La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 08, 1922, Image 5

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    Tuesday, August 8, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
THE OLD HOME TOWN
JW avast sstumMt
r . ,
STOP thai n ;
- FK.HT
Bv Stanley 'oa'we" 'B miuer ftt
idrewa Variety Blore.
the An-
7 i-!S C r"iT(
r ill- I :
"'J c U- -x
mshai otsy vvh-kcc was so bujy vrm a
D06 r-IGHTAUO A RyMA.'AV TODAi" HE HAD
NO TIME V'OKK, ON "TIlC POST CrPlci
ROBBL-KY MYSTERY-
4T
Visiting from Spokane-
Russell Dawley of Spokane, is
spending a few dayfl visiting here,
as the guest of Join Natto. ex
pecting to return to his home the
latter part of the week.
Arrived from Portland
H. J- Lyman, of Wallowa, arrive.!
in I. a Grande this morning from Port
land, where he spent a few days in
the interests of his business. Mr. Ly
man registered at the Foley and will
return to his home in Wallowa shortly-
Forest Hunger liatk
Floyd Kendall, (oral forest rang
er, returned 16 La Grande last ove
niug from the Imnnha National for
est, where he spent about two weeks
on a tour of inspection. .
Legal Uut-liu'NS In Holse
Col, F. H. Ivauhoo left last eve
ning 'for 'Upise, where he will be
engaged for bevoral days on legal
business, expecting to return homo
about Wednesday.
Local News ' In Brief
It i' I urns from Joseph
Mis. Grace M'-ilitor, who has been
visiting h Joseph for the past week.
leturnt.'l to her home in La Grande
yesterday afternoon on the branch line
train,
visit.
V
the afternoon and regMered at the
Savoy, returning to hia homo this
morning,
Two WhIIouiuis
Donald and Hay MeKenzle, who
make their homo iu Wallowa, came
into the city last evening oil the
branch lino train to spend the day
her looking over some business af
fairs. Thoy aro stopping at the
Savoy.
To Join ('limp
George Desilot left La Grande
this morning on the branch line
train, bound for Looking Glass,
where he will join Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Massee and Mrs. A. V. Nel
Hon at their camp on the Looking
Glass river. Ho will return with
the party Sunday.
Nelson Ketur
A. V. Nelson returned to La
Grande last evening from his camp
on the Looking Glass, where he has
been spending a few days. Mrs
Nelson will return Sunday, in com
pany with Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Mas
see, who accompanied the Nelsons
on their trip.
Left for Portland-Mis-Minna
Ash left La Grande last
evening bound for Portland where she
will attend the wedding of one of her
sorority sister before nolmr on to the
coast, where she will sifend a fe I
days.
(lasses Toniirht
The high school irir'- and the wo
men's swimming classes will mt thifc
evening in the Y. M. C. A. at seven !
and eight o clock, respectively.
Visit in it Mother and Father
Mrs. N. M. Johnson and children
of Portland are visiting at the home
of her mother and father at AUcel
Mr- and Mrs. Swen Johnson.
Itusiness at U. S. Land Office
Carney Rhodes, of Pendleton, filed
an application for an additional home
stead ,
Received Today!
NEW SJIII'.MKXT Ob1 VAN KAALTE FANCY
SILK JIOWK IN ALL' THE NKW FANCY
PATTERNS.
liCavinjt on Vacation
Jumps Clnik. chief clerk of tho road
way di'iuirtment of tho O -W. offices
will Uiivo this cvcninK on a three
months' vacation.
FRENCH & GREENE
lieauVto-wear and Shoes.
On Visit to SM)kaiic
Mrs. Kzra Allen ami son Floyd,
left last ovcniiiK for Siokitu0 to
Sh rnart virv nlnxm'1!. . ccpted n position at tile trail- ms-
Vccepts Position
John O'Conncll. well known local
boy who served in the navy, hna ac-
On the trin !
Homo they will journey (o Sxnttln
whei'n they will spend a lew dava
visiting.
(.aSpt. niot.oied to La Graudn yes-
Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention terday, spendini; a Tew hours inak
Sr of 1). O. K. K. at I .a Grande, v Ins purchases for the store.
Leaves for lliiiican
Summerville Man in Town I .Mis. Lillian McQuald left last eve-
riancis uu m .-lunimci'viiie was a iiiiir lor Duncan, where she will lie
;eiiipurj'e(i lur a lew days as tele-
traph upvnimr at that
La Grande visitor yesterday.
