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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1922)
ftati)'Inv, .Tmip 24. 1f)22 TIA" rnlANni? TCVF.NTW OTOUWT1W page tithes OUT? OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS llw"1, !'SZ ... w homo In Will lu Wul hi this muriiiiiK after upending boiiih tlni vIhIUiik wltli her aunt, Mrs. D. I'ltzwrnld. t ---3 l ,,' .-- '! .. ' ' i 7 f WERE V'ARE.MI'SftR fii V TOLDJA MY DORCj'D ( .V-Vv GET NOUR MAY FOR VA. A . .' . .Jffvvijijwj j iLbcal News In Brief i . , . I UniHl Here WMi'iday J. I'. Good, a iiromliu'nt citizen of Kli;in. arrived in town ywterduy and spent the day unending to some btialuexs matters. K. ltepiTteU lletlel- lust nlitht tor Portland to attend the inuetlnii ot the atato repnbUnin Vontral committee were 1'". I). Me.Cul ly ot Joseph, and 1unM Boyd of Knlerprlne. To AlitftkA Soon ' 5 Mm M r WilliiiniR and itiuiKhter Jeun. left this morning for SeattleTj where, she will apr'nd u few days before- uolng lo Almka. wiieie she will spend the Hummer, blie has op C. W. Nlliluy,' who la presiding' rfldor of the 1.. I). 8. church, wasi ai'compuuled by lj golfing equip-! meat foul may not be Ahlo lo find : time to try out the local links, lie I will leave for Portland Sunday eve niuic and expects to go over some: of thu links there bifore rutumiug ; to Sill Luke City. .- P. C. Freeman who has been in I unci MrB. K U Kennon for some Hie hospital hero for u week sur-;" ferlng from pneumonia, Is Toporieu lo he much Improved. Ilisliop (iellihK Hitter ' A telem-am waH recolved hero ibis boeu visiting In I.n tiraude with Mr. j aflernoou saying lliut lllsbop Pad- Cove Man Here K. K. While, who matara Ills home in Cove, urriviAl In l.n lirande last evening and spent the night as a guest of the Savoy. Iletui-iis from Trli David I. Stoddard and Mrs. Stod dard returned yesterday ovonlng from Pendleton, diivyig over in a dock 'of the Kjriscopnl church has no organic diseaso but Is suffering from nervous exhaustion aud he U Improving. VUltors Here Today Mrs. Ward Smith, who makes her home in Starkey. spent ytsterday in l.a Grande attending to some busi ness affairs. WhiTe in town she vis ited the county school ;suieifntoiid eiit's office. To llakei- Mrs. J. Ktmmell and Mrs.- H. liist. at tifis city, left this inorn inu on No. 24, bound for HaUr, where they will spend the -lay visit ing with friends. HI : . f;- June 24i. 8 n. m. Presentation t H- of pageant, by Union Stake of &: Its 1 IV t nh,,,-,.h ot lh Tuber- -It & nacle. ' K1 July 21-27 Chautauqua at City v H- Park. nlng wlili llicir fishing baskets full. On Iiig l.nixl Deal L. A. )."'oii of the (. J. lllack company, loft yesterday for Welser to close a big laud ilea he'has there. ,a firnndi. Vlfdlor Lyle - Strlngham of lmbler, was S La Grande visitor yesterday. Visiting Sister Hen Penlne. t Johnston City. Illinois, is visiting here at the home of his slsttr, Mrs. T. M. .Shannon. Visiting at Island City Wayne Wade, of kalerpj ise. Ilnys Small I'ai'iii -Hurry 10. Caufield bus (inrcbasHl through the-Gonrge H. CuTrey real estate agency forty acres In the Lad deauyon district fvom , August Kngel, tliu vroi-vrty being formerly known as the Ilex Conway farm. To Scat Hi' Mrs. Leon Rowland, who has been visting with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. Wlleatley. of this city for the past ten days, returned lo her home in Seattle this morning on Nu. 17. Will io tu Yellowstone . , Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Price and new Kranklln ear. Mr. Sloddard ro-1 children ot Portland, will arrive In ports that the roads two in a fair La Grande this evening aud tomor condllloii although along the new row. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. grhdd between illlgard and Kamela A. T. Jlfll of this city, will leave for the traveling In rather slow because Yellowstone park, on a threo' weeks' of the newness of the road. 'trip. . : 1 - ' Itcjjlllneil from Their -Mine Mr. and .Mrs. W. II. lluhnenkaiup Sr., Mr. and Mrs. lllchard Junes wul Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McAllister Mrs. Linn's Condition Hud Mrs. C. H. Klnn, who has been ill for some time 111 Portland, is reported In a serious condition, her returned lust evening from their health being not so well as during mine in the Mormon llasln In linker !'' former pnrt of lite week. Her i countv. Thov report everything go-1 husband, C. H. Finn, (s with her, lug good at the property and the;nd .Mrs. Uoberl Newllll Is also at devtloptuf'nt proceeding ill u mosljbef bo:lside. satisfactory way. . ' ' ' lltiys Judges .Holi t Don Sargent hus closed th dell for the purchase of the Judge J. W. Knowles' home which was start ed last Ditceiuber. The jiwlgo will movev to his farm wberri be is building a new bungalow aud Mr. Sargent will tako possession soon. The Rale was transuded by the Geo. H. Carrey company. NEW TODAY LravM for Portland win .i .u..y iul , d ru t0(hiy rn' ti-t iinl u liuro I htv i have purchased a home. rriuii Sim l'niiicfsi, ' Mi s; Forrest Ui Hi'kett, w ho nut ken lior homo .in Sim Kriinclsoo, itrrlvot4 hi La Gramltt tliiw moniiiiu on No. 24. and will he here fofr two or To Ilellli ' MIsb Fraiicig. IiiKle left lust ove- ulng for Meith to spend u few du with friends. vmunK wnn ineoua aim rB.ai ( - . visjtin wilh Im iti-its, fllr. and Mrs. J. M. Staley Keturneil from Hinhuay .Meeting K. II. Hnldoek, ttivision enntnivr of (hfd division or highway dt'part ment, retnrned last oveiiiiiR from I'ortliiiui. where ho attended the meeting of western highway depnrt- nuenl!. The meet ins was to IIk'uss the duration, construction ami loca tion of western highways. Tlien were sovt-n western states repre sented at the meeting. To Voncalln Mrs. R. II. Cook left laatt tvrninR for Yoncalla to spend a tow days witlL friends and relatives.. Kameln Visitor S. C. Cooper of Kamela, is spend ing a short time in La Grande YMtlng' Mt her- Mf A T W'ilhnliit nt Unlirr Ih - HpendliiR few dave nt the home ol eest of the Savoy. He is here hur mother, Mrs. U. !Garrik. 0,1 business. -Uvo for Vortlnnd l""."";';"0". f . . 1 k-i.m.Aih Moronnirk. roiietv clerk. I J- W. Bnmmell of Knterprise, was left last evenintt-for I'oitland to at- j visitor In U Grande last evening tend to busin-tMs. : ; KoturiiH frtnn Kislilni; Trip Calhou n Comhs a ml Ka in Kaylcr returned from Five Points Inst cve- H spent ltlie night au u guest of. thevFoley. . V-ll' ('rrei-iriuii;e KnteH iilnlim Tha Wolf Creek grange is enter taining tho other Union county granges lodiiy. A Inre number oi people from I'uion county are In at tendance, many of them heing residents- of l.a Grumia. AtteiMls Funeral 1 Mr. and Mrs. Seth Sirrlne attend- jed thei funiral of Mrs. C R. Full- special Car on No, 21 A spechit car on. No. 24 transport ing Knifchts of Pythias and Pythian Sisters from the grand convention held at Moscow, Idaho, to II u hi Ldnho. The convention will be held next year at Huh). Terminates Visit Miss Gertrude Paxtou returned U her homo in Klgin this