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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1922)
' yf Saturday, August 26, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE 1 THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley . 7- Cv VV-7 i - ; Z it, V v-A. ' Jl . - 9 Over from I'nion Thurston Chuilwii-k, of Union Junc tion, arrived in the city this morning and spent the proater part of the day here on business. Shopping Hen Mrs. Lamb and son Donald, cf Union, arrived in I. a Grande this morning on the auto Blase and spent the morning horn shoppinK, ivumilUR to their homo lntor In the day. 1 IJivx:,; tAT'M-u tobacco ax; -JftUC rags am -m, -.1 I'ltssi'S Tlll-ouull Harold Mann, of Concordia, Kan sas, who has several rriends in this city, passed tliroiiRh this molllini!. hound tor his homo after spendlnc ! several days in Portland and other coast points. UP1HE NOerM FJtD OF TOWN WHtN HE CAME PCWN STREET WITH Hl" NE w BOOTS ON ToCJAY- Tn Visit (il.'l Kl-ii'iids Miss Audrey Varry of this rily. Ii'f. this ir.onmis for Walla Walla, where s';o '.'111 spend Boveral riiys visit Iiir with Miss Uuhy Carina. Shu will return to La Clninda ubout S"lili'iuber 3. Seal lie Ladv in City .Mrs. .1. M. Ilensman of Seattle is visiting for a few clays with her niece, Mrs. S. I). Clinton. She arrived on No 17 this moininir after having spent the summer in the east. Local News In Brief Home from Long Trill .Mrs. Grace Shannon arrived home lyeslerday from a tour throiiKll the 'middle western states, taking In the Yellowstone National park and oth er places of interest, reporting a ivery pleasant trill. railroads running through the city. Mr. Hughes was in the i,rnnile Hondo valley eight years ago and was so Impressed with tho country that he Is now back and is looking around now to find b location to muko his home. PIG TEST IS OF; INTEREST PORTLAND. Auk. 26. Mr. Oo. V. Piatt of Springfield, 1 I-ane county, co-opt'i'nted with the (. A. C. Kxtonsiim Si'iviio In hIiowIiik 1 lit cost of raiHinti pint to tho wciturr stupe. Tho farrow of ouo Hanip- Hhlro sow, romtlHtliiK "f 30 PKH. was used In tho dcinoiistratlon. Thoy were woanod when titi days old. '1 he avurace wutuht at that Umo wan f0.1! pound!!. Mr. Piatt Is a dairy farmer and had u quantity of skim milk. Tho ration fed connoted of purchased grain and skim milk. I red i ONtN. (1 rain Milk, amm lls., aso per cwt Labor, 3;t Iioiiik, 2Tc Interest on feud and stock.. $25.80 13.65 S.25 3.60 m w - , . u . ... Hniiii (o Sealtli1 m m m -r ir Madame 1-Vrn LohkIi and daiiRh- lOrnnd of I). O. K. K. at La Crande. left last evening for Hack to .losph .Mrn. It. Ilorrk, who makes her hoini! in Joseph, arrived in La last evening and spent the night an a guest of (ho Foly. Mrs. liu-ir homo in Seattle to spend ajllorrk returned to her home today days before reluming to thM 'n the stage, after attending to some i-1 ty. Motoi'H to rninii Vost4rday i(, , , ... . Jerry Hopkins motored to Union 1 ,,n,I"'i;s . T last evening, spending a fow hours visiting wun triends. Spends ny In ily ('laud Uuisck of Union, spent yus torday in the city on business, re turning to Union la.