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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1923)
.Wednesday, May 30, 1923. PAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Personal Mention I Hunt si'ircin. 'nritr IhIiiiii! I'ily, : r:i iiili- li IiIh luiiiii' In I'liiim. who la MiiployiiH l!i j;ll. i''i! nl II"' niiwu'il 1 1 1 r i . 1 1 j,-! i ' ,Mr. ullil Mm. A. liin.li. rortniinl Hi MIbii Mary Alln- l'iilii)lrll l.-fl lusl rvinlnw lor I In her. wlini. till" will npi-llil a fi vv ilnyu vIhIIIiik rrli-liilH. Mr. and Mi-h Obciii- Ilniimin lifl Itmi Jileht for IIunllnKlon, wlirrn Itiiy will hpt'lld Hi'VlTal (luyH. Win, .Murkily, ol IS'iinT. wan nnioni; t In- ullt-ol'-limn 1,'llii.U lit till' l'ul,y yrMi-nluy. Jock Iwv JmanlPil the Iniln I nijrlit for Tiicoinn where he will vi.-it lor tho week-end. I. II. T.iylnr. of Hi. I I.ii!;i-. t-. l in nr-il I'Vl ,HK lll'li'l- KlM lhlilllf l lit- ilny In eily on lni..liir.s;i. Mr. an. I Mm. Ov.li' Imvls n l iiiii.iI IiimI nielli friuii Vfiklliitt. wli.Ti- Hi limp l.i-in vmllliu; lor llii- piiMl w'-l.. Mii.u Mil. If. c !,.r I ni l nl.-, Miillnoimili iiro Kinivtlin of l.:i .lotirnal. Mr. :iiil Mrw. Shi-llon fill,! ilnilk'Il l,r, Mar. i'i' KU:in. imjim-il ll.rouj;li ,a ilriui-I" l:il Vffllllr on llli-ir way to 1 ' I'.i ' I. wln-re llu-y will vit( feir u IVv. i!:iy. NOTICK TO CREDITORS Wm. HtiHnell wiin nmonif lh ont-of-town viHitorH In thin eily uti-nlay. He wuh here trun.iartitiK IiiihIih'Hm. "Hud" Iturnefi, who niakeH IiIh home ill. KlKln, Ih iintnni; the out of town liUftiiieHH vihltoi-H In lu (irnmle toilay. Sli'H. H. U. Meliuth, of Wnllowu. ur rlvi.il In La (Irnmle nut evening upenil n few iluyH visit ins frlen'tH. to Walter C. lomtin last nficht bonifi ed the train for Portland where he will spend the week on buMness. H. C. Wilehitim, prominent iniliotiil man of this city, in upending u few liaysi in Baker visiting friondu. MIuhi'h liiei! I''im-IH iind tTnu l- Mon ti elh. of M.-tUi-r, were :m-nln lit the l-'oli-j- hint evi-nlnw. Hal Ilees, prominent citizen of Union, xpent yesterday in J.aGrande visiting and attending to Ini.-'inOH mutters. .1. 10. Walri-Non, who rr-al;i-H IiIh home nt Vincent, arrived In l.:i (li-ande lm:l evi ninif on the lu-aneh line train nml Ih Mliiiiplni,' at the l-'oli-y lor a Hiio.-t time while 111 tending to business ni'lv. I ronowny. an einiiliiy ri-liii-nid liml evenhijTit'e. r villltinir a lew ilaVH lit the home f! a MInh Mildnd Miilholliind. Vr H. llyiii iii'Mon, an old pionei-r of I IiIh pari el' the country, nrrlvwl In I, a (Iran. le laHt nlirllt to sp.-nil Komi- ii.tttn MrH. Kate llanl.y and rch.tlv.'H. K. Creeil. randier of the Union district, wjim in the citv veste.l day i leLUlied to his hlinlU that was infected while Time and dehol fiini a iiumhcr of vnuiiir caivc.-i, I tiicm all, It is well to remember that Adam'.-, fall came hefore and not after he weal for n livmjr. Notice is hereby jjiven that the un dersigned, has been appointed Admin istrator or the estate, or .Waitfiiret Kraznr, deceased, by the County Court ef the Citato of Oregon for Union County. All persons hiiving cluiiirs aKni'iBt the said entate nro hereby rc (uired to present them to the under uifrned, with the proper vouchers is'itliin six nioiitlm after the date of this notice, nnd to so present the same to the ujidrrsitincxl at thr office of II. E. Dixon, l.'oley Bld(r., I.a Grende, Oregon. Dated this Hth dav of May, .If HI V I.. CAS.