Iteliii-n In Forest irove
-Mr. and Mrs. W. Vauchn, who
have lieen spendliiK a few days ; wlmVu Hill is Xo More
here at I ho home of Mr", and Mr.. Lyll llulmmi;klimi, ,,,..
luucan .McDonald returned to their , h Wal,owll , , ls a m.M
home in lorest C.rove last evening. t ,.,. for truffp ,,. g OV(r
Leaves ., I..,K Trip '"'L"'?, T''? """ "'i'' "'"
J. C. McKarland, train dispatcher.!"11"" V. T.rSi. " ," "V
and family left ihls morning for "e;. . ?, ' J"S"'"'
UK friends. At the end of thelrL. . TT. L M,s- w- Taylor nassed away, in
. lull in i i,i th.iv iii (...in,,,., i iioiii I ismni; l I'Hi La Ciiandc yesterday evenine at tune
,,i. ... M.,i,.u .,,i i,i, i,.,,.. I Wm, Wilson and family, Mis. , o'clock following a severe illness due
' I Clyde Zimmerman and her, uncle ! to appendicitis and contracted pneu
(irass Kire j crank li. Wheeler, relurned ' yesler- immia.
A p-riw fire rnor.l for n otinrl limo'ay from a three-days' tisliing trip i The funeral Vill take nlaco from
paU-heis' office as operator.
Home to Hollywood )
Miss Kva Heckman. of. Hollywood,
Cal. .returned to her home last even-j
ing after spending a few days at the ,
home of one of her school chums, Miasj
Kamiina Koe, of hnterprisc
Mrs. R. W. Taylor Dies;
Her Funeral is Tomorrow
Clerking for Clint
Jesse .Murchisim is helping in Clint
Clothiery while Clint Van Fleet is i
the east.
point.
I-.,. . 1.. i ..!.. i. - lin Koiltll Fork
I m-Ti it, -iiiii" uuui I'll;'" U LIW B .i
I .1 .1: .. t- ,7.. . CIWM ll fll lr
SI1UI I MIMI1IH C 1IUII1 IIIU L'lLV 1III1ILS " -
und on the Wal-
AVilson says. "Ihe
east of the Union Oil company's loca- fishing Is great and I caught Ihe
tion. The fire was soon extinguished llnilt 1,1 about an hour of actual
and no damage was reported- ifishing."
itelni'MH to Haker
Wilbur Brakebill, after
n few days in thP cily,
evening for his home in
Drives to I'nlon
Willis Holmes, motor! d to Ciiiiiu
'Sunday, dining at the Tnicm hotel.
io?oniurr"'"K ""CT yM,ordayiT. Treat Child- - Here f,, ,ila,
spending1 Jlls' "ec,"r Mclnnis, accomoanicd Will. Carney and Kdward I'ilz-
leli last , Spen.ls Day i fnlo,, her little daughter Phyllis, left-orald, who have been picking elier-
Daker. i Mri. Irving Watson and 111., I 1 "1; .i i" ," .T', T1 "s "
il-'Llill rltli'll tMi,,,.,,,,,! x-.. .! . . H ... - -"' ""inin.iiv.1. Hvrv mi IMU -W11UUU Mhlllll, rtHUrit'
I "c e f'-".jn Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Can
tnoiiiinu in a lew nays camping and
fishing trip on Catherine creek-
the ssland Citv Church tomorrow af
teinoon at 2:li0 o'clock and the boily
will he interred in the Island City
cemetery. The body is at Ihe Snoil
irrass and Zimmerman Undertaking
Parlors.
Auk. l"th last day to pay water
rent without a poualty. 8-7-llt
jk n r t v... .. ...i i .. . ,
from i nion last evening wher thev I lv"Zln ' f PnH "n7 " IT. ' V."l ' "h 1,1
left this Pt 'lie day visiting friends. I where she was under medical care. H ,i-r ..7.. ... 1 . ' L. ...
, 7 . nice basket full of the lare raln
I'asses llit-ouuh from Kntornrise ti ....... . .
