La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1923, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
Monday, July '10, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Memoirs of
Pioneers of
Union County
The meninlt-H nro written 1 y f
Irl. Huffman, himnrluii of I'nlon "'oun
ty Pioneer AHHochitiou. Hi would bo
plcrmcd lo hear from utiy one hnvliiK
dntu concerning liven of uloneei'M,
Thnmn f'nrlylo Hui "A true de
lineation of any mnn nnd IiIh hceno. of
pilKTimttKi through I If Ik cni:ihle nf
intPreHitiiK the urea tent nmn, All
men are brother, pneh niiiu'a life u
MtrmiKe problem wllh every ol lier
' mau'H, and liuiiiiiii iioiiraliH f;iUli
fully drawn are of nil pint urea (lie
welcomed of human wall.
Oliver Perrlii jiiuI I'ltiully,
The subject of thin Hlory wum born
August Jl, isftl, at .lutipi'i', Town. On
.May lHt, 1 83 he (eft I )ei.loinen, Iowa
headed for the far west. At Couiikc!
fJluflH they rroRKed the river on a
Bteam ferry. 1 1 ere I hey took the
meiiHleh, and soon tin entire rompuiiy
wuh Nick with ineash'H, only onniiKh
able to he around to look afier the
aiok and drive thu ten iiin. .1 nut he
for leaving I'latt. Itiver. they burled
five of their company (eh i Id ren.)
Pweet Water wmh (he Hrt indieutioui
of Indian trouble, but nothinit ert
ntiH ha rmened. The Indiana b-ui'iied
nhoul the menfdea in Die emu pan y
and Mtayed ihvi,v from I ln-m. .Many
ehildrn died on the plain with men.
Bleu.
On arriving at Indue flly, niuny yet
had nn-aHleH, and to add to their df
Htlll live. They have by indu1ry and
trews they look weurvy and wt-re about
out of food. li wtw necessary for
them to rent for a while in order
to recuperate.
On AutfUHt lliscn they arrived at
the tirande lionde Valley ami were
Kind to Hlop. Here Air. I'errliiH Kot
work at u mouth, for which
one could buy a barrel of flour.
Jn July, 177, -Mr. perriu wa mar
ried to Allan J-ouefnda K. May and
they settled on the. farm wliere they
economy ueeomplished eiioiiffu to
keep them Jn the decline or lire In
ease and eoml'ort. To them wero horn
threo children l,ou, born April 20,
JK7.S, married to UeorKe Conner Nov-
mber J, ISM. To thin union wan born
one daughter, Clara, October 1, J!M3.
J-oii 'died .November 21. 19tt, leavlnK
Clara who huw lived wilh her tcrand-
pareiitH ver wince, and iM now
charming loans holy of 2U Hummer
a) ill on the. farm, and euu do farm
an well aw housework, ran handle a
team ami farm inn1 tool with the skill
of an a Him, n her homo work hIio
1h not. only expert In Die culnlary art
hut, In fancy work Hiich an tntthitf.
eroehat and o,uillinK. David 1., born
Mitred 27, JSsa and Charles horn
January 1 ft, 1 RK2, koepluK bachelor
hall uud farmiiiu the Perrtn farm on
HhureH. AmonK the relies on (he farm
fa a Hklllet which hua been In the fam
ily over 10(1 yearn.
Mr. renin's rather mid Mother.
.Mr. perrln'H fat her Lemuel ivrrln,
wun horn April tf, 1 H 20 In Vermont,
anil died in lKf.3 in lAwa, His tnoth
er, Cathi-rino MaKard, wuh born Iie
eeniber Hi, Ifilfi ul Virginia and -tiled
.March 17, 1X!H in Oregon.
They were married 1 x:i(l in Iowa.
To this union were born five hoys and
two Rll'tfl. Alt came went at the lima,
or shortly nfler, thu family came.
. Miuk I Jen-iii marj'bMl n Jwroud hus-
ha ml, Ahr.-nu Kandall on January
it'll. In Iowa. Coming to Union coun
ty In 1 Sii3 where Hie lived until her
death In I. SKI.
.Mi's. I'ciTt Parents.
Pavlil 11. May wum married to Marv
r;. I.otrue. October 13, 1Sii3 In thu
Hfato of Indiana. On May f, tNtia
1 ;tvlfl 11. May and wife Mary R Mny,
aim iiva cniiurcn namely. .Minert-a, J S
Mury, HI, (leorRO, 12, Henjamln, 1,
l.nelmta K, f nlno two married
(luutfliterM, Khulra TlurroiiRhn and
Amandn Uoyd. wllh Ihelr hunrmnd,
? HEAD STUFFED FROM ?
