La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 28, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, June 28,' 192& Q C3JU7C3 EVTSIHTG 0DS23VE3 2 E'HHWvb'. IMKIt-UitfeVHtW ' :"'!amiu;lll' 1 r ocallNewsln BneFl S'CtMUNa ETKim Jtdr is. i4, ia mi . Hoanrraakers' Mum auspice The Oberrver. July 14 I'nhtn county's M(h annual pioneer reunion, shary f, S3, l-Oawn or aNAasVaaaaaaaa, tvi ii 1 . . claMon In lm (iraiuH K. . , s, and i TtekM i-onnlj fnir as FJgtu, Om To Maker (lib. Auattn Arnott wtnt to ftuker on this morning's train, where he will' transact business today. Hero from Elgin , J I. H. Weal llcrKpaon, fruitgrow er of Klum. was in Jj (it-undo h'allllflny cveniug. In linker KiiimIbv - Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank McKcnonn nnd family visited over Sunday at linker, 'ihclr home is at Iinhler. I On 'luslnraa Trtn . Mrs. Mux 'Wilson and Mr.' nna Mr. O. u. iVuwrord wito IiuhIiivhh ,-.uito-M in j,n orundo . today from Joseph; . ,, i ;'. -. : f. r , VUilinic CoiiNiu lUw ' , Mitts Heulnh CooUorly, of Dalian, Toxns, U vidillnK In la Grande with, her cousin.?, MrmJ Krank Itcclilln and Mrs. Julia K. Mctzter. - ;." 'I.'t fit ; ltkrr this l4miii(f 11. W. Jrcland. or Portland, wag In the city this morning-. He called nt the "slate lilKhway offices here on business. Vftn( to INck CIioitIc ttliHU jiuiunB iviiuii. ui ivufwn, Iila., como to Ia. Grand thin niorniiiK hoping to find work pick ing cherries, alio si-Id, 1 rislilnff Today Mr, and Mrs. t W. Wliltney went to Vincent - on - tho branch line train this morning, where they will spend the day fishtng. Isfcttc. Mnri'lnao lcens - - - A license to wed was issued Sat urday afternoon to Henry, Oscar Oorham and Miss Vlolot 11 loom, both of Union. Home from Portland . MIhh Madeline llarhouu,)ia ? turned to her home hero from Portland, where she visited a week with her sister, Mrs. Stella Masses. KImmH) linn iHpnw -f'''lj .M , Arthur Smythe,;sheep roan fit Arlluarton. was here -this' riomlrig on his wiiy homo. Mr, ;Hmtb1 was at Starkey, .where ai liflrt ;of his sheep are 'on summer range. ' ' 4 ' ' -Hero froin Pendleton AI Henrti-ir.kson, who owns two ranches in this county. Is Here to day. Mr. HeniiriekHon lives at Pendleton. lien? for SiimiiM'r . - .. Miss Oal-net Mill, of West More liind, Kansas, has arrived in i.a Clraiide Mild will spend the slim mer here at the home of her sunt, Mrs. 11. V. Tyler. Attend Golf Convention Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rey nolds nnd Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Stoddnrd returned this morning from Spokane, where they were attendants nt the Kotrhwcst golf tournament. Attended Dental Coufrrenrc lr. and Mrs. noy 1-'. . Murphy returned home thin morning from Portland where they have been of r the pnsl week while lir. Murphy attended the Pacific eoast ilentnl conference. Veiling Mother Here , - Mr. and Mrs. Hert Tlallard ar rived in l.u Orande yesterday from Salt Lake City. 1'tah. and will visit here for some time at. the home of Mrs. llnllard's mother, Mrs. George Stoddard. Mrs. Ilallnrd Clint's Gigantic Money Raising Sale Going On Every Day . Saving the public on every purchase they make at Clint's during this Money-Raising Sale. Dress up now for the Fourth at a big saving. Merchandise of Quality JLINT 'was formerly 'Miss Jennette Mod- anrd of this city, and has many friends here. 8ho m probably be In 1 Grande a month. ' Taken from Hospital j Mrs. Fred Currpy, who has been recovering from an operation In the Grande lis otto