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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1923)
Thursday, January 23, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE THE OLD HOME TOWN Dy Stanley en P forward to a big year in the farm ing business. .. At -Foley F. T. Turnipseert, who makes his home in Vincqnt, is in this city for a few days as a guest of the Foley hotel. Here from Pendleton Miss Eva Johnson was a Pendle ton visitor in . this city yesterday. (She was registered at the Foley I hotel. THE SHOW TROUPB THAT WAS TO PLAY THE OPRY HOUSE -rMUQHTTj J NEVeft LEPT THE WAITNS ROOM STOVE, ON ACCOUNT OF ' THE WTENSB COLO lOMT. Local News 'In Brief On No. 17 Miss Pearl Giles, who makes her ' home in Joseph arrived in this city : msi .'vti.injr on l.ne oraiim line .ruin and left this morning for Adonis. Oregon, on buain'esj-. Purchases Home William McGuire recently purchas ed a house and two lots on U ave nue from the La Grande Investment company. Leaves for Purtland Mrs. James E. Clark left yesterday for -'ortlmnd where she will probably spend a week visiting friends. Visiting in La Grande C, E. Ryder and -wife are visiting m this city from IMgin and are stop, ping as kuos&s of the Foley. Down from Enterprise " Rex McRae came down from En terprise last evening on business and is stopping at the roley for a short time. Spent Kvenlna In Town 1 Franklin was a guest of the Savoy l.yle :.strlnKh:itn. cnylik-r of the lm-,last eveninir. bier bank, drove in hist night and i ,. spent tjie evening in the oily. In from lilc-in ' '.11 : ' Thus. I). Todd arrived ill LaGrande Visiting Mi" from; Elgirr last tveiiins end is-'ytaf Mrs, -fcj'.lwin Hos'.vcll, who m:ikr.i lior i-iting in this city for a shout time lioino in-nr Covf, is vi.sitinr ui Uu-jas a guest ox the bavoy. - home of J..l. Ktcjirns. of this city. To Reside Here Go"s to Hitinrs' Mrs'. H. A. Thomas of the River- Mr. i and Mrsi D. B. Asfihv of 'side Park kit this inornnis for Pleasant Valley arrived in :La Grande H;iint where she will visit her sis- t'er for a few days. last evening an.l will make tliis their future, home, ''i ' 1 Op Business- Perry Lady Here I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Buchwald of Mrs. I.ov.- snenf vilierdav in the I Iowa, who' have been stopping city shopping, returning to her home this city' for the pap. few dayii left in Perry in the evening. , j this morning for Portland, where they will visit for s-j-me time. To Visit H. C. Nelson of Baker arrived in La Grande where he will visit for some time with relatives. l'o Visit nl Xortli Powdri Mrs. W. II. Iti ut'T iiivl son. Hobby, . jlrfl tiiis nioi-iilni; for North Powder. lu-re they will visit Mrs. Biilwell for u short time. To Tclornset Mil;. C. M. Hutchinson of La Giande left for Tdocaset to spend Uoimn !o Xortli Powder the week-end visiting. Mrs. J. I.. M. Uiilf and children re .i i. j.. i. ! 1 1 . ', .)'. . ,, . ;lui-n.l to llieir home at North l'ow Return Home "::t .il ider this :;iorn:r;?r afler Here Visiting Miss F. Barnes of Elgin is rn this city lor a tew days visiting and shopping. Miss Barnes Is registered at tho Sommer hotel; To Salt Lake Miss Dorothy -Macklin left this morning on No. 24 for Salt Lake City where she will visit relatives and Jriezias" foil some time. Returns J.Iome and comfortable furniture will be provided. The dusi" ............ club officials wish for every busi ness women and girl to cunsider her self invited without a special invi tation. They urge that everyone be present at the big reception I-rjday night. PnrmAr Vnllav farmer W. L.- Evans, formerly proprietor r . . I Tninil hllf tlilW liv- 01 a 7arm near i..' . - , -; ing net- Asotin, WWihmgtoi;, is in -he citv today on some business mat ters. ""It, hasn't bo.'ii necessary to feed my beef cattle any winter fee l so far this season nu conditio are ideal in the Asolm section." Asotin is about 600 tut. above sea level and is situated in a section where the beef industry thrives largely through the natural rfvnnfn.,. nf the country in refer ence to this phase of the agricul tural industry. . Baker Registration Larger Thi,-t iiininr hieh students .titer- el the high school Monday which brings the total numoer 01 .iiuoen.s in hieh school now Up o 388. Twelve other students also entered upon the course of higher learning, most of whom have betm working or have been out ot town tor the first semester. Ten young people who rfrnim..,! the first semester on account of sickness and causes have coma back 'to continue their studies. Tha total registration at this time shows an increase over inn- 01 last semester by a total of 41 more stu dents in high school. There are 2!fi girls and 172 Boys in 'ine nign school Four students have come from ou! nf town nlncest thev are Alma Shel- Uon, senior from Eagle Valley, Laura j Malone, sophomore from Vale. Amic Heater, freshman from district ino. 13 an.l Fredrica Giberlihg, freshman from Halfway. Kay ..innutcm v. taking a post graduate course. iEa ker. Herald.' will preach tonight on "A Petrified; oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopoo Qm.l ' .,,,,1 nbrVif Ihn nb-1 O . 2 . Soul." and tomorrow night the sub ject will be "Absolcm Riding u Mule! in tho Woods.'' All young people aie especially invited for Friday: eU-nrng. . , Public Health .Meeting j The annual inecling of the public; health association of t'nlon e'ounty , w II be held In the city hall lu l.i' t'i uule on Thursday," Jaiiua'V 'JiMh, j at ehlht o'eloek. Mt-m. Wadle (In- IMin- bur, of I'.n'lliiml, will bo ureseiit an I nn.vone IntoreHted in the work is cor dially ilivlled lo attend. , NEW TODAY Reverses Situations An nnnm-tmiitv to reverse n situ- Mr. n:il Mrs. F. 'IV Bt-nnk' n- nf pm l:ml ennhl- turned to llieir home in Pleasant erable embarrassment when the well- vaiiny this morning alter spending: kno-,vn "buck" privato was the ic-ip lent of a stream or auuse irom iu "shavetails" of army days, doesn" present itself every day, accordinf to H. L. Hos.a young uttotf.i.y o) La Grande, but whenever it does In believes he has sufficient reason tc take advantage of K. Hess was t "buck" private in the ordnance co.p' during the World war and spent 1; months in the unwholesome vicinit of the ammunition dump's in the Ar gonne woods and numerous othei places during tho sojourn overseas with the American expeditionare forces. (When he returned to hii Eastern Oregon he jomee a short lime in this city visiting. Down from Joseph ; ',:-- - ' ' F. D. McCully 4s in La Grande from Joseph visiting for a few days as u gucist of th's Sommer hotel. Returns Home After Visit K. D. Stringham returned to his home in Imbier his morning after spending a short ume in this city as u guest of the Savoy hotel. To Visit at Union Mrs. Ray Snider left this mornine for Ulr.ion where she will spend thelhnmo remainder of the we'ek visiting as a j forces .with R. J. Green and the twt Kin's-, ur uei mumcr. , . .1 rt 'V;'-orj mm FOR 'RENT 5 room house. Inquire ;0 . Ib08 Y or call 173-R. l-2o-2t0 LOST A man's wedding ring on jo Adams avenue. Return to An-ig thony's Restaurant. l-25-2t 0 o STRAYED ,From Philips Creek Range, four red yearlings, three o steers, one heifl-r, all branded bar'Q under H on right hip, crop under jo and upper bit in righ ear, all de- horned. W. C. Hill, Elgin, 0re.o 1-23-11 o 5. .1,. -- .: f '.'w J-.x -j ..t y-'-- - " - i f ---n r"..