CATARRH OR A COLD f
t
finys' Cream Applied in Nostril
Opt'im Air l'iifti.aj:!K Kighl I p. f
Inftlant n-liet - ia uniting. Your
closed noHtriU oen rilit up; the nir
Unm.yvn tti tvair netui rieiir Mini you
tan hrmtlui In-ily. No nauv hawkinir.
MiufluiiL', hlitunijr, heudnelie, dtiviawM. No
Unilin! Ir hreaili aL npi your cold
or raiai rli ilinpeiH.
Oel a hinutl hottte of Kly'n Orrflm
Tlnlm from our drnjrpiHt latw. Applv
i little nf (bin frflffrHnt. a nl iitrntic, hef-
inp en1 n ni in your mailrilfi. It penetrate
uiroun every nir RaKe or I lie jivtui,
oottieii the iiiflfinied or KWYtllrn mucous
tneDihrane nnd relief on men instantly.
It's jiint tine. Don'i Uy ntutTtxl-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh.
FOR SALE
Five rooms, pantry, closets, cold
, storaK'1. cellar, parae, chleken house
and run; two lotn, city watttr. also a
Kood well, elect lie Huhta. 8ituuted
near Second afreet on hivtsion alreet.
Price $17(HI. on. ami $4na.fn cah will
handle tl. Balance monihiy inrdull
inentM, l'.I.OO per month, Including in
terest. RJx-room modern house, full hose
nienl, finntuhed. Clood tcaruKe, located
on Kouith sliett. ncHt- Mormon talier
nacle. I'rtee $:ir)(ie.(Mi; 411 per ct'nt
down. Ilalance monthly inaliillmentii.
Good hotel tn Wallowa, doing a
good biiHlnesH. 17 Indroonui. kitchen,
dlninir room and orrice, KaniKe, hatn,
chicken lid use, hog house, one ncre
of land, located nur laiKe nawmill.
PartleH owning It are getting old nnd
tired, and want to retire. Property
Bit clear. Has to S3 regular board
ers all thi time. All furnished nnd
well kept up. Price ISiMiu.ao; $:too
cash, balance $:o.no per month.
Phy, Black & Stoop
la Tha I .a flrande National Dank llldg
, . I Oraadis Vtmtom.
t3S2t I'HONK 1AI.
Introduced
t k m
Mrs. David Calhoun, of St. Loils, Mo,, nnd Palm Dcach, Fin., reccntl
anived in Sew Vf.'ck I'roin Italy. MUKbOlini, ltali:i!i pr'.'irior. Inlroducy
I her to natives as "Miss America."
n ml a man named Imnlel Shaw wnii ,i Still, you can pet the same liene
comiinnyof in;lKliiors--t hln v wiikoms ficial effects by donning a bathlni;
In all drawn by oxen and cow, suit and pulling weeds in the back
mart,Ml from f'narleion. Iowa, nntl nr -
lived at III,' site of old l.u (il-nndf,
Seplember fl, ISflS. The flrnt. lilKht In
the valley they ramned near- Hit
Lake. 'I'bpy atayed two. week In T.a
th-ande, then moved to the i'oo,
first Maying on Iho OU UulTv place
ami then moved to (lie old iiome.Hie.i l
two irilleH north from 'ovn town
where they lived 'until the niolbf r
died, J8IIS. Tho father tiled at the
homo of lilB aon Hen In J.a Onmdo,
1S09.
David II. May wun born May 12,
l2Klf in Kentucky on' what wan then
called tlie ImiiKlMK fork of ll ltlve. ,
lie wan (ieriuan ami Hootch denirenr.
Mary J-onim .May wna born July li,
1 K I K In .North t'arolinn nfar Itockint,- j
ham. Hh waa Irlnh-Welah decent. VVe I
have lived t hrouKh all ot thiH, none, i
of iiH luivo been mean enough to he
hn uk nor fooliHh enouRh lo 1'im for
pre'Hldent.
JJiliousnt'HS and Constipntion.
"For years I was troubled with bil
iousness and constipation, which
made life miserable for me. .My ap
petite failed me. lost mv usual
force nnd vitality. Pepsin prepara
tions ami cathartics only made mat
ters worse. I do not know where I
Hhould have been today had I not
tried Chamberlain's tabletn. The
tablets relieve the ill feeling at once,
strengthen the digestive functions,
helping the system to do its work
naturally," writes iM'i'S. Rosa Potts,
Birmingham, Ala. Adv.
