La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texta-- Tuesday, January 23, 1923. THE LA 'GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "PAGE FTV THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley j town nttvndinir to busiiiMt. M4 JHiip -ii.Ri T 4 SET BUCKET BG' j-l"1 f -TTV "A)1'! OFCOAL- AND K gT. 0,E WEV HOME AV-louT BY K "X t?tl BmMOlJ S -Zf lfs- SUPPER J ' ?!JL2X ' 'V'1 V. STANLfi y- - "457 Et Wbfcl.ei4,VHO DELIVERS WASHINGS for his wife,, was lost foi tnno hours "Today somewhere bbtnween tub back porch and his coal shed Local News In Brief Mushiest Visitor Donald Mntott, of IVrry, spoilt yra terdny In the city on business. Down from KntcrpHse Henry C Hansen came down from Kntrrprisc lant eWmlns and n a U-sl1 of the Foley holH. Ort-ffoii, spent yesterday in the city on business. 'Here from Boise KiiRene l.ooney .of Hois, Jduho. is .here for a few days v visit ins us th Kiu-al of the Kontnier Hotel. , Irian Sisters Meet The I'ythlan Sisters club will meet Ht the home of Mrs. V. A. Mush, IMO. Cedar, street, Wednesday afternoon: i Weill to IVrry j Htellu' Hhepnrd. of this city, left j hi fit evi-ninfr for Perry, where she will ivifiit hor parents for several days. To Attend rtiucrnl Mr. and Mrs. Uoy I?. Currey of La firande. left, for Portland to attend the funeral of Mr. Carrey's mother In I'rom Jlljiiu j Mt'H. II. J. need aim uaupiuer, r ; rived In I, a firande from nd were K"ewia lit tin: sm.y uy iuwi itrmiiK- Jtelnriis Hume Mrs. Charles Ward, of Kamela, re turned to her home after spending a week in Maker visiting1. Marriage Utilise Issued A marriage . license was issued form the county clerk's office yester day to tilenn Baling1 and Kthel Alford. Rctunu After Visit Joe Egun returned to his home at Walla Walla after spending the past week visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Adams. In La short Cova Man Here Karl J. Stackland at rived Grande vesterdav to sPend j lime on business. Mr. Stackland is registered at the Foley. In from Imbler Carl Buttrick came in on branch line train from Imbler evening" and is stopping at the vo hotel. IIUIflLER HOOP i COACH IS ILL! i the Ja Sa lic turns from Portland James Nelson -of the police force in this city, returned Jhis morning from a short business trip in Portland, Here fiimi Vincent . Miss lltucel Sloan arrived In this city lust eveninjr from Vincent and wilt upend u few days in this city visiting friends. .Miss Sloan Is u'ffdest of tho Savoy Hotel.; l.efl fur Portland ,. Mr. and Mrs. .George Young and children left this morning on No. 17 for Portland, where they were called by the serious illness of Mr. Young's father. Peter O'Sullivnn. ltclurns from Portland Mit-H Louise Kq'sch returned this morning from a week-s stay in I'ort land on business and pleasure. She reports a very pleasant time in the Hose City. Returns Home Mrs. L. I' Pelssler, a resident of Walla Walla, returned to her home last evening nft or spending several days at Klgin, visiting with relatives and friends. She reports a very pleas ant visit. ' "; ' , j : 1 j v-..'.. heaves After Visit Mrs. M. A Lewis, . of The Halles, who has lieen visiting relatives in UiIh city for some time, left this morning for Caldwell, Idaho, where she will visit for a short time -before returning nome. , ' - , . ' Hark from Visit 1 Mr. and Mrs. Seroskey, of La firande returned from Maker, wher! they have been visiting a few days. ! Idaho I,mly Here j Mrs. Irvin-1 Adams returned to her !home in Hurley. Idaho, last evening after a short' business - visit in La .(rande. Down From llnteipi ise Itelmii to luihler A .J. McKenzie came down from! Mr. and Mrs. Kay Norval rutvirned Knterprist last evening and Is regis- to their home at Imbler this morning ti'j'ed at the Savoy for a short time. (after spending Home time visiting in (this city. I'asM's Through Mips It. Ault. of Knterprise. pas. I ed : Home ftir Week-Fml through Jiii -Grande last evening on' Miss Helen Deiisen. of Kamela, ar- her way to Pendleton, where she will rived in the city after spending the visit for about a week. week-end at home. Alius Denseil at- ... -! . 