La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1923, Image 6

PAGE SIX
THE EI GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April fi.192.1
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Pergonal Mention
WILD PARSNIPS
Mrs. S. Ii. Morgan of this city,
ftpcnt today visitinK i:; linker.
S. R. Pnrnioy, who hailH from
Huntington, i among out of town
bu.-nne.nx visitors at the Savoy.
Mr, Chris. Johnson and children
loft thi , morning for Portland to
spend a few days visiting.
G rover Duffoy Is in from Cove on
a short business trip. Ho i regis
tered ut tlie Koley.
.l!niin lleimehainp, of I'erry, wji.j
n viHitor In La Orunde Thursday,
Miss IW'Innifred Ililyard left this
morning for tinker to pend a few
days visiting friends.
H.i K. Dixon left thin morning on
the Jbraneh line . for Enterprise to
spend a .short time on business.
Anions vlniioi-H from KaHlern Ore
gon 1h (j, it. Whin, of l,a Uniiitlo.
Oregon .luHt'ii.'tl.
Mr. it ml Mrs. T II. Norton left litKt
i-venliik' Toir I'orlliMi'l, w here Ihey win
opi'tid l hf t ouiiiirr week on IjumIiichh
and jlt-;i,surt'.
Mm. Amy It hiti'-hcart and children
drove In from their home ut 1 1 hi mi-he.'ij-t
Hi.nlion yeiil'Tdtiy and HpeiU the
day whopi-in.f-r in I. a (.Irande.
l,-m Hynearnon, who hulls from
Vineeni. i-fent yeHlenhiy In l hiw city
on biiKineHH. J le was regi-red at
Hie Hnvoy.
KAI.KM, April While forestry
oiTicials luive nent jpkoI nt Iomm to Ore
Kon'H represnnlnliveM la eon wrens and
i to a Mae he of the f'nited Hlaley for
lest, service iiHldni,' ilial .'tirphincK he
aHKiffiied to this hIiiIc during thn com-
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Carroll came I1" ''"''i fUv "' ,h('
down from Wallowa last evening to f " r0 nlf"''d (o-Orervon (, fire ta
Iend a short time hero visiting and iyo ihey witt ho ntutloned -it
chopping. KuKrno.
' The KOVfrnnirnt hoiiw; lime ak'o ro-
Enterprise s represented nmong inomed dm o-en-uu forestry oiticinH
tfie guests from out of town by S, to liaiwir on thn Ka
It. Barnes, who is stopping at' the 'on! field, and this renm-nt
Savoy. I iM now eonsaleratlnn. The. pro-
'posed liiipruveni"iit. would rout, fu the
FATAL TO COW
COVE, April fir-Bert Peterman
had tho misfortune to tosrt threo val
uable rows from eating wild par
miip. '. M. Uttlnr of I'nlon wits in Covo
Iransarlinif buHlncMM on Monday
inoi-nlnK'.
Air. and Mrs. Philip I.orkwood,
who have been living In the rectory,
have moved out to Tuck. Conley'a
ranch.
The Methodist church was hciuitl
fnlly decorated on Kastej- ntornim;
with potted plants and daffodils. A
jjpeeial Rrjviee was ariaiiMod for thn
occasion, the flifmo of the Herman
wa for the redemption of the world
through Us misstoriH.
Master Monthly Hervieo was held
at tin AHcenMlon church. Archdeacon
(Joldie ol'dciatiiig.
Urniit f'ontev is f-ntertafnimr :is lil-i
Kuesls, two Wnituiiin MudenlM,
Tlllon of Spokane, and .Marten Uall
wa of Alaska.
AlrM and Mj-.h. William Ilaefor and
childr:n oT i!tUm, Hjjont Kaxter d:iv
at the Jinirte of their parent. A! r.
and Mrs. John llaelrr in t'ovo.
-Mr. and .VI nr. Jan. lloatson, Jr.,
eiitiTtained die vouhk peoida'a class
of the Itaptiaf ohnreli at their liomc
on Kaster -.Sunday.-
Ah', and Mih. I'hns. Dellaas had
for their gne;dH on Kaster Jav, Mr.
and Mrs. 'I'. SU-tty, and .Miss iioi
Kelly, , j
Mr. and Mrs. flarmcn JlcryfordL
wui move, out to their ranch in tho
canyon the latter, part of the week.
Neddie Marten mid Warren ijiirdl
were. KiieHiM aj tho horn of .Mr. and
.urn. Jonn Miller on Kaster. ,
Wi'imor It rot hern making aoino i
cliangi'H fit their Karate, the offico ,
being enlarged and made over, anil I ,
will bo adorned with a j;i;i,ks from.
Tho Udephui-e from pan y has been
very busy the past week- chunglm?
the switch board. It haa been re
moved to the residence of Mth. Nel
lie Alarton on Main streut which ne
eessitaled nicny cbangea in tho tines,
new poles, etc.
WILL REVIVE AGED
SILVER PRODUCER
(My Afuwluti'il Pros
HAS l-'HANflWO. April 5. Clin-l''!:ii-la,
mi old Hilvor mining camp in
wnnlorli Ncvuln, whlrh proil iK'Pil
nfarly 12(1.(111(1.0(10 in (lie Inner nnrt
'I' l lie last c'nlnry. Ik liplnk worked
ukmIii. urrnriliiiK to llip I'nllcil Hlntes
t,-fnloi;leal Hitrvcy hero.
