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Monday, January 1, 1921'
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
CUHREMT NEWS
Were Here Nntimlay.
Hyrtney mm (Menu Kiuith,' nr Perry,
apimi rwuuriiiiy evenlni; In La. Ornndo,
In I'i'om i:iain
I'Yiink Hlltwcll, W),0 H llnw Pm,,v.
ert on the KIK itcennlnr was In tho
city yesterday vlsltlnK wilh his family.
IVitv VKitur
Jimmy Itencluiiiip, of Perry, spent
the liny hi j, (inmilc roliiriiinx to
lib home lust evonlnii'.
' linker Guests
I 1". M. Howard and wife were Ila
;ker guests at th Foley Sunday.
' From KlgtBT .
A. L. Shellon and wife of Elfrm,
were truests of the rolcy yesterday
Ifcmn From orry-.
Sirs. OcorfTo llicklor, of Perry,
spenl llio day In 1.h (Irnniln rNurnlim
lo her homo Inst nlirht. '
llcliii'ni-il in 1'iii'Umiil
.Miss Idilh Koonirli, ot Portland, ro
lilrued lo her home hi tin, Hose city
uflcr vlsllini; hi l.u f! r viiilf. for wvnml
days.
IMllllU-S ill llllllHt
Itnhcrl Keeker, of thin oily, who
llUH lll'IMl VlsUlllK relative 111 MllnlS
III Idaho, (lurliiK- the past few days,
returned lo his homo last, evening.
iti'tiniHll To Himiiw.
.Mrs. ('. e'tsllCI' returned lo her
homo IuhI evening; at the teniihiation
of a few days visit with relatives al
Joseph. ,
At I'oley
Mis. W. F. Wade, of Elgin, was
u Sunday visitor tit the roley.
At Sonimer
Misses Hope McDonald and Alice
tomslocK of hnterpnso were regis
tered at the Sonimer Sunday. .
At Savoy
Miss Anneaat iPuch and Myrtle
Mason of I.ostine, are stopping at
tho Sonimer hotel.
Hack to School
Miss Josio Blocklnnd left this morn
ing for Seattle, where she will at
tend tho Northwest Training; school.
Stopped Over in La Grande-
Mrs. X. Peale and son stopped over
in La Grande last evening en route
to their home in Milton.
Holiday With Parent.
Back to O. A. C
Miss Wilda Ingles left this morning
for the 0. A. C. after spending the
holidays at home in La Grande.
From Wallowa"
i rn t..n :-.l ivir.n !
n " o .,a Jacohson and Ella j Grainii .business. He is stop
ri'lfixni, both r I'cytliiMiI. 'iturnf(lL,iM ui. ,u o, f
spendiiiK thn holidays vi.sltliiK their
lurMil.s in thH city.
Down from Bukei
. hum Nettie Powell was in this
Kt'liu-mil to l iiton (city from Baker yesterday and was
Vonnc und .laiinlla Wiitftli, of ( registered at the Foley hotel.
1'nion, spent. Kutimliiy evmifnn' in I.u.1
(Irun.lp mul returned lo their home) Visiting in this City . f
.Sunday morning. Mrs. L. E. Hill and young son loft
, this morninK for their home in 121-
Niuiilay licit jjrjn after visiting for some time at
.Mr. and .Mrs. .foe Oliver, of Meacli- the home of Mrs. C. D. Hoffman,
urn, spent yesterday In l.u Grande r- :
tiii-niiiK to their homes httd In tlie ev- Return to Island City
enintf.
Hn'k From llnlnes
AluVi .McCulla, of 1 41 Grande, re
turned to her homo last, eventns at'tei
upending wvorul dayH In lialnes vls
i I i n friends.
Misses Ruth Irvin and Dorothy
Simmons returned tto their Home in
Island City this morning uftfer beinj?
over-night guasts of Miss Alma Lilly.
Back to La Grande
Misses Nell Presler and Mary
Wright arrived on No. 17 this movn-
las's Throu-ili , ling from Arimo, Idaho, where they
.Miss .Josephine Saunders, who llves'spent UiriRtmas with relatives.
at Wallowa, arrived in the ritv yes
terday on the nrnneli line train ond done to alia alia
lef't lalei- In the evenhii; for a. shorl Miss 1-41 Rue Hanks left this morn
visit in I'ondelton. 'ing for Walla "Walla after 'spending
jtwo weeks in La Grande with her
Visited hi linker parents, Mr. and iMrs. W. D. Hanks.
M rs. Maleom I rvine, formerly
of i
North l'owder hut now lnctited in La J
UnimlP, rein rued from Huker where
nhe spent the week-end with relatives
and friends.
