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Monday, August 14, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley S5 ! 'f?$ . , SAY THE . 1'VAI fHl?Si?i' I SAY? I GOTH -.v;..K. i THE VE':."u) LADY V.HO CAME M CM "THE NOON TPAIN YESTEWDAY WAS SEEM ON AV-ON STFiEtT LOOKING IN THE STOE WINDOWS TODAY- Local News In Brief not ratal, ac Mi'. Hurtinan i; mx.x:t2itit,sL Ciramlo llonde hospital in a serious T. " I condition although J oept. 1-2 Northwest convention cording to reports. u 1 ': V- at uranue. about 70 years of ape. 3H " - ' linker Man in Oty In Jon Lady Here (;,, KaPi Wt,n (0W11 niusieiun Mrs. A. Ji. Uuis, who makes hor Df Haker, spent Satunluv in the home in Union, is spending a iuw , ,itv. ret nrnin.- t,. hu iu.m in n,.i,,.r days in La Grande on business. Sun lay. Accepts Position Miss Fonda Kanks has aecntml a position with the Union Motor company. Over from S mini lervi I let Arthur Ilurus of Sunnnerville, spent yesterday in the city. He re turned home in the evening. Home to linhlei- Mrs. Lawrence I'rescott and chil dren returned liouie this morning after a lew days hwre at the home of Mrs. Andrew Loney. Visiting tl I ninn Miss Ruth Williams is snendiuu a few riayg in Union, visiting at the home of Lucille C.irpy. Here on Ittisiness U. Hecker of lmbier, (a in the city today attending to a few mat ters of-bimlmfcs mil will return to his home tills evening. Suininervillc Man in Archie McKennun ( it.v Summer- 0f vllle, ti.ient yesterday in the visiting with friends. Spending Day In City Thomas Roach of Raker, is spend ing the day in the city with friends. Mv. Roach was formerly a student the La Grande Mull school and left last evening fur Pendioton, where sho will Bpend the winter at tho homo of her daughter Mrs. D. A, Blackburn. Called to La (irando Mr. and Mf8, Honry Hughes of Weiser, Iduho. arrived in this city yesterday, being called on account of the serious illness of O. -P. Har rison. Olt Hero on lliifiinew Kriui Ott, of Summerville, was a business visitor in La Grande yesterday, spending a few hours in the city and returning homo later in the day. Spending Tew Hays at Lnke Carl Maloney local safety first agent for the O.-W. company, ami wife, accompanied by Leo Millar, are spending a few days at Wallowa lake. They will return homo tho latter part of the week. Sunday Lake Visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cuss, and daughter Margaret, of this city, and Miss Rertha Cruikshank, of Cald well, Idaho, motored to Wallowa lake Saturday to spend tho week end. Returns to Pleasant Valley F. M. Stureill of the Security Con structlon company. returned to Pleasant Valley this morning after upending yesterday in La Grande. "The work is booming nt our sum mer quarters,' ho stated. Return from Wallowa Lake E. O. Rayton and family return ed Saturday night from a week's stay at Wallowa lake, reporting a very good time and wauted to fore go business to spend another week fishing and camping at the lake. . Returns from Week'H Trip Ren Decious and wile and Frank Krutz and wife returned Saturday evening from a week's fishing trip up" South Fork. They report a very pood time and state that the week passed all too quickly. Left foi Wallowa Lake Mrs. C. K. Lofland ami lier daughter, Rernlce, left this morning on the branch line train, bound for Wallowa lake, where they will spend a couple of weeks before returning to their home In La Grande. Grant Conley Here Grant ConkV of Cove, motored to La Grande last evening' and spent the night here visiting with friends. lias many friends in this city. Savoy Guests Mrs. Elmer Kooch of Halfway, Oregon, spent Sunday in La Grande as a guest of the Savoy, leaving for her home yesterday evening. Union Visitor , Miss Examelia Clark, the daugh ter of "Patsy" Clark, manage? of the Union hotel, v.as'a visiLor ,in La Grande last evening. Ramt HchciU'snl This Kveniug The La Grande band will hold a rehearsal this evening at the Elks' temple at 7:30 o'clock. A11 mem bers fcare urgevi to be present. In Pleasant Valley Chester Canity of this city, left yesterday for ' Pleasant Valley, where be has accepted a position with the O.