-3. Ailmlnistintor tJf tiie estate of Margaret Frazer, deceased. II. E. Dixon, attorney for Admin istrator. May 9-1 G-2H-10-.I uno (i NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby ifivcn that the ttn- dercit-ned executrix of the estata of J. C. Henry, deceased, has filed her final account of the (settlement of the eslatej nnd the county court of Union county, Ou-tron, has set Juno 1-t, llli!, at 10 in., at the county court room in La (Irutide, Union county, Oregon, as tliB time und placo'to hear objections to mid ac count, and for the settlement thereof. This Muy 1, l!fi:i. ANNA E. HENRY, Executrix of tho estate of J. C. Henry, deceased. May 2-n-l(i-2.1-(l. The man who does as ho pkaseH Is easily pleased. Mh. .1. A. Jlorck returned last nlnht from Spokane, where she has been spendlliB the pusl week vlnltlnit with friends. K. It. Dawson returned to Portland Mlir speilillnK the week vlsilllllf at tile home of Ills ilaiiKhter, .Mrs. Jack Mi.Gheall. . ". K. Allen, of the O.-W. offices of J-oitlund. returned last nlifht after spi'tidinK a few days In the eily on li:isiness. fib nn Mi-lnirliiun and wife passed throilKli I.a (li-iinde last eMiilnif on their uay lo liiii,!.-r, wlere llu-y will sin n.l a fi w da;,s xiHltillfr with r. i-atlv-es and rrli-ti'l!;. chance happenelh to i id 5-ome dav- we miivi neressliiii'ini' the hand 'heinir lanced 1 read : "Hulled for Iloni.-by in the. in four places. ninth." Mi-h. M. K. Tnyltir li fl liust nlKht for I'll Ion lo Hitnt ii Tew dayH vlKitittfr "( tho hoiru of Iht (JiiiikIiIit, Mth. V. V. Mr. n ml Mrs, Khort urrlvcil In l.u (Jrunilc tiiiluy fioi.i lli'lMlioi-n, On oii. to hm-ikJ u rv tlnjH viNltinK ri'lullviH. 'I'luy iiitidc tin- liip liy car. .Iiuni'H rtoBi'vn(l, of t'nlon, wuh u piiMHi iJrfor on I ho t'nton-l.a (Iraixlt' hIiiki' ycHtcrday, iii,mlinK u few liour.n in tin; city on ImihIiicsh. A (1-t-nntn liimlurn Inn uto l.nilt ,, (Tick, tutK lull luiH' incnl. i.ocutrfl In iioict; loc-auon on imvi'ii atrn-t, (lood liiwn. i im i i'i ih. a ii-nfi.i iwit.if, fnt. itoincon.- nt a vivi tltut Ih IjcIow valiii'. TeriiiH, $1 (fdti ruKh. Monthly jiuy-im-nlM down to tho mariKuKv now on jiropt-rty wit Ji lnli'rc:it nt H p'-r rt-iit. 'h'(!-room 1ioii!. with ont.Hldf rv-iiH-nt rollnr. a new I Mitch kllchtin, JuKt huilt In, connected with siwor. City water in hotiHe. Lot 4nxl.r4 foci. Fine Hhade trees, pood location. Terms $2Mi.0O, halanco $.r it r month down to the morltfaKe. A Kood luy. Jt y, lour hlorkH to hcIiooI. Goorffrt llchlinf, of Iinhler, paHHed tlirouKh. l.n (irande hint nlffht for I'n lon and will Hpeml a Tew dnyw there vtaltintf frii-ndH. Mr. Win. Oienn nnd children, of Htani'lehl, are Hpendlntf a few dnyrt at th( home of M-h. (JlemiH fulhur nil I inolher, Mr. nnd MrH. John Nleden r. l-'lve-room modern bunK.'iJmv. One half hnwemi-nt. Iloiiwe in rdnHletvd. All Ih In fjooil repair. A