---- ;y-i Li 1 V:-A ii fVva x : . -2 m mi MM L Am L-2 TRADE FOR TRUNK OR FOR . SALE Pillown, thermos bottle, o Olympia books mid churls, Irish I g crochet baby cap, opera glasses, o canary ami cage. Room 1, i;i25;o T avenue. l-25-ltp 0 :o FOUND-tine key on ring i.n front of Skngg's Grocery, lmiuire Ob- i o server. 1-25-21 2 USED CARS I 1918 Ford touring, good condition, $1(15.00. -!o 1017 Chevrolet, runs fine, $140.00. 11119 Chervolet, a bargain, $200.00.. g lillll 'lipasscrR'.r Franklin. o On terms thai are easily met. g W. H. IJohncnkamp Co. o l-2)-tt a Spring Frocks Taffetas ami crepes in all the new captivating spring motlels. Moderately priced from $16.50 up. FRENCH & GREENE; ; ' Reiulj'-(o-Wcar hnd Shoes 1 ' i ' o o o o o or o o o o o o o o a . o o c a a o o o o" o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e e o o o o o o V ' o o o uOOOOOOOOOUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 90 00000000000000000604040(7 1 'li LOST A gold class pin, initials F. S. A. "UI." Return to Ollcrver. , . l-25-3t tlOUSEUOLD GOODS FOR SALE Overstuffed davenport, dining room chairs, rockers, library table, fancy bird cage, electric sweeper nnd heating stove. Call 27G-K or Kill Four.h street. 1-25-2. GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AD Ro'urns to' Huntinglon -pending the I 's. J. u. lyncher returned" to herlijeutrrunts 'who made life miserable men have a law omce in ia uramie The loner cherished ooportunity to "bawl out" a few of the second I, iii;sm'si:y lssrr.s t'ii.M,i.i:M.i:. Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Ruber Is of isist few- i)ny as the, guests., of .Mrs.jhpme in Huntington this morning af-j j sunie quartern during the war!J Baker .returned to i.heir home after; Will Jack of this city. spending a couple of days in La; ; Grande. ' l.ei'i for Hor'sc- I tcr speeding jcity attending short time in this to business. Mrs. ..M. CI. (rry ami small dauilh- I rl-MH-. i.fi. -tliiM. monfc'nj? on No-.- 4--tor (- Kamela Visitors Mr. an.. Mrs. a. a rngersoa 01 iva-, noise, where they y.er mela weVe.elown .visitini& .JAUdncstkiy woencuf- retui ning' to" 'tlieir 'li'dilf o' 'in ' '-he ' "Cft-"!' '-' ning. It ! In i-'roin flllbler ' j Buys Home .. ; , . .,, ,,. . . . .C r-.. Kohei'ls recently bought a called by tin honii came to Hess when he was ap- i pointed bonus attorney 'for Union county. Since his appointment sev-J erai nunorca civinaius,- who iuiihui- ly ranketl from Pnavtes to majors. at 803 Fourth street from Dick , have waited in lino while 'Het'r look .,.! Jones. Mr. Jones is erecting an- I other home in that .vicinity. Mrs. WaiUMsea.no 'In frn.,linble.- ' " . ., last eveiwiiir -lo s-e '"I'lle Old I lolile- 1 M ,,,'"n- i, ni; lu uuitur wiiure 1U1. .tvilliaius will be employed by the railroad. I'enaie'ton iaay Here , f I hist eveiwnir -to s Mrs. 1$. h. hldcl of Pendleton T-'flf n(eafl",- hiel) played at Sherry's last spending the day in La Granda ok , nil;it. impending today shopping business' Wednesday. iinthisedv. , ! Passes (Through .' , iJlerr rrcini sali:ni ; -. , : . Mrs. id. O.'KncKlcIt'of Enterprise, I, '.Mrs. It. W. stark arrived in this left for? Eugene- tvhere she will 'Visit Vily this 'inornlnjr fi-oin inn home ' in her son 'who is attending college. ... Katvnt.to visit as. a guest 01 Mrs. II. ('. ' . .. 