La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 23, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text,.r Monday, July 23, 1923. THE LA GRANDE PAGE SIX Personal Mention I Mr. ii ml Mm. Nidi Tinker nnd Hurt j'Kariilrn nw truimiu-tliiK )iiiHinH In I fli-unil Tim-hiI") uftiirnonn. j 'Die MlftMK Hi-mlce unti Vudu 'Shirk ur vMliliK lit th liomn ai I Ihi lr Ki'iiiuliniilhi'r Mm. ImIi l.lttrral of ' ImliPr. W-ill.iio r,n..n4.r IIxmo !surcd throuch E. A. Senrle- Struck by Lightning "Bud" Schrihrousrh Ih a visitor in ' the city today from Union. Donald Bnith of Joseph, wan re istored amontc the jruests at the Sa voy last evening. Dr. Greafror and family of Wal lowa, were registered among the guests at the Koley Saturday. Minam was represented among the (ruests at the Koley Saturday eve ning' by E. R. Fine. Elgin was represented among tht nut of town guests at the Foley Sat urday evening by Miss Ethel Shel-ton. r!. Evelyn Bennett left thit morning for Hot J-uke where she will spend a few days visiting. TTnvn..tt T Willinma nf Pendleton. spent Sunday in this city us the guest or ins uncie, Annur u w.h Jianis. J. M. Brown was among the Vin rent guests at the Savoy Saturday evening. Baker was represented among the ftuests at the -Foley Saturday night ,y Albert Hansen and Charles Grunt. j Scott Daggett and family, who make their home at Joseph, were registered at the Savoy. . .- , Weiser was represented among the' guests at the sommer yesiurnuy vy E. N. 'MeClellnn. Mr. ami O. ii- Crawford Oi-uuiil4' Ki-wliix ( lull. rOltVAI.I.IH, July A m-nlng lull of Hn Kil ls bus n.-c n organlzi-U In Mrs. w. W llurns of Tiny, Wal- lown ronty. In r-onurrlion with tho, buys' liliil Kills" i-lilli work Hllpi-ryliu'd WAI.LOWA, July 2.WThe Ernest Johnson residence in ixiwer Valley was the object of a verv destructive Mrs. I.i " Nlidin.r and ihldrm nnd holt ol lightning during the eleetrt .....ilMm w M lint- wire shonolni: In Im cul ttorin recently. ..A Dart of the In crhtAp ln mp down from 0. ((Iriin.li- WediiHsduy. ifunuly had retired, and the . older hy the loll.g... rTh.- write thai morn (laughter, Jean, came down irom .10 um..., . n,,mlni u,r itti,r h. tt, iitin, ....... 1. i...i,, .i,wn i,v tin. n-lrls. ..,V"L,v,wlv?S, i' w fvJ.'ianioiii' the huslnesa visltom In Uiroom at about ::iu when a terrific 'm, of th.in travidlng sIk or s. v.-n ford, of Heonner who arrived on ""'"' '" No. 18. They left for Joseph day morning. ruinii. IplHees, and the concussion of the ex-jTroy .Mrs. Jl. Wi'l.b'n son bus been vlsll-! plosion loosened the joists of the1 10ml Iiik her for noirie lime, und liin now (Kitting room. Hy a miracle, how-'Into tin- valley, hut the roan is so . . ..i.i Iftuttr mine' tl, ruu...n...itu .......o .. . 1 1, lu I,., nnuuliU.. In iret mil SUJIMMIVIU.I'., .luiy ine re- .hon- shocked, although Hubert Johnsonlwithout irolnit In u roiind-iibout way. crash shook the house. The charire ' miles l.oisehurk to attend the ine Sun- . I'uul lleiisjey made u trip on inciraii in i-nrougn ine leiepnone ami iiikh. i lie uuu rouus nuve ihbhi- . lilounlHIll the llrhl Ol tne wees, nm- irirviin mac., iiiuttKiiiK ail over me iiniioitsioie lor i im- ,-,u .-u. iiik a inensuKe lu xlushetii Hlieep ! house. Fire started in. several U ollege to visit this community slnne is several miles trom tin' ran- C'lTTHIMIDVIT T 1? X'lTWCI Mrs II Wei,l, son tiusl.een vlsll-! plosion loosened the ioists of the 'mail. It la said a car can drive down I I .1.... 1J. . T 1UUU ' - ' ' ... Pendleton was represented among the guests nt the Foley Saturday by John Block who stoped at the Fo ley. Sam Ilallgarthc came in from El gin Saturday on a short business trip and was registered at the Foley. Mrs- John Wells, of- Starkey, was registered antong the guests at the Sommer Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.. Frank ' Carter and (ton of Einmitt, Idaho, were in this city yesterday as guests at the Savoy. The r cent heavy rains and hall srorins hav done conshleruhle iliitiiaKe erops Id this community. Charlie Tninorls caine down from rumpkiil ItiilKe early Weilnesila morning lo take out some cherry pickers. Mr. ami Mrs. Kd fVimliH went U l.a Ornnde shopping Tuesday. Alice Ht was a visitor al Hie lioine of Fred flnmlllon Weilriesduy. C. M. Hale and Walter l-'lsher were trunsactlnK business In our t'ounlY seat Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. l- 