La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1923, Image 6

PAGE SIX
Thursday, August 30, 192:1
The Rocky Road to Salt Lake
ln(f anil will be the guest ut the C. ; j.htcr left for Haines this morning
II. Huffman residence. iwhere they will spend the day vis-
Miss Myrlc Uirlew left this morn- f '"' 'el,lt've
ing for Huntington, where she will I
spend the week-end visiting friends' Miss Gertrude Stinger returned to
in that city. jher home in Weiser this morning
I after spending a couple of days in
Mir, (leorire Rtiple and little d:m-hi pitv on hit-dness.
Mack Bvrkit, who has been visit
ing at the Vincent Palmer home
or a few weeks past, returned to
lis home this mornini; at Caldwell,
Idaho. .
Personal Mention
For hard
sof feeliner.
cash we still have a
K. J. l.ee Kort, of lluntinglcn, wo,','.'" ;' "'."."V" .'",y"' vl"" ""r" "' ""'
. . , ,, Jm, I ., v I Ol 1 1, rr H'l'-'l HrllllliP limit.-.
TTTE LA 'GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Mrs. I:, (i. ltesn went lo rnrtlnnil
this mornlim v, here nhe will visit
film. In for n few iltiyK.
' ltol. IVIIlDiiian of rove, spent sev.
Hal hours hi litis city toilny. relnrn
Inir hum- Inler In I lie iiriernonn.
Mr. iiimI Mis. KiiiI lti-.vnnl.ln file
fiTi.-n.tiii? the ue.-k-enil fit the lu-ml
i.l lit.: Wi.llouil 1 .11 !- inrk.
Mr. 11. V. Hill returmvl tn her
home in 'J'elncu.set this iiimiiiiiu f
ler a !'lniipiiiK i rily.
C. IW. Krixwolii ami C. II. Kriswuhl !
of Alieel, were iei;i-tereil at tin-!
Savo' last evening, j
T. M. Clown, of I-Missouln, Mon
tana, is visiiiiiK at Hie home of My
sifter, Mrs. II. F. Ilumelt.
Lewis HMt, of lluntiiirrtnii, was
rrifistPinl at the Summer Inst eve-niiilf.
j. ii. neianey ami riumiy ot t iivc(i
niotore.l to l.a (irnmle last evenm!; 1
stuhiiiK at the Savoy while here, i
Miss Fnv Wanl. of Penilletoii, was
a visitor in the city yesterday, slop-
pine; at the Summer.
j K. H. Sparks, of Cotulun, reis
ftereil at the Savoy while speniliiie;
;!he ilay in the city on husiness.
Walter Haines, from the fruit'
rnuntry of Milton, was reejslereil
at the Savoy last evening.
Mrs. R. J. Kitchen letf this morn
ing for Hot Ijike, where she will
rpenil the ilay,
Neplil Hehnfleld of Itrnno, Irinlin,
pusseil through tin1 -lt y tills moniliiR,
linunil for Colon, wlu-re he will visll
riliitivrs for a lew wel;s.
N. II. (ii-nlium, ri'slilonl of Hpokune;
pussi'il t hrciiK-li the rlly this morning
lor Knlerprise, where lit IlliM ennslil
enilile In nil hnldliiKs.
Mr. anil Mrs. i. I. Tonto left this
morning for tlu-lr tioine In Missoula.
Mont., lifl.-r a rouple of weeks lii-ri'
VlHitlllK- al the It. Ii. Hill In. mi, .
Mrs, J. I). I,ainl anil family, of
t'.nierprise, were anions the out ol
town (fuests ut the Savoy last night,.
Frank Meutle, of Knlerprisc, was
umone; the out of town visitors ieir-
istereil ut the Savoy last evening-
' ""The l.lnroln Illcl.v.ay ns It Is Ixuwi'rn Salt Lake City and Osdci,
' I'tali. lolli.M tiift the ri c, in i loiiiluurst, Knotis waist hir.h have bum
wa-lird nntu tin' iviid Iri.ni t lie nioanlalnr. In some placs mud Is tluto
fnt lliiUi. Hudwa ut :,inc cumpvrii lave bvn fuund. liunf mi buina
' euucht,
Savoy last night.
Mr. und Mrs. lrvin Hess, of Union
motored to l.u tiruude this morning,!
returning to their home later in the
'lay. . i
(working at Vincent
summer, arrived in
Mrs. (leni-Kc Ward and children l'rt
lids iiuirntiiK for Klgln. where she
ulll MiH-nd tin- day visillna- her sis
ter. ('. 11. l-i'll.-r uml wife, of lOiiKcno,
left this iiinrniiif,' for that city al't.-r
Hpcn.llng
city.
sonic llinc vlslllug in this
Mrs, Walter MeyerM and daiiglitcr.
I'Mllh. rcliirn.'il to Kntcrpi-ise this
iiiorjilim aricr a short islt licrc with
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Malloy.
Mrs. .Insiphine Mltehill l.rt this
morning for I'asco, Wash., ul'lcr
filicmllng si-vcral days In this section
of tlr.'Kou visiting rchilivcs.
.1. (I. Snodgrass and family arc
ailiollK I In- 1.a til'iillde people rcgls
Icrcil at the new I'ldcf Joseph Kcsnrt
at Hie hciul op Wallowa lake.
Airs. '. I-:. Cochran and daughter,
ttiilh, who have hrcn visiting wilh
Mr. Coclinin at. Ilnl Lake, arrived In
Hie city this iiinrnlng and arc guests
of Hie tleorgc I'ochran home.
ilsliurn Itichens of Cnloii passed
thrniiKh ti tiramlc this morning on
Ids way to Knlcrprlse, where tin will
upend several days transacting liubl-ness,
AIIsn Kricdcrlkc H'hllkc will return
to Kilgene toinorrow' evening nf:
ler spl'lllllllg",a,llOI,ll"oTrWelliH, lli'n'
at the home or her parents, Mr. and
-Mrs. Kr-il Hchllko.
Mrs. I'.lln Nixon left this mnrnliiH
for Vorlland, where she will lie for
several ilays wilh her ilaughter, Thel
ma, who is a graduate of the l,a
(Irandc high school nf the elnss of
I
Mr. nnd Mrs- Glen TV. Campbell nr-l-lvcd
in l.a Grande this morning
from Kmmett, ildaho, where they
have spent the summer months. They
will make their home in Isi Grande
during the school year, both being on
the faculty staff.
f A. Wild um. I u,ire ,.r p..it,i
who are touring the state, stop
ped off in the city last evening.
While here they were guests a, the
Summer.
for the past i
the city this
Mrs. M. D. Donahue boarded the j morning ami will possibly ma M ii.
train this morning for Hot l.akc,;cily his home lot "
where she will spend the day visit-j '
ing. Mrs- Jav iloCallister,-who makes
'her home in Portland, the city of
arrived in thejdtv this morn-
'Mvram fliamller. who has been mser'
If. II (His. i,l' Vinced .eio.l
through the city on his way to
Hoise, lduho. He registered at the
noniiner.
Mrs. Kd. Johnson and daughter,
Mary Ilellen, arrived in the city
this morning nnd will spend seveial
days here visiting friends.
Mrs. 1'at Mahoney, of Numpn, re
turned to her home this morning
after spending Ihe week with- .Mrs.
I). C. Mahoney of this citv.
.Mrs. Samoisetle und daughters, of
Cheyenne, Wyn., are visiting in the
city for several duys and are guests
of Mrs. 1). C. Mahoney.
N. W. Saunders, a resident of the
city that they liked so .well that
they named it twice, now known as
Wulla Walla, was registered at the
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hriv al IIm homo nf lior sIsd-rM, Mim.
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Will f'OIHni'Tlri' 11T rillSKlH 111
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IN
MANY BEAITTII'TL
PATTKRXS
THEM
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THE
Oregon Hardware
Implement Co.
S-H.E-R.R-YS
Sept. Attractions
Cut Out For Reference
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' TIB3BS
DOUBLE REDUCTION!
A cut in prices ranging to 15
and
A FREE TUBE with every Vacuum Cup Tire purchased.
Efl'nclive today and continuing for a very limited time only, we will
give, absolutely fron, wilh each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased,
ONE TON TESTED TUBE
of corn'sjioinling sizn
Com hi tied price reduction and Free Tube Offer affords an approximate
SAVING OF 30
You never have had an opportunity to buy these famous tires m ad
vantageously. Keller anlicipale your repjirenientrt NOW ! !
Perkins Motor Co
(iiiIiiii County Antlinrleil Uejiler
l'liime M. "lit Itiiesrli lads.
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Achieved 15y
Wearing
loiii IrfMM1 tVrtM-l
Never huvo the ntylia ralle.l iiu
limlalently for lima Hint me
Iriilcht nml alemler. "Iji t'n
mlllt," wui-lia wtmilrra In K-'iilly
linaiia.llnir auipliia flei.li Into
fHj.lilon'a mil, on. 'lie iimiiia your
Kowli a uioolli -fill lilt Biin-i'ita.
Tuil'll love lliu new mo,l,-l of
'. -aiiii(lo" KivuiK you the
lltir-a ami huoyunry or youth.
I.nn -lo,pi,l nn,l of dainty fall,
rlt-utlon lli:htiy Iton.'it--lint vla
llile unlv In their h.ni.fu.
II" fllti.l to your In.llvl.liml
moilel nf ".a f'oinllle' iin.l en
Joy a yii.n Ii r n l figure nml n fin
llile ra.v lliat la il,.Klnf,i.
A ro mi Hue of the luteal
llimlrla alwaya on liaml.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Cnrvt lere
Imne Ilea. IJll'J link
Boy's Shoes in Weights
for Fall and Winter Wear
Fine - looking, lonp - wearing, shoes
these made to withstand the hard
wear they Jirc sure to fret. Shoes are
not made that a hoy cannot "jro
through." hut these will last far lonper
than most. There's real economy in
them.
Popular Prices S2..10 to StUlt)
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Mr
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The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home id the Arch Aid Shoe
CROVFJt SMITH, Mgr.
Depot Street phono Main US
The Working Man -His
Day
THERE he stands, the most essential the human ele
ment in modern production. This institution today
joins the rest of the country in honoring him.
Realizing his importance, respecting his achievement, we
daily try to help him to the financial independence neces
sary to a full enjoyment of life. Our facilities and abili
ties" are always at his command.
We will he closed all day in observance of Labor Day,
September Hrd.
United States National Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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