La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIturtlay, August 23, 1924. TITE LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVEIt ( PAGE TTIREE JEWS of SOCIETY I! HARVESTERS ARE AT IMBLER and Mrs. William Gaoler en- ined recently with a charming Lt party' honoring Miss Ittitli r and Huruld Moycr and Alls pt'lfiler, of Chicago. III., arc the house guests of Miss i Muffiiire. e young people will leave Ia de tomorrow. Miss KpelKlcr ko mek lo Chicago und stopping ilinncapulls und St. l'aul en to her home, and Miss HuLli Harold Mover w ill ko. via auto, ,us Anncles. California, where wilt attend' 1'umonu college winter. They will be accum- d us fur as Pendleton hy Mr. Miu S. . It. Morgan. Mr. and William Gaoler and Miss 1-Jd- laKuire. ryone present had a good last evening " when five car L of W. W. ti.'s and their chap- enjoyed a swimming parly Cove swimming pool. After (hour very enjoyably spent In water a delicious picnic dinner served. sides approximately' 2 if Iris lleiidaiicc there were Mr. W. IcAdory, Mr. und Mrs. W. I.. ie. Mrs. William Hunt. Mrs. Itaird. Mrs. W. Ii. Qwtiiu and .Wellington, Mr. und Mrs. liiey, W. A. llcnham and Mr. Mrs. l' S. Jester. i attractive event of the near e Is a flower show to bo given lie ladles of the Neighborhood on Wednesday, September H). j place or the snow nus not, yet decided. ' ie committee. In charge ure un- thai all ladles in i-u Grande Ihelr favorite riowers for this , which will be u very enjoy-, affair. v delightful social event of the look place at the Itlverslde , when Mr. und Mrs. W. J. biu und Mr. und Mrs. William entertained with a picnic hunoring Dr. und Mrs. W. IcAdory. Mrs. Wlllium Hunt. f.ulu Halrd and Mrs. W. H. n and son, Wellington. ism May llrunzell returned to home, irt Heine, liluuo, iusi after amending the past week ie house guest ot Miss Ger Wugcner. Waistline High Real "Flapper; I Mill. Kit. (Special) Marvin ii i I VJ II I have here Uie raised wmisl"- llne - about which there has been so much talk, and wry charming II Is. too. Black crepe with a brocaded overplald Is the ma terlal and fur bands and a narrow kid belt are the trimmings. The skirt is very full and circular and short as the smartest skirts are and the sleeves are very lona and tight.: This is a decidedly new line and gives one a chance to deviate from, the straight and narrow., Hix-ut lit the I. O. O. !'. hull Thurs day uftfrnooii when Mrs. Kunyun und Mrs. Ktliiglmnicr were hos It'HH.'H to the Jlilles of Moosehenrl Region. The afternoon wus spent ut games, with .Mrs. Merger 'and Mrs. lon Shimlcs winning high honors und Mrs. Wullucc cuss and Mrs. Stoops winning the consola- Wiggnns, who luis been seriously j ill for tho siast Tour weeks with I pneumonia Is very much Improved. I although lie will not bo uble toi start to school when school opens. J Ho Ik expecllng lo get up In twoi or three woeks If no other com-! plications are discovered. . Giles llurndcn was ut llllhler i Wednesday on his regular trip up! the brunch line. Mr. und Mrs. It. M. McNIi'e und! Mr. und Mrs. Wllford WeslenskoM huvu returned from Suit Luke City, j Utah, where they were culled by! the death of. Mr. McBrjdc's brother. H. H. WeAlherspuon wus ut Ipi-! blur Thursday on a buuiliess trip. Mrs. David lllumiiuist of I J Grundu, who hus been ulti'ttdlng Murvin Wigguns Uiv (lust two wvclis. returned to her homo Wed-nesduy. Mrs., 1". H. Weslenskow hus re turned from Cove, where shu bus been visiting her duughter, Mrs. I l'eck. The ruins ot tho past few days lid some dumugu to