-u evening. Mrs. C. (Irout, who makes her .home in Portland, left this morning I for the. Hose City al the termination jnf a week's visit in La (Irandu will' I Mr. and Mrs. Kd. llrout. business. Total cost $51.30 Cost per pig $ 5.12 Cost per pound .102 The contention among many farm ers is that weaaer pigs can lie pur chased cheaper than they can he raised. The prevailing prico at the present time on wen tier pigs is $6.00 t0 $7.00 per head. It quired an extra amount of feed to build her up. Sows suckling pig will utilize skim milk to a good ml vantage and will most always pro duce won iters cheaper than they call be purchased elsewhere. Ila. k fK.m V. -'llowa Lake Mrs. Kay fatlin and daughter. ) Marian, who ha ve been spending a vacation at Wallowa lake, are hack Klgiu People Keturned Mrs. Pecker and her daughter, Pauline, who make their home In Hlgin, arrived in the city last eve ning and were overnight guests al the Savoy. They returned to their home this morning on tho branch lino train. Fine Was SMT.l In the recent trial of tho County Union Man In City K. S. Slater of Union, was a in La t; ramie once more and stale i of Union versus A I Kmmons, of visitor in llie city yesterday, spend- Ihiit their trip was very pleasant. j Union, charged with the unlawful ing the -illy with friends. i possession and sale of intoxicating Union Phnt iiiaci! j liquor. County Judge U. (L Conch Home to Union lleoi pe Ferguson. Union pharnia- I fined LmmoiiH $375 instead of $275 S. K. Miller of Union, returned apent the morning in La 0-rande jus was first reported. home last eveniim after siiemlinc ; lonUmg alter some business mat-1 the davin the citv on business. M1'. IH arrived in the city this I morning on I lie aulo .stage. Union Man in Cily V. A. Terrall of Union. business visitor in La Grande, the latter part of the week. n ! Ililgard Duo Visiting In Portland S. Y. Andrews and daughter, Mrs. 1.. W. Dixon, left yesterday for Portland to spend several days vis iting with friends and relatives. .1. K. Van Horn and Klem Pear- ison of Ililgard, are business visi tors hi La tiraude today. They an1 stopping at the Foley during their 0,1,1 visit hi Hie city. fo Seek Wary leer Ueid Ceddes and Francis Hoimh left La Yiraudo early this morning bound for Mt. Emily, where they will Meud a couple of days search ing for deer. .They left in high spirits, confident of bagging at least Visiting In Walla Walin Alias Alice Campbell and Host? Mayfield left last evening for Walla Walla, where they will spend sev oral days visiting with friends. Pusses Throtiuh Cily Clyde Hammock of Wallowa, ikiss ed through the citv yesterday on hisi"1' way lo .North Powder, where he ''nH f Missoula. spent t lie day on business, return ing home in the evening. Foley Visitors Joe Thompson, II. IT. Fox nnd It X. Hansen, all residents of Losline .MiiiTitigc Licenses Two marriage licenses were Is sued yesterday by (he county clerk's fine was to Lyman V. Stev- Mout., and Miss Xancie K, Simpson of La (Jrande. The other ouo was issued to Leon ard Harrison of XTort h Powder, and to Miss Fstolle Cleertsen of Union. FOR SALE Owap. One well im- - pi-oxed acre. UTHfatcd, close ui, j Six-ruotn bungalow, full basement, two chicken houses, one barn, one!1 gumgc, all new. Shade and fruit f trees. Y.usy terms. Will take goodn second-hand car on first payment-j' Call ITihW. 8-26-4lp MAN OR WOMAN WANTED, $40 weekly full time, $1.00 an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hos iery to wearer. Kxperience unneces sary. International Knitting Mills. Noirislown, Pa. B-20-ltp AtlKNTS WANTED To bell the fin est all-wool tailorcd-to-mcasure suits at $21.50 and up, which in eludes a good profit for you. You get your profits in advance. Fall .Munples now ready. Special propo sition to men writing immediately. John Bond Tailoring Co., Denver, Colorado. 