morning af- tor spindling the past week In La Auy Ui Grande subscriber to the Observer who aloes not re ceive his paper by 8" o'clock In the evening, please call Western Union, Muln .24. aud a special messenger will deliver a copy. uer of Lethbridgo, Canada, held ut (Jrnilde Visiting with' Mr. and Mrs. Union yesterday, Train 21 SnrpriseH IVople Train No. 24 today. KJast bound, surprised the people) of La Grande by coining into the station about ten minutes ahead of tinu. Kaiph Paxton. .1 I Here from Miimmiigli I Dick Otis, former resU'eht her1?, Jand now located at Mimnaugh, Is j spending a few days here on busi i ness. " 000ooo3eeo JAZZ 1 Dance " Saturday Night ' . ' Ilex Hall -t loxey's ovi:ltv okciikstka 00QQQ : wilt hcih1 several days viuiting with Siiminerville Man H. J. Landers of Summerville, a La Grande visitor today, having arrived in town yesterday. He spent the Lvenlng as a guest of the Savoy. To (in To Inibler . A baseball team composed of lo cal boys w-ift taken to Imhler today in charge of Harvey Carter, to piny the lmbler Juveniles this afternoon The ganire Is merely an exhibition affair. " 4 . To linker ; Mrs. K. L. Kennon left this morn ing, bound for Kaker. whene she Wallow a it in Toivn Shrimr ' IH ndrtcks, of Wallowa is spending n few days In La Grande. He will have a minor surgl cni opeiatiou performed while here Mr, Hendricks Is connected with tin Mlniim Lumber company. No. 4 Combination Last Muchrr Strlt Of Dark Bnwn or Qlaud Kid Shoes of JPorth Jlwtiyi H'urth ll'hat I'm I'ny ir 'Mum The superior shocmanship of Nettleton shows the refinement of line and finish which makes for distinctiveness and exclu siveness. It shows in a sturdiness of char acter and quality which demonstrates itself in i(W, service and sathfaclion. The above model is only one of many splendid Nettletons to be had at our store. ONE PRICE ON NETTLETON SHOES ' of $12.00 per Pair any Style any Leather fir NrrTlFTO Mfn'i Sl,rf The WorM, Fintt lltll-l till lillMilll'XN O., V. . Kriswold, "who .nuikitH lilt nomn in - Allcol, aiTivrl III towv yeslurday and Hprnt the "V(nlntr in a yuoxl of 1hn Foley. Ilo (a lierr today uttendiiiK lo aoino htiHinest mattfc'.s that riMiulne! his attention ' l.-ll inn DaiiKlilcr N. 1'. Jfiiscn of I'orllniHl, KloiH'l o''P here on liln way lo IMmivit to visit wilh hl ilaimhl-'-r, Miw Krltzil .lenwen. who is In churKe o! thf ioMiliir music ilop lrtnicnt oi the Eastern Oregon AfiiMio coiniiany Alinli Itclii'i- Today W. 1. tlrandy. who has honn iV for the ifit f-'w -weoks, Ih renortct' to he nhle to nit uj and 1 imi'Si improved Kfrn-rally. He experts ti he nhle to resume his .diltlen 1rfnr luns. Iteci'lvi'K Hull, tin County Acent II. O. Avery has hist reriived a number of hullotl-us ilenlinK with "Wheat Growing After Fallow In Kastern Orecon," imhlish- ed by the O. A. C. Kxperiment Hla- tlon in Morn county. These may he had by farmers for the asklnc. Muny IntereptliiK phiiKes, such as thy results ohtainod from fall dim'lim of stubbles, etc., are dwelt upon. FOUt SALE BY OWNER 80-ncre farm, Willamette valley, on paved hitfway, $150 per aetc. Easy terms. Oppoitunity for ambitious farmer with some capital prunes, cows, ct- No building- Afldress Lulu Foster, Junction, Citv, Oregon. 6-M-U i. - is,. FOR SALE Kimball Oufan, iViss fiont cupboard, extention table, bedsteud, sprintis, anil mattress, seven-point deer antlers, 1020 Hcnton Ave. ' l-24-ltp FOR SALE Overland, 1 well enulp lied, all new tires. Car in good con uition. Inquire 80:1 C avenue. 