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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1926)
Tuesday. April ft .192C. Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' ! her approuchin liiarriuio Wli- (with the Siortsnii n's club darft.j about lletty." ' ..'11 .J. M r.. and. Mr W.. Hlanchett A King's Salute visit. Tlios present bfsldeg tin A uilscellaiieou aTiowor wasillum Hoffun. ; The brlily-fcletit" Ha ! Oit" Junior Ihss 'hlfcli sthool -piny ln.uf i,n,l . liny I litis! uitmi 11 r ti ml I aVin Kiiliirdnv n lUu ' hnisi.k itf , I In. iielnlift I ni - niiinv lii-H ill 1 1 ill ! ... 1 l t. ......... I f rvmi Miss - W..V liJm' who has been In Mr. und Slru. i; M. hitter vImIi, Wulla Wwlla for thn past two In Cove Hunday und uliiOfid tl Mrs. Hert KnlKht, Air. and Mrs. i Mls Helen Jolinvon for hor friend land useful present. - ' ' ' 1 'Jlh to tin ISlh at this month.. The we?ks, vlaltnjr w" .. "'f , rwr up..iv '''' r.pisronl Spneer and Mrs. Hoff of I.h'.MIhw Dorothy I'swnt In hninr of i Owlntr conflict dates' nn nit. of this play Is "Mm-h ' Ado'rlved home thd Tlrgi of hum wcck, .-.. ... 1 I F BOY RECOVERS to u conflict in ROM INJURIES UNION.; (Speciul) The InJurhH f tho ItHHHi-lt boy who wuh run over on Muln Htrcot ubout u wwk two by u IVmllnion cur, nrovt-tl to lit only hud uprnhiH of tlx wrist nil. I itnhlo. Hp booh will bo lib!" to bo out oka In. -Mih. Miw DiJ.ap. who wnn irinn crlv Mih. JhifKhl tiiwl llvcil In I n ion. urrlvl hre from lier home in MidwHt, Wyoinlntr.' IhhI week for ft VlHlt Of WV4TH) Wi'OkH. Hlic hilH two l;uiKhtrH who if ultcinllntf tho lorul school, Mr. and M th. W. V. Connor Hp-nt In hi Hittiinluy ul thu home of Iter! Jlitl, nt 'ivtornm't. Slxmliiitf Time Chnnurtl Tho Hportmnt n'a flub Iiiih rlnum l Hh f linn for. plK on tihoot- liitf from rhmilny morning ' Hun tin v iit'lrrnoon. Kor a I lino ul li uKl. I hit int-n will do tholr Mhoot- hitf at I he liatrlmry ground oiifh Hominy afternoon. Tho W'onian'H flub which held Iih ri'Klur Thilrmlny afternoon rnnllnv at 1 lie I nlon hold, after tranKartiiiK thn umiul buttlm-HM ki-h-nlon,' enjoyed u proKriini lllimtral Iiik "Helenee. In Ihe Home." I'u per.H on the HUbjeet were nuil by MrH...Mdllh J'hy and Mih. J', M. Ulthr and .Mih. rhun blll xHhcuhh id a tea table and the fooda It eon talncd while Tour Hinall iflrln par looh of the ealabliH. ' hr. K. J. HhiiHter who hi-tfjin hln practice of imdleine hero, about Tour yenrH anonnneo that hp IntendM rloHitiK' up IiIh htiKlneNti In l'nlon and wltl locale In Tilla mook, lie believes that ubout a. month will end hlu work hero. The best wlaheH of tho many friends or r. and Mrs. Khmtter will aeeonw. puny them to their new locution. AtUnil ImIko Meet H W. IlalHoy, Howard IlalHey. W. V. Connor, Italph Smith, and Km- , est Mnllox wont to l.u (iriindo Thurmlny ovr-nluff lo - attend a iiieetliiK of the M. V. A. lodKo, and ! 