-W. in the maintenance of way department. Went Up Catherine Creek Max Cullen and Pouglaa Kline spent yesterday on the banks of Catherine creek, above Union, driv ing up in the morning and spend ing the day fishing. They return ed with a nice catch and report the fishing fair. . , Homo from Week at Lake Mrs. O? D. Punnan, ReVtha Wall singer and Leona Dorothy, niece of Mrs. Putmnn, returned home last evening from Wallowa lake, where they have1 been camped for the past week, reporting a very enjoy joyable time. Shipment of Chevrolet A very Harrison received a new shipment of Chevrolet cars and they aro on display at the Blue Mountain garage. , Leaves for Portland I Mrs. Nellie Spencer left Saturday evening for Portland to spend a few- days there1 with her daughter, ex pecting to return the latter part of the week. Hire J. rivd spnd on RiislnesH W. Kellogg in th city a few daya of Pendlton, qr this morning to here on business. Left for Home Mtes Vet a. Weaver of Meaeham. returned to her hnm' this morning at (the conclusion of a few days' visit in La -Grande with -Mr. and Mrs Claud Rartmess. Over from Alicel , W. R. Leadbetter of Alice!, is in the city today attending to busi- ( t : ness connected with the harvesting i Uove People of his grain. ! Mr- "ml Mrs. James Sills, live In Cove, returned to their home Aged Prisoner Stricken i Saturday evening after spending the W. A. Kartman, an aged inmate day here on a business and pleasure of the county juil. who was await- i trip. lug action of the grand jury on a 1 charge of assault with a dangerous ! ((' t" Portland weapon, was stricken bv paralysis Russell Hani, of Union, left last Saturday aRernoun and is at the j evening for Portland, where be will Hl'did a few weeks. He has been in La Grande for the past two davs Mr. Kellogg ib well known In the cily. having formerly worked lure In tho Eastern Oregon Music com pany.. tm i Rnek to Mrs. J, Lostinc R. Williamson, who lives In Lostlne, returned to her home this morning at the conclusion of a week-end visit in La Grynde on business and pleasure. Mrs. Will iamson was a guest of the Savoy while in the' city. Spends Week Fishing At A iwlrpuo ;. in ll..iiiiftire I1 wll0;L. Meyers and son Paul, returned ' Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive bis paper by 8 o'clock in the evening, please call Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. visiting with friend Is. Kentuckiuns in City j miss iyuia loung anu ner oroin- den Lake they met Mr .and Mrs. Churlos Reynolds, of La Grande, who also returned to La Grande er. Jack, of Kentucky, are visitors at yesterday by way of Lewistou, Ida. the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Rob inson, having arrived yesterday from Elgin Man in City S. A- Chapman, of Elgin, is in tho city to.Jay on business. Spending Day in City Wm. Rosewall, of Union, is a busi ness visitor in the city today and will return to his home this evening- Westenhaver Returns Mr. nnd Mrs. R. K. Westenhaver and familv returned from a ten dnv visit In Portland this noon on 24. While in the iKose City Mr. Westen haver attended Ruvcrs' Week und at tended to some other business- Fishing Sunday Rool Raker, Chas. Daggett? Chas Ethel and 1 Crawlord spent Sun day up the Wallowa river indulging In tho old nport of fishing. Mr. Raker states that "the waters of the Wallowa was very muddy yes terday duo to tho heavy rains In that section of the country. The river cleared up In the evening and muny fish were caught." Two HedH hi City "Red" Rlakely and "Red"' son, both hailing from Itaker, torod to La Grande Saturday ning and attended the dance, returning to their homes. " Rlakely Is quite prominent in fucson, Arizona, where they have been spending a few weeks- They will be in l4 Grande for a few days before going back to Kentucky. NEW TODAY WANTED I-ady wants job cooking. inquire Savoy Hotel or Phone Ri8-W in evening. 