7" , ,;ll',i' : Sells Property- f"",;'" rrMVf ,v,J ,l I lZZZ Claud '. Faught hi.s sold, his prop-. ...., - . .... , , lerty at iU4 . street So W. P. Ga- ine aay snoppim; in ..a e.,, .-, j,rs. tccii aiciMnms rcmrneu ro ; ure of thjs jt Mr FaU(rht hns j turning .'o her home in the evening. her home in Imblcr this morning af- boU)fht a lot on'z street fro c j I of the Savoy hotel in this city. ed over the claims nnd put his offi cial stamp of: approval! on them Thus has come Ithe1 chance to re verse the situation. Oregonian. Revival Meetings The revival meetings at the-Baptist church continue to grow in in- Ity m , Umwhmi -nt--V fcir(rt. llw.iirn-WWrt The women's volley ball class will 1 . meet tonight at.7:15 o'clock and th. . . , young mt'iKs class will convene an hour Juter. -' ",. :! fm 'jj .v !' .' Mickc-y l'cmtncy, now Lonncil th.. Oi-i'H'oii I'lab, fnrimviy of tli'ainh. who htiH Itcon finlilliiK on tho irouNt ami thioiiKh tlio nt;it(! of Wiishh.BtoM with t ii itc : Jti injr of Vktorlcs (o his J-ietllt, Is out with u chulltMitfo to j any lli(lilw..l.vht of i:tf) pound;). DiMiipscy is now untler the niinu!,;u- i mcnl of Hob AniiHtron;-: nrnl W'altor Coifee, )t!iii)s(;y a now l'nted ut Vakima Wa.shlnKtun, at tho Mmplro i Hoti-1, -- Tho l.;iw4on CyinosH company hai Koi-nrr ii I'vuct of 6(H ucjros ot1 tllfl Ihm near v Myrtlo l'oiut, Tlio pur ch iNo luico Ih Huiil' to l)ti'o heen ITO' Any Ca Grande subscriber to tlio Obaervur who doea nqt ra ccive his paper by 8 o'clock l the evc.ititK, plea.ie call Wastara Union, Main 24, and a special mesne filler will deftver a copy. Portland Victors Mrs. G. Dunbar and two daugh ters, Melba and 'Phela. arrived in La Grnnde on a vinit. They are from Portland. in CJood Condition Mrs. A. K. Ivanhoe, county suPor intondent of schools, spent Tuesday nt Perry and Hilgard, visitiir.jr the schools and reports that she found Black and expects to build himself a new home. In from Imbier , I. iV. Whitu was in La Grande j them to be in vary tfood cond''.ic.:i from Imbier last evening and was aj ' guest of the bavoy hotel. ' Heturns lo .tiKin- Elirin Man Here Ilenry Sommers came in from' El-' this mornin pin last evening to spcnl a lew days in th.Vi city. He is registered at the bommer hotel, Mrs. Sam Kniirht and smnll daneh- tcr returned to their home in Klsjin after spending a few days in this city gn business. Down from; Tdocaset Le? Vouni. a prominent ranclnr Goes to' Portland . . I of tho Trloonset. region, was in La Mrs.. G. V. Franklin eame' dowi ' Grande ' yesterday on Dewiness.' He from Enterprise last evening and I states 'that the farmers in his sec left this morning for Portland whorcj tion are very well satisfied with the she will visit for a short time. Mrs- weather and that they a-? looker? On I!ran:h Line Train Mrs. W. S. Sion and Mrs. Henry! Hug left O.is morning for Pump-j kin Ridge where they will spend a few days visiting friends and rela-1 tives. " ' axi Line CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 768 A Gar Alway Ready For You We Are- , ; Featuring il i colgates-Ifinis ! TOILET-SOAPS '! Colco H IJij? Uath Palm Oil Hard Water 10 Cents the liar .