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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1922)
.!. . . i , Monday, July H, 1f)'j la riRAxnr: rcvKxixa orrertkr V.OF, VTYK Local News In Brief Ju'y a. ami 5 (it'iieral ci'lu- - biution oi Fourth of July at . Elgin. July 4. Old OrpRon Trail his- !! fc torical jiuKeunt at Baker. ; July IX-'li Chautauqua at City i Park. ji Ai'tcptu Position at I'lwtiirflie John Raymond Uarrity has ac cented a position at the posiofflce. Alltel Duo . Hoy Wells and W. A. I.ani'i. resi dents l vllr-l, arrived In La lirar.de Saturday and spent Sunday here on Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock In the oventiiK, please call .Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. Before We Celebrate. Are You Ready ? We are prepared fto fit VOU out from head to foot with Michaels Stern suits, Lanpher hats, Ties, True Shape hosiery, ties, Van Heusen collars, Marx Made trousers. C , v p. r--c. h'jSrsiiJ ' (Q iVj One More Days CLINT'S CLQTHIERY The Store With a Conscience m We Offer busliwb.'; anil pleasure. They livln jtered at the Savoy hotel. Cove ;iil In Town Mls.i Delia Weiiuer of Cove, wus a visitor In I.a Grande Saturday. Klltln Mulriuil In Town i Leonard Hur the bass player in the Klein hand, wus a visitor In the city Saturday. Iliiini' from linker Win. Carney, who has been work ing for thoi O..W. company at UuktA'1 is home to spend tho fourth. Accept K Volition J. It. Garrity lias accepted a po. sllioti '- tho postof lice. Ho took I over "w duties Saturday. I.cuvch on r ition H" , S. ir, who l. employed at a i jtoffiie, left for his ho, .e at Sherwood, to spend his va atlon. . 7 Prrtrefoi Arrow shirts, Cheney Schol-Wil caps, Knitted Cooper underwear and We earn- a complete i: " . . 1 V fn! fjj HIK ol men s, won it'll s Y '"'v y&nnd buys outing clothes imi'.v iU1(' gabardine, Iicitlit'i" puttees, Marx H'SWK.S inppowa and KuhhcH r shoos- tor camping and Inking. ?, Prices lowest. Quality Merchandise Alwavs. the Tu Wnllimii l.iiki' Arthur Ash and a number 01 "i lands drove tu Wallow. lake, where they will meud the Fourth ot July. ; To Ktokiinc - Mr. and -Mrs. Ceorge Orpy left last (j'veniiiB, bound for Spokane, where they will apend a few days visiting with friends and relatives. VlMtliiR hi linker Miss lieraldine McAllister went to Baker tlila morning to visit friends until alter the Fourth of July cele bration. Lliiterpidse l.nil,v Mrs. N. J. Kell of Enterprise, ar rived In La CirajidH Saturday eve ning and spent the evening us a guest of the Foley. To Ji h e Car Hack . Clarence Woodell, of this city, left this morning on the branch line tratn, hound for lmbliy. He ".vill return this evwnlng by car. To Fight lit Klgln Mickey Dempsey, local pugilist, left till smoruiug on the branch line train, bound for Elgin, where he will appear on u boxing card. Lclm Mini Here Thomas Kos?, who halls from Kcho, arrived In La Grande yester day to spend a snort time here on business. During his visit he was a guest of thd Savoy. ' . Down from Vincent , - J. L.Marr, who makes his home In Vincent, arrived in La Grande Saturday evening and wputit Suuda here visiting with iriends. . He spent the night as a guest' of the Savoy. KetiiriiH from 'inlcrprlsc Mr. and .Mrs. Jerry Klliott,' who have1 been spending several weeks with their so'i and daughter at F.u terprlse, returned to La Grande Sunday. ' Here from Midtlh'toii Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gerhauser, who make, their hoinE? in Muldleton, ldahu,,are spending a few days in La Grande visiting with friends and attending to Borne business matters. Hack from Walla Walla . Misa La Hue Hanks, who lias accepted a position in Walla Walla, returned to La Grande yesterday to spend a few days vacation visiting with friends and relatives. Three ot a Crowd Jesse Heard mid K. Lounty, of Haines, and 11. R. Blscaro, of Rai ma, Idaho, arrived in La Grande yesterday and legislered at the Fo ley. They are liete on busrtut-ss. To Elgin John Striker, deputy sheriff, left this morning on the branch line train, bound for Elgin, where he will spend the next lew days on of ficial business. ('oes to Vincent George Cochran anil hi.i son. Sam my, left this morning on tho branch line train, hound for Vincent, where they will spend the day attending to some business matterd. Haw Hall (iitine C. H. Srranton of this city, was a visitor In Haines ytfsterday. While there he attended the hall game be tween the Haines and La Grande teauu of the liitermouutaiu league. Itcflirtls to Her Hoiiiih Mrs. C. W. Stewart, who has been a guest at the homo of Mr. nijd Mrs. Claude 11. Scranton for sev eral days, left last evening for hur homo In Vancouver, Washington. Here Wednesday Dr. J. C. Austin, of Portland. -vlM Yon the Large Size Meritol Milk of Magnesia Small Size Meritol Milk of Magnesia . Meritol Shaving Gream Meritol Toilet Soap . ... First Grade Bulk Chocolates, We do this in order that trading with us. And you will find best the market o ba at tile Baptist church Wednes day evenii.K at 8 o'clock to ulvj an account of the ludluuapolls lluptlst convention. To Viiinn Sntiirtlay Gua Levy was a I'lilou visitor Sat. urday, luilni; motored over to spend the day with relatives and fiieiid and also to attend the Union An nual Rose Show. Attontliiii; Taciuna Itace Mr. Fred J. Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Groviir Grlinmett are among the La IGTnnde people who will be present at the Tacouia automobile races on July 4th. Joins liiiperial V Wilford Cross, of Seattle, a banjo player, has Joined the Imperial l'ep orchestra of this city, and led this morning on the branch line train, bound for Klgin where lie will spend tho next three days. To Klgln for Fourth Dave Steward, a reporter on the Observer, and John Kiibiusou, left this morning on the branch line train, bound for Klgln, where the,, will spend tfie next three days oele hratiug the glorious Fourth. Motored to Klein Clyde Meyers ot this citv. left for K"glll today in his racing car. He will spend the. next few days there celebrating the Fourth of July and attending to some business af fairs. Wallowa Man in Town H. W. Oliver of Wullowa, Is a La Grande visiter today. He came in last evening on the branch line train and Is spending the day here on business. While Ikto he is stop ping at the Savoy. Marks Hack E. Marks, of the Security Con struction company, who has been spending some time at l'leu i.int Val ley, is lu La Grande today for n short time visiting with fiiemls and relatives. . Took Itllggy to linker A. W. Nelson left Saturday for Raker, accompanying the famous ityuearson buggy that will uippear if. thn llakdr parade. He will return AJEVG.A'D.E- TONIGHT Verna Mersereau & Co. Adolpho in i Danse Classique Tlie Ac-ilinnist That's u I)i Movent Devore & Worth Hurst & De Vars All Hands on Deck .M illincit Nonsense l ; ; AIS) MAURICE FLYNN in "BUCKING THE LINE" , An extraordinary' talc of 'adventure and love. TUESDAY CHARLES RAY All This Week Followiog I affords. Tuesday evening. Mr. Nelson Is lu charge or tho Lu Uruudo float lu the pageant. To rciiitleton Mr. and Mrs. I). Carney, who muUU their home In La Uraude, left this morning for I'endleton, whire they will spend a few days visiting witii friends and celebrating the holiday before returning to their home. I.til't for Poi'tluiiil Leal Hussell and Julian Ash nre spending the Fourth of July in' I'ottlund. They left La Grande Sat urday evening by auto and expect to return about the middle of tho week. Old I'lolirei'H Mr. and Mrs.. Karl Slevena nnd his slstev, liny, arrived In Cove re-1 really, after driving from I'ortland They are spending some time there visiting with friends and relatives I and on Saturday evening, motored I to Union to be present at the Union I Annual Rose Show. ! IhiterprUe Lawyer A. S. Cooley, Enterprise attorney, arrived In La Grande Saturday on tho brunch lino- train and registered at the Foley hotel. Mr. Cooley left Ibis morning on No. 24, bound for Raker, where he will spend the .lav returning this evening to at tend to some business matters. (rings New Cars from I'ortlnnil rv W lltilltlnu and son Civile, i accompanied by Charles Dedding- field, arrlveit hero Friday evening from il'ortland, where they went to, get thrr.e new .Maxwell cars. l lie trip from Portland to La Grande was made on II'A gallons of gaso line. ViMtlug Here Clyde It. SultK nnd his son, Gil ford, drove to La Grande from their home in The Dalles the latter part of lust week and joined Mrs. Sciu, who is visiting at tho home of Mrs. Sarah E. MeCull. They are spend ing u few days in La Grande before returning o their nonie. Cniiipini; "t, Wallmvu Mr. and Mrs. R. Raymond, Dr. and Mrs. H. S. McKcnzle and sons, Raymond and Harold, motored in J'&.-.j..&jtititxtiiu&m urn in terns al Reg. Price Special 75c 38c , . 50c 25c 35c 18c 1 5c Cake 2 lor 1 5c 85c 2 for 85c you get the habit of every thing as formerly, .: ,: . . u few minutes today and vi.dted from Pendleton Sunday, spending the afternoon at the homo of J. K. Landers. They left that ovenliiK for Wallowa lake, whore they will go Into camp for two weeks. Sorority Sisters S(ui Miss Agnes Kennedy and five of her sorority Bisters, who are return ing to Kugene lifter utteudlng the Chi OiuoKa convention at Salt Lake City, stopped off at La Grande for with friends who .were at the sta MADAME FLANDERS BLOUSES Famous for their originality of stylos. Also Spurt "Waists in n Variety of styles. Silk Sweaters in a variety of colors. FRENCH & GREENE Ready-to-Wear and Shoes IL !J For Crec:it " Era i AlLJ--ij Ready for the Fourth? ..'Twill be hot, so make your preparations according-. Wo'vc things to wear that will add a great deal to your comfort and your appearance as well. Our Adler's Collogoniau Clothes have all the snap of Summer Stvlo. $35.00 to $47.50 v SUMMER FURNISHINGS Shirts in Oxford Madras and soisetto, fancy hosiery, underwear in Zczliyr weights, belts, neckwear and all other summer wearables. ASH BROS. "The store that keeps faith with the people." ' r, r'- nt 0 . tion to seo the.ni go through. Miss Kennedy watt a mombe'r of the I'ul veralty of Oregon orchestra that aii peared lu Lu Grande last winter. (oes to linker Mlus Geraldlne McAllister, dniigh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. 'A. McAllis ter, who has -been visiting in Lu Grande left this morning for linker. ADIHTIOXAI, LOCAL MOWS ON I'AGK TIIIIKK No Interest - ir rtVr-lii n nee ol "l-l ''II ill ;- i r. ' i-i, r, ?. V:' - li i Ik I . yt j !,' i h"4V'.i..j.-.,i.
