La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1922, Image 5

Tuesday. July 18, V.V12
1X f!T?ANDE F.VEXTXO ORSF.UVF.TJ
PA OF. FTVF,
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IHE OLD HOME TOWN
Bv Stanley
hunt . PTAEW. leader OF TOE SOCIETY FOR SUPPRESSION of !
PIPE 5 "OK 74 V
. seen om maw street e-Rcr tocw.y
Local News In Brief
i'oU'h father, who hvrf not been in
the beta of health for some time.
Law i' ik In Llgiu
Yesterday. Tveriil of La Grande's
lawyer ithANiM tt Klgin on legal
business. 'Th'rwJu ihe party weir
H .11. -ftfinWKirV Henry Heds, re
turning home in the evening.
Hr tor us Home
M i'H. Carl Snodgras.-t and children
returned to their home in Teloeasot
last evening after spending u few
days htTe at the home of her parents.
IJghi Man
Charles Crogan, well known farm
er, in spending the day in La Grande
trying to dispose of part of his
cherry crop.
Mill lift inn Tonight
lo Baxter, who formerly lived in
Cuvo, left La Grande early this af
ternoon and motored to his former
home, where he visited with friends
ami relatives. He will return to La
Grande this evening.
Truck Called (o (irum l-'lre
The lire department yesterday wu
railed to a grass fire -it the cor
ner of First street and N avenue.
The fire had a good start toward n
enirple of houses but no damage was
done. f
One Lute, One Ahejtd of Time
Train No. 23 pulled Into the a-tti-tiou
last evening 15 minutes ahead
of time, while No. 1!) did not get
in until after midnight, over two
hours late.
fc$fifc3fc;t(iRi4tA?(tifc(rjkj Charles I)ellnas
si: July 'JI-27
-Chautauqua ai, City
who hails from
Cove, is a La Grande' business .visi-
Park. ' iiStor to:iay and ' is slopping at the
July Farmers' crop ex- v, Savoy.
cursiun. :.-
?. Sept. --- Northwest convention
K- of I). O. K. K. at La Grande.
Spends Hay In Klgin -
L. a. Weeks of this city spent yes
terday In Klgin n business return
ing in the evening.
Jh at Savoy
Kthel Smith, of Knlerprise. is
spending a short time in La Grande
as a jguest of ttuj Savoy.
Home (o Kainei.i
.Mrs. I'tte Itievt-r left last eve
ning for her home in Kainelu after
spending the day shopping and vis
iting friends.
Visitor al C. S. Land Office
Waiter 1oh of 1'ilot Kock was a
vl.-iior to the I'. S. land office today,
tiling ami lipplt cation on a homestead.
Out. in Valley
G. M. ltitehit and wife motored
out in the valley today, looking
at Ler business iut rests.
j Nurse to Klgin
Miss Louise Zorn, tounty nurse,
'left this morning mi the brain h line
i train, bound for Klgin, wht're she
will ho for a few days.
O. A. C. Man
A. W. Morris of Klgin, a student
at the- O. A. (., U in La Grande to
day on business.
To I'cndlelon
Win. Carney left hist evening for
Pendleton, looking after business
matters.
Demonstrate .Milk'
Miss Helen Fusel is demonstrat
ing Ilorden's milk at the Snodgrass
grocery several days this week.
Covile Here
Lester Con ley of Cove, was n
visitor in La Grande yesterday re
turning to his home in the evening.
Visiting SiMci-
Mrs. Jack Allison an.1 son Wal
lace. f Walla Wail. i, are spend iu'u
a few days In re at the home of her
sister. Mis. F. 7... iialston.
Hack from (be Hose City
V. S. I Vi' nil o , a n at torn ey of La
G i ande, reiurned from a lew days'
business trip in Portland this morn
ing on No. -4.
Was Here Yesterday
C. II. Cutler, of Nw York, inter
ested in iusuriiuce. was iu l.a Grautle
yesterday visiting with Albert Cur
Two l,osiitie Ladles-
Misses Clara A. Nolan and Anna
Nolan, both residents .of Lostine.
were; La Grande visitors yesterday.
spending Hie night at the Foley and
returning to their imnte this morn
ing on the branch line train.
Over from I n Ion
Frank llaggerty and Thomas Fick
lin, of Union, drove over to Lfl
Grande this morning ami spent sev
eral hours here transacting soim
business. They rot timed early in
the nfiin-noon.
