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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1924)
? Wednesday, October 29, 1921. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE T71RER 1 NEWS of SOCIETY r A - beautiful wedding took plaui i l(j : tin home of Mr. Ilannerield. T Seventh Ktrcet of this city f;, onday evening. October 27.-when Jhs Kslella Hodge, of KnU-rprlsi', r nd Hubert K. Johnson, of Wnl- iwtt, Oregon, were united In mar fSf ugo. Tlio ceremony was per- rmed la the presence of a few u-iius uy nr. iMiner urnni koiwi ( the Kind. Methodist Kplticopa! rl 4 ' ' a Mrs. ClturlcH Ilinger w.ih hostess g J the Tuesday Bridge club yester 2 ty afternoon u( her buine. Iur- 3' ig the afternoon's pluy Mrs. O. It. irrr won high score and Mrs. Cileii trbkler- received the consolation Jj -rifee. A dainty two course lunch- wus served by the hostess. m Jhi Chicago where m National convention of the Mrs. K, O. Keith has returned she attended Wo- ncn's Foreign Missionary Society 2 in a delegate from Idaho and 3 .Oaa tern Oregon. On ' her return J the -presided at the annual conven 1 Ion of the same society in Twin 1 'all8, Idaho. The latter convention m Fringe .Used Effectively . Announcements Social aiinotiiicvmciiU may lie printed In this column fivti or charge. ' Any fttinouuco itieitls pivtHliiiitg lo any futie tit his Mich as cooked foin! sales, ele-, will be rcftiM!. An limiiieeiileiil.s. lo be prillU-d the same day. must Ik? iu mm-lei, v editor's hands by 9:00 uVloek. News fill tor's note. LOCAL WHINE TREADS-DECKS tuciety id her as president .of the for the ensuing year for .his territory. Her itinerary ln 'I titled several stops in Iowa and a number of speaking appointments .li Southern Idaho. The Art Study Department of Uie Neighborhood club met yesterday , afternoon In the club rooms with a large number in attendance. The subject for the afternoon's d'-sctm- j sion was 'l!arly Kgypt'un Art." and was ally handler) with Mrs. II. j II. "leaver, ehairman of the de partment, in charge. Mrs. ('. K. Jiu.ppcrsett was to be in charge of the. subject, but because of her Ill ness Mrs. Cleaver substituted. i 1 A. rtflipliirill llnlloxvi-Vn party I'f'iik plm-i- liiHt -i-vi-nlins. at 1.MM ! M'liiril slrii't. wlu-n .Mrs. It. rtlitplils. imsiHlvd liy Mrs. liny Caiil l won und .Mrs. Nolan Skirr, rnlcr- lulni il a minilier of frii'iula. Curtis Sn're I ho main rcutiirti of thu i'Vii- nlnR. ! In lu-rorilunco with the ocenHion JlullowiVn ilccoratimia pnvalliil uhi-uuKhoiit tin- lioim- and a drli rlous luiiiii. on sirvril at the close ot u vrry I'lijoyalilu tiim- was cur ried out with tin- samo liU-u. f 1 Mrs. Charles Wale will be hos tess to the 1 A. M. chfclj I'Yiday af ternuun, October 31. at her home on Washington avenue. Mrs. Clyde Kiddle "HI entertain the Alpha club Thursday afternoon. October 3a, at her home at Island City. . . . I Mrs. V,. .lacuhsun will be hostess to the Krhiay Bridge club Friday afternoon, November 7. Misses Kdris Maguire, Utltue Hanks, Itetty iarrick and Winona l.ymnn will entertain tomorrow evening. October 3u. with u Hallo- Jwe'en parly at the M. I. A. hull. Miss Marion Harris will be hos-' ItcnH In n niitiihor nf tlemlf; to mm- ' row evening at a Hallowo'ep purty. Mrs. George Cochran will enter- jtaln the Thursday Hridge club to- jnorrowiifternooti. Marine Corps headquarters. Although the Murines servo at many shore stations In the t' lilted States and In our possessions abroad, many of them prefer duty on battleships and cruisers, where they may have an opportunity' to travel from port to port und oc casionally come ashore for reereu lion und sightseeing. WASHINGTON. (SpceiaDHow j iawrrnre. who Is a son of Mrs It reels to tread the di ck or a nai- Siimh Hulcher. K07 V avenue. I .a tleshlp. ufloat on the I'aeltie, Ik (lrnm4,t joined the Marine Corps at rapidly becoming a lumlltar sensa-1 Walhl walla. Washington, several tlon to Lawrence Kuge,ne Ituteher, mollthB UKOi ,uul later was usslgned rormerly' of 1-a Grande. Oregon. ,l(J (Uy on 1u, rallfornlu. The who Is now u member of Hie I . J t 1 1 rorn tu was recently reported at Marine guard on the dreadnaught ) San lvUr0i fallf.. but nil! probably California. His name appears oi,t.uvo BOun fOP otlier ports, the oiriclal list or Marines assigned to tlntt v-ss''l, r'-entty reei-tved at j l!!;??!s!lg;;;;;; t - , - . 