In thn curly days tlin orn uvcras:cd
in uic ion, and It wis J
$"-) or mor
ihonnlil, when thin liiiih-frrudu oiu
"pcurcd oul" linn ll' (nine
ceased lo lie H IKcyiilK priiposlliou.
lint llio pioiii-ev made 111 inctallnr
KV diliins "he past lew yearn lius
rendered posslhlc I hp cfrlclpnl lliinilisr
of (lie low-K'ad"
COCAINE TAKEN IN IEAII1
(ily Associated I'rcss)
AHraUTjry. "tin".. "
Ideon police and federal ufficcrs, in n
raid last ilium, sei?,t;u a 'ii"'
cocMiMp and aripstp-l K. r.in. .( sit.
vcndni- of supposedly scientific -htf r
iituie and patent niedicities, npd n
man irivinp; his Htne as J-:dlu- l.ni
w?n.. The men, it. is said, will, be
i I ll. Poolae mw. -the
fijst case of the kind to come under
that law in this country, hills, it
is said, claims to a specialist in med-nuiOx-a
nml lni visited many
cities on the north coast. Police
claim to have evidence ot me cnar
..r Uer hiiKinpsK throutrh Pur
chases of cocaine from them, in ad
dition to that seized at tnn nnrei.
' i"Mrs. Claire Rcriber and daughter,
Bess, In fit this morning on No. 'M
for Walla Walla, whcrn thoy will
penrl a week visiting.
A. M. Andrews came In from Im
Ider- last evening to spend a fnw
days transacting business here. He
is at the Foley.
v Mr. and Mrs. Dan 'Cullender cainn
ijjwti from North Fork this morn
ing to spend a short time visiting
and shopping,
' 1, lint-land, or Knierprle, p;iHncd
through l,u (Jraade last evening on IiIh
way to Unker, where he !vas called
on business.
neighborhood of ? nOO mid would
have to be pnld for out of nt;ite 1'iindM.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Ithodes, or Port
land, relumed last evening to their
home, after a hiiNlncHS trip to l.a
Grande.
Seven tax collectors were shot in
Siberia, (showing that even the worst
of countries has its pleasures.
Mr. and Mrs..W. G. Ilalley, of Ka
Grande, returned front I'endlelon Iilhi
evenlitff, where they had been vbdtlhK
for some time.
MUH. E.
Furniture Exchaniofe
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
neatera nt Price to Suit the Pocketbook
EI)DON0HUE,Piop.
Phone 471-J Fir & Jefferson
Mr, and Mrs, Malhalo, of Hpolcane,
Jnft laat evetitiiK- for CI rand Hiiphls,
Michigan, after visiting for several
"days in l.a Grande with friends.
'Among recent arrivals In the elly Is
11, 11. JUttler, registered from ai
Grande. Oregon Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, who
make their home at Wallowa, are
among the out of town vlnltors at the
ftivoy tdduyy ' ''" ,wi, '- "
MIhs Paul inn Ledi'rle left last even
ing for 1'orlland, where she will spenil
some lime visiting Mr. and Mrs, G. M.
Kichey, formerly of this city, and oth
"er' friends.
I). IIOMEWOIII)
Oregon Women Yotc "Yes"
On Important Subject
B. P.
: ; n
Ililll 1200 Years ' III
Porll.ind, Orcu. "Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has r;ivcn mc
prcat help and 1 am glad to give
I-. my iccnmincndalion. I suffered
0 physical and nervous breakdown.
1 became very weak and my whole
system teemed to lie in bad con
dition, but al'lcr taking about two
bottles ol the 'i'avorite Prescription'
ny hcalili relurncd, my nerves were
slron),', and 1 never felt belter."
Airs. E, D. llonicwupd, 170 Ivy St.
If you're nervous or troubled like
Mrs. dlomewood, tfo to your drug
Kist at ouce and obtain this frc
scriptiou of Dr. Pierce's in tablets
or li(iiid. Write Dr. Pierce's in liuf
falo, N, Y,, for free medical advice.
Attention!
Brothers
Don't Forget the Traveling Men's
DANCE
At Our Temple Saturday, April 7th
Before Tut-ankhamen
ANOTHER Egyptian, Uah, made his will the first
one known. In it he made provision for his wife and
children. He' named an executor, had the document
witnessed and deposited it with the keeper of the temple.
Thus he-safeguarded the future of his dependents.
Can you, in these days, afford to do less for your family?
You, too, can protect the 'future of your dependents thru
proper use of our good banking facilities.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL.
BANK
LA GRANDE, OREGON
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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I . j . Prices Are Cut to the Very Bottom . : 1.1
The Entire Stock' of Used Cars and Tractors, owned &y m
be sold within the next few days It's to be an
UNPRECEDENTED SALE OF GOOD CARS
Fords A Number of Fords in first class condition. A Ford buyer can get a value here he' never
heard of before.
Franklins 'Several high-grade Franklins, which are mechanically perfect at almost give away
prices.
And there are Buicks and other Standard cars offered in this sale. Also some Fordson Tractors, used
only as demonstrators, but they will goat way down prices.
Ro
1
escn motor tomDanv
See Cars on Second Floor on Roesch Garage
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