Knlerprise .Man
II. It. Fleming, a well known clti
zen of Knlerprise, arrived in Li
Grande yesterday, registering at tlu
Foley. He will 1e here for a daj
or bo on business.
Homt from l n Ion
Miss Fonda Hanks, who lias Iiupii
spending some time in I'nion visit'
ing friends and relatives, returne
tfi her home last evening un No
Mirfs Hanks n'ports a ver
pleasant time during her stay.
Caldwell Hoclor Here
)r. Harry Heitier, who lives at
Caldwell, Idaho, stopped over hen
yesterday, visiting friends on lib
way to Portland to spelid a few
days on business, expecting to re
turn to his home the latter part ol
the week.
To North Pnudrr
W. C. Cre.WH, of the state hlgh-j
way department, left this morning
for North Powder on a husines.s
P- m
'io linker
Father Walsh paB.Ai:,l--'hrough last
evening on his way to Baker ai.v
spending a lew d.iys up the branch
line.
Visiting Grandfather
Itobert Sy ruinous, Jr.. left last
evening en No. for Pomeroy.
Wash., to spend some- time there
with his giandiather, J. I!. Dick.
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To Pendltou
Ivan Howell, wr'l Known man of
this city, left this morning Tor I'en
dhdon to spenrl a lew days there
visiting friends.
Kroin I nio it
Mrs. C.. Jl(phenstein. who has
la 'en visiting in I'niun lor the past
few days, returned home last eve
ning1 uti No. 2',i.
Down fumi (ilover Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wood, of (Hov
er Creek, w here they own a 'iargr
ranch, drove to La Grande today and
are spend hit: .some time h"ro on
business and visiting with f i lends.
Here from Dulder
Mrs. Dora . Helms, who lives at
I m bier, arrived in La G ramie last
evening on th-e branch line train
and Is stopping here for a IV w d;iys
on business. Mrs. Helms is a guest
of the Savoy. 1
eaves for Portland
Fred Tiemblt and wile left last
evening for Portland to make their
'home. Mr. Treinbiey is a musician
i playing Iht for some time, coining
there originally for his health.
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Observer who does not re
ceive his puper by 8 o'clock in
the evening, please call Western
I'nion. Main 24. and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
I Fluin to Penillelon
Mrs. J. C. Lark ins, who makes
1 her home in Klain passe 1 through
here last evening on her way to
Pendleton to spend a few days
visiting friends.
Circular hi Progie
The circular det-riblnu the Farm
ers' Field Kxcursiou, to ta ke place
mt week, is being completed and
will Mjun be available for distribu-
FREE BENEFIT DANCE,11""
For Strikers Wednesday
livening
.Music donated Icy I,iney"s
Orchestra
Bex Hall
Over from Klgin
liny Townsend. farmer in the Ll-
j gin d is t ri-t. is spending l he day ir-
j ltia e Piling.
Get 'hen ie
William and liobnrt H el vie. mo
tor d to Inihler yesterday afiernoon
to get a car'.oad of ,cherries, re
turning to their home in the e e-uing.
(iocs lo Sail Lake
Florence Hibbert. who has beet
It jching school during the past yeai
left this morning on No. 24, bouiw
for Salt Luke City, where she vil
spend several days before returning
to her home In .La Grande.
Leaves for Pendlelon
Mr. and .Mrs. V. M. Plimiiudr, o'
this city, left, this morning on No
17 for Pendleton, where they wll
spend a fiw dayh visiting witl
friends before returning to Li
G rande.
liedii its to Inihler
Andy Itoss, with the stale high
way ueiun liiKiiit. I:ft this morn
ing on the branch line train, bouiw
for Imbler. where he will takt
charge if some work on the high
way. Mr. Iloss .spent last-night ii
La Gran do.
'moping Tonight
Mrs. Frank Jtowman and her son
Peter, b'l't La Grande Ibis morniiu
on No. 17, bound for M ear ham
when! she and her son will apem
several days camping. They wil
piobably return to their home ahoui
Monday or Tuesday.
Mrs. Hogg (Jets Divorce
A dhorce decree- was granted t
Lizle Hogg, or I'nion. by Judge .1
W. Knowles. Mrs. Hogg broil gh
mil against her huHhaiul, Alfrec
Hogg, sometime mm nit the ground:
of cruel and inhuman treatment
The decree was . granted. Monday.