lorn I ion thai iH nood. Lot Ih 1I0xH7 Wt. (Jooil lawn. $l,0(Mi.0( c;ihIi. Ter ft h to f;ull on ha lance, down to n niorlipfc now on propiTty wit It intercut nt H per cent. If n Iloiiin or a Vacant I,nt You Art) IrfHiklng for iu Sun; to Scu prom US 111 Vf. . I Bens Cookery experts agree that the best and most healthful baking powder is made from cream of tartar, derived from grapes. That is why they insist on 122 rtJ- The ONLY nationally distributed Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste MrH. 1-Mnu Arnold panned through tho city limt evening on her way to T.owlino, where Hhc will Hpend a few dayn vlHlllnff with iter Hlnhr, MrH. j.fonard JIarri.s. Mrs. Will Slon. MrH. ,TTcnry Ifuir. M Ins h. IIuk. ("het Smith and Gaston Klon drove out to I'nmpkin Hidtfe hint Kunduy und Hpent. the day with re atlvcH und friends. Iiclma Jefferson nnd Qne niv H riifTytirrivr;i i( 'tAL Gniriiin ivhn I.ewlston, Idaho, und mopped iih KtieslH of llio l-'ohy. They rnnde the trip on fool. La Grande Investment Company Rellnblo ARniitH lor Itellable Iiisurmico ConiimnleA. illt Adams Ava I'lione Main 7A2 "Heacock's Rndiophones are four times louder thnn any other on the market, ensicr tuned, and made rijrht. Knterpriso, Oregon. 2-0-2t Thursday May 31 Lunch Menu ' 1 a. & Mrs. A. M. lloHinati and children, of Knterpriso, passed throiiRh l.a Orande Inst evenlnif on their way lo l:cho, where they will spend a few days vlalliiifr relatives. Clark and Edwnrd Fitzpreraltl, Ceoifte riaibcnu and: Joe Munhall. re ttirned yesterday from n two 'days' fishiiiK trip near (Million. The boys report that the members of the fin ny tribe are hitinfr very (,'ood. Miss Helsr.i Nlel.-.en, who for the past year bus been n member of the faculty or the 1'nlon - hlfrll school, spent a collide of days at the homo ol Mrs. A. I'i. Ivanhoe, returning to I'n lon yesterday. Miss NlelHon lias ac cepted a position In her homo city, w-bleh happens to be Uaywnrd, Cal ifornia, ror w bieli tdaee she will l.-ave wlthtn II Short time. FOR SALE room modern homm, full huaemont and furnace, lot 4.rxll0, rTiu-aeo, Bhudn trees, lawn, Rood fixtures, ono hlwk off AdaniH nvenue, on I'cdur street. Price $:U00.lo. There in a mortKnKO for $I!I00 which tho purchaser can nsminio. A Bmall rauli payment down and tho balance mm ho carrhid on contract. FOR SALE Kivo-rooni modern house Rootl locution, J -It; Tin. Terins. ( I'our-room liouse and one a are of land. $too. on canh. bal ance $110.00 per monlh. Hi-rooni modern house, hard wood floors, cement liaminent, $:tTfiO. $rou cmh!i. balance like relit. L. S. Weeks New Foley llulldlnt; , I'lana- .Main T I i 'IW jo J I q IgiomeiiuJiiM kimii m o o o o oi o u l-tolT": - f 'eKetable .: : IflO t SANKWU'll: J T Itoaat Veal ..... 1 Tic 'i lloast 1'orU I5e .1 SAI.ADH: I . roinbination V-ff.'tabie 4ae llanana 2ac I l-:SfHlt'l": Slrawlierrv Tie 1 re Strawberry Short I'alio Hfie The Palace , : : 1 I I I " j ill 1 1 'i ii iiiiii iii ii i iiwiii imwii MiiMiMi in " " ' ' JgjOa'j jjjjjj i tips .mmmM i ii 1 -- - . - si1 5 ol Ml ill WE are today honoring the heroes of three wars. Each time these men gave their all for the preservation of the ideals by which this country was founded. The torch of freedom which they raised so high is now ours to bear. May we be worthy. This institution bows in honor of these men. It pledges anew its adherence to those ideals for which they made the last great sacrifice. We Will Be Closed Wednesday, May 30th. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE, OREGON MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 51 o o I o Y o 1 o I o , o I of. o o 9 0 (f i room houn Q larffe, lots, barn, itaratfe; told 8tomir wood hed nnd a lurjrn Well vent Hut cd chicken housie und run.'t beautiful garden ppot with Btrawberrles. raspberries, fruit, trees, Hhadu trccH and lawn. All for $:OOO.on and $loo.00 cash M-tll hundlft it. JtuluncQ monthly iu-HtalmcntH. i room new Iiouhc, Ju.nt about, com- plcU'd, lot COxt 10 feet, quart or basonient. cincntod butli room hutj no fixtures, ehictrlo Huhtfl und city, water, locatod on Jlth Mrcct In ui toraltly that In bulldinif tip fant. und Urn prlco on lrm, I'-'DOO.OO. If half! cniib will mak n a llhernl reduction, j Can bo bought with tHtiO ouoh piy-1 uicnt and balnnco monthly InsUiU Tit iut , b room hounn Juat helnft completed in the same locality, about thr mimo on the other, but dlftrfntly de. nicncU. For Izftnn.fift oil the srm term ii. room house, modern, on Adams avrnuo, clo?t In, beautifully locat ed. lurci lawn, trees, shrubbery, larjm barn ond irarac. two larpe lotM, nil tn pood condition. I'ricc. $fi&oo.flft. $100.1 r;i5h nnd tho bal ance $1000 ich yar until paid. '' Cmim In nml talk with us about sonw oilier Rood borpalnf wo lutto. Phy, Black & Stoop In Tlx.' I.a f;mnd. Nntlmml llaak HI'li: In Omiiilf, Oni,in. ' BUNTING'S BARGAINS rOtU TON TIIICIC, In Kood niecliMiilral condition, plat i or m body equipped wllli three com bination ol' side-hoard:, a l 't':3 license. OVKHt.ANH new top. alt new tires, new battery, runs finu nOTtT TOl'ltlMl. tUCft mo.M. a real good car throughout, t hts year's license. HAIM.KY-nAVtnPON MOTOrt C'Yrbi:, 1M21 Sport Modol. looks and runs like new, elec tric equipped, l;j:t llcenw. tl.l'PM(rtlt.K rOI'R. MIX Model. Ufkd like n w and a real KiiOil buy. MAXWKIJi TOl'RlXd. t!'U Modrl, tn Rood mechanical con dttion, priced to sell. C. W. Bunting & Son Jcfrrm Avenue I'Iumic Mrtlu ?oi ' Sale of Bankrupt Properly of Union Motor Co. We have purchased the Bankrupt Stock of the Union Motor company, consisting of auto parts, accessories, used cars, trucks, tractors with plows, and numerous other articles. And now offer the same to the Buying rub lie at an enormous saving. If we have1 anything you can use, DON'T DELAY, as we intend to move this stock im mediately. Sec E. C (JKTTIXd, at Elgin, or Y. I). HANKS, La Grande Ascitis for Overland and Willvs-Knight Cars By looking over the following list you might find the one you are looking for: IJuick Six Touring $350.00 Buick Four Touring $323.00 Chevrolet Touring $300.00 Dodge Touring $32..00 Ford Delivery $123.00 Oakland Touring $225.00 Maxwell Touring $210.00 These cars are priced right and our terms are liberal. See. them at our show room, corner Adams Avenue and Fir Street. Southard & Shinn Buick Agents .V; ...i ... .