Resumes Duties
Miss Sarah 'Riddle left this morn
ing for Vancouver, where she is em
ployed as teacher. She has been
spending the holidays with her pa
rents here.
; Back to Yakima
Miss Mildred Riddle left for Ya-
Wont lo Yaliima
Mi and .Mrs. (Joorjyc Rochester, o
Yakima, Washington, returned ti
.' , ., ' , , ... ,-i.i.i'lkinia this morning., after spending
, ' , . ' I the holidays with her parents. -Miss
' ' w , Riddle is employed as teat-her in the
high school there.
Return to Su mm err Hie
Misses Vivian arid Nova Dodson
who have been visiting 'Mrs. Char
les T. Grace of this city returned
to their homes in Summerville this
morning.
FMP01S
(Special to. The- Observer) i
PROMiSR,Jan. 1. The Christ
inas ti'f at I'romlse Sa.1 unlay niuhl
wns 'a- 'ry sueeessi'iil (.ine.t A lartfe
ertAvd was preseul and till enjoyed
tho program audi reported u aood
lima. ' ' I
Al rs. Lola .Mai toon ami d.uightor, i
Iloiinle, of JOnterpi'lso enme in S'atnr-,
day to spend ( h risl mas wil h her
duughttM', M iss Ji'sshu, wlio is stay
Iiik;. lit .loner Trumps ttud is tone It.
Ing the. (irossman seliool. t
Kvei-yone enjoyed the Christ m:tn;
ti't'(i at Joium- Trumps .Monday. About
t 5 persons wmio proseut. Amoiiir'
Ihese wero II chllilren and 2n grand-1
clilldreii.
.Miss Aliee Kootberg anil. Miss I'al-
mer came in Saturday to spend
I'll fistulas wit h -M ihs Koulheru's uar-
ents. j
.luhii Doud returned home Sa tin- f
day utter working a few weeks, at )
Wallowa. j
.Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Horner and
daughter, .Margaret, Went to, Wullown I
.Monday.
I,. .N. Smith returned from Wallowa
Tuesday. I
Altss l.uey Heed returned homo Sat-I
unlay from Joseph where shtj has!
heen helping the Newhy family, who
have typhoid fever.
.Miss I'Yiedn Scoit returned from
l-hiterprlse' Snturdiiy. -- -- - i -
Kvet ett .Me( 'uliluii came to Prom
ise 'Saturday to spend Christmas with
relatives.
Javid Garrett took Miss Aliee Foot-
berg to Wallow Tuesday.
iliss Aliee Henderson, who is at
tending hitfli sehool In Wallowa, Is
spending" ChristnuiH with her parents.
Al Iks I kissel Kenworthy returned
home from camp l-Yidiiy.
Mr. and Airs. 1. H. McOonnld called
oit Al r. and Al i s. C. ' i 'urper, Suu-
lay.
The Promise Grange ehyted new
officers Saturday at their regular
meeting ,
C, J-:. Gorbetf returned to Cjimp!
Monday to work. '
John Carper had a popcorn string-'
ing bee at his home on Thursday
CLEARANCE SALE
Suits, Coats and
Dresses
Big Reductions
Nothing Reserved
French & G
reene
Slip
Pulllornlu uml W:ishtnKtn Sluto. (in
Xovi'inlx-r l(t Hallo will nu-i-l tli-t'ort
on llin Miiltnumuli I'li'lil and on Nov
inilii'r 17 Mid DroKun AkvIuh will play
Wuslllntilon Slutn 111 -i-i-.
l.'or aevi'iuil ywim Porllnml Inm liofMi
the wciii' of llio nnnuul flush holwi un
Orc'Kou uml Mnliu. Thin your thu
Kiiliio was trunsl'i rroil to Knu'onu.
A Good ThinR Don't Iins It.
Send your nam? and address nluin-
l!y written together with 'Ti t-ents
(and this slip) to I lianiberiaiii Jlcdi
eino Co., DeH Moines, Iowa, and re
eeive in return u trial packairc con
taining Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy
for coughs, colds, croup, bronchial,
"flu" und whooping , coughs, and
ealnu homo from ('amp Sulunluy
Laccy Trump kuvo it dunce .loniiuy
nlnht niter the I'lirLstnias tree. Kvery-
one hail a line lime.
FREE FOR ALL STAGED
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1. A mo-
itinn nii'tnre ilireetov at Universal
li. Thompson uml son, Ht-rln-it. ; city, near here, hired 800 extras Fri
day, to be used as tne auuience
in Ihe filming of a prize fight scene.