8-2G-2tp SIX PFiR CKNT LOANS may be so cured on farm lands, irrigated lands, to buy or build homes, City or Farm, under our first mortgage certificates. Hankers Reserve De posit Company. Cms & Klectric lildg., Denver, Colo. Aug 2ti-.1t, Sept 2-ti. NOTICK TO KAULKS. i Special Meeting Monday, August 2S. All Fugles are requested to bo : j present as there is important business n to come before the lodge. Z. LILLY Pres. J. E. HIRDSKLL, Secy. ;i 8-2U-H FOR SALK A Remington .:'0 calibre rifle. Used only once, $.i5.00 cash. I Phone 172-W. 8-2G-41 KOR RENT Seven-room house and small bain. Inquire 202 Cedar St. ' or La Crnndc Investment Company. B 8-20-21 i CARD OF THANKS. The family of the late Joseph .lone wish to thank their many friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our beloved father. Especial thanks are tendered to the Mason ic Lodgo and the La (Jrande Fire De partment. 8-2(i-lt FOR SALE Furniture, canned fruit and other household articles. HOii J ( avenue. Phone 202-J. 8-2p'-ltp i A touring car driven by Howard Langenbach. of White Star collided with a horse and buggy driven by tluy Peterman on the highway between While Star and Elma. The buggy w.is demolished and the driver badly bur'. PEACH ISLAND PEACHES For Sal?.;J Fine ('aiming Free Stone .Peaches,! i yellow meat, at $1-20 per box, f. o. b. Milton. Cash orders filled first. (I. G. Groves, .Milton, Oregon. 8-2)-ltp V Mr Fall Suits in tlic latest nioiles, Loth ilniu tailored and fur triiiiiiiod. A'c are show ing a very attractive line at moderate prices. FRENCH &' GREENE Rcady-lo-Wciir and Shoes A carload of California potatoes in fected with the tuber moth was spot ted at Cent rutin Wednesday and the San Frnnicsco shipner was notified that the car must be removed from the state. NEW TODAY FOR SALE Heifer calves. li avenue. Call 11 Hi 8-2-:Up L Dr. Verne Johnson will be at his office about Aug. 2!Hh. Phone .Main ;m(. 8-2d-:)l 11'.. ..I in Knw.. fil. Knlev Cuest " -v "ansi'lt, ail resiiKMlls oi UOSllllC, " " f v Carmll of Hnntimrton ijarrlved in La Cran.le last evening! Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Fenton . , " u7" I . a . 'and are here todav on business "f Indianapolis. Indiana, who haw n business visitor in La Grande to-,'1' uiu.iy hi iMisiin.b. in in '-,!. r.r n riav havinc arrived in the citv last 1 lu -v g'si hi im; roiey. , w. ........ .w. ( aay nainc aimed in im niv asi ((nv (Ih a( Uu, homo of lht,ir cou. evening and reg.stered at the toley. ,aill rH L (;rnhllin l(lft thlll. I H. E. McCulloiiKh.' d'M'Uty sheriff j morning for Portland, where they iof Maker county and C. O. Rusk. "11' ,,,r "'w ""ys oeiore ed in the citv this .returning 10 meir nome. FOR RENT A four-room modern house furnihhed. Phone 42D-M. K-2-If HL'LHS! For October planting, phone your orders now for Tuips, Hyacinths, Nar cissus, Crocus, Jonquils, Lillies, Peon ies and Iris. Phone Ml-J. Alfred Milne, Willow (Jlen Nursery.' 8-2G-U WANTED Uad of alfalfa hay de livered to 811 Division street. Phone Chris Lund's Store. 8-20-Hp FOR RALE 100 grain sacks. Phone, Chris Lund's Store. 8-2t-ltp FOR SALE Early Triumph Peaches Per apple box, $2.50. Mrs. C. K. Smith. Mav Park. R-20-iltp Weiser Visitor tr Inhn f'.i-jii ivlm tiinknc: her In U-ni'lrhdin ....! v..- i f ILliueS. Jin lV terday evening in La Crande as a i guest of Miss Minna Ash. Ituiness at Pendleton Davil T. Stoddard, city commia sioner, left this morn it: ; for I'eu '.! n. vIiil' ho will ! th" iliy on b''siue.ss inoriuiig, spending ( he day in the city on business. Hi comes Traveling Salesman Arthur Ash, who has beet connect ed with Ash Brothers for scveivd j months, accepted a position with1. 