10. Woodell drove some cuttle up to the rallK" Wednes.. day loornlng. - Mr. and Urn. II. It. MrKliudo and diillKhter Luetic were visitors Sunday at the liomr of Mr. and Mrs. Carl ow. n. Mr. und Mrs. .Urn Slack were visit ors Monday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs, liurt Sunders. Mrs. Ktlu Whltcouib nnd dauahler Ourothy were visitors durlnif the week til the home of l-Yniik Slon of riiinp. kill ItldKX. ' i Melha McKlny.ie of l.udd rnnyon sjienl the week end at the honui ol Misa N'ellla iiclireus. II. Slack us trunsacllnic business ill J mhlcr Wednesday nl'l union. Mrs. Jieber t'onrud und daughter lOlmu spent a part of the wc-k visit ing at Die home of her lirollier John Wapnner. tinned to ChlcuKO. Mr iiii.l lt-s. Itn- Ifuir were shnii ipiiiK lii Im. Urunde the latter purt oflburned nis hands badly in trying to,. : i In, week. move a irunK wnicn nail leit me et- .Mr. und Mrs. Mike. Itoyce upent lh- fects or the bolt. .....1. I ..I u'fill.iu.-,, 1 tiki. The Dranks tlhived urn nmnvlni' The ott Kil ls ur vlsll luu relatives ' The churge tore loose the sills of a ; at l.ostlmi tills week. jbay window, but a canary bird hang- o Mr. und .Mrs. Joe .wi lful were bus- lug in it did not stop singing. Five OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO lilek thn lues:' visitors In town Monday aflcr- noon. .Mis. Hurt Sanders mid Mrs. l-lill. 'were Kllesls Tuesday at home of Mrs. Kit Combs. Ml. and Mrs. I'V-il duur,liter Kay w business visitors in La (irunde the first of tliu week. Tom Hturns of Ludd Oinyon speni the week end ut his homo here. Kraal; Oliver, I'ress I'UKll, J. J. WaKoner and JJurt Oliver went to 'iillierlne Creek flshilK Monday. Mrs. Owsley nf Hunting, was a vis itor in the city yesterday, spending the time with her daughter who is now making her home here. James Rosewall and Miss Ida Hailing were among the Union visi tors in the city yesterday. , Mr- ond Mrs. Mat Coalwell and JUTS, n. 1. TMIIirews move tu union und Cove yesterday on M. I. A busi ness. 'Boise was represented among the guests in this city Saturday by 'Ml-, and Mrs, T. Mays who were reg istered at the Sommer. , 1.1 111: ill, I Ki. Mrs. M. A. Doherty and daughter returned this morning from uiuurin, Oregon, where they have been visit ing relatives. C tl IlnLlan nl.m, ilnWTI fmm Vincent Saturday evening on a short business trip ami wan registcrcn among the guests nt.the Foley. Io iWestenskow came in from 1m bler Sutunlay evening and spent Sunday in this city as a guest at the Savoy. Mr.1 and Mrs. O. A. Edmister re turned to their home nt (libbon this morning after visiting for several days at Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carpenter, who make their homo at Freewtttor, arc in this city for a few days and are registered at the Savoy. Mr. and Mrs. T. J- Harrison re turned to their home at Wallu Walla this morning after visiting In this city for several days. Iti-piirti-r's KtrlUo Succeiils. flly lliu Associated. I'ri'ss) IH'ilLJX, July 2S.-7 Kor a wek re cently the public of Ireland was with out reports of the proceediiiKs of the Irish parllaineliL because of the fri'lev-aiu-eu of l lie reporters. The iiiarters for newsiiapernien were so liiadeiiuute, and tlio restric tions iiKuinst them so onerous, that the reporters voted In boycott in which lliey wero supported by the newspaper proprietors. In less than a week lliu ilifl'Jrullles were composed. of the young folks were sleeping;, upstairs, and the electricity ran i o throuirh one of the beds, kimekinu- n ' 9 hole in the floor. Two hundred and fifty feet of telephone wire was o Hamilton ami i melted. A chandelier was knocked u, pieces in me sitting room. A ; o hole three feet in diameter was j J knocked in the south side of the: house. Plaster and wull paper fame i o ilnun n. 1. 1 Hid luili..,. 