1 i GET AT THE CAUSE! Many l.a Grande I'oIUs Showing llow lo AumI Ncctlless Mirrcring. oooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 o 10 o ;0 SIX IIIItT IN Tit At N Wltl.CK OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO rAWNKK riTV. N'b. (AD Three persons wero badly Injured md t liree wero seriously hurt o when a two-car accomodation train q running from Nelson. Neb., to llor- o ton. Kan., on the Uoek island over-jg turned here late Tuesday. ;o Cause of the uccldcnl )i;i8-nol,0 been determined, The two cars,;; rolled down u 12-foot embankment o eomir.g to u rest upside down. Charge puichast'B no on November account; Payable December 1 If bobbing hair en, why in thunder won't mower make grass grow? makes it thick-1 j lawn o HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from page 1) board. Parly unity was. torn to hhreils. It was no longer a con vention of Democrats, met to pick a 1 emocrat for president. It wsis a convocation of Klau and antl Klan adherents. When the fever had run Its course and the assemblage finally got down to Hie selection of n can didate, all the enthusiasm and' vh'iir Hint hIwiiiM li;ivn 1 toe II RilVeti ! fot the campaign had( been dissl- 1 'pated. Neither side had won a' ivictory. Neither side was satisfied.' I - whether the candidate, they had 1 may be used effectively and ye noiIllimlod won or not. bo conservatively that It is not out of place on a tailored frock. Tha To t,)ia H,tnutioni (llret.tIy, t.nn fringe is made of the material, which. ttttl.lluUl(1 Uu, rol,Kll ind rot:ky Is closely woven black rep, and up rwul ()f lh(i lmvls nmnuKcrH in ow . iv.m.u1 making Drouresa with his nun- There's nothing more annoying q than kidney weakness or Inabll-jo Ity to properly control the kidney , secretions. Night and day alike,' 0 the sufferer is tormented and'O what with the burniiiK "nd scald- 2 ing. the attendant backache, !o headache uiul dizziness, life is In- deetV a burden. Doan's Pills 0 a stimulant diuretic to the kid- o n"ys have bio jght peace an 1 comfort to many La Gramhi pci- o pie. Profit by this l.a Grande resident's experience: Mrs. Mary Campbell, 1&24 Mon roe street, says: "1 know .from experience that Dean's Pills ut. a reliable remedy for kidney dis- I orders ; nd general physical de pression. Whenever I notice any symptoms of kidney complaint coming on u few . Doan's over come the trouble." FOLK YKAUS I.ATKK, Mrs. Cumpbell said: "I have never found anything to cental Doun s for attacks ot kidney complaint." G'e, at all dealers. Foster Mllbitrn Co., Mfis., Uutfalo, N. Y Adv. STATIONERY SPECIAL . IS Sheets; IH l.nvelopcrt Assorted in four colors s War '5ir -Miacis o IUM Of FortnfanU, o iUpMR(MHraA Children t o o Kicn iviuk. maitca uramexi. in powae S lO is o o o 49c A Ural Uaruaiu THE L & L DRUG CO. oooooooooooooooooooooooo Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powde rorm.makejThe Food-Drink For All Ages. Digestible No fooking. A light Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet lorrr.. Ask for "Horliok'i," at all Fountains. Avoid Imitations Subatitutei o 01 o o - o l o New Shipment Cricket Sweaters $3.75 You must see these clever new Cricket Sweaters, all priced su reasonably. So in terestingly woven and colored, they will look well with any skirt, and will prove so handy to have time after lime both indoors and out. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR . lrour Grocer or Confectioner Has Tru-Blu Fruit Cakti. shows through the slits. The lcathci pnlnn. Kroiu an open road and a tagorn at me oeit is m orKuani (.Ioud(,.sa sl;v a.Uttton changed red with perforations : and aoilM u!most OVernight to an almost Im iassel. ; passable patii overhung with clouds and frcshmcnts were served. , Mrs. Henry Hill delightfully en- tiTt:iined the Monday llrldge club Monday afternoon at her home-on' N avenue. During the afternoon's play Mrs. Dulght Jesse won high 'juniors. Itefore adjouurntiieiU a dt'lletotis luncheon was served by the hostess. , MnlimoUlll. (Hpet.al) The Sell lo class of Ihe Normal school held U, parly recently In the gymnasium .HrVthe Hchool. The lirsl part, of (.the evening was spent in get ling; JT,at'iiiited inuD'a- Grand. Marcliuiid Mrs Stuck, Tin av h'dn 'rOnkT'nn-Tr'imn-litrhrr-tTrehe oT'tlle jllodeerrf eT Th Ttclh" tra took its place and a lime was ,ty and are always delighted to get i Delicious re-toi;t.ii,,.r im,) renew m .":,!iilane, s. dinner niiH mv.-n ... the lui.n, U'lPilntcd of Mrs. Jlrooks on Sunday. Oetob 27. This is an anniial atlalr given in honor of Mis. Proohs by her duughlers. The following iadies were in attendance: Mrs. S:iin liUckman, .Mrs. I.. Puckman. Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Kisher, Mrs. MeKemde, Mrs. Tmtlo, Mrs. 'weifel, Mrs. Gasklll, Mrs. Osborne. M rs. -Con rad. M rs. (if I mure, M rn. Andn-ws iipcnt at dancing. Mrs. McKcmde. Mi years of age. had the honor of being the a -ninr mem ber of the p;;ity. She'was closely followed however' byMrs, (iilinore who is S7 years old. A LOW, LIGHTLY BONED LA CAMILLE! c-onifort io tlie nlli d.-Bri'i ! This Iji OiimllU. is fanliloncd of dainty matt-Hills, has low tcip and back or ilusttc wil hlnu.' A liarirtcnt. that for hi-::r IovoIIik-ss .and iirarllcal Hy, cannot be .'(inalk'il. Ilo filtid to n I .a Camllb- und know rial corset comfort. A full line of the different models In llrussl.-res and Cor sets, always on hand. MRS. ROBT. PATTISON Corsclicre Pbone Main ;,ft l!HO -llh Sl.t W'vst of V. . Cove. (Special) A reunion of the DeHurde lamily was heid lust .Sunday at the residence of .Mr. and Mis. Clias. De:tiis. iu honor of Mr. and Mrs. ilenry (birtou. of Port land, who am the gues;s of Mrs. Gorton's fat-in r. Tom, I Horde, of l-a Grande. There wen tht;ty-four people present and a , pleasant day was spent. A dell 'etous dinner was served. The hon or guest. Mrs. lli'iiry Gorton, torm erly Miss Uuiiy Dellurde, spent her early years in Cove. 'l oose pres. -at wvic Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gorton and daughter, of j Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Tola !'- I llonb. of l-a Grande. Mr. and Mrs. K. Hartley, of llluin. Mr. and Mrs. Htm I e Horde and s;i;s. Y. r. and Mrs. I.. !i. Hallnmik and eliildn-n, Mr. and'.Mis. Wayne I'sier an daugblers. Mr. and M : a. G: or;; Coons. Mr. and Mrs. Coons ii nd hiiby. Mr. and Mrs. Vnlentine. Miss Sylvia 'oons. Minnie Coons. M if. t K: Ivin Wright and M . and Chas. Dellaas. tlireats of storm. While resentment against I'nder wood, as the man who dragged in I the Klan issue and directly pre- the following fight, is r i perhaps keenest, scarcely less keen jjis the feeling against, others of the I 'favorite son" group of candidates who, in the hope of a lucky break iu their favor, refused lo release iMelr delegates and thus contribut ed to the long-drawn deadlock and its growing animosities. Just what would have happened at any particular lime, had any one or two of .these, .candidates ii ilid-rliw ii- 4ustiMi jh iifrd- - bt art ed the dissolution ot the deadlock, Is a favorite subject for speculation around 1 temocratle headquarters. Everything might have been m dlfierent! Put it didn't happen and from roseate confidence the