La Grande evening observer., August 05, 1922, Image 5

Saturday, August 5, 1922
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
GREAMEHY BUYS i
TSCDMPFfTOR
Mr. ami Mrs. ;. o. All.-li wpr
KnUM'prlMi visitors on Saturday. Mra.
A I It'll has uliiiltt ivruvt'l eil fl'lim lli
injuries sin- roii-lvrtl at Klgin on lln
i-ourtii, wliuii blie wab run over' ly
an until.
MIhh Minn Warnnrk went "to Willi
jiiwii last wik lo viKil lipr HnHp.
Jim C.usioii anil tuniilj-, a wei k
jnr hii.
.t , iiris lllMm well
Illy l Chills in l.oolll 111 Uli;;Kntfriiisi. visitors on Tlinrmiav
EHiiR BACK
Saw Mill Stnris ami Tim-
Lost inc ( 'omit rv.
Mrs. Mamie Jennings and two
children of Oklahoma c;im in hist
Week to Wallowa, where site stop
pd'. off to visit her brother, Kdgar
Hook iniil wife, and came on to
Lost i no Monday to visit her broth
ers, Charles and William Hook ami
lrrimllIoH. This is. Mrs. Jeiinhip's
third visit to our roni m ti ti 1 r y . slit
eX)M(;lH tO It'll Vt; tlic last of tilt1
week for 1-n Center, Wash., to visit
her parents. Mr. and Mis. J. J.
Hook, and will stop off lien- tor a
longer vbnf when on her return trip
home In October. Sin1 expects her
parents to return this far with her
at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiain Hook rind
( Children went to Wallowa last Kit
day to visit his brother, Kdpir Hook
and wife and his sister, M rs. Jen
nings and children, recent arrivals
from Oklahoma.
Sv I.. MugHl and wife and 1). H.
Maglll and family went to Mi nam
Sunday with their brothers, Hu(;h
S. and (ieorno Masill, who took the
train from Mi nan for their rei urn
east after visiting hen lor several
weeks. loor; Havill returned to
his home In Auburn. III., and llni:h
S. Masill will proceed on fro in there
to Washington, I. C. Mrs. Hu;" S.
Magill remains here for a few weeks,
louder visit Willi her sister. Mrs. j
S. h. Magi!!, and to recover from
injuries to her foot which she sus
tained at La (Irando several weeks
ago when nlie was leaving the train i
at that cily and caught h.'r toe.
causing her to stumble and fall,
tearing both heels of her shoes i If
and suf ferine a severe sprain 10
one foot. She Is still tinahle to walk
on It and cannot for several wevks
yet.
Beldler brothers' sawmill resumed
operations Monday after being shut
down for several months and will
saw up the lops on the grounds he
fore they start out wiili their thresh
ing machine for the season's run.
'Tin? Mutual Creamery company
bought out the business of tlip Com
mercial Creamery company at this
place last week. The Mutual com
pany have moved their equipment
into the building occupied by the
Commercial company, where they
are better equipped Tor handling
the cream for this locality.
Mrs. (). R M ay a of H erni iston,
formerly of this place, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
in the county for several weeks,
was tho guest of Mrs. S. M. Crow
the fore part of the week.
liev. Pointer and wife of thr.
Christian church of Enterprise fill
ed his regular appointment here
last Sunday morning. liev. Pointer
lias been holding special revival
meetings at Promise and Zmnwalt
in this connly recently.
MIrs fieorgia Chi biers returned
home from Enterprise the last of
the week, where she had been work
ing.
Cafe Hummock and wife and
daughters of Siauflold, motored in
lust Saturday to visit his mother,
Craudiiia Hammock, and other rela-
jtives a week op mo.
Levi Warnock and wife and chil
dren of Stan field motored in last
Saturday to visit 'Mrs. Wurnnck'R
brother. K. I.. Tucker and fainilv.
and some of Mr. Waruock's rela
tives and at Wallowa.
Mrs. Ceorge (Hearing and daugh
ters, Mrs. IJurns and Mrs. Hammock
of Wallowa. were visltim: her
danghter, Mrs. (ienrgo Childem
and Mrs. Oliver Woods of hostine
last week. They returned to Wal
lowa Monday. Mrs. (leorge Child
em wan tiuhe sick with an ntruclt
of tousolitis last week.
LADD CANYON IS
III NEED OF IN
IN HOME TOIif
Xurth Powder' lias Pry
. AY eat her Haying A hour
Over -Cattle (Jo in Fields.