aaapilal for I h last two weeks, returned to her. home Bunday. Mr. Currey reports. her condition as yery favorable. On Way to Jnyrpfc . ; Mr. unil Mm. Hirry rurponlcr taniuui in V a fl-fivwla- lau. ii 1 rK t wiiu.n :n ii ,eph. ,tDm mand and coast points, wherntfiey have been visit ing for. the. past -two weeks. -Mr. N'oOinagrl Improves t O. NothnagcL who was taken to Jtho Grande itondUi hospital front' 'his heme near Attcel Saturday (evening for medleal uttcntton, Pronounced somewhat better j , - to .tiueslu at rlloddanl Home ' Mr.'nnd Mrs. B. Turner vl,lt,nK Ijl Grande guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Htod dnrd. They aro from Halt 1 'ity, Utah and expect to be here about two weeks. Mrs. Tumor und To Ms1t at Allcel : Mrs. Stoddard ure sisters J Mr. and Mra M; 15, Killer, ac , icompantfd by H. M. Caiiib3rff. oil Here Iron. Ka . :: of rucoma 8l.l..ston .an-lve.l . In . ... ,., , " , , Im Omnde this morning! on thHr. Miss Or.ee SI knitter arrived to Wllcei; where tHey will visit "r"BB th,a I"?"? tr,ori at the Kirk Wills home.-They plan hmrrs for Knterprlsp, where snel , ' ' ' lj( vlalt with Mrrana Mrs. E. M. To' vlslt 1arenta ,,. " ' ' Snider fpr a couple of day, She, Ve.i Curry and her Uttlo plans to continue her trip as far as , Bo , ,-a ' 1 ' ' . ' to Mora, where they ;lll visit dur- Hame trow Xedforil lnK tho summer-Willi MIbs Cut-ry's l-red Heed rrttirued to work for . purenU. Thl'y werij.ffocn. PartJIand. the l.n Urnnde Grocery oompanyl t. , ' ' , ; , U ' this momiiiK. Ho ret urnml tq I.a Spent Vacation in Utah i Grando from Medford hist nlKht. jrr; and Mrs' liolger M. Larson He has been at Camp Jackson and family are' home from t'tuh, with the l-a Grnnde national ruard W,Bre they visited friends and re un't, , ... inttves In Salt Lake and Ogden ; during his two week's vacation To Wallowa Lake . J from the Grande Hondo hospital. Mr. and Mrs. eiuudo Nnsh and Mr. Uirson Is hospital superlnten 11. S. Hutches, .the latter of Pen-; dent. .. Uleton, speot -esterday at Wal- 1 . I owa Lake, retumlns to La GrandoiRrtnnl fnmJ Trp une in uie unei . r. "'s"( . Mr. ona Mrs. Lynn Wright rc left for Tendleton last night,'. .,, ,,,.. ,,,. hr where ho now makes his home. ,, Ilettirns from School ;: Fire Chlet ,0. O,. MurPhtaon., who TJ-"' a?"iln P. R. Aeschllman. 'Mr.'wrlKht join chiefs , school at Coryam, i . . asf lnfrB ,)011l a w,k aKO and we. - ,. "i terday.,. He renorls ntaMU session-altholtifh. ho declared "'at the'.wi-athor wns mucli warmer, than In, Pastern Oresoh. ( j n ! 1 -w-t-a I 1 ' ' t M Accident: Victims leave "i (i Mr. and Mr.. Clarence 'A.' Oumi gard Into the Grande ondo river I'hursiiay mornliiB. moved to ine Sominer. hotel from the he hospital Huturday evening and yesterday cuntlmied -on -their trip, - M insneetltlic Oil Work- I , ll. H. rHUUOCB.. maintenance '""JJ lholtx ,.,tui.ned to l.a Grande Su Wa," ' rT.a hiJhwav afternoon from a trip to and H. G. Smith '''"""'liowa and Illinois. They drove from division engineer "teAi Ore- f yEll0wsl0nc gon were at " ''"" "f "IPark and Spokane. Mrs. Appleby, tario this morning and will bo r . iw ltnldnelc - is inspm-Lus . in xnis puri. wi a""". .t...l mnrctiM Annlvcrwy .together with her son, Carlton mmT.! Heicrn. rK-u-: - madc her home In ljl Grande, was present yesterday when St. Peter's Kplseopal church honored the sixty-second anniversary of Its founding. Mrs. Robinson returned home Sunduy afternoon, conclud ing a visit of several days with Mrs. J. A. KUsanll. Homo front Wlclilla iiirs. i- ijirem-ii returned to her home here from1" Wichita, Kansas, where siie has ,Milu u.t.ii.Mailiwrw liiiiiiitft.t Dotted Ftysd white silk stockings are MC4 rated with polka dots In soft pastel ; ' y"h,!' colors .