On Way to McCnll
Catherine Harland left last eve
uing lor Mi-Call, Idalio. to join he)
parents, who moved there some time
ago. .Miss Harland was aceompanfef
by Miss Wilma Nefderer of this city
who will slay t!ien vMting several
weeks before
Grande.
ret uruinu
to La
To Klgin -
Mrs. Arlie Itussell left thU moru
ing on the branch line. train, bound
for Klgiu. where she will be for
some thno.
To City of Huses
Mrs. G. 11. Pratt and daughter,
Slvell, left last evening for Port
land to spend some time visiting
friends and 1 relatives, probably gt
iug to the sea shore fur a short
time.
To Wallowa Lake
Imogeno1 Itussell left this morn
ing on the branch line train, bound
for Wallowa hike, where she will
spend the remainder of the weett,
returning to her home in La Grande
on Sunday afternoon.
Motored Sunday
Misses Minna Ash and Dorothy
Meyers and several other young peo
ple of La G ramie motored over the
valley Sunday stopping at the I'nion
Hotel for dinner and. going on to
Cove where they took a swim in
the tank.
Visited Itelatlves
Mrs. Nels Nelson and daughter,
Kareau, who make their home in
Ogden, Ctnli, stopped in La Grande
overnight to visit with relatives be
fore von tin uing their trip to Oak
land, California. They left La
Grande this morning on No. 17.
ers and Minna Ash are only a few
who are seen swatting the ball
around the courm whon the milk
man makes his morning trip.
Left ThU Morning
Mrs, Carl Christiansen ntid her
two daughters. Kioanora, and Kmnu,
left this morning for Kuterprls.
where they will stop for several
days before going on to their borne
In Joseph. Tney have been visit
ing in La Grand and Hot Lake for
several days with (friends aud relatives.
Kelnrtis from Lake
L. A. Stoop and C. J. lihu k re
turned last -evening after a few days'
saty at a I Iowa lake. Mr. Stoop
states that the roads are not in
had shape and that the worst roads
of the trip were a truck after en
tering the city limits on the Island
City road.
Homf Itiver Lady
Mrs, C. A. Russell, who makes her
homo in Hood Kiver, arrived in La
Grande last evening aud, aftwr
spending the evoning hero, left this
morning on the branch line train,
bound for Klgin. where) she will vis
it with frionda and relatives for
several -days before returning to
her homo.
Kohert Pattlson Here
Robert Pattlson, of Portland, who
arrived In La Grande several days
ago motored to Wallowa lake Sun
day and spent tho day thorn, Mr.
Patttsou is a won of Mr. and Mra.
Robert Pattlson of La Grandft aud
is here on a two weeks' vacation.
He is now employed in The Kinpur
imii. at Portland, as a window
trimmer.
Dispatcher lo Poi-i land
V. H. Ddart. train dispatcher tin
he O.-W., bit this mot iifng, ac
companied by his daughter. Mary,
hound for Port laud, where he will
'fpend a few days on business. He
ivill return to La Grande Ihu latter
part of the wet-It.
Returned to Joseph
Mrs. O. F. Mays aiwl son. who
have been in La Grande for a .-hurt
ime attending to some business
matters, returned to their home In
Joseph this morning on the branch
ine train. During therr visit in
La Grande they were guests of the
Soinmer.
Attended Iteunloii
Herbert Hanua, court reporter,
returned from Monmouth, Kugette
and other western Oregon points
Sunday evening. He was accompan
ied by his wife ka far as Pendle
ton, where she is visit Ing with
friends and relatives. While In
Monmouth he attended a family re
union at which thirteen, including
his mather and mother, were present.
Yale Men in Town
Traveling through from New Ha
ven. Conn., by unto, four students
from the Yale medical school, stop
ped over here to visit Dr. J. L. In
gle. Two of them. Dr. Leroy W.
Huer and Dr. Howard A. Vodd.
were classmates with Dr. Ingle in
California. They were so well pleas
ed with La Grande that they de
cided to o to McMlnnvllle, Ore.,
and rtd urn here In about three
weeks with the idea of looking for
n location.
Train I'lilliug Down
No. Ill last night, west bound
passenger train, arrived In La
Grande nearly three hours lute, com
ing in at 12:0 a. m. No. 18 and
traveling Around No. 17, were nil hour and thirty
C. G. Hoist of Joseph, reiurned I minutes lat.e, respectively, while No.
;o La Grande last evening after
ipending the day there on busi
aess. This mm lung Mr. Hoist lelt
hi the branch line train, bound for
Wallowa, whene bo will stop over
or a day or so before going to
lo.teph.