M IKK r..lV A i liun-iirl I. laaf. I..t ' m" I U ' 7. -.. " ' " UCl" VUUZM
. : " .-'i ...... mio.. v. .ticiiri l"iru iiiiwuH.. ,on mo Minaui.
eenmg for ( ary, Idaho, to spend I tho city last evening on her way;
i-w iiia umiu wiui ner sisier. lo ner nonm in Mimtia auer Hiienti- i..i,..,vi...r i.....i
Visit inn Sisli'i'
' Lcney at Hospital
Andrew 1-oney has been in the hos
pital here for several days suffering Mrs. Hose Ilyroh
with a spiained Itg. . . ,t
. 'Viiton I.adv Mere
Over from Hot ,,.ke I Mra u j w,f (( Union. ar
j-uii ,i iii-iiiMi, tMiipiuyvu in i mm nved In La (li'inulc luet
lng several days s Hie nonsi Kiiet j .Mra, M, A- nan.js Hn(1 daughttta
of Itev. "Lewis E. Hall, of Enter-j Mrs. Cull Smith and Mra. Lewis.
lir'ao- (will leave this ovenlng for i'orLlami
. w H.ro .j,,, wjlI ,..,),., j,, tl. I..,.,..,,
e'iiiiif: iiiniic 10 JMincmi tThrw nivn 'mi i-.-lmJ
Lake, spent the day in La Grande, ,, registered at the Savoy. Sl,e Mrs. P. W. l.aunigardner rot,,,-,,- 1 J a ' te T.hT
attending to business, .is 'spending the day hero shopping. 'e,l to her home in Duncan lnl i rl and daughu
...... ! evening after Hpendlng several days l(ftntified w iili I ;i Ci nwi., .,,i ,1.,.
Hpends Vcslerday in Clly llu.ittess Trip here with her husband, who is cm-. v..rv ,11, 1 11 ,.r . '. ..a ' ' .. '."
C. II. Newton and T. I. Smith- plnveil hera In the diBnatchers of-f nnnv n.m i .i,!.i i
lieler Loll, f II,, k, , I ., .... .. ...... ,---. -...v.. ,,
' , ....n., in in,- iii'e lur H snurL iiintr.
yesterday attending to some .
FIND IT HERE
PR. INCIiE Osteopath, has returned
to practice. 8-3-tit
Dr. Rrownton will be in his office
on und after Monday, August 7th.
fi-5-41
Wm. Itosewall and wife, of I'nion
spent yesterday in tin city, return
ing to their home in the evening. . city
fealty business,
ViKllitur In li-nllitnn
Jess Murchlnson and wife UTt Mt. (Mi-nn Visitor
inut avani,.. I,... i)....ii..i.i.i i, Ci..n,t Mr. tieo. Kvans of Mt
'a few riavs visitintr friends. business visitor in La lirando yestc
For Sale
New moilern S-room home. Thin place
was Jimt complBted lHt NoTemwor,
A.
C.A'D.E,
TODAY
i
1
AND
"THE LEATHER PUSHERS"
WEDNESDAY ONLY
HERBERT RAWLINSON in
"THE MAN UNDER COVER"
A I't'iil crunk slni'v written liv a 4' lifer."
1 NA
ir
Also Sliowing a Comedy.
CARR'S
For Credit
No Interest
On Business Trilt
Mra. J. J. liraughlon left for her! . .... I
hnmn In ): h.t ..vnnfn- ft ..r I iMcasailt alley
nnniin ti... .i-.v ,,..r.. K,,i.i,.uu C- Spencer, of this ritv, left 1 hi
'jmnininc: for Pleasant Valley, where
he has invented (l position for the re
mainder of the summer.
Kiineml IlaM THnv
To U'allnwa Lake 1 The funeral of Miki. O'L Jirv tin
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Miller and Rulex! aheenhetdnr whn wu f..t-.ii., i
Pttltumuti if fTninn nucrirl ri , ,rl. 1 : if- "V . J l.,il-u lilt & I v 1 R rt- U nilirjldflln
Glenn was a tm, cjty today on their way to Wal-i ;j, passinjr on the followindaywas lzfiti HtItH,ti c-'"nt sldnwalk, exciU-
dn' ictuinino- to his h.im. in ihe -v un-v win mnu neia at me liohnenKamp Chupe this!"111' """ m..c w,
. "-lUininp 10 nib nome in tne ev- (.nnU ,,f wncb eninvmo- thd srnnevv . f fn..n,i ..-.I., i. - iii.o llirin.r and Hlnltif rnnnin yr fin-
(.nin?. ; - 7 1 " u 1 11,1 11 wnn . itev. ....
of the surrounding country.
Home from I'orllmid
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Vvks and
M r. a nd M rs. W'a iter Jones return
ed yesterday from Portland.
Pnsses Through
lleorKo ilyatt. of Enterprise, part.i-
t' inroiin tne citv iiittt evenine on
hi way to Portland, where he will
; spend several days at the buyers'
1 convention, returning to hia home
I the latter part of tho week.