4t I ti -l4ir,r r.f v - . . , .1 Kln (leorire turnH colonel In this picture colonel of the Roy III KiiKlnc'ers. . He iiU wiIutiltK' the reKlment as' It mareheH aHl lit 'Hroiiilon Hat Ticks.' Chat ham. short proKi'iim. The proKinm con sisted of vocal and Instrumental music and humorous stunts by the Initiatory work put on by nu mbers of thcclnss. H Maker team. Jloward Halsey was ono of the clKht candidates who were initiated. They all ro. ported an enjoyable evening. ,s un extra April fool joko on Ihe students, Hnpt, Hoy ' C'onktln dismissed school for tho reinuinder of the day Thursdny afternoon tifi ter tho senior cIuhs had staffed a FOR THE LAWN Iiawn Mowers Grass Catchers Clover and Iiliic, Grass Seed Lawn Rakes Soil Edfcrs F.L LILLY Hardware Main 85 THE SIGN. OF SAFETY Jt U ponnldi'rod ll mntliT nf protoctlon anil mifvty to nit bnnkji niitlitirlm'il to utn tlllH HtKn--- MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE .SYSTEM We have been n membtT Of tho Keilerul I te.se i ve Kyt teni since its oiKunt.at lun. UNITED STATES riONAL . Consult us about Electrical Work Of All Kinds Expert Electricians Approved Materials H. & S. Ek'clric Vu ft Damaged Sonic Home of the orchard owners are report Iiik that tin recent frosts and frcey.es have damaucd the friill, especially the cherries. One owner says thai his cherry crop is practically all lttllcd. ' Wednesday evening Mrs. W. W. HI evens was hostess to the mem bers of, Ihe Carnation club, and their, husbands, at h'r homo In .SOi'i Hi Vnlou, A six o'clock tliree- 'coursedlnner wus followed, by Ihe ! playltur of bridge. Mrs. Stevens I was. assisted In .enterinluintf the i club by Airs, Kmlly Coek and Mrs. lOdna Ituslck. Dr. and Mrs. Leon ard Davis, Mr. and Mrs. I,. Y4. Ter Jrell, and Mrs. rath-nee I'iiddock were otlu'i Invited i;iiesls present. : Thursday evening several friends of J. . (illmoro.'snn of Dr. and tMl'H, -T. -M. itlniore. surprised him !; by t-'o ni i im W"i it'lff l 1 1 f" 'i n f iHf jbralliiK his 17th bli-llihiy anniver sary. Atler enjiiytnw a dinner as I only boys can spent the remainder of the evening a) ihe Co.y theater, J. Q. Is a junior In the l'nlon IiIkIi HCllOOl, , . j Tho old Miller properly In Mouth j l'nlon, formerly owned ami occup ied by Theodore Miller,- has re lecntly been sold In Mi-. Hill of I'lVlocaset. Tho bnlldlnK.wlll.be re paired and painted and used for rental. I tilon f.'irl Married Sunday morninu; at the Calhollc church I ft I la ker, oceu rred t he marriage ceremony of W illiam Mo Kan, of Yakima, and Dorothy Par ent, of t'nion. The couple left the saino day for Yakima,. Wa.shinff lon, where they will make t heir future home. Miss I 'a rent was well known here beliif? a st udent In the local high school at the lime of her . iiiarrlaKe and the tfi'oom was also known by many Union people, mnd the well wishes of their many friends acrompany the ncwlywcds to their new hoine. Dewey Johnson and family -went to l''rullland Sunday to spent K as ter with friends at that place. ' Kastt'i' was fittingly celebrated in I he several churches of l'nlon by the sinKln of hymitri and n-n- derltiK' of special siukk and recita tions by the children. At the Meth odist church the morning service was the occasion for the receiving Into membership of ni.mil twenty converts, and a few transfers from ot her churches. Mrs, Kidiu-y Vmlen. a teacher In the south school here, has been confined to her home for the past few days owing to an attack of the Inlliniua. She Is reported as somewhat Unproved ul this Dine. 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