..,.ii.. .. i ...! i time connected with the Arcade and i -lvtfcjV Hull nd Is here today on busl-: business. He, will return to La j s,ur l"clilBrs 01 this city. fQ is stopping at tho bavoy. Grande tomorrow tlliMMl Vlsliinir lit Heaver t'riH'k Inililer l-'nilt Man I Local anglers report that the 'J Art Furmnn. of Imbler. who is 1 rl'"ti Bod at Beaver creek at 1 in la c.,wU viK-i interested in th fn.if i...i...ir i i nro8e'"- numoer ot inom were,: of her sister, Mrs. sDendlng a few days iu La Grande!'""."" . 011 tl'e bl,"k? ?f H'e creek i - - - ! lit the, Interests of his business. He J,e?lerdr g"u,i them I Sister- (Carrie Skiff, of Union, Hs f me nay the home Jiller. Modern Dances Every Tuesdayand Saturday Best of Music .is stopping at the Savoy. Id Tuttle, who Is mnerled i Hetiirns ri-oin Condon le Glass Drug roinpaiiy, left Mr. and Mis.' Thomas Budge re V evening for Boiso to at-: turned last evening from Condon, t business. ' j Oregon where they have been visit- 1 i ins with their . daughter Mrs. H. Ion'' IS. West, 'day's paper statod that Joe was visiting his aunt, Mrs Pike. ilt. should have read ljnon. Husband Brent StrKi!l. of Union, .nr- jJune 17th. a La Grande yesterday morn I'ostponeil pia.V- The Union J'rlinary i Ktiilte , has postponed their play, "Strange-Visitors," until June 24th. Tlie J.iy was to have been presented ' on returned with good catches. 1 ljjl. l i. it titf klf 11 li ti CALL A At MAIN ttl LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CO. General Contractors and Builders Screen Doors, Yv7iiHlovs and all kinds of Mill and ....Cabinet "Work. Estimates on Plate Class and Store Fronts Phone 428-J ' ' Cor. Greenwood and Madison La Grande, Oregon H. P. Neilscn and Chas. E. Harris, Props. Jl-JrTIIH oi.dkst ami most i ItDI.I Vltl.K T,l 8KUVICK Li'N TI1IJ CITY. ! ! All cnlls niisworvd 'lumpily with Bonded Drivers. State Aid for County I'aiiw. According to a recent announce- I ment of tho secretary of state's of-,', fico, Union county's share of the state aid for rounty fairs will this j ' year bo $1,148.82, while Wallowa : county will receive $786.0!). Over f $5u,n0tMs berng apiibrtionfed aniung ' the counlies in the state. ' i . ! AttenileiL Knciimpiiient . La feraudis. w-aB "well roprvsoiito-l at the- State encampment of Span- Ish War veterans In Pendleton the -j latter part nf last week. T.hose from I this city attending were H. J. Rit- J ter, H. .P. Brenliolts, J, M. Bledsoe. j Under Good Management. .;tpor(l & fie0r?e I T. T? Rnorr-or Mfrr l A & 1?- !..... ...... a.bjc.a-d.e: TONIGHT .5 ? ? f? Hf? 1? J? 1? f? ? 3 spent th eday visiting with j lieluins finin t.'raiid Loilgi- ihand who is recovering from Charles W. Bingner, who lias been ..Hn I,,,- uoWI,.ttlu ..I tlx. I nltOHlllllir I h a n.-u,,,) I ,(.,.. ... !)..... .Hondo hospital. i land, returned this morning slat. Cl"',rk'8 ""V1 It. Huron.. I iB lie "iitl a ery line lime, IV La Grande iubscriber to : Sm-ihI Siinduy in l iilon tbscrver who does not receive j Leo J. Llndsey anil wlfe,and Mrs. taper by 8 o'clock in the ev- ! LI""eJ"? "I"1"1"' E'!r!a, C1"rl,( .??' Will Leave Tomorrow I Albert Currey will leavitomor- row morning for Walla Walla. where he will spend couple of J days ntti-nding -to some business in- "..a- , 7- i : Sunday In Union visiting wit b.Mrs. a'""ng to some business in- i J, please call WesUrn Union, ,Jn(l8ey.8 ,,,,, Pllt(iV c,n.k , ternsts before returning lo his home J i 24, and a special messenger i,ger of lhe L'nion Hotel tin La Grande. J deliver a copy. it THi-: m:w oit('Hi;sTHA I.ATKST MISIC f AT KlOX HALL .wi:i:k summkr da.nck WKDMiSOAY Slat Y'S .NOVKLTY OKCHL'STItA l'lgt'E 73c eoooo Penillelnn Ylsllor Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson I To I'nlmer Junction- Mrs. U. E. lvunhoe, county school Eastern Oregon . Music Co. The Home of the For Sale 5-room modern huiiKalriw, fire- IlPlaio, furnace, built-in kitchen, full ilmsement, garage, good -lawn. Prlco j$-IU0U. Terms. ... , n.ronm modern house, jnst-'ro-finlshel Inside and out. One-lialf ijiiaHemcut with concrete floor, hullt J In kitchen. Price $::o()0. Terms ij'-lOO cash and per luoutli, In- j'cludlug Interest, r Mrs. ,T. F. liobinson and tleorge ! slerlnlendent. left this morning