(Special to Th Observer) i
N'OK'IJI I'OWIiKH, Aug. 5. Ex
mayor Kotsstrom and family arrived
in Noith I'owder last week to make
an extended visit in this nart of the
country. J hey are combinm" busi
ness and pleasure and will be here for
some time. .Mr. I'orsslroni Will look
after business, while the family will
visit with their many fiiwids. They
have lived in Portland for the past
year and all ate glad lo sec Omm in
our midst once mote. ,
Mis. Titus is having her home made
ovei and improved. It will make a
nice home with the new improvements,
(.'barley Waltz is doing the work.
Mrs. John bhnw and daughter. K;ith,
were shopping in North I'owder re-,
ently.
tat I'mm near North iV.w.iii, Won; the r.i-:? 'ilu.i ciopt ao tl.rtniene.l
kind tf vats is nut j-pceilied und the . witH .L 'Tl u.'Uo.i-v In pnlthuUir they
promoter proposes for each peison to aei . u; t yinj, .fr.rim on Elk Moun
give him a Pair of rats ami he wilt tain ;ir ,iii "i4k' Oh "-itinliui Alvm
take care of tliem and will give th-' Mt l V.: ulgc lui l!tc fiiie't and heavi-
one-half of the protits. Tin- et c;-ii ni su u :mvw s, irt'own for ml-
tioubte wq can think of is hw aire, vuh'h h; -r .hU raised on hi"
the ruW. t iiesnnemis farhi, ' 'And the hoppers
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Shourds ,.. hii otlU. tV:it- It the insects seem
hack to North Powder again foi tm ' "kely. io, l'I w tost ot the crop, it
extended visit. I.-m .V'. O ' and put into
U is reported that North !W.H-! S!!" cVt'". ll iWinat,,,,l',1 ,v . ,.
will have a n. w .l.u-iur in D.-mU-r. ! . -V,"" . .
Jake Simonis. who is engaged m hiys yt' ' h .'f n,v-s are numbered
the truck garden business, r -nLs tl'" l,u,K0 wUu'h tU 1
evulch -e iv. i.'iMsiii ntly gaining, llus.
puusiite i-t'V worm which hatches f inm ;
laii 'e-.'g la 1 (v a hy uiu.er the wmg.-1 !
... heiuur. The worm works its'
insiTi'Vfie lar'c insert's shell and
; live :
ht, which shortly dies.
The dry weather which is still pre
vailing1 is drying up the pastures
and unless we have rain soon it looks
Hti if snme of I hp fnrmers nmv hnve
to feed their dairv cows. I how farm laliorers aie lackiue
Mr. and Mis. Howard O'Brvnnt took! Mr- and Hick Williams haw
la tiii to the mountains last week in returned from their vacation and have
I search of the elusive huckleberry and! not seen any place they like as we!i
report finding several gallons of this' as home,
delicious fruit. j - -
Mrs. Ed McKcen. Mrs. i.unev, Mrs. Grasshoppers are Thick
vtWsiS S in Elk Mountain Country
uui on tne unesnunnufi
that he has a fine garden and that In'
cannot supply the demand tor tiuu
and vegetables.
The eombme.4 arc already siarling
to harvest the fall grain. It will be
some weeks yet helm e the spi in:,
grain is ready for the harvester. Tne
yield has been cut short by the dry
weather and in some localities the
giasshopper is eating the .spring graim
Mrs. l.aughlin and family are tak
ing their vacation this month.
Some cf the stockmen are turning
their cattle ii their alfali'a field v
am lemng inen. eai up me pasture ,niUt, (lf ..,,. ,,.,.... , ,H WMM.:i,,.
vHtlu'r thatfto lake the trmiblc to cut Mu;i, . ,,, ,,.,
the second crop. The cattle will soon ,,,,.. ,l
be ready for the marktt an.l sl.ouldj v:iritn sln:niinr (lf 7.500 ion,
bring top Prices after being fej on hvmKhx h1fl ,,, Mlir,h r
such fine nasturaire. this ye.,r, aecot ding ' to -airplay."
I'urmei'A are compiainimr of tr.e' Tl en , ! r-ri"Vt ".n i.'kt-t M-ent lb
scateity of help and several arc work-; tiV.i .,.( ulny s:unQ v,;it;,i,
ing wnn nnori nanoeo ciewn.
seem to be plenty of men hut
SPRINGS;
A SPRING IN STOCK FOR EVERY CAR
QUICK SERVICE LOW PRICE
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
sriTrf:mv; m:vv i.ossh;n
; V..f,l AnmH-iKKHl I'l'I'CS.)