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
l ft
Grandmother's Reclpa
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair
to
You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark nnd lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a bottle of "Wycth's
SuKC and Sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sane Tea Kccipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
arc sold annually, ray well-known drug
gists here, because it darkens the hair
so naturally and evenly that no one can
tell it has buen applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded liuvc a surprise await
ing them, because after one or two ap
plications the gray hair vanishes and
vour locks become luxuriantly dark and
beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Cray
haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted
around, so get husy with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound to-nilit and
rou'tl be delighted with your dark,
i.indsome hair and your youthful ap
pearance within a few days,
CHASE THE
HEAT
With
VANTINES'
Bath Salt
and
SOAP
Combination package
$1.00
Delightfully
Refreshing
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Reynolds and
Funeral Sen-ice Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Main C2.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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by Mussolini
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yiawy a trirl !x .single today be
cause she couldn't keep nwake while
a man talked about himself.
STAR
THURSDAY .
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Royal Ann
Ch ernes
We will accept Royal
Ann Cherries Monday
Morning. Get your box
es for packing at Stone
Warehouse.
Smith j& Frees
1517 .lefferMon Ave.
I'A ,it.i)i:, (nti:;o
Call Atnin
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Wanted
;ckhI I'scd
Furniture
Houghton's
Will lmy your llsod fumlturn
and iiy ilu- lillxsl prii'.M.
Our July riianinri S:ilo on
fin-nil im niul usi.,l rHKX ,vm
innKii you u K wiving.
Our Hi'iusniihlnK uliop bIvm
you Hi.- Insl In lhi lln... l'hon
us ror ciuli-U mirii-. v. rail
for niul il.-h,'i-.
He nil- OppiKlli. Tllmii'.
;i-oitM'y
I'lMinr m:.J lnn fr
Zimmerman
CowpSon
i In the Mnttpr uf the E.stntp of
I Notice 'to Creditors,
I In the County Court of the Slute
'of Oreffcn for IJnion !ounty,
t Henry Zwoifel, leceHel.
I Notice in hereby itiven that the un
jlersifrriel lius been utpointed almin
listrutrix of the Kstute of Ueirry
Zweifel, deceuKed, uml has duly uual
nieti uit xueo uufimiisiriiinx. Ail
persofiR haviiifr claims against Kad
estate are hereby notified to present
or mail the same with proper vouch
ers to Geo. lw. Cherry, attorney for
the undersigned at his office in Wal
lowa, Oreiron, within six months from
the date of tin's notice.
ELSIE M. GILL1SPIE,
1 Administratrix of said fCstute.
I Geo. W. Cherry, Wallowa, Oregon,
.Attorney for administratrix.
I Date of first publication July 2,
I l!)2.'t.
Date of last publication July 30,
July 2-9-10-23-30
Ladies High
Top Boots
Men's Canvas
Shoes .f3.no '
' Now .$1.95
The Toggery
Andrew, Bra.
Everything in Men's
.Wear.
! Main 7- , 2 . ' . - .
j'.fes-mss , A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
1 r u re fi l l i k p.
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0 111 -I Sri-'-''-'
1 j : : NOW ON ' ;: 14
II ; v i )
I Four Floors of Fine Furniture USi
o 11,1 I
0 II'.
1 I All on Sale IS
s II . mk
One Dollar Snred RejireKenls Ten
Dollnm Earned.
Tho average man does not save tn
exceed ten per cent of his earnings
He must spend nine dollars in living
expenses for every dollar saveo. i""1
being the ease he can not be too
enreful about unnecessary expenses'
Very often a few cents properly in
vested, like hu vine seeds for his gar
den, will save several dollars outlay
luter on. It is the some in buying
Chumberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea
Reme.lv. It. costs but a few cents,
and a bottle of it in the house often
saves a doctor's bill ot several dol
lar!). Adv.
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and your doors with galvanized O
O woven wire screens if you wish to
o enjoy rehl Bummer comfort ino
Oyour home. Those for-windows nre
oadjustnlde to any . size opening.
O Doors are made In a variety ot'O
2 sizes, so they cun lie easily nmde?
Oto fit any door frit in e. Those gooriso
:0;trn thoroughly weil made nnd fin-Oi
pished, and wiUi proper. care wing!
o liust you severui si'iihoiih. uur Kinuo
1 2 have always given most genera 10
o satisfaction wherever used, 'and
o we offer them at very moderateo
nrices. : " , 9
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Stagnant Water
Why breathe dead an ?
GET A G-EiFAN
at
H. & S.
107 Denot St.
o Sommer Hotel Bldg. !
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