In the excitement of the make
believe Duirilistic fiesta, two of the
Mr. and Mrs. A. Trump l-"t i hired spectators forgot themselves
Sunday and .Monday wilh M I and came to blows. The fight quiek
Tninip'.s puronls, .Mr. and Mrs. V. l-jy spread to the other 71)8 members
Sanniir. of the "audience" and after the dust
liavid (Jarrott returned home from settled and a hurriedly summoned
Co nip Friday. . suuad of police had herded the com-
Mlss Aliee Kootlieiir, Mim Palmer, 'batants into the street, it was found
Huvid (iai-rett and Kvcretl. visHed : that the aiena was wrecked.
Sunday al i ruiuan Poulsons. 1 r? . 1
.Mr. and -Mrs. I;. 10. Thompson mid
LSTHMA
No cure for It, but welcoma
relief is often brought by
V V A R O RUQ
Over 17 Million Jan fejeJ Ycarh
hildren visileil with
tnd ramily iunilay.
S. Trump
I
Leaves l-'or Klirln
Mrs. (irare Hawkins,' of Pendelton.
arrived In l-:l. (Iruiule last evening
niul hoiirdeil the hraneh line train!
this niornln hound for ftlidn where!
she will visit friends und relatives for.;
.some lime.
Til VI.-U ISHXIicr
I'hnnui Allison, of flrass Valley,
arrived In l.a (li'ande last evenlm?.
She will he here for several (lavs
vlsillnit nl Ihe home of her hrolher,
W. Allison.
Returned to Weston
Miss r lora Shaefer returned to
Weston this morning to resume her
duties as teacher in the Weston high
school after spending a few ihiys
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. E. Hug
,.e ;i.r
vwtcii i i liiaiwii ; .
Mrs. CI. r. Hull, of Ualaes, urrlv- yill V'sit in Elgin
ed in Li (Iramle last evening on the Ml., C;rac.0 Hawkins and daughter,
brunch line train and left for heri) ,, vem;, lea this morning 1:1
home nl llio end 01 a cr iiciikiuiui ,n, wllC1. thev Wl.l visit witr. ma;..-
vlstl In Mnti'rprlMO and Joseph.
IllH'nes reoule Went Tlmiiurll
Mrs. .1. Ashwood and her ilaUKhter,
who have been In KlRin for the past
few days, uriived In the elly on the
hraneh lino truln and left this niorn
Ins for their home ut lluines.
Leave fur Echo
W. W. Rogers and son Guy, left
this morning for Echo, where they
will complete a contract with the
Newport Construction company for a
bridge.
Hack from linker
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Parker, who
live In l.a fii-umie. returned to their
home 1;
they hav
relatives for several days.
friei'd:.. Mrs. h.'Aiiins am her
daughter used to reside in EIrt l.u!
iio.f make their home in PeuJIctn,.
Sunday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Graver of
Union, uccompanied by Mr. Craver's
father, motored to La Grande yester
day and spent the day with Mr. and
Mrs. E. 0. Payton.
"Happy New Years" from South
Tlie morning mail to the Observer
brought many letters, as per usual,
but one of especial note arrived.
"Happy New Years" it said and
wished the Observer staff joy for the
year of 1923. J. H. Ch'ilds and
l.auin b. Lhilds, of Oakland, Call
,st evening from llaker where the names signtd't the
,ve been vlsl Ing triemls uml(boUom Qf thc cheery j,,,,..,.
in k l'roni Itolse
.Ml', and Mrs. V. V. Vance, and
daughter, of Portland, spent a few
hours In l.a (frande yesterday on,
their way home from tloise, Idaho,
where they spent several days.
Vl-lled at I'llli'll
Maude Courle, of 1.0 Grande, spent
several days In t nlon vlstlng friends,
In-fore returning t her home lunt
evening. She report a very pleasunl
vlsil.
Went to KliteiO1'1'
fMrs. II. Henderson, who makes her
limine In lloise. Idaho, arrived In Ij
r-.-l....... n,vi pveninir and after speml-
Vhe Jllgbt m Iho "',t u,l"!
lilimRn the brunch line train tor;
l-.-rrltrprise where :e HI visit for,
some lime. !
. - I
Mas at l.
Among tho out. (town people who
visited In 1'nlon ronnly durhg lOC
lasl few days was -Mrs. l-'runk. KI-i
Hot. of llaker. who spent tie week
end vlsllinit wilh friends und relatives!
at i:igin. Slie returned lo l-i l.innuc
last evening on the hraneh line rluln
and wi nt to her home this morning,
reporting a very delOitfol visit.