Y.()?!1i(. .inly 1:1. (lly Mall .
Thl slitrnn Hern (if (lir world 'r,v.'
lilit l.JftMl.lHMI.Mlll) poillllls F 1 I ' Ml'
n'r ri'HiK of -1 riM'onl Hil"l) il
111.11 illi' fn iBllls. TIltM in 111.' OHll-
1 ", ' ' w oulii mil
;iH.llllll:..
ill Man
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In 1 1' I J
iniill,'
Shi
I'i:
i he
n: l 'J ". S.T 0 IKUIMilK
li. hill only 53, mill
if u tit of III.1 boom
(.Special to The ODncrver)
l.AIH) CA.VYON, Auk. 5. A Co ,i
I'lllll would bf a lllOHt Welcome visitor I rli.-i i itt for hnmn urn. thp ford nurt
ill this nuiKliborliooil at prtrscnt. Thvlof tho week.
o-iMiiru me KeuinB voiy my an.l j. A. .j1.her was in town on bui.
waul win si..n oc a ueiion m
thought.
Mr. ami Mrs- Serrel Ewin
t ness
tnjoyiiiK a visit fruni Mr. Ewin's our
ents, Dr. and Mrs. Ewin of Portland.
the doctor taking a vacation and vis
iting with his sons. Misa Margaret
Tuesdav. Ow.lig lo poor
health Mr. Pilchtr docs not come to
town as often as he used to. I
Maying is over and the second crop
will ttoon be ready for cutting. The1
first eiop was very heavy and of good
(Utility. The second ciop promises t
ENTERPRISE, Am
hoppers are so numciou. in
- Crass
rrts of
"Mt. Emily" Products
la your aHsuranoo that you aro getting the
Best in Cured Meals
.The Grande Rondc Meat Co.
Dobbin of Union is also u visitor at be heavier tha- usual. Owiiir to'thp!
the Kwm ranch- 1,,,.,, ,.,, ,h. ,i, u ,., .,, , ,
as wet as it usunllv does.
Theie is some talk of starting a
K. Wallace, who has been workinir
tor Koy Couch, went to his home in
Nciih Bend, Oiett'm, last Saturday
nipht for a visit.
.Mrs. Heniy Counsel! and little
daughter Barbara Kuth, are, at homi
lo their friends now. .
Mrs. Counsel! spent a few weeks
with her moth, Mrs. Geo. Tilton, ul'te
NOTH'K OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SAI.K OK liKAL I'KOI'KUTY.
In the Countv Court of (he Stato
of Oregon, for Union County.
KavinK the hospital, but is now quite , " T' 1
well and able to look after her. house- b'tfh. 'TkiTy rrVFV thai
hold duties and care for her bahv. NOT Ch IS UKRKBY OIVEN that
Ms. Kiank Wilson has been quite' "i "''fne M w 1 : t
ill for the pant two weeks. I f-st"lR of. ' Wr'Kht' " "uf
K. Austin will soon be helping to 1 "":', ,,.., ,1 ee (
supply the ma.kot with his -roi. of I July lil 1022. wi Jl . of fe .
eu props' ly, i-wu;
(
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
HILL
MILITARY ACADEMY :
A S"!"ct .tui-Soelariau l
HorinliiiK School
iteyn hclwncn il nr.il "0 years
Soeinl Ailviiiiliiui's, H.nni.Hkii Almos-'
phere. Siniili Classi's anil Men !
Te !( Iii-rs. Iiclnileil l'. S.
Aiiiiy (Ml'tcer.
oi'::- ;!i:i'T. is, io;2 I
I'ORTl.AXI). OliHfiON
TAXI 143 W
Boston Lunch
L'0!) Imp Sliv.-l .
30c Meals and Up Served from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m.
Midnig'lit Chinese Dishes Also
TAXI
11 T I
iooaie nouse
100.-) AdM'ns Ave.
l-'irst class XikhIU's iiml Cliincsc Dislics IV(im
11:"0 a. in. until 1 . in. All kinds o pic, sand
wiches and cnl'IVe.
- WONG- SING, Proprietor Both Places
287-J
iii
Lots One 01) and Two (2) in
Block One (1) Sunnyshre .Addition
to La Grande, Oregon.
Same to he sold for the best offerii
W. P. Van Pelt and Chase Ofte- neon was not so warm and twenty-two-.
dal wont out to Scott Van Pell's
place on Dry Creek Tuesday for
.cherries, and. report several show
ers hit there while they were there
hut the crop prospects In that sec
tion are very poor owing to t ho
long hot dry spell of weather we
have had.