'Street and Walker, cigarette dealers, Motors to I'nion Roy Conklin and family of Union. Bpent yesterday in the city. Mr. Conklin attended to a few business matters. holder Man In Cily Will'oni Wewteuskow, who lives in tmbler. arrived in La Crando last evening and is here totlay on busi- recently, and has taken over the duties iiiess. During his visit in the city lot traveling salesman todav. Hp h-i. he is a guest at the Savoy. I I ft for Portland, where he will be 1 i assigned to his duties. Mrs. Lynch III I Mrs. J. 1). Lynch Is confined to ! her home wit h a sprained auk) I She will soon In i however, as t he .rapidly healing. Any La Crande 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 n special messenger will deliver a copy. I (el li rued to I m hi ee - Ceorno W. Marshall, a prominent j! ihle to be around grower oi imoier, was a nusi-:i injured member is!" visitor in La Grande yesterday ;J ; making arrangements concerning n jlhe shipments of some fruit. He ' was a guest at the Savoy overnight 'j and returned to his home this iuorn-i VOGAN'S BRILLIANT JUMBO JELLY BEANS FULL POUND OLD TTME DANCE Every Thursday Night at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers i nn ayi CAM. a a iitlMAIN 1 C ii iTIIK OLDF.ST AMI MOST S hi;liahlh taxi sekuck 1 M I'j 11 All Short Calls 25c All calls answered Promptly with Bonded Driver. Lett for Itaker K, L. Kennou. president, and gen eral manager of t ho Palmer Lum ber company, left this niorni ng for Maker, where he will spend the day attending to official busi ness. 4 Oiuilit v Ciunlics. ll Enterprise People- Mr. and Mrs. William Keffer, : Jack Keffer and V. I feudersou, all of Knterprise, arrived hi La Crande jj i cb'ts- : ';ust evening and registered at tin 1 tie two taller gentlemen X l ll. - ! Hud X'eulin. who bus b tint- ilfer sii;ns ne;n Hiln;ini for lite. -Sao AAAfllOfiAfiaAt&filR P'1 'f(tl. r.'turued to La Crande r('r " r,,' u Hr home this morn- ,.,.irili,1,r ,. I,, iirioii i.ni in on the branch line train but Mr. with a large smile on his face -Ml's. Keffer are business visi- neverth.-Iess. "Mad a miybly fine tt,ls 111 the eity today. time even if I didn't get ;my deer," ' he remark-d upon his return, A llouncing Itaby Hoy i Horn, on August 24th, to Mr. Stoop frnni Weiser jand Mrs. Stanley Mills of La Crande L. A. Stoop arrived home yester-!a fine baby boy. Mrs. Mills was day from Weiser, where he h;is formerly Miss Mildred Hush. The been for several weeks past inter- happy parents huve ji yt found Jested in the fealty business, .Mr. no name ior mm that is goo'l i smop says that i hlnss in Weiser enough and likely would call him I are coming along fine and after ' a prince were It not tor the fact .spending a couple nf d;tys here with that ruyalty and lilies have long his family he will return for a short since eoaseo" to be. rtiine. , Mi ami Mrs. Walter Galloway of Portland, arrived in the. city last ev ning and are visiting their grand pa rents, Mr. and M rs. Thomas Hudge, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Iluflge's daughter, Mrs. II. K. Wist, who makes her home fu Con don, Oregon, also arri ved last. e ning and will be a guest of her par ents for several days. Dance Saturday Night Rex Hall Louey's Xovelty Orchestra XTRAGOOD SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS 'I'lirv iire all wi.tnl in very latest sty h ami tail oieil liy experts. They tit jhm-IV-I . Kvery suit carries an extra pair of Kiiickerl"cki'i- I'ants. I'li.'es raii-e fr.