-..-.-i.-..;. . '- Juat completed a course In ehll- llnnifi In U'nllaiwa ' . Miss Viola Neal nnd hor ' Uttlo nleco, Dorothy Patrick, woro lu Iai Mlrande thin niorntntr on t hc-ir way iiuiiiu iu ununa iiuiii iiom.i Wash., . vtsH lag. where they have tM-tn .Qrundc. this morning-on their, .way. ldoy fnm S(,aUB 0(hor Wa8h.j lliisloii pninla. Mra. Wright went to Colfax about a month aKo to visit her parents,1 Mr. find' Mn ' V. they with Mr. and' Mrs, ' Aesclill- 'Seattle and- coust . s.i. .1, , , : . . ., ln - B rtf K,iior lieatl " ..r Grover 0. Hogden, who was call- ' W "a yr TLT'Zl Ltou'C. av ornl .... , , V , . "eceueii, wv ? V 0 i.ospltal i,, Walla5 Walla io.-isonib time. ;. Rcti.l-n from Trip Kast ' ' h 1.-. n. Annlebv and H. P. llren- " " ' 111 New York Hoston and is expected to re- I turn by train the first of August HILGARD PERSONALS ,, HILGARD, ;(Spocial) Miss Kir leu r-iynn lert tne first' ot the week' for her home in Tucoma, WushJ, accompanied by her cousin, Oeor- Hoffner. Mis .Patricia- Kmi, who has been nway at school, has returned home to spend the summer vacai lion wlth her parents. - Mrs." Young and- Mrs. - Hoffner . Traveler Christopher William Johnson Jr.; of 8t. Louis, Is only four years old, but he has been around the world three times and has travelled about 100.000 miles In his short lifetime. Ills father Is a. wealthy manufacturer whose hater,. taking his wife and so . around the world.' J1. -. f" : . ' v-. ;:: ' iiiiiiif NEWS Society Holds -Garden Party Tea A attractive tea In the form of garden party toak place Satur day afternoon' at the home of Mrs. J. H. SaaelaTrasa on North Hlrrh street. The affair wtis given for I ho missionary society of the l1rt Christian church. , - Tables- and seats wore arranged in the shade r the tree on the lawa af the tlaetl grass kaia, where fifty persona gathered for,the af ternooni ; -: ''- .p-.J 1 Officers- of. the Mtailonary 'ao- c-iety -were Installed . during', the early part of-the nfternoon with Mrs. C. V.'Dunn, wife of the ltev. W r. liunn, as installing officer, Sat urday was the first time that the missionary society hna ' ever had special Installation ceremonies and Uirt service was verj' impressive. . . Mrs. It, J. Kitchen was Installed in the president's chair; Mrs. Ida Preach, first, vlco president;: Mrs. Uutrldge, second vice president; Mrs. J. p. Caldwell, secretary and. Mrs. I,. It. Purdy, treasurer. Tho ltev, Mr. Dunn read on ap propriate poem and .Mrs. Ktunton iJipham and Mrs. U. J. Kitchen Hung a duet. .- '-.-. : Several games and guessing con tents were enjoyed after the pro gram. .'-;?. Dainty, refreshments were serv ed. Mrs. Harper, Mrs. W.'O. Per ry and Mrs. Ida French presided at the tea tables. Assisting Mrs. Snodgrass as hostess ; were ' Mrs. Barbara Strong, Mrs. - John tnod- gross nnd Mrs. Hay Williams. 