La Grande evening observer., January 22, 1923, Image 5

Monday, January 22, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TAGE FIVE
THE OLD HOME TOWN '
By Stanley :K'-'ur''ir- .
Mrs. Maude Cronte returned to her
'home in Union after unpmlimr ravin 1
d:'.ys ill the city visiting.
'Pass Through
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Weod of Dur
I kej, who have been visiting in Los-
tine passed through La Grande or.
I th.'ir return ho:ne. -
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Portland Girl Here
Miss Orno Olsen. who has been
I visiting friends in La Grande, re
tinned to her home in Portland las
evening.
Will Rosido Here-
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Rcsaman o'
! California arrived in La Grande las;
(evening and will make this their fu
ture home.
Rcnorted Bettei
.Mrs. Henderson Clark, who has
b:-?u quite ill for the past few day:;
from an attack o pneumonia, is re
ported to be improved today..
gun promptly this morning with no of home is in every heart. For two ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooOOOOO
delay on account or mid-season en- ' hours "The Old Homestead" will
rollment, man. It pk'ftcc the rich and tthe.g
- nonieurew, uore ami disaster, ami
leave you feeling that nn old trunk
W alter Wakefield of Imbler, iu ; h,.a i, h nf ... l,,r.!r
noil. iu. ;;, tha past envelop you.
Here from Imbler
Walter Wnliefinld"
La Grande today on
In from Kljrir. J
Mrs. W. R. Metcalf came in fron:
Klgin last evening and is a guest o: :
the Fokv hotel. !
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The Amity t Yr. ivi I;ti'V msho-Io
' c ulion :-t po:ts 1 1 ri ihir;nj tin) pat
.ir 4, VP I i'-.M'!t in' r.iilU vh 1 q
. ::tiiinifi . Inn- I, of whl. Ii I6.iml
' roatiy knQ. '
From Kummerville
E. H. Oswald nirivetl in this city,
f.om Siimmtirvillc last night on bui- T?- n T"MI
ness un. is a guest of the Foley ; r vJ- jf p A-
'laxtrarine!
To Spend Dny nt Elffin j
Mirs Juliet Whittuker, the county j
nurse, left this morning for Kl;vin. ;
wiime she will sputul a short Uine
I business. !
Down from Enterprise
F. B. Rinehart enme down fron
Enure; ise even in jr and is m-j
In Portland
Grande went to Portland yesterday it"cd :'t tl;e Savoy hole!.
v.uure sne win ?penn a tew days be
fore returning to her home.
G?rs to Portland
James Nelson left last evening fo
Portland wh-re he will spend a few
d::;s.
Vine.-nt Man Here
Clyde Miller was a week-end visi
tor in this city and was a truest
the Savoy hotel. Mr. Miller make;
his home in Vincent.
Thrt'r-uctv inmrovint travt 'ut:t out
f- tin City I.lntit;;, one )iO'.k Jl'or.l'n
1 1 -h. - pa v i d iMKhway. Wnl t on'ji'J r i
;t;:tt!o for Jutu( la town.
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A flvo-:icie trait. Improved :niil j.o-' o
jlntc, nt a liariMin prHv, a:ul uooti :
ittrnis, onc-hal'.' mile Ciotu City Lim-fo
It.- and pavt-.I lilnway. lo
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Local .News 1
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Marriago Licmtftcit
Last week mamage lieense.i were . turned Saturday nisht from lloise !
...ou.u .u .. .u-,Mai.i;Cr ami uir- i,iaho, wheio they spent the past
U Landers, and to Bantey S. Les-jwcek shopping. -ter
and Vera Helvcy.
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A flv-: ere ti-.et lii 't -.y Purl;. Tli's'g
t:- one of th- l.-.-st i.'il.wrov" il ami lKiy-
Rf'.urns from Hoist Ilf.if proiit-rlt.-a In t!ie -valley, i:tr.i o
-nr. and iMl-3. 1. W. Be! ic-:e..oil l
DRESSES
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Both taf Attas v.nd crepes, in a
beuutiiul arrt'.y cf the very new
est mode:?. Moderately priced
from $1G.50 up.
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear' and Shoos
Ferry Woman Here
Mrs. StrinRham of Perry was vis
iting relatives in La Grande over
Sunday.
Spendinjt Day Here
Hiss Reta Robinson and Miss V.'il
nia Thompson, of Perry were down
spending the afterr.oo in La Grande.
the contents cf a 35-gallon chemi
cal tank.
Af. Union
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ward of La
Grar.de Sunday at Union visiting
friends.
Back to L Grande
Mrs. R. N. Wrisht of La. Grande
who has bet.n. visiting in --Pltasai!
Valley returned home last nijrlit.
Enlerpriso Man Here
K. Aliiiei -.on was d;n
termise today atie;i.!:.u
in his city. '
n from En
to bu-:ine:
I)onn frwm Yt'allowa ,
Mrs. M, I. Peielle and children
c.ime down from Wallowa last tve
ninK nnd are registered at the Sa
voy hotel.
Arrived Last Evening
Scott Clark arrived in La Grande
last evening: from Wallowa and ir
stopping- for a short time at the F
ley hotel.