-m $9.85 to $2175 Select me today. We are agents for this famuli- line in La (.1 ramie. Clint's Glothiery T Store Vith a Conscience . We Offer For Sale tmkki: i:itv ciiok i; ntoi'Kicniis A 1 rnotn bungalow with bath, two good closets, full basement , built-in kitchen. Corn! garage, fine lawn, gniid c;irdeii spot, on the bill overlooking city. Ford & George c... MAIN 44 A.RC.A-B.E, SUNDAY ONLY 4 Acts Vaudeville NELL DE FAY and HENRY Odds and Ends of Nifty Nonsense ANTONIETA DVORAK Cymbalom and Violin Virtuoso DEV-EXVX'DELL'&""J0E Brilliant Bits of Variety CY & FLO Bits of Everything AND A FEATURE PICTURE STAR TODAY AND SUNDAY James Oliver CurwoodV "Jan of the Big Snows" Farms For Sale CARR'S For Credit No Interest Visiis I'lirenls Mrs. Mar ley Kichardson returned to La Ciiiiid this in or n inn at th eomplei ion of a iwo weeks' vi-it in Portland with h-r p rents. Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs. Whib in the ltose City Mrs. Ui hardson visited j-PM-ral of the art shops and inspected their goods. She state that file had a very enjoyable lime while in Cortland. Looking for LM-nlioii Arriving in the eity this nioruitu' from the newest city In the Lnitud States, whs Win. Hut-'h- K wnd fam- iPiiV of Silidier. rk1ahom Mr Hut-h- t'A says that "Mildler is a city that as built like they were during the go' 1 ru-h's in 'C. b-ir only i mouths old now, hating a populn (iiou o over 5,VUU witti two iargt li I ii atns on Powder Kivr, near. Keating, Hah loim alfalfa hay Just ; harvested, 2 25 liirhes water right ; A 0-rooiii bouse located on paved p;o n res of cxeeptlonal good Hiib- Slreet. eoe in. (Hie of L ( I ;i lide's ( j rrj Kit (. i;tstlir. AH bill :!' eres best residenc e sei lions. Motive h;o; iH,.r cult ival ion. This is a first basement, Insets and bath. Good ji bis stock and dairy mue It. Good lot, well sh;nh-d with ilioieij trees. rn;ii M, near sehool, Telephone, ti A good home, ' (room house, barns, with siatithlou (for 1- bead rows. Owner will make A iiine-room hou-e. nu the hill ! sn.-ndld terms to riuht party, or eitiiiiioiiioihi' a wonderful view, 'Die ' would i-onsid'T itrop'-rly in lot and hii i -rmiudf nu ones a re ter-rin-ed with fine htwns. Mjimv va rieties of I rs and shrubbery t b:il helps to l.tiike this plaee bi'ji tit i (ul. The h"tl - ' hiis best of M '; m lo at int: phtut. iil-o fireplaee. niiiiiy iws e! s, fde"pinx purcli, gol yai affe. I'ricjd to s'-ll. li; i s Alloc rif .-; La Grande Inve:t&i?;i4 Company 1 J 0 1 Aduniii Ave. TJione Main 7G2 l; li.i M- Aurnix ft"- ?: llalili! lu.lii niK. oiii'Hiili Illl l.a CiiitkIi' or llnkrr. All "l si.'I-ch in Hiiilcr ilinh. If '" arc in Hi" Hiark.'t for u joiif furm Mint is umli-r-yrirvil, tm'. tni '- nu.'- y arri'i r.'tr Kljlii. room housi' liarn ami "il"; nirrs 111 fall train, 10 -f of i omi:filal or rharil, llliiM. l"t'T HunuiiH, Hoini1 H'"iy Hll'J ln nf J"iiiu at t'r tan run ifli-flnttuly. I'rli'i: .!. il flat') iill in- quln.'il Id , Geo. It Cwey Sh oes Service Giving Wlicii ((iiiility is nil n, you're, sure In i't hmg wcfir nut nf your sliiics. 'i'du're sun1 of it in Crossett Shoes, fur their ";nlness is liai ki'cl I iv 'Ik' makers and us. There is a fine variety of new lusts ami new colors at $7.50 to $10.00 mm ASH BROS1. o 4 " Xiiw Imateil 111:; Adams Ave., across 'the street fmin ,). II. I'eare riul iS'm, Jeweler., , :'..-j bUU o co j....... o 1 Al