Dr. Ilriuix-k IteluniH Home
r. (. M. Heacoek. who had heen
here Installing radio sets for August
.1. Slant-e and the Kevnlng Observer,
left ye-lerday for his home on llol
lon's steam ears. The iloetor drove
over in his bum wagon, hut all I''
good roada and high powere ' . i
could nol prevent tho can i from
Knowing In.between her - ul Enter
prise and Hie doctor f. p hal to avoid
Ihe recent expei!--:ne of the Joseph
taie he hail tnlser i-la mfety first, j
Distribution of Seeds
Congressman N. J. Sinnott has no
tififed the Evening Observer that he
will make distribution of govern
ment seeds allotted to him this year
through the papers in his district,
as this method has proved so suc
cessful for several years in getting
somo into the hands of those who
most desire them. Congressman. Sin
nott will also send seeds to any con
stituent writing directly to him at
'Washington, after they are ready for
distribution after the first of the
year. There will also be a few hun
dred flower seeds avuilable for distribution.
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Obserrer who doe not re
ceive bis paper by '8 o'clock in
the evening, please call Western
Dnlon. Main 24, and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
PORTLAND HAS
MANY CONTESTS
(Uy 'Iho A'Mjociated J ichh)
SAN KltAXHJSf'o, li-t :t". IVrt
laud, Oregon, fared woll thlw year at
llio hands of tin; Pairifli. Coil-fi-renc('
I'aothall schedule makers, who
Kavi the Oregon metropolis threo hlK"
t !i:t inU'reollejiinle clash eH,
Tho Kii'ues will ho play i'd on the
grounds of tile Multnomah A meteur
Athlelfc ('hih. nol far from the heart
of the eily. -The seating eapaelly nl
Ihe field is to he increased.
Port la ihI's first eonferpneo jfani
will he played )'lober 117 hel ween
NEW TODAY
1 )iW4iermFrsm':ff7
Safe
Milk
For Infant,
Invalids &
Children
The Original Food-Drink for All Arcs.
QuickLunchat Home, Office ojFountains.
RichMilk.MalttdGrainExtract in Pow
der ajTablet forms. NourUhinB-rfocookint.
8' Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
lrni) SAIR Alfalfa hav. Delivered
Phone Farmers 4X. 1-1-lt
WANTED Companion for elderly
lady, l'hone as'J-K. i-i-ivp
wrif trt'benr from owner havinir
farm for sale; give particulai-s and
lowest price. Jonn j. mac, iui
pewa Fulls, Wisconsin. 1-1-ltj)
FOR RENT 8-room modern house.
Close in. Phone 208-W. 1-1-ltp
FOR RENT Room and bonrd for
one or two. Call at Kiui Washing
ton Ave: l-l-2tp
FOR TRADE A, six" cylinder enr,
almost new, anu eiiuiuy in ivc
room modern house for cattle. In
ouire Observer. l-l-2t
OLD STYLE
niul
ASSOCIATION
DANCES
Every WtHlnwilny and Saturday
N Ik lit
MtMlei-n OnnciiiK Snturdny Nlf-ht
Rex Hall
CcmmI MuhIc! Gootl Time
P. J. Powers
Director.
iBLOJffln.froa.aMii
Section 2
Men's Wear
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This morning we wish to push business into the
background, while we wish you "H9alth, Happi
ness ,aiul Prosperity throughout 1923"
ASH BROS,
Across the Street from Peare's -1113
Adams
Let Us PHI Your KiiKaijemriits
Olson's Orchestra
A. L. Olson, Violin
Mrs. IT. F. French, riano .
K. JMcMnnus, Trumpet
C. r.ieycrs, llrtlms
J. O. finoilsrasH, Clarinet
J. Koblr.uon, Saxophone
C. 10. Mays, Trombone
C. K. -Slays, MaiutRtT
I'luiiie ;t78-.M
ticldiiifr throat; Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets for stomach
troubles, indigestion, passy pains
that crowd the heart, biliousness and
constipation; Chnmhcrlnin'a Salvo,
needed ' in . every family for bunu,
scalds, wounds, piles, and skin af
fections; these valued family medi
cines for only 5 cents. Don't niisu
it Adv. ", - ;
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January
Clearance
OF COATS, SUITS, DRESSES,
ELOUSES and HATS
Campbell Sisters
: Ready-to-Wea 'and -Millinery
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ARCADE
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Admission ..: 40c
Children 10c
Try the Matinees
Matinees Start at 2:15. Only One Show in the
Afternoons
Evening Shows Start at 7:00 and 9:00
WILLIAM FOX presents " -
-for the first time on a.W5 ;crccn
111 II
l (The climax of Vw '':-:' ' ML."-
m motion picture progress. 3 , .:. '.
ItJ. GORDON EDWARDS J
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