Fell motored to La Grande Satur day to Rjiend the week-end visit ing with friends aud relatives. the branch' line train, bound for Palnu'r Junction, w here she will vis it with friends and attend to some business affairs for a short time. Klgin I.ndv Hen- , Miss Myrtle Chandler, ot Klgln. arrived Iu La Grande last evening and Is spending the day here at tending TTi some business. She is stopping ut the Foley. Many at Tourist Camp The tourist camp was crowded to I ,r eanacltv vpntnrriav mid inrliriiiimia t " Scrape are that the tourists will make use ijn Ln, (iriiiulit Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Thos.' Ficklln and i -Mrs. C. N. Cross, of Union, motored over to La Grande Saturday arter inoon and spent several hoiii-s here j doing fonm shopping and visiting -wiiu irienus. on liond The highway commission will put BRUNSWICK i -4-ro(nn modorn Iiouhh on Z ftvv Hue, uood lot 4f)Xll0, coniTOtt; Hide- Jlwnlk. Vrlte ? 1800. Torm 4U0 !ritH) mid bain me at $M por moiitli, 1 1 including intercut. ! .) 20 nrrou on llm new Iiiliwaj' iit Allrel, 5 Hcrt'H In Di-IUiotiH n,p ipUB with im I'xrllont trop tlitH nyoar. 5-room houa oa tho plact with ducti le UglitH. Jl Modern 10-room liome wnll lo i oalod nn a mved Btrtict. This Im ;one of La Giiindc'H bent rnslftum-oH find If yon aro looking for u real homo it will pay you to iuvvHtlgato Ithia. nf the ramp from now on in ever- ra,'p " 1,1 n?w Prae t iiiicniu nun IilHllH IfllllOr- I Increatiing iiumherH. uting Togs For These Hot Summer Days lust rijfht For hiking 1 vacation lime. Iu iki, Mliiic(H'(l, ffiiljcr e ami (.'urthiroy troiis , suits, also shirts ami' list's. Kusscll n n d rllev;i Pac. PiilttTS wrap it'ruij;s. Lowest Prices. int'sCIothi-ry !Th Store With a Conscience" ...... .u .""'uui uin iui; m mo Trough spots In the rond caused by J cue m.ii.i niai naa not set long I ;hs to 1 G. K. Odle loft this morning on 1" , ' ........ tho branch line train, bound for Kn-1 " terprise, where he will attend to ,.. ,-"" , leuest of the Sommer' hist evening : Mrs. L. L. WUham of Baker, nr " rive din I If you want the lat est in rci'ords see us. J Apartment bouse, furnished, In 1 1 nice location. lU'litals make Invest Ijniont In nddlllun to providing a I'moedrn homo for owner. Let me give you thu details of this property. To licit h Clarence Woods, Grandfy last evenf'ni' I anil registered at the Summer. She , t i f iu r-r...i ,boBf'ed the branch lino train this I of La Grande, ' mr., ,i .iM .., ., .-. . . ni".iiu n,:.,.- iiii.VS left this moniing on No. 17 bound vWlln Ht Waltl)w'a c(luntv' ' , '; for Heith, Oregon, where he will -.1,1, 1,,., .' , , Geo. H. Currey 3 DANCING GIRLS Welch & Hazolton Gii ' ' in "Dance 0es Artistes" "Jim the Janitor" PAUL HOWARD -Thompson & Berri In in , 'A Little Different . Patent Applied' For ON THE SAME . PROGRAM Constance Binney "MIDNIGHT,, Winstomc Constance Einney in a drama of youthful , folly and later love. ' TUESDAY "MISS LULU BETT" mj m For Credit - I : TS,''Jf',9-iiii No Interest,. teal I, state Insurance 'spend a couple: nf days attending to j,,Iie some ousitu'ss anaiis.- with friends before returning lo her i L. It. S. Conferenci' Hrecption for Kir, Items l-r,.! i,.n in k n I . The L. D S. unartcrly conference Mr, w . r,',,, will l. heM at the to he held here Hat unfa y and "" day will be well attended by morn-l ' bers tro mull imrU of thn statf. ' Two of the TwHvt ApOMtleft from J 3.1 I L ..lit I I 4.. - I 1 f If C E Vrn Through-. U rm nila k.v whn la ffMulnVfil by toe ar tfepsrlimtit of the (.!.- - J oaaaedi tbroeab from .Sinpt imb brr wy to l-gniasd. br aba ill" r -rrm a r r tnti nn i tpeod hit oir.ai.r .(o. W t)AiilAliX ILtU CO. IU .s.aiompool"l 6 but UagKb, Tf PhOTISS Sartllj- i-I llroult' 7iio loci rorta that "Mt. Emily" Products Is your aaaurance that you are getting the ,', . Best in Cured Meats . . . ' Ths Grande .Ronde Meat Co,'. . O o ' ' o ' . . O o 0 . . Shirts and Underwear II iirc hluiwinv; a t-"inj Ictc! line of sliii'ta rwcir. .'mil inn .'iiuii' in ;iik1 tret your Hiiminor ncctls XOAY Hi- ASH BROS. rttv tl.at. kecj-o faith with the peoplv. toe'. "m".r"rt.t....a..t w. tt mutsmr, Prop; hat tpi nuai6 f J a, JJig litf tf; 3 S-itei.j8!8Siij(l GO Co cauu; i' iv ill -1