Mrs. Mellie WaruocJ: is having a
new cement sidewalk laid In front
of her residence at the Hoiith end
of Main street. Il will be a better
day for I,ostine when the old hoard
side walks are all replaced with ce
ment walks, as the board walks are
bo poor now they are a menace to
unvone who wa Iks on them.
W. P. Itobtnson. Ceil K. Child
firs, Wayne ("row and Van Coodman
nre in a party of campers who left
for Minn m lakes and the hU'h peaks
of."Vallowa mountains this week for
nn outing.
Mr. Kelly of Covn. is in
of the I.ostine drim ptore
tomatoes.
Guv Miller and wife went to Rich-i
land Saturday to visit their sister,
Mrs. R. II. Titus.
Miss Amy Miller returned hdnit
with them after spending a week in
Kagle Valley.
her (brighter. M'iss Tanis, entertained1 obtained, for cash, on and after the,;
tho Get Together Club. Twenty ladies' 2ftth day of August, YML .
wuie present to enjoy their hospital-l offe''H n VrchMe may he left with!;
itv. A social hour was spent with the;'41 t1,n,, Investment .Company, or."
usual fancv work, etc. Tho business the undersigned at La (.' aiwUv Ore. i
meeting was locked after lis usual. ? undersigned reserves the right J
A fine lunch was served before go-! to reject any and all ojfers made forj,
I,,,,,,,, ti,,w. ,..hi..i, i,,u nni ,ii kt-isaul property.
ilf otesent s'c to l,e suhject to confirmation
July 2'.) Mrs. Win. lianton and her1 of the County Court of Union County.
daughter, Miss Ktta, were hostesses1 Oregon. :
to the iet Together Club. The after-1 !toc this 20th day of July. 1022.
J. K. WiKIGHT,
lmlie were nreent. I ' AfimiUIStFator.
Mirs Margaret Dobbin of Union and: July 22-29, Aug. 5-12-1!).
Mis- Conrad of Summerville wro: .n - -
visitors, also Mrs. Oscar AyerR and
Mrs. W". Win bum of La Grande,
daughters of Mrs. lianton, were there
to assist in the entertainment of the
guests. Flowers were ordered for
Mrs. T. Nelson, who is sick. The af
ternion was spent in the usual way,
A delicious luncheon was served by
(he hosier. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Thos. Bates.
TAKEN TO HOT -A KM
FATERPRIPE, Aug. "..Marion
Waid was taken to Hot Iike recently
to have his leg re-set. It seems that
the l(.g knit with only a point of thj
hone in place and it was necessary
to have the leg re-broken-
Marion broke his leg while playing
with other beys at the depot sime.
( har:retimt ago. Some of the fellows were
florin? jumping from a box car onto some
TAKE VACATION
In (.yitliiR llinllli
at
THIO .MOOliK SANITARIUM
828 Hawtliorno at 27tli
rnrtlaml, Oregon
Milk Diet and Rest
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY
241) ncro farm thrco miles
from La (Irunilo.
100 aero farm six mil from
La Oranilo. Well Improved.
Anotlier 1(10 aere farm willl no
liulldlnKH at a liurcnlu.
Two dandy 80 ncro fnrili.i, one
well Improved, tho oilier un
improved. t20 aere farm and Mock ranch
romolned.
All these places can he hnujsht
at bargain prlroH and on kooiI
terniH.
Ten acres In Krullilale, ft7fS0.
Four neros 111 May I'm- 1c $:i 111)0.
We hnvo for sale and traile,
all klnriH of Keed farms, .sioek
ranclien, fruit tructa. ImililliiK
lulu and city properly of all
kinds.
Automobile andi Fire
Insurance
Notary Public
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford
Better Than
Medicine
AVo liavo ii iihkM to
Fiilt veil mining iii price J:
I'imi (T) to T.")0.
SEE THEM S
HEAR THEM !
ami you will want t ncrn.i
Terms as you like.
Cetting well oen f:itor by-fnr
with a Urun'nwlclt to liolji pns
tho tedl(Mi; liottt'H. And while
H ainiisiH il. (rains tlui ear to
an apprnciaUoti of tru tnneB.
Musiiians rocoininend 'V h e
lirunswick lo aid' In the tnuat
cal edm-aHDii of ebltdren.
ISruiiKwick Records are also
nn It j ue In the art Istle beauty
(C their interpretation. A
liriiiiswlrk', on a nrniiBvlok
tills Ik the hi-lght of musical
aclib.-vement.