1.,., 1 ., ...... O rooms were loosened. The roof was I dumaged. , The fires which broke out various of the light connections required u good deul of fighting, but prompt action saved the residence which is a large well built one. The electricity is believed to have come in. over the wires, having first struck a tree. The house wus in- Southard & Shinn The Telephone Directory Good telephone service depends vitally upon cave in calling telephone numlxsi. A wrong number called causes loss of time to you, to the party called nnd to the operator. It is not the loss of time to you alone or to the oper ator that concerns us most, but it is the annoyance to the party called. Your mistake cannot be explained to him, and the Telephone Company is held responsible for your error. Consulting the current issue of the telephone direc tory, instead of trusting to memory; giving your num ber clearly, and (juickly correcting the operator if she misunderstands your call, will greatly increase the effi ciency of the service. Home Independent Telephone Co, oooooooooooooooooooooooooo IVhat will your children eat liming Ike hoi vacation days f Royal Ann Ch ernes We will accept Royal Ann Cherries Monday Morning. Get your box es for packing at Stone Warehouse. Smith j& Frees II SI7 Jefferson Ave. LA CKANIIi:, OWXJON . Call Main afj. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ! O I . O I Itiilek Aiitnmnttlli O ; o O I O n..i..ir c.Hui.u ' O I Hulck I'urta anil Accessories. t J I'lionc Main OS7 o ' ' Cor. Adams and Fir g - - - - Z . lT If . . ..i '' ' 1 . I 0 I : 111' I ,! I ' I Ji'l 711 ' Hi ' t . r" t 'i I .' ' i M I I (tj. F'U' I 'r.lU lrk ill I 0 , " ! o g. 1 T T 1 IT a. Losing ling an flllC viuou Mrs. R. J. Ivers of Vale, Oregon, who has been visiting ut Cove for some time, left this morning for Pendleton, where she will spend a few days before leaving .by car for jjoa Aiigeles to visit relatives. Kale Conley came in from Klgin Snturday on a short business and pleasure trip. She was registered at the Sommer. O. II. Kinculd and' Miss Pauline Payton of Haker, but formerly of l.a Grande, drove to l.a Grande yester day and returned to iflaker today. T. K. Bellamy, of the Kuslern Oregon Music company, Is spending the week in Portlund where he is attending to business. Miss I.eono Iluxter relumed to Kl gin yesterday, where she is teaching for the summer. Miss Uaxler spent the week-end with her parents In (bis citv and Cove. Too much meat in summer overheats the blood; too much slurchy food often interferes with digestion. Children must huve plenty of energy. produciiiij food, but it must be wisely chosen. fJrupe-Nuls is a sufe und satisfying summer food. It supplies the energizing nutriment of vvheut und hurley, together with the natural mineral elements which muny foods luck. Cirape-Nuls with milk or crciim is a complete food, crisp und delicious, easily digested and quickly ussimiluled. GrapeNuts FOR HEALTH 'There's a Reason' MAXWELL Is praised by all who are familial with it. Thone us today for your demonstration with out obligation, of course C. W, Bunting j& Son Telephone Main 792 pID you ever hide anything away and then forget Where you put it? Most of us have. Our safe deposit boxes can't be forgotten. The service is speedy. All is safe safe from fire or theft or losing. The cost about a cent a day. Exchange 3E FURNISHERS J hinc for Sale or Rent ! to $116.00 UE, Prop. 1 Fir & Jefferson Your liroccr hal interuitin( detoili of our oiTer of over $7MH) 00 for Grupc-Nutu Hccipca. Ak him shout it TOO A Y; or write to Recipe Dept.. I'ottuul Ccreul Co., Inc., Huttle Greek, Mich. ii i LA GRANDE, OREGON ! , .-'','. jl Safety first ! Don't Tut It Off! iStates National Bank ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo O V o o o Refreshing A Rath with VANTINES Combination BATH SALTS and SOAP Exquisitely Odored. Delightfully Refreshing The Combination Uox $1.00 Ono liundrtMl und forly-at'vuii yenra nso, this tho gruatrst :bt. ii ;u',., j;5 - - f . - ; Oregon's Suminor l'layground The Paradise of the Northwest Ocean Hathing, lS-Hole. Coif Course, New $00,000 Hotel, Hoating, lliiiiting ami Fishing. All at Your Door. ' Absolute Auction Sale of Ocean Front Home Sites Saturday, August 11th Every lot will positively be sold to the highest bidder regardless of price. Send for Particulars Today. n llAllttV AI'STIN, roillnllil, tl,.,ron. ' ri.'ii.i.. mtiil fr.'i IHiiKtr.-it.'.i J I llooklitup or AliNOUit,. Aurtltiii I JKuIl nt llinrli, i t i,y llm Si :i. J Nnui ! I AiI.Ii-hh I J City PARRY & AUSTIN, O Chumltor of Comnit'ire o o Portland, Orrgon G OQD Y E A R MEANS GOOD WEAR Twelve years ago Goodyears took the lead in popular favor and esteem, and they have never been headed. To ll day, as never before, Goodyear Quality stands imchal lengetl. Ye solicit your tire business on that basis. W. H. Bohnenkamp Company For QUALITY, SERVICE and SATISFACTION JHt LLPBU0 C O j ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo