La Grande evening observer., December 30, 1925, Image 6

'11115 LA GKANDK EVENING OBSEKVEK
Wednesday, Demnlier -JO, l'J2.r.
l'.-itw Six
LODGES HOLD
NSTALLATIDN
iT
THE FUSE
fOVK, (Hpccial)- -A Joint in
stallation of officers of lodge No.
I'J. A. F. uml A. AI. unil Cherry
Chapter Order of the Lustcrn Htar
No. 2& wuh held Wednesday eve
ning n( dm Masonic hall. At sev
en o'clock dinner wun served and
after dinner I ho folowtng officers
win installed: drover Huffy. W.
M. H. F. Mutdck, senior warden;
y. 11. Kelly, junior warden; L. .M.
Laird, secretary; J. F. Dean, trea
surer. Officers fur the O. K. S.
wre: Mrs. Luelhi Laird. V. M .;
Before
you Build
or Buy
a Home
i
insist cm
eo
Electrical
Wiring j
. . . . .
MEDICAL SPRINGS
PEOPLE ENJOY A
WHITE CHRISTMAS
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MKMCAL 8PJUNGH, (Special)
'Che people of Medical Springs
enjoyed ii white Christmas. There
w;is u ChriMtmu program at the
school, followed by a hrlstmus
tree,
Mr. and Mm. J. K. Wanker en
tertained a group of frit-nils ut
ChiiHtmiiH dinner.'
Miss Kilna Hcnncr Is upend i hit
Dm- holldayH with her parents at
Haines.
I A numher of .Med leal Springs
I people attended, the dance, at
I Keating. Oregon llcccmber 2.r, All
Ire po riff a good time.
J. It. Wanker butchered six
hoir unil a beef Saturday.
Ordt-l Lay was a L'ulon visitor
I I 'hrist mas day.
Mr. ami Mrs. F. Whitlen and
j fris Stone spent Christmas Kve at
j the home. of .Mr. and Mrs. J.
; F. Kennedy. ,
j I. S. Wlnth has been confined'
ito IiIh home with a injured fool,
the result of stepping on a nail.
Mr: and Mrs. C. .. Itluoiu Hpent
(Christmas at llakcr with her par.
i i-iils. Mr. and Mra Thutiias, The
I will visit at tlfilt'way before re
I 1 11 rn ln to their home.
! The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Cus peters are ill willl colds.
M r. and Mrs. .1. F. Kennedy
will entertain with a family din
ner N-w Vear's eve.
ieorn South was doing repair
work on (ae telephone line Sat
urday. Mrs. !.. S. Winl h had members
of. her family with her for Chrlst-
! man dinner.
j Mrs. Kan. Love, of Inker, spent
1 1 iirbi mas day with home folks
I Harold Ilursli and Wilson Hays,
jof Huntington .'Ifient Christ imis
I eve. at Medical. .Mr. Hays .at
tended the dance :t Wankers and
jMr. Harsh spent the evening with
1 hSSt JSJt
"Check Seal"
APPLIANCES
Carried By
EASTERN OREGON
LIGHT & POWER CO.
M.; It. F. Mnsick, senior -warden;
aelte, associate inalron; Mrs.
1. a inn i.awson. secretary, Mrs.
Alma 1 treshea rs, t reaHiii-er; M rs.
V. Itolltns, conductress and
Mrs. Klofsie Murphy, associate
Mrs. Mae Kelly,
M. ljilrd. niarshull;
ay, orKalilst; Miss
Ada; Miss Halsy
Mrs. I'onstanee
Miss (Iraen
condiiiMress; '
ehaptnln; L.
Mrs. IteNste
Vina Conley,
Hreshenrs, liuih;
Andersmi. Ksthe
tiayette, Martha; Mrs. Vnrii Kulp.
Klectra: I. 1-awnon. Warder
and Joe (layette, sentinel. M ih.
Cora i I'eterman was appointed
Worthy Installing officer and
Mrs. Constance' Anderson, mar
shall. After the Inst nihil ion a
last matrons pin was presented
i to Constance Anderson by J. K.
I ean, deputy Krnnd master for
Knslern Oregon.
I Christmas day In Cove was an
i enjoyable one. A Christ mas ser
j vice was held at Hie Kphtcopa!
I church at 10 o'clock In tin- morn-
j ing. Family reunions, took place
, ut the various homes. including
1 1 he homes of Mr. ami Mrs. O.
I Kckersley. Mr. and Mrs. It. I. ilar
ker, Mrs. Mae Kelly, Mrs. A. CI.
.Cnnklln, Mrs. l.ydla M. linix,
! Mr. and Mrs. tieorge Mller, Mr.
'and Mrs. 1,. M. Laird and Mrs. A.
It. McClalu.
j Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Itees und
laughter, Connie, of 1'nion, spent
I! Christ mas at Cove the guests of
Mrs. a. O. Conkltn.
M rs. CnHln I avla and two
,chihlren of Jet nine, Idaho are
Chouse guests of Mrs, A. U. Mc
clain.
Mlssen Harriett and Nelle Kck
ersley, nf Tort land, are (niests of
(heir parents, M r. and Mrs. O.
Kckersley.
! Mr. unit Mrs., Cyril It lehtirdson,
j of Pendleton, are guests of Mr.
land Mrs. L. M. Laird,
j Aver Light fuon who mukes ts
I home with his mint, Mrs. .1. 1'let
J cher. Is spending: his Christmas
holidays, with his father and
grandmother at Kairview. Idaho.
Slum- f on Mi. laimie.
The Kev. William Murray Itrad
ner and T. It. Conklin made a
trip to M.t. Kanny Salurday. They
report the snow varying from one
foot lo six feet, in depth.
Mrs. J. b Oean Is In Tacoma.
Washington the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. (i. Koberts.
The Cove Christmas seals sale
committee consisting of Mrs. A.
U. Conklin, and Mrs. J. it. Wei
mer, assisted by the Misses Oelta
Weimer and Lucille Leek sold
J2S.ft worth of Christni'is seals.
Miss fbrlle Kicker, of Obn
dora, ( 'alifornla and Miss ( pal
Kicker, a teacher at I 'nbm were
I h houose guests of Mtss Vina
Conley during the Christmas sea
son. They will spend th remain
der of their vacation wll h their
parents ut Mlllon.
(Irani and Merlll Conley.' who
are students at Wbitiuao. college.
lie lies l'ouiul tn (irave.
ONTAIMO. Ore. O. Kinriard,
old-time trapper of the interior,
has found what lit- believes lu the
jgraw of anVlTidian warrior on th
I wind-swept sidft of Cottonwood
'mountain, hie excavated the mound
ami fount! a skeleton, all but the
top of I he h-'iid. an .old flint lock
jhut who are home for the Christ
inas holidays, have us their finest
i Marten (in!w.us. of Oougtas, Al
iuskn. He is also a Whitman stu
dent. ; Forty four people gathered nt
I the Ci. tr. ttray home In Lower
! Cove for dinner Christmas day.
! M r. and Mrs. J. F. Conley and
'family were among the number.
The Woman's Civic eulb will
; give a tea Thursday. January 1-t,
jfor the benefit of the library.
Mrs. A. O. Conklin and Mm. T.
It. Conklin will entertain the Lad
ies jfiulhl Thursday, Oecemher 31,
The Hi. Uev- V. P. Itemlngton,
of Pendleton, was at Cove Sun-
day evening for the services at
jthe Kpiscopul church.
Flays Drys "
t C.VITLK lU'STLCHS
iiii i.' itir: ii fi.K
UKWISTON, Maholt was dis
closed here that officers estimate
the value of i-uUle stolen In.Ncx
Peivo county during tho IumI
veur ut $13,1100, The information
became public through the dis
closure or the fact that In effort
to determine the identity of the
thieves a restaurant hud been open
ed at Winchester for use us n
"blind," the restaurant having
been conducted for several weeks
by operatives of the Burns Inter
national Selective agency.
Ii appears that Sheriff Code has
been endeavoring for months to ob
tain some clue that would lead to
the arrest of lha cuttle thieves, but
Their operations seemed so , well
planned no headway could be
made. Live stock owners then
consulted with the county authori
ties on the buhjfft anil the plan
was udopted of hiring the detective'
tgvncy.
Statement Is made lhal one livo
ReprMentaitvo Thoraaa V.'. Pl.llllp.
Jr., of Pennsylvania, tola Cohki-kih
(hat prohibition enforcement melh
W havo Improved tlie country unfavorably.-
"A fanatic Is no mure to
U trustid In a mwKIoii of emit
wtr than a homlcIOal r.ianfca vritli
tt elx ihootcr." lie aa.O.
gun Willi 111. nani. of Krn-.sL K.
Harm. II, ami III.. ilati IMI, arrow
h.-ailfi, a iowl'-r lioi n, i ll; It-i-tli and
two hrasH hultons. , .
In Hiimm.'r crarkfil ici' scrvi il in
howlx iK'solit at- railway station.-
In Japan. .-
VVMCIfll"uTl.f
Look for the "Check
Seal" on all electrical ap
pliances. We sell them.
H. &S.
ELECTRIC
Htm M owner in tlm Wolm 'prairliO
iliBtrli t loi 14 ifT In n, mnntli,
Ni-urly all stockmen In that melon
run tlii-lr cattl" ut thin s In tli
CralB tnounluln n-glon, some din.
tancu from tlulr furuuL
i,in' visi itiii nucvsv.i) .
SKWI'OltT. tire. A vlBitor nt
Otter Itoik, nine miles norlli o(
here, was rcporteil drowneil. Three
young- men worn wulklns noar the
iilgh clifls when u large wave
caiiKht one of them whllo his
frienils stood helpless nearby.
The oceun ut this point runs with
terrific force UKUInsI the cliffs aiu!
once In the water u person has lit
tle chance of rescue. The United
states life Kuarils were summonefl
but up to a lute hour, the body, hud
not been recovered. The name of
the drowned man was not learned
here.
, People who live In rented houses
should not throw away their money
on uiitos. : J
"CheckSeal"
Electrical Appliances ARE better.'
See Us.
La Grande Electric Co.
AUTHENTIC
STORIES-
Of early Grande F.onde Valley, life and development
should be preserved and perpetuated. An effort to
do this is being made by the Hot Lake Sanatorium.
It will bo appreciated if any early, settler, any
descendant of our sturdy pioneers, or anyone inter
ested iii collecting such history, will communicate with
DR. W. T. PHY,
HOT LAKE, OREGON
FeriiitiiFe
.and
Beginning Saturday, January 2nd, our
entire line of Furniture, Bedding
and Floor Coverings con
tract lines excepted will
be placed on sale at
reductions from
10 to 50 per cent off
W. E
BOHNENKA
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