the smull tip ples. Mrs. M. H. 1'rlns und uuuglilers, Mario und Muy. und Miss Kullows. of l.u Urunde, aru spenilln'R a few duys camping at the like. Mrs. l.yal Slringhuui and Miss liernlcu 8trlnghu.nl were visiting lrlends In I.a Grnndc Wednesday. Hersbel MeKlnnls of Wallowa, wus visiting friends ut luibler this week. Mr. und Mrs. Cramer of cnllior- niu, ure visiting friends In lmbler 1 ti If i week. Mrs. (.Turner was torui erly Miss Uessle Cllllders. Mr. uod Mrs. J.lnuus or i.ons lleuch. Culifornlu, were visiting ul the home ot Mrs. Wigguns cenl ly. Mrs. 1, Indus Is a cousin of Mis. Wigguns, whom she bus nut seen for thlrtyyeurs. . Hhortle Buckley was making his regulur visit to lmbler Wednesday. Mr. und Mrs. Chus. Morris were 111 l.u Grande recently on business. J. I). Sluler und (J. 1'. Coshon putd Jlnbler u soclul cult Wednes day. ' - - . , . Mr. und Mrs. Allio Wutsoli ure moving to rainier Junction. .where they will run a boarding house. CHURCH NEWS 'AOS KNG1.1SU l.UTHKItAN t'lit.'lll'II On M uvenue, opposite ItlBh school. Her. William V. Hull, pastor. Sunday Hchool at 9:4& services ut tl:uo o'clock! Sunday's sermon, "The Tears and Anger of Jesus." Kuir," from Handel's Theodoru. HAI'TIST 'CHUlU'jr Sunday School ut 10M)0 o'clock. At ll:ou o'clock llev. W. H. Uibson, form erly pustor of the Baptist church will speuk. Hev. Gibson wus pas tor here ut the tlmu the present ii euiivi'ii1 1 1 1 vi iii-iiiit euuriTii imiiiumih un "i.ii. '; Will, the minister awuy for his vu.r " fjnd-wlll be Bind of Ibis .allon tomorrow and next Sunday, "Wrtutitty 'H-ur 1,1m ugum, Irte church wtirsliln vvltl I hi omhted.' iTho Sunday School will meet at" ''IHST fllUltOH OK CHItlST 9:45 with officers nH touchers W'IItims-h orner 01 nr unu nudy to receive nil. Tou will want Washington. Sunday morulns ser to continue the fine record mudo vice ut U o'clock. this summer by your attendance. Subject: "Mind." I Tho Christian Kndeavor will meet Hmiay senooi ai v: u. m. we tuch Sunday evening at 7 wllh tho nesday evening meeting at S:utj :inl..r..Hle.l v.uimr r.illoi Th milnn . o'clock. UcadlllK TOOIII 111 W r.Ul- church serWees will u I' ford an op portunity fur worship ut 8. With the opening of ull activities In September we press forwurd with K renter eal Into the Kingdom tusk. Win. Crosby Uohh, minister. Nin-i. ttto-month-olrt daushier of Mrl and Mrs. T. Itublno of l'ittabuT! CHUISTIAN CHCHCH Worship chuKcnses the wottd for the young' i'8 lno expression of a hearl that est "flapper" honors When Nina! I1'1'11 und adores Him who is the was three, dnys old she had sucH lonp. tlack tresses that a "bob" wm necessary. ' At seven week sh haJ lo have another haircut Now ah hus a full "bob.; b:uuR and all. There -were u larv number of v..i.!., ,t Wmler:ift , a very pleasant afternoon .tion l.rl.es. i,.u I K. tlllurv. ' ' ' ' .... members uri,R,,it mill twn x'iHltitrft C. J. Itlehunls unu Airs, iiyuc-- - -- ---- - -,- -- win ero hostesses ut thej'- ry and Mrs. Ousiad of -Mrs. llilury. The nfter-l1""1""- '""' l'r-'nl was spent in needle work undy: Muyvllle. Mrs. Hbult. I visit ng. after which u de.jMrs. f urn J rs. us luncheon was served hy iiifi' ...,,. . ' . KKt'S-r I mm Mr. Wnll.tr ll..nn..ll Mm nmHi1 enjoyable aflernoon was!Kln4- '"''. M. H. 