A ton-aero tract In lay l'trlc, with
extra ood improvem. nls. lrrli;nl(l,
'l)fst or
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Constipation.
ini an.l n-uit. Kt'-hl-rooin ! , "nsupajon ot llio bowels 1h a
isiopi'na ot tiie sewerarjo system
that removes waste matter from die
.body. It is as necessary that, your
jiiowcis move reiruiarly oneo e.ich ciay,
ui can y on mis waste, as it ., '.i,i
Peter O'Sullivan 111 u
Word Wfi5 roepiv(-i!1 his mornin
from Portland that Peter O'Sullivnii "'.oilern buiiho
is n.u improving. Mr. O Sullivan':; ,
daughters, Mi-s. Vrank Bowman and j
Mrs. Geo. Younir will leave tonitrlit i Tin e - r:no nunioi-n Ihhiiob. Well
for Portland to be with him. culeil.-iieautiruiiy tin-nislu-d, want to j the waste pipes of your home b"L liept
... . ' soil roinplotr. K you want soniotliln.TOien and carry off the waste from
I ninh' ?e,ml. nuJ;;' l-t s show you th.se fla. ' '"' " you w0lUd enjoy fr,rl
j. Uenham, a prominent Union (health, keep your bowels re,;,ilu,' by
A t.ooi:
o; -;i-a nndorneath a
'.ItiiuuT as a pockel
tlie brilit llBhta. .
arrived in La' homes
Grande last evening on the branch j
line train from his home in Elgin.
lie wi.l he here for a few dnvj at
was registered at the Foley
Called to Jury-
Jim Nelson, a ninn-ilier nf tlirt t.a i:..' . , . , , -
i i . j. r ,:, - " i it.:inntr u so me leirai ous less.
Grande ipohce force, loft for Port-1 .
land yenterday, where he was called; EvanKeli,-.t to Preach
to testify on a case before the Fl- The Chanel f-nr .vnnKpli,f -ph.rt '
Gray, will "preach every nijrht this;
Return to Vincent- - If.? tL'" '..""IH?,11 ,of .t,fJtu.r-i
hotel. I Going to California- ... I Mr. and Mrs. S. M Houston re ! tho ' Rmxht church. Tonic-hfs tonic!
Jn:nes hVii: was in this city yc--'c n to tneir Home in Via;;is; Ust. Stolen or Strayed," to
twday from K:itorpri.'a on his way , . "s morning after spending the p:,st which Br cordiallv invited.
takintr Chamberlain's Tahle'-s win
needeil. Ailv.
Any I. a Grando subscrlhor to;
the Observer vho doos not re
ceive his pnpr by 8 o'clock In
t no evening, pleaso call Western :
L'nlcit. Main 2-1, ,and a special .'
riioHstmer will deliver a copy.
Spent Week-End Here
From Bakfr on Pumpkin kidKe spent the week-'e:al Grand Jury
iuiss i-uciiie l unen was a Jiauer , cnu m ln:s city with Ji is lamily.
visitor in tnis city yesterday. She!
Pyramid Land;:'
Tn f rnrn A iirnl
John Wells came in from Alicel to On'kliin.l',' r:;1Ti;'i.n'.ia,"wlK.re lie will ' ?cw d?,'s in th;s city shopping. WhiH
last cveninv on business and is stop- tjy.it relatives for some time. j hcre tncy wcro RUt of the r . .
pins at me &avoy.
(Juild Will Meet
The Westminster Guild will meet
at the homo of Mrs. Georire R. Vehrs
1504 Seventh street this eveninir.
j To Visit nt Hurk:c
j Mrs. J. L. Cnitwrisrht and children
left, this mornir.g for l)u:kee where
they will visit for a few days.
Wmnin's Club Si arts Soon
The Business Women's Club, whicli i
will hold its opening reception in the i
rra-anur.rtcis. m the Y. M. U. A.
Down from Minnm
lira. S. E. Goff arrived in this
Goes to Vincent
Chas. Dunbar of this citv loTt. this.citv vestei-dav from Minnm mnnf
morning for Vir.ccrt where he is! a few days as a gucsi of the Savov.
expecting to work for some time, i ',
: From Jo-eph
Returns Home After Vir.it j. C. A. Miller came down from Jo-
Miss Lydia Cleaver ! ft thi-. morn- speh last eveninr: on business an:.:
iiiir for her home in Imbler aft. r is i-cri-teijd at ill-- Foley.
yWitlng for some time with rela-: - -- - :
tives in this city. I Ccer. to Hot- l.-.-.k: .
: ! Mrs. M. A. Adrms of this cit-
Will Resid:- in Portland left, this mo.rr.iwr for Hot Lake foi
Mr. and Jl:-s. William Gilkey of medical liv.Umuu.
Eltrin passed through La Grande last :
evening; enroute to Portlanrl' wheie T.ack to Work Again
tbeytvill make their future linns. . , C.J. Bi;.-k, wr.o has been ill for
, tho past f-j'.v days, i-: at'r.in at t..o
Pendleton Lady Here ! office attending to his buiiness.