party lead er;j have now descended to the stnge of hope without expeelallnn. Note how clear the water is after cooking Fontana's Macaroni, Spaghetti, or Egg Noodles.That proves the absence of unpleasant starchinesj. It is removed by the exclusive rontana process. AND MILLINERY o o o o o o o o o o o o o o , o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o . o o o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo LOOK OVER OUU WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS ANNUAL FALL OPENING -AND Display of Beauttful Chrysanthemums and Pom Poms Friday Evening from 7 to 9 HAVE YOU TRIED OUR Cocoa Bread If not, ask your jriocer for a loaf today. .It makes Delicious Toast. . I Our Gulden Crust Is Always Thoroughly linked. ' Ask for ICIix'trk "Clean Itakcd" Unking rrwlncts Macaroni Spaghetti Ggg Nood.es rti;u TO ST A V IN .Mti.n;T. in. (.p) - l.oeti will 'not attend the his father. A. 11. l.oeb. i'KISON - Itb-hard fuller:;! of wlio died Monday in 'hi: airo, Jacob l.oett. his uncle, announced during a v:si' at the prison hen-. Jacob l.o-'b told Itlchard of his father's d-tiih. He fluid no re'tiies: would be made to have the youth released from prison to attend the tuneral. 1 ii.r.-L2 Ask Your Grocer for Tru-IJake Sodas They hit the crs Ti'ii-lttu lme ever prodtic The Home M.e bel crack- master bakei , il. Packn;;e Very I ononiital Mim's knowle slowly. Nobody I rljTe now b accumulates wh n Km - ope was sitticl. ait!) nonony known when it v. ill be. DO THE TINY TOTS HOWL? Most of th' llttl" ones aren't very crazy about get ting a hair bob It's a st i a n g" proceed ing a nd yo u c:in't blame llirm. Wo lake uperlal pubis with tlie tiny ones and make the bob uttrnctive ; the ftamr tino. You'll like our s rlcc. Uiing the klJ di( a In. GEIST MAK1NELL0 snor llmtiu A, Soin liter IHtl(. "A iw-auty Abl fur Krry lenl.' Phone Main 577 - Jipfliini am !c rcr rr proJin c (w L r nwu.r ikm c iv workable SCALP TRLATSty.') augmented b lie frequent t.c of that n'oinkrfii! nevf ionic SCALP-TONCR IAl;iM II" tl'SMLIIO Mini' Km. N.n f .d. f lll.ls. 1'uuutj 31aui 68 X AND KIMvUOCT Ha! Bohnenkamp Coroner My p.-usl rcciiicl is my pk'dKi? for a cniiliiiiiulimi of uu ufficiciit and ccuiuuiiicul Hdniinistialiof. The public "is cordially invited to visit our store and inspect this display of home grown flowers. You will be well repaid for your visit. No flowers sold during the evening- at sale prices. All the flowers on display will jyo on sale Saturday morning:, S o'clock, at half the regular price. All Chrysanthemums at 25c Each . i $2.00 bunch of Poni-Poms your selection of color, for $1.00 Terms of Sale Cash only, none charged. No phone orders taken. None reserved. First come, first served. G william's Electric Bakery rfh ,:,A M M 11 Mm Worists ASK FOR PURITY BREAD First for Quality La Grande Bakery K. J. Mc Williams PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD . STOP DON'T OVERLOOK 01 R Thor Electric Washer CAMPAIGN Phone Main 121 for Free DenionsI ration LA GRANDE ELECTRIC COMPANY . liny your furniture the modern way a small pay. ment down and the rest in weekly or monthly in- -Ktallmenls just like a .Savings account. Our easy credit terms point the way to a more comfortable home for you this winter at prices) which arc amaz ingly low. C ARM'S WHY DOES A enters HAVE a parade? Piccau.su they want to tell the world about it. You can tell the world we have some of the DUST CANDY iu town. The Candy Shop J0 FIR KT. "The Home of Home-Made Candy" (Retail only) ielpi Official Service Station Willard Genuine Parts United Motor Official Service Station Sales and Service Genuine Putts WILLARD HOSCH " 1 II ijr UNITED JU0T0R LITE uu-: Haiti ;itv i:i.i;eri!io si itvn e .to. Ijf-'lichKin Mm-lilne Wfirkft Itlilg. 1311 W'Mliln(loa Atu. ililUji rf i win' iKM.imf -arTr ran Will STORAGE ! BATTERIES H VV a. m 1 : f