'tend the local high school. " Itai k io Mnkor ' I , .Mrs. T. 11. Mtr(ioern and Mrs. C. 10. Mown 1'iotii I Intcrjirlse , ('O.le. of Maker, returned to their1 H. A. Si-ahrook came down from homes after spending yesterday in the , Knterprise last evening on business ctly visiting. jand Is slopping in this city as a gu' jUf the Koley I lot--!. Will visit Miss Vamior and AMss' Inglter who Left This Moruiiig , t ipftke their honie'nt 1-tnterprise'' t"!f;r Mr. antl Mrs. 11. Todd and children, for Nampa. Idaho, where the will of Ugdeii. I'tah. left this morning on spijnd several weks visiting relatlvts. jibe brunch line train for KIgin. , .- -. f : 'where they will visit relatives. . I'lidciuoliia Ilepatrs . , . The Citape Car, which has been in. the 'Ol-W. round house for severtfl ) I'lllit!! Aloir.c l''tne Martin KitHgeratd, whd recently un- dtiys undergoing some repairs on theiderwenl an operation ht Portland, is heating system, will soon be ready recovering as speedily as could be ex for services airain. IX will be located pected. . near the Depot. In from Alice! Hums Hiihio.-s Vl-llor ! Mr. Van Houscn drove in f;om -Mrs. M. V. Kggleston. of Hums.1 Alice! yesterday and spent the day in "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE 1 4th Annual January IU) mi and Remodeling Sale STILL GOING ON Wc Save You Money on Every Artic'e Note Our Special Sales Prices Haby MaiiglHer Arrives Mr. und Mrs. It. G. Carpenter are the proud parents of a seven-pound daughter, hor nto them January 15 at lloqulaiii, Washington, Mr. Carpen ter is a fftrmer La Grande boy and has many friends who wish to con gratulate him. I'liUm Men 11 ere .1. W. Spencer, l-'red Mavis. Chester Kmmons and Heginald Woods, all of I'nion, spent yeslerday afternoon in La Grande attending to some business mutters. They returned to their homes lute in the afternoon, making the trip by auto. .Meetings Continue Lev. Robert Gray of the-; Chapel Car is continuing the meetings at the Haptist church this wek. Congrega tion was fcoort last night. IVnpW'tre urged ito rome ; and help in tlse meetings. . VWeMleslre t.o .increase ihe attendance, und the co-operation of alii those, interested in this kind or work is asked,'! sys Itev. Pfftyi . 1 MJ.nccabee Ladtos Meet The Busv Pees of the Lady Mac cabees will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Charles '. Murchison. 2007 First street. Wednesday, Janu ary 21, in the afternoon, instead of Mrs. .G. R. Kerrs. Find It Here 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 IMBLER, Jan. 23. M rs. L. A. Prescott returned from visit with La Grande n-elativcs Kridny. A very interesting game of bas ketball wus pluycd Friday evening between Union and Imbler hiKh school teams. Although our team was defeated we are not discourntred as we have some very Rood material, but due to our coach being crippled up anil going on crutches, we liavi not had the help we needed. The score was 17 to 31. 0. K. Burrell went to La Grande Friday to consult a Physician. Mrs. l.yal Strihgham went to La Grande Saturday io have a minor operation performed. Mr. Stringham spent Sunday with her. - The Farmers Union held a busi ness meeting und banquet in the K. P. hall Saturday. Mus. Lucretia Ruckman has been (luilo ill the past week with ery sipelas, Pat Rollins Iiad ihe misfortune of having his aptle toouse, containing about 3500 boxes of apples, burned by fire Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins were attending the show at the time the alurm was given. We understand there, was about $3000 insuance. The third reel of ,the picture "A Fool's Paradise," was Hieing shown Saturday evening when the fire alarm was giverv about Pat Rollins' apple house and most of the men rushed to the ac'eno and the show was, discontinued Sunday evening, a free show waa given to the public. Rev. Hershcy. delivered a very in teresting sermon Sunday evening a', the Methodist church. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin weit tp Lone Tree to visit their son, Law rence and family, who have all been quite ill tho past week. Chas. Squire returned from a busi ness I rip to Portland Sunday. Pius, pects do -not .look as prosperous along the coast as he had expect jd A girls' basketball team has been organized and practice begun. They xpoct to play Alicel at Imbler Fri day evening;. Sir. and Mrs. Ray Norval have spent the last week with La Grande fritnds. Mrs. M. H. Prior and daughter. Marie, went to Ln Grande Saturday. Joe Ross attended the public sale . near La Grande Monday. I The Campf ire Girls' supplies have , come so they are going to meet Wed-1 nesday evening at the school house I for regular meeting. ) J. A. Gnskill and family, Willi Ruckman, wife and son, and Mr. and; Mrs. Sam Ruckman spent aunday at the home of Mrs. LucreiUa Ruckman.' : SCOUT JEWS; . ' ' . s t"i"T""7i "-' ' Tonight at '7:00 o'clock thc': scout masters and ithcir ' assistants 'will meet at headquarters at the V. M. i.. io lay piuns lur iiiu cumuli Anniversary Week.! All officials are urged to be present at this time. J Copy for this column must be j In by 10:00 a. m. S A HOMEMADE LUNCH Apple, mince, pumpkin and cherry pies, cheese sandwiches, ham sand witches, hot malted milk, hot lemon ade, hot ice cienm sundaes. A dc- j licious cup of chocolate or coffee with j whipped cream. Ice cream in any quantity, for busy clerks, or Pro prietors of stores will find our lunch es just right and economical. Try them at Silvcrthorn-Wright's Family Drug Si'ore, formerly Putnian's drug store. 1-23-21 T f..- 1 K.,t ,l,a 1 1 1 lie 1 1 1 1 j. UiipiJiriia ui.ii. liie surgeon who makes an incision to fill. I BnniMtMtKi. wrnn. dniwn't find anything but a profit Stale School Kunas now available for loaning upon Union County farms. Interest 6. Call upon or write H. E. Dixon. Foley Building, La Grande. Oregon. 10-30-tr What is said to be hog cholera in causing serious loss tu stockmen in the Island City section of the Grunde Ronde valley. MIXED DANCE Attend the mixed dance at Zuber hall Wednesday, January 24th. lluth modern and old-time dances. Music by Olson's orchestra. l-22-2t !n a village, u prominent cltlxcn m sotm-boiiy who wcara n walch chain di'iiped Herons his front elevation. 1 NEW SPRING DRESSES Both taffetas and crepes in a beautiful array of the very new est modes. Moderately priced from $10.50 up. FRENCH & GREENE Ready-lo-tVear and Shoes O00O0OOO0O00OOOO0O000OO0OOOO0O0OO0000O0OO00O00t9.4 Riinjr ns your family prescriptions or recipes, ihey will ulways recuiw our personal attention Htul filled nt reasonnblc prices nt SilVnrthorn Wright's' Knmily !iup: Store,' form erly Pulmnn's rlruiy store. l-23-2t When a limn looks buck and think of whit a fool he was, he is glad there were no monkey glands to pro long his youth. necessary. Only men with fair in telligence and cowl character can ho considered This company sells 1 1 health and accident insuranct Ad dress 4HM3 Northwestern Hank Building:, Portland, Oregon 1-22-tlt Correct this sentence; "I am offer ing this set," Natd the book agent, "only to tho loading families of the community." NOTICE The Royal Neighbors will hold uieir next meeting on tuesuay ove ninpr, January itOt.h, 7:1(0 o'clock. Mevtinjr night changed to accommo date another organization.1 -Install-' ation of officers. All mciftbcrs urg ed' to be i present.' t . . l--lt A wife is a person who n:ikos five (rips back Into the house when you are ready to go somewhere in the automobile. ' ' In This' City ' " ""' Arthur Miller, who -'iinttl " re cently was proprietor of the Miller' Hotel at (Wallowa was in this city over Sunday and was registered at th Foley.; , Mr, .Miller nojv makes his home in'. Joseph. ' ' Klein Man Ilere N. K. Graham and wife of Elein stopned over p-' the Foley hotel last evening on their way to Bk'er where they will spend a few day hefore returning home. Mr. Graham is a cattle buyer of the Elffin district. Iteturns Home Miss MnryJean Thatcher left Sun dnv for her honip in I.os Angeles after visiting in his city for several months as the giiest of her sister. Mrs. Elmer Stoddard. While, here he attended the I.a Grande high j school and returned home to grad- uate with her class in the Los An , nos high nchool in i'hc spring. Miss Thatcher leaves a hfst of friends in ! this city who regret her departure t very muen. '' The senior scouts first and second basket ball teams will turn out to night under thfc tuelage'of Mr.'Keid, newly appointed as -oout; athletic coach. r Tho regular scout gymnasium class will meet this evening at 7 o'clock. STHMA Wo cure for it. but welcome relief is often brought by V A ro Rub Over 17 Million Jan Vied Ytark