Attending Buyers' Week
ll. D. Haimer, furniture man of El
, , , ; pin, passed through the city last ev-j
iteiurna irom leu easei ' cnine on his wav to Portland, where
Miss Lillian A .laon, who has been; he will attend buyer' week-
spending a couple of days in Tel 1
caset visiting with fien is teturntd asey hi Town
J !L,;n'lbi,r .Mt'us'at Meacham. wa8 a'tl'e city as the guest of Mrs. James ; wo,t; 1k"UI th" ""hnenkamn Chape!,
AtieiulliiK to ifusiiiesN business visitor in La Crande ye-!loupaM
jcj,i ,-m ihm, win ninin 11 i r-i lerdav. oiiic nasi n 1: sunn ies for the
Xiicse Visllinu' Here
Miss Klanore Williams
to Hot Lake last eveniiiR,
she is employed us one of t he
nurses, after spending the day In
William Crosby Jioss deliveihnr the' Ished in natural stain And the bed
funeral sermon. The bodv wnn in.' rooms, hath and kltehen are fln-
teried in the Ma ionic cemeterv. The ished In enamel. The house is
deceased was about fifty years of agnjoouipped with a furnace, fireplace
and died as result of a fraetueid skull, and basement with concrete floor.
He haw till rellit.1V in Ihiw mn-t ,.f Ik., 'I'lilu l n nnt.? mnrlarn hnfflA unH nn f
COlintrV. thi,t iu votttlnnllv m ennatrUft-I
' 1 01. exceptionally well located and in
Mexican Hurud Today I perfect condition. . If you. ere loflk-
M. Moialez, the Mexican who waging for a real modern home it will
I "tally injured m the wreck of No. 4ipy you to Investigate this. A Hold-
reiurneo ; wem mm who pusseo n severe ; i(.r"s loan will be accepted
wnere N"u,f '' jiueiriu in me iiason-
ic cemeleiy tins inorinng at 10 o clock,
following the funeuH services, which
I have several pood lot3 in all
pari s of town. If you'are fining to
build come In und let mo ehow thorn
dent of l:nion, is spending the day mum
ip the city.
!T.. II
I The county clerk Isiised two mar-
Motoi-s from 'I'elocaset
Omer Ihirnwetl, grocer
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Observer who does not re
ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in
the evening, please call Western
Union, Main 24. and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
'Back from Portland ,I,C,! ''' yesterday, one to Uv
! Mains Kiench, of this citv, return-! Ro' "nMMiwoud and Mis8 Neva find- !
Jed lioni Portland this morning. Mr- H,'v 01 Union, and one to Ward It.;
I French has been s -n.ling a lew days' Mr of Spokane, and Miss Hiuel '
in the lie Citv on business matters.! Hake, of La Grande. j
llw riin.-.U. ..M.ii.n Iwimr ,l.-livn I l- . uu'
Kev. William Crosby lioss. The de
ceased was about ! years of age and
has no relatives in the United States,
so far as can lie asci 1 tamed. His, death
was due to a fracture;! skull..
Aug. loth last day 1 o pay watw
rent without a penally.
k-7-:m.
6 room house near high achool.
Modern, two lurpo lots liuxilU.
Price $1!5U0. UO. Terms.
' -A
Dance
Saturday Night
- Rex Hall
Admission ........ 75c
Loney's Novelty Orchestra
esooeoaoa
Kcturncd this Morning 'Yi-dling SInKt
Iee IJeem, of Elgin, returned ot his1 Miss Irene Spencer left last eve
home this muining on the branch line ning for Portland to spend a coti
tniin after spending a f"v days in l.n pie of weeks visiting with her sis
(iiande on business. He was at the tor, Alice, who is now employed
Koky. there in one of the large depart-
,iiient stores.
Spends Week at It.iUe j
Miss Helen Simnis
lerday from Wallowa
eiurneu urn from Mt. Kmilv
lake, where Mr M,.u . W(,(.,(.i n(!.
she has been spending the week i.lfamiv ,-eturned from a week's vara
her vacation. Miss Simms is a tion( whi(.h thry p, (.mnpi,, on Mu
clerk at the O.-W. orflees. j Kniily and picking huckleberries. They
: Report the beriics are large and plen-
Knterprise Man i tifui.