8-14-3t FOR SALE Sweet corn 15c a doz en in 10 dozen lots- Delivered. Phone 205-K. 8-14-2tn FOR RENT Five-room furnished modern house- Inquire at 13t)i Mon roe Ave. 8-14-21 p LOST La Grande National check book. Finder kindly return to La Grande Iron Works or 1). Fitzger ald. 8-H-ut Wat-mo-eve-then Red" ath letic circles, having he?n pronounc ed by a certain college coach as being one of the most promising athletes on tho coast. Tuesday's Band Concert Will be Postponed Until Friday Night Hecauso of unsettled weather, the band concert to have boon presented next Tuesday evening has been post poned until Friday of this week- It is likely that this concert will be held nt the city park, though no positive nnivmnecntent on that point will ne made in the meantime. v Homo to Visit Parents Miss Inn Watkins. who has been attending the Lewiston State Nor mal school, has returned to La Grando to speivl her vacation with her. parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Wat kins, of Alical. Miss Inn has accepted a position ns teacher at Waha, Idaho, where she taught last year. New Fall Footwear Several numbers in new pumps have arrived, ineliuling New Hat in low heel in a very dressy pump, l'riee $5.50. Xew Kid Pump with baby Louis heel. Price $7.50. " New Suede pump with baby Louis heel for dress wear. Price $9.00. FRENCH & GREENE Ready-to-wear and Shoes. 3 Weekly Sales .Watch for Them! Looking5 AHer V. S. Affairs Leo Morelock. deputy Cnlted States marshal, under Major Holcb klss, was In tho city Saturday look ing after t'nelo Sam's business I" this territory. Lee formerly lived at Elgin irod at one time was a member of the EveniiiK Observer's mechanical force. Later he was em ployed by the state at Salem from which position he went to tho fed eral work. Every Saturday we offer Candies and Cigars at Special Prices. These sales are bona fide as we cifer trade-mat ked, advertised goods so that you mi;y easily judge the com parative values. Our object in offering these goods ut reduced prices is the advertising value which they afford. We realize the advantage of hnvimr many peoplo visit our store- From time to time we announce other bar gains, too so it will pay you to rend our" ads regularly and keep posted on our special offerings. The Shop That Shares Its Savings. NEW LIN DKLU CO. 8-M-:it Ath a l& V.-MM 'tis ill nil tfihttg Twin Falls People Here Two former residents of La; Grande motored into town earlier i in the week and made their quar- j lers at the tourist camp at the city! park ami nfter getting comforably ! settled they came up town and com menced to look nip their former ac- , 'tuaintanees. Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Ha vi land are tho two nnd itfior spending several years In La Grande; they went to Twin Falls, Idaho, j wuuro iney nave nveu ior me pasi seven years. Dr. Ilaviland is n member of the city park tourist camp commission at Twin Falls nnd ' considers It his duty to visit every tourist camp on the way if possible. He Is quite Impressed with La : Grande's , matchlHss park, situated on the banks oT the Grande Ronde : river and with the tourist, camp ad- ! Jacent. Mrs. lUviland is a sister of Mrs. Thomas Moore of this city. ( ; La Grande ! ! MATTRESS SHOP and;; ! WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J I nnd rebuilt. Feather Renovating. i Rag Rugs and Fluff