$1,00 the Dozen. Red Cross Drug Store , 0 Cwjrtp jCwiu . : -ii ...ii ..ir -".y '. Mm I i,, I '-' li) i III I i; "1 f i I-.'' I H '-O'l'l NDW nwNPr Ann nDcBAte'ri 1L.i C':;' StiODGRSS &nACPHf.R50H -''I hv:'Alms Avi-' Op'posite FOUT HOTEL-' f'' '" ),v" '4)e'- ;Tt. ' ' ' '.'"' I ten-.; -Ki'iUi bfilj "tfetiar .1'.. . he ranopmprr a.hi won va -HtO lle ,n , n . L'..rT. ")Wt, ; dcinKs - lunches and hoine-mode J' 'MBTmrrr-Wi i iimimmiwiiii iimiiiwimiiiIiiii iVi 1 Our 4th Annual Jan, and Remodeling Sale Still Going On Save Now on Standard Merchandise of Quality Compare Our Prices 9 Men's and Boys Jersey Sweaters, now half price Men's and Boys' Entire Shirts Line now one-fourth off Men's and Boys' Entire Line of Shoes ten per cent off Returns Home , Mrs. Sadie Givens and Mrs. J. I,. McCrary both of Portland, who have horn vi-iting in this city with Mrs,. McCrary's sisler, Mrs. Robert Pat-, tiaon, for the past week, returned '-0 their home last evening. i : ... ... j Property Changes Hands i-jMrs. 'Grace Daymen recently hl her property on the corner of Y and north Spruce to J. H. Burk of Union who is moving his family here and 1 expects '.o tuakc La Grande his home. This sale, was mads through C. J. ! Black & Co., real estate dcalcils. ; I : Scoutmasters to Meet I A met'.iog of all scoutmasters and It'll! ! scoutmasters win De hel'J this OVenintr nt. 7 oVInnk- alin,-n l . the Y. M. C. A. building. The meet- I illlTI will lln of khfirt rliii-nlT.tr. I.tit i several important niat'.ers will be i discussed. i I Drove to Baker Mrs. Ray Williams, Mrs. Hattie I Furgason, Mrs. W. McDonald and j Mrs. T. I'elker drove to Baker yes j terday and spent the day there vli- iting w:d returned home last eve ning, i hey report 'Ihat the roads ar in excellent condition in that part of the country. II m I SALE ALL MONTH " '! 1 13 Here from Bakei Mm. W. T. Huchanan arrived in Rj vtminii- mis nioTvnnK ironi ifaker and will spend a short time visitinif Mrs. M, A. Harrison. On leaving her she will go to Pendlton wh-re she will spend' the remainder of the winter with her daughter Mixrnu Squirrel l'o if on Ki.y Kui;fi.e, eunr.ecto:! with th? j bureau of biological survey of the 1 Oregon Agricultural college, is in Ia 'iianflu thw week and ih nsMstinn ; If. G. Avery, county ngent. in th" nii::intr of poison oat fur ground ! ouiirels. Squirrel of t this varietv .ire a dantrvrous xc In farm cnr" rl'id. a in the Preceding years, the county airen: will Aid the' farmers n their extermination. i Star Theatre TONIGHT Kid Sarp UnniH Ik'ing Deeorntrd Thn rooms committee of the Busi-nr-.v Women's club have started deco. fatsrg the roorrn anl promise that vs. Krankie Dean Ten Rouiuls WALLACE vs. TIFFNI5Y Six Rounds FERGUSON vs. TIIO.MI'ISON . -1 Rounds 1 DANIELS vs. FORI) 1 Rounds I RINGSIDE, Sl.(i5 GENERAL ADMISSION, $1.10 LADIES AND CHILDREN, 50c T-I C-K-E-T-S A-T T-H-E I-M-P-E-R-I-A-L n A.RCA.D.E '...i',.',; . ,iflii"-li.--.. . ; ME VALLEV 'OF ... . . if Jltma Rubens Cotmopolit an a STARTS TODAY From the Smashing Popular Slorv By JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD Also Fox News New Arrivals In Spring Work Shoes Every Pair (.'luiranlecil ?2.83 to $11.00 Sec Our Window ASH BR'OS. Across tlie Street from Peare's , 1113 Adams . "The Store That Keeps Faith Vith the People" ! ;hcy will he finishc -i liv tomorrow fijl 1 , TL. .. I...:'.... .:.. - r "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE i.ca c:cam ana aprprM-e drapes aU2!V4-a t r i i ; , a 1 1 ; ;