Brunswick jv
Eastern Oregon j
Turn' the Corner and
Save a
Dollar
Music Co.
the absence of Drunjiist Itobiuson
on a camping t Tip.
Dick Cook returned home Satur
day from a trip to "La flrande to con
sult a doctor about his eys again,
as he has had to make frequent
trips out since his oyo was injunl
In an aeeidnnl last winter.
Mrs. Clara Wood and two cnil
dren left for her home at Rtan
fifld Thursday after a few weeks'
visit here with retat fves.
tiaw and he duplicated thur feat.
However, in some manner he alighted
Iwiong and the leg was broken close
to the hin.
It had been thouirht that the brok
en bone wns mending nicety and it
was expected that the little fellow
would seen be able to rejoin his play
mates. On examination. lntt week,
it was found that the break had not
properly mended and after an X-ray
examination it was deemed best to
fnl-e Hm nut fnr treatment.
Laugh at Hot Weather
By Using an Electric Fan. "
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street. Phone 3!)3-W
crrr - - : l' rrrrr-rr : :
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0. V,
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lliivH I
l;iv (lie
Our
J'.est
cry
very licst ciiITcc louj'lir,
nun tint iiiiiKiricr. i u iimi i nnvc ro
ihci's lil'd! n (HI llus col ice.
Kverv I louiitl is L'linr.-intccil In the licsl and'
Ii. stnnds for
. OdlTcc is our
mijior
wilisly youi'
funded.
lisle or voiir niniicv- will lie
1 lb. 48c 2 lbs. $1.15 5 lbs. $2.25
HOLM
Very Best for
The Very Least
)
Hoy's Percale Waists
I !oy 's K liii-klioekel's
( 'liildrcn's Hall' Sox. assigned colors,
( 'liildrcn's .Mercerized o-l Sox in solii
jiiiir
I.ndifs" dark iduc lluiiualow Aprons .
l-'ancy Uaskels u i)h cover
Oik' line of men's Tics
(Jrcy (iraniti-Stew Pans ,
Seleo Kleel'lie Iron, spei;ial
I'.ilMi Mops ..
Il' l'se Shoe Tnml'leis, iheccii ....
.r)0e
!)!)c
lair 25c
hi colors
.")( Ic
."Hlc'to ifl.'.IH
5le
in,-
$m:
.-()
75c
ANDREW'S VARIETY"
STORE
F
E
We Will Give Absolutely Free
ONE KEEN KUTTER SAFETY RAZOR
With a Cash Purchase of
1 package of K. K. Razor Hladcs and One I).
lar's worth A' other nicrchainlisc.
On1- one razor to a customer,
(let one while thev last.
Oregon
Implement Gd.
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
GROCER
Quality and Service
CALL MAIN a
, f K 1
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I j r
I V Oil.'.'! . CJ
1 "v
No nrjiidPzhit; of orsHH: bo
' pn-'imtrn; dwri:i'14 (it floirr
rurrcftml ; n .irl''l. tuuiA
lion for j'our jfiivin.
'Hil l In xlilltlnn lo tlio n
fnrU afloriliil llinfu.li lh
cliiiivi' l.ii (;nnlll!" fctlilr;
No prci:stiri.' on kjiIii; no cut-
Ini; hv luri'rn; lyi plnrlntl t
cI;ih.i; no ilii,'t.'liiK or myii kfe
Iff but rio-doiii, fialHll:i
niiii:-fiii:Mon.
A roinnliilo linn i f
h 9 nl nirulfli iiO.-avH on tift.
I'riiri. Ki.oi) na if.
rfrs. Robt. Pattiaoa
CorKti.ro
ne. v
07,'Cnr.
1'liono
prlriK
& OaO"
'i ': '. . Si'
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SKIP, SKIP, SKIP, SO
AIRY AND FRF. El
- Skipping Is ood for lliil'1 r.irbe
So Is Maepherm tii's I) re.-i d.
- One malfeu litem ainle a'td
InU'ht-eyed.
The other fdurdy :nid Ptroir;.
a il d
.-Kxit.-I:i.
Jlrrael: 'Phi'
you raiinol Ii
illi .
Mm Ml I' I'Ml mi I
I'll ft I'MlllililKlliull
il for Klinviiu: Ki-I
- Ti
II.
i
- (let yinir
plione ;iilfl
loaf of
t roi-er ot
(ill him
Hie tele
to put
Macjjherson's
Superfine Bread Made
with Milk
on tmlay'R oril.-r.
MACPHERSON'S
BAKERY
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