Rugs fur J sale. i Carpet nnd Rug Cleaning I t (kI2, $1.50 and up J Chas. Edwards, Trop, , i l Phone 263-W , ' ,i , i3. una iiisun, w no in ea i i ( .,..,.. ii-.nnm Jesse James, th bandit of na tional renown, , may take a back seat now becauso La Grande has n bunch of bandits that will stop at nothing not even an Ice erfJ:ini wa gon. In the pursuit of their crim inal procedure tlioy are Impartial and It makes no difference .to them whether they steal an Ice cream t-i.uf f-,,, ... r:,.i.j.. 1 " hi e:ii' : T ' This Hald band of ent vi iji vii uiu ouuiii roi'K aoovo j,oS' TONITE "A Married Bachelor" Willi wfi Ml Atfclt mkMM OLD TYME , DANCE- Every -Thursday Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers tine. In upeakfng of the trip Mr. Andrews was so enthused that all be eoul'l say was "it surely was a dandy trip." Motm-cd to Itaker Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zurhrick am1 their children, motored to -Raker, yesterday, spending the afternoon t siting with Mrs. Zui brick's sister. .Mrs. Floyd Jones. j(iH'8 fO Ollil'nl'lliU j Dr. Verne Johnson left last cve jniriK ,for Calil'iiniiii, where lie- will I Join lim wife. They will lie Kone lor about twrj weeks, relnniin lo La Gruiiclo by Aucust 2!ltli. '1 Saturday Night Rex Hall Loncy's Novelty Orchestra Clothes of Quality For Men .Mii-hnels Stern suits Classy, best of tail 'rinir: latest models J. C;iiis it Sons suits 100';; wool garments Suits that will wear. Eoys' Suiis Xtra (food Suits We have added this line of all wool suits to our buys' department. Clint's Clothiery "Tha Store With a Conscience" 1103 Adiuus Ave. : 0 jOvrr from I nioit I Lucllo Carpy of Union, arrived in tho cily'this mcrniny to spend the ;day vlMlinK Willi friends. Jlis3 Car i Py Mill return to her iloniu this ieveuin. Down from linker ( i Al Turner, lorni. rly of this city, .hut now in business at Haker, was a business visitor in La (Irimde Sat- urilay, Feturning lo ins home yesterday. of Over from I'nlon .Mr. and .Mrs. Ilert KnU-ht I. num. were l.a Grande visitors yes teniay drivini; over in the moriiliie and fi'turnlny to tlieir home in the t'venine. Ccluinhla Tilt I'eo'.le lien- F. G. Gibbon and C. G. llemis. ronneotcd with the Columbia Tire eompany of Portland, arrived 111 the elly today and will he here for some time with Harris French, the KasH n,niB em iiretun manager ol the company who will mallard the La Grande Job bing house. Willlown Ouatii'lle .Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ilerrlel: and Mr. and .Mrs. William Knble. of Wallowa, arrived In La Grande Sat urday evening on the branch line train an I are gpenrling a few days here on business and pleasure, 'rite party are nuesls of the Foley during liieir visit in the city. rprlslni' ban dits yesterday came Into public llcbl when they ambushed an ice crmm wnpon driven by .lack W. Hush's son nnd proceeded to divest the wniron of Us Icre cream and oilier dainty edlhli s. So sure were tliey of tlieir ability Hint tliey carried no weapons and neither did they bind their victim up as ls usually tho case. Tile scene of tho nbove rob bery occurred near Iho Palmer yesterday alternoon nnd al though tho boys male pood their escape, the boy diivlnt; the waeon recognized two of them and the city police has I lie situation well in hand. Went Mr. zona, day e nlKht moinlne o bound for spend a few weeks friends and relatives. to Alicel and Mrs. Roy nice of Arl arilved In La Grande yester enliiK and after spending the in La Grande, tbev left this the branch line train. Alicel. whore they will visiting with ATTENTION Tfl ' SCHOOL GIVEH Preparation:; li'.'lir of the fall itatt-J in l.a Gi - uperititenrierit I'lincipa! V.- I. hev will have it the hiifh h:-h are en for the bpgin ti nil of schiKil, which aM'le on Septc.nilpcr 1 I. A. ('. Hampton nud Tewler announce that i!:ir oft ice hours & 4? k 4? tt? 4? "Se le'h 4? 