'njl" ' CrandeK. Mrs. W. U Crundell. Mrs j T ' I O. Steward. M rs. Ihrffer. M rs. , Stool), Mrs. Jessie Klsher, Mm-i I Wallace uss. Mrs. Lund, Mrs. , ('hus. - Kunyun. Mrs. KlinKhumer und Mrs. -Bennett. : I linrliiir llio. ti II I'.riHiiin ' iV'rremienls 'weTe" si-rv! nSHEWEN IKE CATCHES Creator of ull thtiiRs, and the l'u ther of man. lt Is assisted In find in; Us expression by fellowship wit h kindred hearts who unitedly join In vocal praises, In silent medi tation, und reverent study of God's way und will; Such worship is i sweet Incense unto Him. Our HI hie School meets ut Vila. Preach ing nnd Communion service ut 11. (". K. ut 7:uu. You ure cordially invited to meet with us und re ceive tho blessing of these services. KvcnltiK preaching service ut the M. K. church. Adjt. Peterson of tho Salvation Army will bring the J ineHsatcc. At (his service. Miss ! Mn rtrnrllllit Curnoir will nlnu. M(kh Jucobson bulldlutf open to the pub-1 lie every duy from one to four. All uro Invited. 1 , . SALVATION AUMY. Serviee-. ! In the new Sulvutlon Arm build liitf. SJiiday school ht i:3U; opu air services 10:30 o'clock Sou duy mornlnff. Inside servlco at 11:00. Week nlKht service. Tuesduy, Thursday and Saturn duy ut :00 o'clock in the, cvu n i ntf. Dedieutlon of the nevri butUlinK will take place Htuuluy evening, September 7 ut S:'H o'clock. All uro cordially hniui ed to uttend, A riffle rS On Catherine -rney is rccognUed us one of the Pi'n.ilj- P n f n Vi T ivy V ff n'ut sl,f,'r8 o( 11,0 Northwest. I.g LL1V cl L C U J-'cUglGrunde, the home of her childhood. Fnt8T CHUHC1I OP CHltlST SCIKNT1STS Corner of Kirst und Washington. Sunduy morning Ber- vlco at 11 o'clock. Subject: ' Soul." Sunduy school ut 9:45 a. m. Wed nesday evening meeting ut 8:00 o'clock Heading room open to the public every Monday, Weduosday und Saturday from two to tour. All are Invited. Ones Recently ; News from The Park. THK I'AKK. (Special) John Hpeckliart of l.u Orunde.was an aaffler on the creek Monday of this weel. . rejoices In her presence with ns. Lee Oliver, cum premier for his ful her, Arthur Oliver, .wus down from Die Big Mlnam where his sheep an; ranging, lie reports ull 111 fin,, (rin.llliiiil llu.rn M-llli nl.inlv jiieii Jiei i iiik Bipvui tn t vi i t riiKM days in ia urunue nuvuig unum work done. Jeauty Seekers Will Pd Wcll to Try .. niB MARINELLO SHOP ItiHiiu A. Sunimrr Ul4. MA beauty aid for tvory Deed" THUNB MAIN ftt (lllbert Minthorn, with u purty of many Indians hus just arrived from Cuyuse. Oregon, and are set ting camp on J. If. Hunter's home- st.-ad ut the Korks. Laurel Luy Is visiting with Jack Hunter at the Korks for a few days. He repoils catching a iargn isaimon up the North J'ork Krblay, Hubbard Stieekhnrt of La (Inindt i made a fairly good catch Friday up the North Kork. He ilitl not (reach the limit of Hsh, but they .wore alt a goodly size A I K u lie wus otr a prospecting l-'rlduy. lie ro Mr. and Mrs. Kmutclt Wilson of Wlchtla, Kaiiaiis. ure huustr giieslH at the (i. It. Kerr home.. Ship liCtlmr to IjcwiMon. COl'KU l)'ALi;M;, Ida. Tak ing ailvnulage of cooler wea' her. l'ritrhanl ltroChcrH, farming be- iMeen oner i iciie ami winu polnl, are ship)iiig leltyee (o Lew -ision. the heart of the leituce dls trlcl, according to A. M. Chase, field man for A. C. Long of Vera, who Is prouwiling the hituce In dustry In this district. Forty growers bet ween Oppor tunity ami llayilen lake have i agreed to devote GO acres lo let , tilce, Mr. Chase said, and I he out put has beeii conlrm-tcd to W. A. i White & Sons, Minneapolis. Mr. j Chase' gays that letl uee parking will lu jlhin here Ihrec weeks before , the. I .ewtston leituce reaches I he 'market. The cooler weather here r will permit three crops n year, MT. ClMise said. Hurry Sanderson returned Thurs day from u few duys visit In Lu( Grande. ' St;hool will open In lmbler the eighth of September. A LI ' Is In readiness and It Is expected that this will be -another ' successful term. K. K. Hurly and son, Itosco. were lmbler guests at short time last week. , f -Curl Stackland of' Cove, was In luibler Thursday on business. .hi.'