6-24-ltp FOR SALE Reed sulky, 220:1 North Depot street- ti-24-ltP Silk Hosiery in an extensive- assortment i)f all colors and pri res, in both glove and tread silk. "When you need hosiery try us. 4 FRENCH & GREENE Ready-to-Wear and Shoes i t FOtt KKNT Strk-tly moiki futn-' COMBINATION1 ItRITK K-c Vrvwh Jshcd apartment, i'lumo 2itt-W 1U-J. (i-24-tf furnished to ordwr- fcotiunory. Palace (.'on G-21-tf VNhuiMZi:i FOR KKNT-Strittly modun apart-' VIKTS STI1 nicni. mono 'M-V 0r 1H J-.J. , .V i -2-l-tfl r Hy AflKociaioa Pro7 I act p '' CINCINNATI, Juno 24, For thn LOijJ -Brown lonthvr folding purso third Hin'reaaivc yonr tlui AiiuMlrun onnlainint' $5.00 in npor and sonio FedfiHtiini of Labor wont on nvnrd silver. lAiavc at O. K. bailu-r shojt, 1 iodny iivainHt rtM-onttlon of tlio Bo; . . fi-iil-lti)' vitlt Ilnssian jiovornmpnt. Motoi-od in Today ' Mr. and Mrs. A. N. M in ton and Mikh Ht'wslt liriiiuini, of Monmouth, tnotorod into La Gnuido toduy at'tor tpt'iidiui; some timo on thn coast. Mr. and Mrs. Mintun Joiu.H Miss jruham ni Monmouth ' and after sloppini; over at Portland thoy non tinned on to PtMidlctnn, whore thov pMit last evoniiiK. They will visit with their parents, Mr. and Mm. J. M. Stuley for somo time. MAN OI? WOMAN Wanted, $U weekly full timis $100 an hour spare time, sellinir guaranteed hos iery to weaver. Experience unnoe essary. International Knitting Mills, Norristown Pa. ii-"4-ltp WANTKP Boy nf Hixtcon wants work, farm preferred, could work p- t roinion school this win ter. Main 10'l. (1-24-1 In lenvo for Poi-tland Mr. and Mrs. H. (I. Proctor of Blackfoot, Idaho, who luve Ixmn kisitinK friends and relatives in this city, have Rone to Portland for n busiiU'UH and plea.suro irlp. They vere a ccom pa u fed by M ra. V hel fr md dau;httrs, who-woro visftliiK lere. The Pri ctors will return soon to complete thrtr visit nnd the WhrV'li'rs will return afier tourin;; California and wesUTii Orton. KIshini; I-'Iih- More trout lire hnlug' euiiKht In the Cirnnde Roh4a river lUan usual, a tho ' report tlint fishoruiou aie making. Manr mod . sirlnKM' of fish have been chub lit In the lust Weok l lid may are the anKlerrt that , are ryhi(s their luck on iho lanks of tho Cii-aiifle Roude. Iteports from I'niou are that the waters of Calh urinu ciifek are rapidly docrf.isiiiK and that the trout are beKfnniuK to bite. Itu.VH Home K. O. Payton has purchased the former FmiUii C. HardiiiK residencf on Cedu street and will take pos s ssi(m In h ft w days. .Mr. Payton wll be making a few Improvements have a delihtf ul home. The salt waa made by the George H. Currej Keal Kstate unecny. Id-dim from Sliriners Convent ion Krank Hobtiison. manaKer of Al'f illumtmitiuK sliop at ItHkjT, stopptfl over here on his way to jjtaker on his return trip from tho" Shrlner; con venUon. Mr. Itoblnson Is a inn Hician and was playlne "with the IJoise baud. Ti J-:ihi Mr. and Mrs. Kearney Jones, formerly reshleuts of Olymphi. WHshiuKton, arrived in Grand laat eL'iiliiK- and left this niornini: mi the brain h line train for Kigln. i hHd ber today and mmorrnw Hlh where they are jiUnninn on locat-j - lug. lime HorscH (io Throuuli A ca r of raco hoises posscd 'hroiiKh this inoruliiK on No. 1 7, headed Qor Vancouver lo inn in the racus thero the lalter part of duly. The horses are w ell known anions men that know the horse racing zninje, belonging; to C. (i. Graves, of San Diejio. and .!. Singleton of .t. Louis. Anions Mr. Granves' HtrInK of horses is the horse Kr:tnk ;in that won the J'J'tou flUik Mt the