144 Attend Hug ' Reunion at Elgin Tho sixth (annual Huff reunion was held at the rity purk of K I gin yesterday with more people, in a4 tendance than liavG ever ;befiro attended U& roMnlonJ 'Oinfej (hundred and forty-four pfn-sons were thre, including 101 membem of tho Hug fnmlly and 43 giasta J Hi ring the early part of the day the annual business meeting was held land officers - were "elected, j William Roulet was elected presl-; dent, Bernal D. Hug wan re-elected historian and MIbs I,ydla Hug was re-chosen ecretar. At noon and again In the even lug long tables were arranged un der tho treeK. and lunch served. , An Impromptu program, was given during tho falternoon includ ing songs, talks and readings. Ber nal Hng as historian gave the his tory of the, Hup family. : His 'talk dwelled principally on the-life of Mrs. Ana Hug, now ninety years old and the oldest member of the Hug family now alive, who was present for yesterday's picnic., Those present for the reunion pre sented her with, a potted flower. Conrad Neldorer, of T-ix Orande, sang two songs honoring her. , Vr. A. N. Mayvllle gave two .inr teresting readings In thO ' l'Trenoh dialect und Mrs. Ben Berumadler gave two Instrumental solos. Her sister, Miss Ruth Hug, also pluyed two Instrumental solos. l,tttlo Shirley Hug, six yean old, sang und little Mildred Howard play ed a. piano selection as a part of Die afternoon's program; Knees were aiso a feature of (he. afternoon. ... ,.. Pendleton Couple Married Here Miss Myrtle M. Enbysk and Phillip W. Burnett, both of Pen dleton, were married Saturday af ternoon at '1 o'clock at the par sonage of ' the First Methodist Kplseopal church by the Rev. H. W. Parker, . pastor of the church. Mr. and Mra I'Yed Kiibytdc und Mrs. Katlo Burnett completed the bridal pUrty. The young couple returned to Pendleton Saturday nfternoon, whero they will make, their home. Celebrates Birthday Anniversary Honoring the twelfth birthday anniversary of her old wt daugh ter, Marjorle, Mrs, Charles Mont gomery entertained thirty ' of her little friends Friday afternoon at a birthday party at their home on C avenue. 1 The children enjoyed the after noon at games out of doors, after which they were served to delicious refreshments. und family spent one day lust week In La Orande visiting. Howard Rtuiret and John Thornbrue returned from a fish ing trip to Heaver creek the first of the week. They had good luck. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Sells have sold the Five Points service station and plan -to leave there. Mr. and Mrs. Amil Able and fumlly spent the day with Mrs. Sum Ferguson. Miss Martha Km I spent the day visiting friends recently. Ieonard Ferguson and Prank Williams spent the day shopping in Ia Grando recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wlnalow Ale and Mr. Wlllama have returned from a trip up Island City. Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Riggers spent the evening-here with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanford recently. ' Mrs, Frank Bennett spent the afternoon here recently. George Hoffner is leaving for Tocoma soon, whoie he will con tinue his work. Ward Kinltk and AI Hlght left for their home tu Taklma last week. I.IMF.R KIIX8 WHAMw LONDON, June 21 (AH). The trans-Atlantic , Uner Berengarla killed a whole at sea yesterday. 8lx whales cross the bow of the steamer but oo turned back and the liner struck it. The impart caused the big vessel to tremble from steam ta stem. A man In the how was nearly thrown over- ofSOCETY AnnounceMenta Sortsl assmnnrrmrata may Ian prlavrd ta Ihas cotiimai free- of charge. Any announcements per taining to any f miction such aa cooked rood sales, etc., will be refused. Annotinctmienla, to be printed tho same day, must be la sacloty editor' hands b VUM o'clock. News editor's aote. Tho Parkdnlo club will ' meet with Mrs. Kit llenudctte and Mrs. Henry Young ut Riverside . park Wedncsihiy, Juno .SO.' - ,.'