... lrti I I.l I,.. Imil .... : i tour uiMhe cnisii- SMIIUel HOIIICl IIIIIK Wit ... , l ... ,l. lbjmis:rcr,j.,vjuul. u'nu-JHIss I InltliS ! .. "VWimu. eve- Itoimes were iuriiy mui ri u. ini ever It became known und Mr. Wil son was forced to treat the crowd Miss Slack and Mrs. Ituriiaugh of Summervllle, were in linblet Thursday shopping. v - 'rank tiruhnm of Klglu, wus in lmbler Thursday on buslness; Cieo, Curi-y of Lu Grande, paid lmbler a social call Wednesday. Ilurvest has resumed Its acllvl II. h again ufler the rain. H'verui Ihrcshers und heuders are again busy. . J. I', Uirsen has started his box makers und will soon have his ap ple boxes ready for his crop of ap ples. , J .m. imiuu ..v. . P ,IM(j Mr8. clarence Vnnorder Summerville. were lmbler visit or recently. Albert Iveefer Is on 11m sick list tills week. Lucy Wade came down from Ln (Irunde Thursday lo transact business. Ining-. J 'Join Harrison was also a prus I peel or in I he vicinity of I he For Us. , Mr, Harrison Is an ex-fireman -on e O.-W. It. & N. at La Orande. Threshing has started in the I'ark. Friday they threshed ut the machine owner's place, A. J. Van devanter's. ltaln has been the beloved guest I he last few days. The fields .have turned again to Ihelr mtlurul green. FIltHT M. K. CHCUCH The pastor will discourse on the theme "Tho FHCt of Christ" ut the eleven o'clock serviee. We ure specializ ing In good music und lu uddttlon to the great hymns to be smtg we uro glad to be uble to unnounce the following for the morning ser vice of worship: Mrs. Kuth Kin man ut the organ will render "An dnnte," by Lena Ire, and also "A Summer Idyll," by Ashford, Mrs. Itay Fuller Is the voeul soloist for the service und will render "A Psalm of Life," by Allltsen. Ai eight o'clock In the, evening the union service will be held In this church under the uusplccs of the Ministers Association. At thin meeting Adj. Peterson of the Sal vation Army wilt deliver the ser mon. Mrs. Parkinson will render (he following on the great orgun. "Kvcn long" by llockwell and "Traiucrle" by MacOowell. Th community will have the pleusurt of hearing Miss Murgucrile Curne of Portlund, In a vocal selection ,eii1lt I I'd. "Angels F.ver Hrlght mid AUTUMN MILLINERY Wearing; hats like these completes the convic tion that there is nothin gfurther to be desired us an exquisite example of head dresS' $6.50 to $25.00 tADIES Tready-to-wear , : AND MILLINERY KnmtLiiY scsi'Fcr iii;li. ASTOHIA. Ore. W. S. Shipman and Mrs. .Shtpmun, who nuld they recently resided in Portland, were arrested by police here In connec tion with the robbery of u pool hall on Commercial street. According to police, Shipman onfessed to breaking Into the es tablishment ,and taking about $7 from tho till. They ulso stated that; Shipman admitted being sent to the! suite penltentlury from Portland In ; J'Jut. . 