Omuha Commerciul club races. Stopped on Way lloun' H. G. Thomjwn, nmnaKer of the Boll Telephone coinpaiiy of Pendlo lou, stopped In Li Grande lo ttet his breath today before tackling Oi" hill on his way home Irom Baker. Mr. Thompson says for a lire lost the hill Is a wizard and every tiro rl? J? f? Hj? i? Itaxicaiua! IIHII1 , . JTHE OI.DKST AXI MOST -ftni.M XIII-K TAXI KKItVICB All Short rnlla 23e All rails annivei'Vil li-ouintlv Will. "I Bonded Drivers, Ford & George MAIN 44 Cull TONIGHT WALLACE REID GLORIA SWANSON ELLIOTT DEXTER m "DON'T TELL EVERYTHING" A Paramount I'iehirc A.R'C.A-D.E SUNDAY ONLY For Sale 5-room moclorn buiiKnlow, flro lilaco, fiiriincc.. Iiulll-hi klli heri, full Imm'im'iit, Kurac, uuoii lawn. Trlco $4000. Term.- 5-room modorn Iiouro, just rn flliiHlKMl IiirIcIq and out.' pjie-half biiHoniont with concrete floor, luiilt In kltclion. 1'rlre J:1U0U. Tenim $400 cash and $116 per inoutli, In cluding Interest. 4-room modern Iiouko on Z nvo nue, Rood lot 4rix110, courrcto lde- walk. I'rlie $ 1800. Term JIOOJ enidi and biilnnrn at 130 per muutli, Including Interest. Wanda Hawley's Strongest and Best Picture. Also Shewing a Comedy MONDAY - 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE Herb Rawlinson Feature 20 acres on thn new highway at Alice), 5 acres in Delicious n.p-! plea with an excellent crop this year. G-room house uu thu place! with clei'tric lights. Modern 10-ronin home well lo cated on a paved street. Thin Is one of La Grande'n best residences ; r ... ui,,.,, ia i.' t , innd if you are looklne for u real nt Its present condition to' state jhoi0 u w111 W ou to lirveatlgitle j whether tho tires they make havejthis. tool t hf trip f nun La Gi andu to J M Pendleton. ' I Apartmpnt house, furnished, In - - nice location. Rental make Invest-' Arrive This Motuinu Ilishop ('. W. Nihley. formerly a resldf'iit of La Grande, who is In terested In tiie Grande Honde. Lum ber company, aud L'lder It u Ion S. Wells, one of thw seven presidents of the seventy, both arrived from Salt lake City this mnrninif In be present at the 1). . S. ctMifcirnee No Interest i'iit In addition to prin'ldlug a inoridrn homo for owner. Let tne give yuu tlio details u( llllu prop erty. Geo. H. Currey Clint's Clothiery 3Sg" - The Store With a Consdcnc3 (.( h tm l-'iit'i')M-le- Mlm Minns . White, of rVw-tliind. wlio nrrlvivl In Iji ftm4 j-witerdav and .prut tke rnl a xueHt at Mr. 4 Ml.. John . M.l-ini. It-avinit far Kat.riia tala moraiat. wll'. re kti "III vlit allll hr llinlr. Weston KnltM. hi la lp ail ing In hnwlth fur Minn- titer. T,iwfa $Um0lmm Thoe reiri.lered -,a( ' f all y the rit autt A. W. Ifr'IIHnxoii wilt fiiinlly. I'n nl r. Million of Op ii'tirlunitv WhsIi.; it. .1. Inlii herttiT, lileli. Mnnl.; K. W. Mop-lnglr. H1.11!- II", Wiinh ; I. S. Kimit, Biilw; K. . Kcndill. Welwr; II. (irav-. ;, ilondo llench. r.; ,1. I'. Juroliaeil and p.iriy. Tllford, Idaho. To Mioii'l Mii' lei,ni: ATTiIl li ,; who .'-It; pJH,.nt TS "Mt. Emily" Products la f out Turaiice that you are getting the Tktr Gfanrlc Ronde Meat Co. Has it ever occured to you Hint nut; oi' , 'ill the styles fur sllllllliel t here's flic tli.-it 's ex;iftly rijflit fnryo'i.' Smiie tinies it 's (iiile 11 joli to find that one. unless the 'isilesiuun uses his- head as well as yours, it's liable to a "Trying time" instead' of a "Try-on" t inn;. We lyiiiiltine i;hi jmlineut and a pfoml as.ert nieiit makes "ea.-y piekiirj;'' for 'you. ASH BROS. 'The store tliat'keeps faith with tairl,1,r' , . a. f f r I