- Mrs. J :R Ferguson of Pendleton
arrived in La Grande last evening Urd'-n Tom: F.tlnrns
and will- visit with Mrs G R Will- The Cnioo basketball team return.
iams for several davs
Small Fire Sunday
: :A small fire, catching on the roof, to 13
oc- tne resi-icriC-e ol k. l,. I'o.ve, ;-.
2110 Oak street at 8:15 o'cio-q yes
terday. damaged the root to tlw ex
teTit of about 5100. accov.iin to 0:
estimate of the ownnr. The i'iia
parmcnt av ived on tho s": -e P' on:p'
ly and e-xni.uih-.-d . ri:e wi-J
ed on the branch train from Lltr::
where they played the VAz'm tcnc
nTi..i weie ocu;en hv a rcote oi-iv
To l ocate in La Grande
Walter Arnold and children ai
ri.Oa in this Cltv this mm-nino nn t-.-.:.l.. .....
v,, in e r l i n.L " - iirjy, i-iuiuary Oln, jointly Willi an
..o. 17 fiom Nebraska. They expect election of officers, is for all -women
to make La Grande their future , who are employed in La Grande
j business esUiblishments. Teachers in
.,.,,, , .. .. . I the La Grande public schools are al-
k T i ',Sr"tt.n? ' so included as well as-all women who
bheriff Lee Wannck returned last are affiliated with a business. The
evening from Portland where he club is planning on having a larg
spent the past week attending the 1 membership. .
northwest convention of sheriffs and!
police officials. , I T,0 0j Homestead
n , TT. ! Pictures come and pictures go
Kcturns to 'ncent- ve cnjuy themf thcn f()rrot (hm
Mrs. ! T. Turnipseed, who has I but when a picture like "The Old
t'cen in tlnscity shopping for sev-, Homestead," now playing at Sherry'-;
ci.il days, returned to her home in Theatre, .is given to us, we find ii
nicest this morning. While in this I venr bard indood. to forget it. Go 1
cry .Mrs rurnipsced stopped at the I likes humans, and, following the Go I
1 oley hotel. , p-lven example, we all do, if we let
, ... .. , : jti nh. an ! "The Old Homestead."
lo Visit in California wilh jts homely scenes, its sincer-
Mrs. K 17.P hef. h rinnnn!., lofl Sol. I I .... .-.ii-:-.. . i...
i i ;. J ..i.-1 iiv, rjvt.- .ui.i ..loiiiice, is ry nu
n-Jay night for Stockton, California, I ma:;. It 'nleases the rich anil the
wuere she will visit as the guest of ! por, the sa-.nl nnd tho sinner, the
3i -s. l'rarik O llnrn Jor spmo time. J good-nnlureil mortal and the crab,
as accompanied as fa.r as Port-1 for. "be t ever so humble" the love
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I.'.cliis De cleanse
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Mr. nr.: Mrs. If. Tjiri'.l and 'chi',
d:v5n :iriv;'. in l.n ('traiia thi: niorr;
iniy fiTiu 0;i;dt.:if Liiili and "viii sue :ci
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STILL GOING GX
We Save You Money on Every Arlic'e
Note Our Special Sales Prices "
AH Men's ' Entire Line of
DRESS SHIRTS ROUGHNECK
One-Fourth Off SWEATERS
One-Third Off
Entire Line Men's ALL TOM WYE
DRESS PANTS and
One-Fourth Off TRAVELO
JACKETS
Entire Line of OncFourlh Off
MEN'S SUITS BOYS' XTRAGOOD
and . SLITS
OVERCOATS Two Pair Knickers
One-Fourth Off One-Fourth Off
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land by llrs. 1,.
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I.. Snorlgrass.
Visit at Walla Walla
jlr. and Mrs. bam Wade came
rf.uvn from Kntcrprir-o last nteht and
''ft this nnrn.r.g for Walla Walla
'..'-re. mry win visit their daughter
v.-! son-in-law,' Mr. and ' Mrs.. J. L,
Keavia. ...
S:hr)ol Opens Agim Today
The srcor.l srniestcr of the schoo:
-ar opened this morning in the La
f.rande Public schools, the scliola:
carolling promptly at 9 o'clock. Ma;:-lu-.v
fcholms enrolled in the Brad,
schools and quite' a class of rev.
"i'reshios" made thrir nnpnarnnce in
high school, much to the delight of
ice older classmen. 'Work w
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The Oriiml Fooi-Drinlc for All Apca.
Ouirkt.imcl.r.-. Home Offj.'e&.F&unt.'tins.
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Jersey Sweatkrs Cde-Kali Price '
STAND AK i) MFRCIIAXDTSE 01' QUALITY
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A Shirt Begins With
The Cloth
No one can make a good shirt of poor mater
ial. It must be of fine weave, colors must bo
there to stay. That's the sort of material you'll
find in our McDONALD .shirts for spring ,
guaranteed good! They're good way down to
details.
ASH BROS.
Across the Street from Pea re's
1113 Adams
"The Stoiv That Keeps Faith With the People"
t:-i s e haute ful zji?
EV-it; to rrrr.t i$ nzn
13 Oi- LOVE.
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