K. K. Kichaidson, who hails from '
Enterprise, at rived in I .a Ciramle last Heturns from Portland
evening and is spending the day here Mrs. A. H. Johnson has returned
on busiivss. Duiing his vist Mr. Rich-: from Portland, where she has been -----------------------
atdson is a guest at the Foley. I ending a few weeks visiting friend.- :J j p ' 1
'and relatives. Mrs- Johnson accom-lf XjB, iiVB,Jl(XQ i
Attemllng HuyeiV Week panied her daughter, Mrs. Price, thisjt RTATTPPCQ OTTHP anrl
OLD TYME
DANCE
Every Thursday Is'ight
at
Zuber Hall
P. J. Powers
Modern 5 room bungalow, just
painted, well located. Rood garago,
full busomeiit, Prlcu $3,0U.U0.
Terms.
Geo. H. Currey
liual IvmIiiIo InHUruni
Only a Few Days More
OF OUR
Forced Out Removal Sale
ASH BROS.
"The blore that keeps faith with tho people."
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD ,
Mrs Leonora t'oalwell and daimh-Jfar on her return trip to her home 'n
ter Yetive,
lend hovers
I'M't yesterdav to ut-
vt'fi hi Portland. Mr
Kaikeley, California-
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BOYS' SUITS BELOW COST
Boys' Suit Sale
PRICED AT
$8.85 $9.85 $10.85
V dues up to ."..
W
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We are i-Iomiiu: these suits out to make renin
fur mil- new l-'all line. ii
an opportunity to fit your boy out for m
Here
school.
These Are All-Wool Suits.
Clint's Clothiery
The Store With a Conscience
BOYS' SUITS BELOW COST
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Returned to Canada
Mr- and Mvs. Joe I mrrance
have ben visiting in I,a Grande f
he past week at the hme of his six- i
ter, Mrs. Anna Brooks, returned to
heir home in Saskatchewan. Canada J
this mor ning On their return ti ip t
hey wiil stop at Walla Walla for .i J
few day;. .
j WEAVING- WORKS
It Mattresses of all kinds cleaned
wno n 11(1 r'MUllll. reamer KeriuviuuiK.
itag iiiiih aim r inn uukn iui
sale.
i Carpet ami Itug Cleaning
t Uf2, 1.."0 ami up
Chas. Kdwarda, Prop.
Phone 203-W
Hudnut's Three Flower
Toilet
Requisites
, Mei from aklina
Mrs. Harty Hee!mr return'1-!
this morning Irom Yakima, where
she has been spending a week visil
fn with friends and relatives'. She
reports a very nice time, and Mat
ed that "the Yukima pea eh eg ar :
I as large und as plentiful this year
u-i ever."
I nion .Man Hen
H. N. Pralher. who owns a large
farm u p 'Catherine creek, u short
d mt a nee from Union, spent yesler
dy afternoon in La Crande, at
tending to ome butln'-ss at tl
county treasurer's office. He mo
tored over and returned to bis home
kue In the afternoon.
TIR H.IKST AM) MOST
J HKI.IAIII.i; TAXI hiOUVICB
4
Iir.HARn flUDNUT
THREE FLOWERS
TOILET WATER
Dttighitut end RthtiMng
Th finiiKin low h of a
prff lot kit. OHnttt in
ice(ul frotfed boitltt
A Dainty Tolltl TabU
Accinoru
Oainty liottle
Jiiiliviiliial IJox
$1.50
ill
RICHARD riUDSUT
Tbre Flowers
Skin and
Tihsue trcam
Invina rt.
N'unKc und
Vi"'f ' thr Skin
pat UHiwncd
'111 l,s F
OlK'l
I 'seil Never
l-'orot ten
75c and $1.25
ticiiARn riistiNuf
THRtE ROWERS
- jj ' ,?',. ferrf CLEANSING CRM
' . '. I ' ' UJ intal of
i u - ' f S.? Ih"l lr"
ii'"-aBa3awr oudoor cUiiiu.
Just the Thin- After
an Aulo Trip
50c
i
TIIK CITV.
411 Shun I 'll I In -.!
All ..,.llu iiiAwnrf'd
1 rriinipllr with
J HiiiuU'il Driver.
!
Also Face Powder, Talcum, Vanishing Cream, Soap ami
Perfume. '
llwk l'i KjwwIh
.Hoh Ilo-B of Katrtflu. who Is well
Know.- i;i l.d C.rH.Ml., w aii ow-r-iulM
viilur in lhi rily 11 i-v".
lillig. II'J uriivcd 111 tnwu litlt! Iu
Ford & (Teofg$
c.i- MAIN 44 J
it