Lights Too HiiglH
In regards to the auto smash up
that acctirred early Sunday niorn
.ng on the Hoi Lake-La Grande
ligh way, the occupants report that
.ho reason the car was ditched wus
lue to the bright lights of another
;'itr that wits approaching I he in,
Jllndlng the driver with their in
ense glare.
Owns 1000 Acres
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Cove, r
'ivedl in La Grande this morning en
onto to Walla Walla, where t hey
A'iU be for a few days visiting with
rlends. They are motoring through
tnd continued their I t ip al ter a
Jiort stop here. Mr. Roberts is a
iromlnent I'nien county farmer
jwning a l'Miu-ficro farm near Cove.
Timer I'asses Through
George Riueliari. .in 'old ti!::C
lent of La Grande and Klgiu, now
miking his home In Nainpa, Idaho,
dopped over here yesterday to see
i few of his oid Mends. Mr. Rlno-
last night arrived, about ten min
utes before schedule time. The ex
press train was over two hours late
Ibis morning, coming in about nino
o'clock. Only one fruit ear was in
the train.
Quit vour meanness,
uncle. U and Fir.
Jeter Tabor
7-l8-;it
A Classified Ad WIM Do It!
We Offer
For Sale
11 choice Iota on Y avenue be
I ween North Fir and North Birch
streets. Kneh of these InU in so
located that they make a very de
sirable property lo build on. Terms
can bo secured.
New
Sweaters
JX Aid, Til K N MW KTYJiE.S
AND COLONS
Yiiur inspectiun'iiivited.
FRENCH & GREENE
Eeady-to-We?ir and Shoes
Quit Vuur meanness.
naclo- V anil Kir.
Joh'r Tiilicr-!"
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T AYI CALL yvi !
THK OLDEST AXI) MOST 1 I -
t KKIjIAIII.K TAM SKUMl li
j, I.N TIIK fITY.
Plastering
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A SI'Kl l Ai.TY
1'nimiH mid Nniliv i'mi
ALL WUIIh il .AH I 111 ;L
J'Ikiii 1115., I
All Short Culls '4.c
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rioniplly Willi
lluiulnl Drlvcra.
Ford & George
tiu- MAIN 44
fiH? rj? f? 4? 4? $? & $ j
BENEFIT OLD TYME
DANCE
FOR. THE STRIKERS
Thursday Evening
July 27
ZUBER HALL
..tJ J. Jwcrs, .Mr;
1 lot -to -T!ra4 r.treoiy 1(0115 feet.
It has fine ahade treen. fruit trnt'.,
city water on lot. Hewer connec
tion, cement, walk nnd ft cement
foundation for. small -bonne. In o
larui is on nis way io roruanu to f i uti resident section
lmd a few weeks visiting frkmdh i ,
here.
Hmmy Stoddnrd Lvpecteil
Mr' and Mrs. J. It. Stoildard are
expecting Iheir son. Jimmy, to ar
rive from New York in a few days
f.o spend some time here visiting
kvilh his family and with iileinlw.
cfti is now located in Greenwich
Village, New York, and is follow
ing a literary career.
J lot on Spring street, very de
sirable for residence.
Also lots In most any location in
La Grande.
If you nre In need
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ol. the Hug
Several of La Grande's euterpris
ng business men and members ol
be upper set are ai Islng with the
oin in order to get to ihe golfing
links in time to play si-eral boles
before breakfast, iesides ere.iting
i real appetite, it is improving our
playing," thev affirm. Joe Carr, W.
V. Ileny. Dr. W. T. I Mi v. Finest
Mi'Cowan. :inil Misses linroihy M'.v-
AR.CA.DE
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1201 AiliiniH Av.-. lhou Mniil 752
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CARRES
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Boys' Wash
A'e earrv tin faiii'ius
(ine of wash suits.
1$e latest in sbyle and
f-il i-s tn inal$' the loy
look neat, o q
Boys' SumiQiPHats 10
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Window-t5 cents each
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"Tha Store With a
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1108 Auam3 'Ave.
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n Mcinrni' ;ivmii' ' Is till' lirouil
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Ilcith mutliiT and child are liiilnc
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Forced Out Removal Sale
l-'orced mil and the liiiildin reiitod frmii nver mil- head-i
liy our landlords, fur this reason we are throwing on the
niarekt our entirt! stock of incri-liandi.se.
ict void- share of these whirlwind
( 'oinc. early and '
harains.
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