Extra Fine Three-acre iinprofe tract .'ysfont sHf the city l.lmllii, one lilrf- r'i'vpii he paved highway. Wnl cuiiul'J.r tradr. for house In town . , NEW TODAY All Jlen'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 - One-Fourth Off MEN'S SLITS B0YS, xTRAGOOD and SUITS OVERCOATS Two Pair Knickers One-Fourth Off One-Fourth Off ; WAXTRD-Work bv the hour Will do clnnmcr. washing, ironin. or ca'c for children. Phone farm 1S5 or 4II4-R. l-23-.'it FOUND Ladies-, rinir. Inquire Sci ence department, high school. " 1-23-ltp FOR SAI.R Youn fllig Type! rce- I iterwi I'ninnd China male pit's, al o choice bred gilts. Bert Knight Union. - l-2:i-(tn ! WANTED Fih cow. Phone 21.8-M ! l-23-ltp i IUPT RFrKIVED new simply of 1I..U : .:t ' 1 i-in A.l . ... ivi, ntiniiin uvenu,.. l-i.j-.;ip ; FOR RENT House. Call 173-R. l-2.1-.Up A flve-aen Iracl, Improved and to ibc: Ht a hHrgiiln price, and eood tfrins, one-half mile from. City Lim its and puvi-d highway. A five-Hen tract In May Park. This h on of th best improved and py nt projtrrUrs ln the valley., Kxlra xood. I'liilosophy is'Hijnply the the art of kidding (iiirfelf Into thinking you like soniothing"-that fjlvex yoii a "pain. i I'- ' t ' . t,: A lino of real leather purses nnd bill hooks nnd n few ladies huud purses from tho best factory in tho east, at about huLf values, in many instances leas than the cost at the factory today. See them it): the. win dow at Silvcrthorn-Wright's Family 'Drug Store, formerly Putt man's drug store. ' . l-2-2t You may cancel uid wipe" out wir dt-hts if yen w II, but the folks in Ihiropf will 1m d. ad broke still. About the only thing that could make the situation wors( would be 1 he dlseovery of (ll at the Straits. You can always feel sure of find ing the finest assortment of candies made at Silverthorn-lWright's Family Drug Store, formerly Putnian's dm store. 1-23-21 It The best way to keep u.husband'it 'dve "is not. to- appear loo darned an xious about it. A Classified Ad Will Do It! Entire Lice of Men's and Boys Jersey Sweatkrs Ode Half Price STANDARD MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY NOTHING RESERVED FDI'CATOU IS HONORED TTT! R .lMn. R. f- Dvkstr-i principal of fie Imbler public schools vro i we I known in iiregn fo h'f I work in rducatioral lines, has been! dr.tpd to mcmljerhn n the f)re- j Writers' league and his name ha?; ,,nn added to the Oregon author.- ' list. I Dltntm is a memlc of the! 'nff of the Ori'Con Teache:Vi Monthly and the Filup'ioml Four-' da t inn's Vfiirine ff Nw V-k. an''j i a ronti ibutor to Parent-Teacher, ! His dijc'onnl work was rcentl'v recowni-Zed hv a sketch in vnlur ? of Who' Who an i Whv in Edu-:i cation, the nublication of the indi ruu for public x'rv'irr-, Snve S'nrk. j RtAD OIifti;RKK AS'irM) A lm.'TP tract In May Park, with xtr eoorf lnipro niohls, Jrrlcatd, lcst of land and fruit. Kiyht-room medTn house. Thr- fin- modern hom. Well !o al'-d, bfautifully furninhed, want to Ht cOinpl'"!. Jf you want KomrLblne xtra tt4 h i us show you these fine hmK. Pyramid Land Co. Any I.a Grande aubicrilier to the Obnerrer who doei not re celra hl paper by 8 o'clock ln the evening, pleaae call Wentern Union, Main 24, and a perlal rn.iien?cr will deliver a copy. LAMPS 25 off Tal)le and Floor Lamps In Gold Blue and Rose $14.85 Uu.vs Any Lamp in Our Window W.H.Bohnenkamp Company , , TODAY TOMORROW . IN LIFE'S GAME MAN, . FLAYS, FOR HIS OWN SOUL,;. A Dramatic nnd Compelling: Story of a Man . ; : Who Did Not Believe -rr.!! ! "MY FRIEND THE DEVIL" V Coming Thursday ' ' "the Valley of silent men" i ,-. i .: . iii I 'iljl'J mm NAW AwWC h AKin adcd TCr L. .,: GrfK . SHO0GftASs'S'tWCPHOO0 t ; fldamgflve ObbosiJe FOLET HOTEL-' t 5 . . Wasr Ine tnanRoctncnV assured vou .. , fS'X ' "' Hhe best' in ice creams oo'ritatn . MM-" WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ?r TRY Ap OBSERVER WANT AD . 1 1 I P i i v ei ,mmmmmm A Shirt Begins With The Cloth No one can make a good shirt of poor mater ial. It must lie of film weave, colors must be there to stay. That's tho sort of material you'll find in our McDONALJ) shirts for spring guaranteed good! They're good way down to details. ' . t&J ASH BROS. Across the Street from Pea re's 111.1 Adams "The Store That Keeps Faith With the Teople"