4. uecision nas not ueen reached us yet us lo whether Mrs.' Shipman will bo Implicated In fhel charge. ' Submarine Mine Incorporate. (HIANOKVILLK. Ida. Arti cles of Incorporation of the Sub maiino gold placer und ' titiartx mining company have been fllctd by Joseph H. und Josephine- Fred-' ertcka Hougen with a cupllullza tlon of $l;tii,00; place of busl ess. Seal tie. Mrs. Ida Cyr of QranKvllle has been asuoclaled with I he' company, which la .oper ating a large appointed statutory agent for tho steam dredge oil Sand creek, neur tho old town of Florence. It's a matter of poor distribu tion. Tho poor 1 pi migrant who comes over doesn't get enough lo eat und. the celebrity gets too dumed much. . La.frma The crtarrry rirhneaj of thii milk makes all food better, eluruedj The (lodsay boys have from their I rip to Idaho. j lluy McNuir, fire warden of this1 district, was up at The Park hint week. I Oswuld Volswiuliler visited with I'UIM; ItKKAH nlhe figure in- ined lo puliiess vquisttel Very lightly bonfd trmiis absolute freedom of Htlinn. ' Every Ia Cam Hid ns 'rtcauty and Comfort, ' for. Us wearer. Th pat d Vehtllo feature makes LA itllo RstouisJilngJy comfort- r 1 1 1 linn of tho different lels always on hand. fit 1 8. Robt. raltison CornrMrr litoiin Main Aflt Knt. mi, Nm Foley fllilc The following recipe for prime bread was put oift from the sehoul of home economics of the Oregon Agrlcull ural college: One quart of liquid mirk or wa ter; a calie or two oi compresseu yeast: three quarts of sifted bread flour; four t abb-spoons melted shortening: four teaspoons salt: four teaspoons sugar; one pound dried prunes. The prunes are chopped coarsely and added in in stallments us the dough Is kneaded. Woman. 70. On l-oiwc Walk. IH'TTK, Mont. Optimistically contemplating a wulk to Washing- Ion. I). C, despite her years, from ut hast cast of thel )akotas. in the hope of finally adjusting arrangements for compensation for the death of u son killed in union fluting the Argonne engagement In the World war and for another son injured In the same encounter. Mrs. Marie: Sweeney Anderson arrived In llutte from' Miles City. nust Sunday. Lola and ! rank Wlgglcswori h ure very proud or tiieir little haiy girl which lately arrived. The Indians who ure. camped at the Forks, are the font following families: Gilbert Minthorn, Holi er! Minthorn, Otis Halfmoon and Louts Van Pelt, ull of the Cuyuse tribe. 1 'mu t ilia reservation. John Allen's band of sheep wen back to their allotment on the China Cap range. The lambs were shipped at the last shipment from Union. I Pat. Powers went t (trough here en route to his home: at the cot tage in Medical Springs. Hull lilts TiCwKlon Region. LF.WLST.ON. Ida. A light, hall fell In several parts of Die wheat belt but the damage was small. Hall fell in the I'eolu region of Asotin county , and In the Webb Kldge and the Tom' lleall district of Nex Perce county. Tallv 123.000 State Voleis. , SKATTLF.. Wash. On the basis of registration reports received from the largest cities of the stale city officials estimated that more than 4;.!,ikim voters In Washington have been listed. Of this number. ll was slated. lKU.iMUt were enroll ed In Seattle, Tacoma und Spo i knne. ' ' " CARR'S V Where Your Credit Is Good ICepiiblleau Women to Organize CHF.WKLAH. Wash. A Che welah branch of the Stevens coun ty women's republican club will be orgun I zed soon, officers will lie cted and the club will work along lines selected by the coun ty organization of which Mrs. J. J. Merrlmou is president, Miss Sn rilda MeKeown, secreturyr MIhs liorothy Oexter. treasurer, and Mrs. lde and Mrs. Johnson, Col vllle; Mrs. Williamson. Clayton, and Mr;!. L. Howes. Cheweluh. ure vice president and members of the executive committee. KILLI.I) HY TKIJJ'HOM; POLK W K N A T H K K. Wash . J nines Desmond, aged 41 employed by the pacific Telephone comtmiiy. was killed at Leavenworth. Willi'' unloading telephone poles from a flat car. The slakes on the lefl side f the car broke, letting the poles fall. Mr. Hesmond lived about A minutes after lebig extricated. He Is survived by his mother at Porl land. Ore., and u Hitler flt Ib nit, i)re. Sas He Will Itmi For County Clerk " ' I - It A K-K.lt. re. (Special A. W. Oeddes, who received 7" votes In ill' Lepubltcan primary ; for eounly clerk says he will nol wlthilniw as reported and will run, In case he is successful when lot: are cat to determine who Is the nominee.