4 CALL A A lloiKlcd Drivers. T jrord & ueofgej MAIN 44 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? & 4f 4? 4? 4? 4? 4'TIIK OI.DKHT AND MOST J.IU;i,IAlll.H TA.VI SE11VICE 11110 CITY. T All Short Clllls 25o J All culls nnsworcd I'romptly with A.R'C.A'D.E TODAY AND TUESDAY D. i?$clnillci For Sale huikt; :C from now i l)aymCnt. G room honso near lilh school m "jiaved street .pluinbod anil wired, 2'iUi), Will take small tar us part Cove Lady Mi;-s K'Uh Fulp, who makes hT home in Cine, was a La (iran.ie ilor vest riiay, Kivnr!iiiK tiie tiny here visiting friencin. Hlie returned to her home in the evcufiiK. .Mitnncr l.oltrhlm- H.-tr J. V. I-ottridire, manater of (h Kastern Or'-u-ou Light and Power j company, with bin hewlnuart" rfi :it Maker, arrivp In . La flnindn last nit-'ht and will h' in the city for j a ffw dnyji lookitif; ovt:r buHlncsH j at tho loc;tl otfice. il is Ht the! Folev. Prinrijrai Towler La (Jrasnie lavt eve Harijor. .San Juan was doir. sonic ic- S 1nw f'.rinf.f!i "ith the tj'uvrr sity of WaihinL'tiii during the nutu nfT n hi fill u tr in U.o U'uAuyy de narin.ent. .iut returned to nine fr Jin Fridav here he He land. itch work. in a piayrc wiih out a villain- BEAUTIFUL UAK A play of the light that lies in a woman's eye, and, lies and lies and lies. ; Also-IIAEOLD LLOYD COMEDY. WEDNESDAY ONLY EUGENE O'BSIEN CARR'S For Crerit No Interest Sj-.cnt V.M iiIiik in Cily Harold Hall ami hist idder. Ali'e. of Fnioii, motored to La llrynde yesterday and ipent Hie afternoon and evcniiij.- here visit ing with friends. YMtlniE Son Mr. anil M rs. Joe Hudiannn of Hums. (r'-., arrived in La Grand rfeently and are s.-ndiim a f days h- r ; vi.itini? thejr yon, Hon. who has recently aicepted b po ilioii in th" Hlue Mountain gara'O. Willlei M-- I't'lldletdii 3 FIND IT HERE IIciih'IiIiil; Moulin lielb.rt It. French, principal of i he Hallway schools, accompanied by his familv. passed throneli I. (Irallde yesterday returniiiE to his ' WffnaiUlUJlStmtffitmtmmnjmjlt? borne alter spending iwiveral weeks ! XOTK'K All persons having bills irlvlni! overland to tho coast. Mr. I I'reii' li is well known In the (Jrande ' llonde valley having lived at Union j for a few years. I Xew modern 5 room bunKalow just completed. Ilasenient, plumbed, built-in features, plastered and wir ed, big lot. In vlclnlly of blub school. Xew 4 room house, never be occ upied, lGSll.00. KaHy terniH. R"aln-t l.a Crande baseball citib please present same to Oscar Join son. 8-10-Gt Itr. Murphy Hack 0 I l-lr. and .Mrs. Hay Murphy motor- i ed Into La Grande yes;eidOy after-1 noon about 4 o'clock at the on cliismn of a three weeks' trip that! coniineiici-d with the American Le-i rion Slale convention nt The lall"s. i'ollowini: the termination of the' conveiiiion they molored to Astoria.' reiiiriiiiiK to Hood Hiver and then1 iroinii to Harden lake. Idaho, wberu tev fp"in a w..k, while at Hay-, Second hand store. Ownur Is n railroad man and the company de- ' Ef'II.IA (iL'.STAK, Teacher of lsv. inands bis retlrenn'nt from the nier ch(,loEy ard Sniritualisin, can In i cantllo business. Tills place must be consulted on ali the nffaiis of lif, ,,, ilt ,. (U11, tho ,lWlll,r will ur- ae'i ni .tiin in i io Miams avenue from lo a. m. to H p oi. Xo ch-iree for coiisuttnlion. o S-14-lti. ! payment 0 j Mllilr. c lenti i ic ii nfi sirriiuiilist demon trati ns at Odd Fellows Hall, Wed 'esdnv nUrht, H n m- 'I-:i: 11 I A (.rsTW. nnhrlui. iivate denion-.tiatioiu Iol0 Allan 8-14-2t E-itats "ue, , i ... uhole ..jcepi. cnj' ii'i.i.i ij uo I"" ' - Geth H. Currey Insurance Announcement "We wish to imiiotiiu'c that we have moved to our new local ion 1113 ADAMS AVE. O O O ASH BROS. "The store that keeps faith with the people." K