-.' . ' Tho General Aid soclcly of the First Metlioilist Kplseopal church will meet Wednesday afternoon at l:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Smith, 805 Pennsylvania avenue. Iiourd. The whale was instantly killed. It was curried along by the steamer for some distance be fore it disappeared.. . - ; Sister Mary Says: By SMer 'Mary) ' .Breakfast' Unhullod strawber. ries, 'cereal . cooked with dates, thin cream,' crisp whole ' wheat toast, jnllk. coffee. . .j, Lnncheon. Tomatoes stuffed with spinach,, raisin bread, chorry bread ; pudding, nillk, tea. ,. Dtnhei Casserole of veal- with vegetables, new peas, endlvo' - sal ad, chocolate souffle, milk, coffee, , wnoie wneat oreaa. ' . - ' ' I . The dinner main dish is one ot those, concoctions making ' "half the meat go twice around." Conse quently a ruthcr hearty dessert for warm weather is served. ; ' Chorry Hrcad PaxMing One cup stale bread crumbs, 5 cups hot milk, Vi cup sugar, 3 tablespoons butter, 1 egg,, 1 cup We Buy For Less jj We Sell Fpr Less Some More just Arrived i i From Oar Eastern Buyer. , ' ; 7 ' All High Quality and Lowest; Prices. i , Mote the Items ,M.i.i i -, it -HEAVY CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS, . 1 ...triple, stitched ,rrr...-4..i)tj....':..:-......'....':....;..'j.-. 39c HEAVY, GRADE OVERALLS, triple . stitched, reinforced on every point...,.,$1.09 BOYS' OVERALLS, heavy gmde;..........:.:....79c MEN'S FELT WORK HATS.. .$l,35 MEN'S WORK SHOES, composition soles, ! ; moccasio toe, .T..:'..............$2.85 BOYS' WORK SHOES leather or compo- ? sition soles $2.50 MEN'S lNION SUITS, light weight, knit or athletic style ...., .49c to 75c More Bonnets In organdie and voile pink,' blue, peach, mulKC, orchid V ';,, i - nnd white, $tM to l.ta - . .; '.. . . ' j - '.,r :.. .,. ,,';.,..'.. Art & Baby Shop S: . 7EerjUilm; Foe The Baby" " IO keep your battsroom way, use ClohOX! It w an excel Itmt disinfectant and de odorizer. To remove discoloration from the toilet bowl, and to purify the trap and drain, use a half-cupful of CLOROX and a ublespoonful of vinegar, letting it stand for half an hour or loafer. Stain and odor disappear.' ClOROX will alt prevent link stoppage, and will re move stains from tile floor, sink and drain boards. Follow the clirections on the label of each bottle, Get ClOROX from your grocer and let it prove it value to yout oAt Atl Groctnt ' MWhWi,s. aeatox aruocAi cojchiation Pour milk over crumbs and let )WWr),n"cffdf'' No More ; ; Shiny Noses A new French ' process powder that fai nH affectd hy perspira tion wiH not let an ugly shine, come through; stays on until you take it off; fine und pure: mukrs tho pores invisible: looks like beautiful natural skin; gives ,u soft, velvety complexion. Get this i new wondertjul, beauty Ji pDwdr icalled Mello-g)l'd,Qlu8u pruga. Inc. I r Adv. . .- t;ii .- v j Minerva Says- , Now la the tlmo; to 'select your new 'slippers 'for 'the Fourth of July. The sixes are nearly complete. .The styles are numerous and the prices are In reach of ull. The quality of theso sliois ia as good as many higher priced shoes.: And us to fit, enough sold no nt, no sul. THE BOOTERY Pay Cosh ami Pay Ixth .. . 'yhy.i'i ; Tied Cross and Arch-Aids for, people with bud feet. Heaps of comfort in these. Announcing '. " - New Temporary ,''';; -'t Headquarters (Permanent location to bo . anaounced later) , " Where we will continue to specialise In picture framing. IN MKLVIIiMO KTOHi: ! , I42H Atlnnu sir. aad Mrs. Chan. Walkbta (formerly In Ore. Hdwe.) Listed Below. 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