- A. II, fnmhs, Jrt, re ceived 7 ft votes on Itepublicaii bal lots, lying Mr. Oeddes. Mrs Ing ram, who was a candidate against M r. t oVibs for t he I ii-uiocrul Ie nomination and was defeated re ceived 15 fi votes fir the Itepubli caii nomination but having sign ed a pledge that hIic would not be tin; candidal of any other parly in ease Mie WHS defeated for the democratic noiutnntlon' she would mil run. so the nnV will be betwe en Mr. Combs aiol Mr. Oeddes, I" case Mr. (ledib-s Is successful In Ihe "drawing." Ill cast Mr. Combs 'Is suecessful lie will be lie -afVlhl:ite of both pMrfleH. Bought for Sly ie Worn for 'Smartness and Comfort ' When you enlluisc over the distinctive new hIioc styles which are presented here fur Fall, we ask yuu to please remember we have given very careful at tention to the fitting qualitius of each individual . model, and lo the material and workmanship as well. For we well know that, while you select shoes for their style appropriateness, lasting comfort and sei-vice are necessary to your enjoyment and satis faction throughout the months you will wear them- The Bootery Inc. 206 Depot S'xeet Phone Main 118 "A Paradise for Tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe fur Men and Women UR0VER SMITH, Mitt. ' Remington Game Loads Arc loaded to a uniform standard velocity "and they're wet proof." Equip for your hunt ut Oi-egbri Hardware & Iihp. Co. Cocoamit Brittle -Fresh Today ( The Candy Shop Tim nmiw at Home Mado Ouily FALLING HAIR ('hecltcd readily, when prop er methods are. employed. The, Marinellu' system pro vides; j ist the preparations necessary fur various condi tions. , AI A 1 1 1 I J ,1 .11 I 'I IK I I-'I'I f ! SIKH' 25 New J'ulcy ishlg. IMiimo Main J20 IU-.(ilX IIAMI-riCKIX)! I'KAM KAIItKIKI.H. WiikIi. Tin' Kv .ri'lt U. :irk K'i.I roinMHiiy 'l N. II. Kf.'niy Son. wl . .ilcal.'rt. breim haiul pliklnit ll:l vpnr's ittrii it,i. They will fin- I ploy Bboiil Sf, iT.,n iliirliin Ihf ! I lnH'.r, 76 Klrm nn.i, i "" I Thi"i'liiiK jh'hh Itiw l.vn flninlif-J I aim lln'V will "II I"' "' huuwii In 1 lie '"'t r-w lHyn. I The hruvy nilu -opi(Ml Ihrrsli i luir In ll 1 18 vicinity, lull It r- i niitiiiil biiiIii mid will ba ftulalivii i I'ermmiMilly wayiil, wnvy or c'urly Imlr wlmiilil ba The wnlfir-wnvo Is inri nnd natural In appearand. In oa wlrni cua It powillil harm the hnlr. Mulns, warla. euperriun-ie bftlr poruiapcnll" f'eluoved vUbor seal All Work CiuaranleM.- AX THE WIONIAL Flioue Ul-J ltoi Ko-Jrlh Bt. Apt. B O tir hiindle or ha-Uel lo J M;lt hsihi mid It Hill t'oiiiu hack J Service On All K Makes of batteries Expert worhmsnthlp and genuln WllUnl repair partt ussd In every Job, ; Rental bfltt rici you can depend upon wblls we are chargipig your battery Willard pjrU Improve any battery. 'Yni mn bnk on what thv tell ro tirr, inr ih hill tt ur to ba raoaabll, My Litll: Ampert, TIIH HAITKItT l KM'.eiillO Kl ltVKH . Ilulilon Mai'litno Works lllilg. 1311 WiuhliiKloa AWn. lei mn j : m-'4rSr!l!-'"r!"WW' STORAGE -fl BATTERIES II am i Ibla week-