La Grande evening observer., July 02, 1926, Image 7

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VOLUME XXIV.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1926.
NUMBER l-"7
INSTITUTE
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TO OPEN SOON
llNTKlU'UWB. Oro. July 2.
Vlie pi'oKraui hus ueen issued for
. 1 1 Kpworth league i Institute
'' l'lili'ii 'will bo hold on tho Metho
aulsl etiuip grounds ut lltu head of
ithu luko July 12 to 18. Each
morning Is to bo devoted to study,
on thisseliedule:
.it U:UU u. m.: reveille, Everybody
I up.
f t:3u to 7:15: morning wuloli,
s- Harry S. Hamilton.
'i 7:811: breuklast.
: S:3u to 5:10: Bible, H. G. tlc-
Calliuter; evangelism, W. J. l.us-
.i conibc. , 1 ' '
f . :15 to ti:55. ' Sunday sehool
i methods, F. M. Jasper;.' melliod
lu to lu:15: recreation. Bert A.
ii: 1 5 Lo 11:55: Sunday '., school
I l'uwoll.
I. 1 i) : J u to 11: homo missions,
IEdvaiil Kiird Mills; foreign nils,
slons, MIks Celia Oowan,
4l:0.r to 11:40: stewardship, Ira
It. Aldrleh: How to. Touch llell
glon, F. M. Jasper. , ;
r i 1 1 :50 to 12:2": Senior- methods,
' . VMIss l'euil Bhurloek; Junior moth
Mb, Miss Joslu Bloekland. :
t Afternoons will be Riven over to
I rcsi Slimy mm reuwiuuii.
.4 will bo supervised liy Bert A.
jf l'owell. Monday evening will be
devoted to getting acquainted. Frl-
i day night n pageant will be pro-
S si-nlell 111 l p. 111. uirecieu uj mi a.
j J. J. Fleming of Baker. Other eve
nings, uuurcesea win uv siveu y o
o'clock us follows:
Tuesday, by H. S. Hamilton.
Wednesday, "The Missionary
Calling," by Miss Celia Qowttn.
Thurgduy, "The Call Of tho
Christian Ministry," by Edwurd L,.
Mills. , , ' -
Friday, "neliglous Education us
a Life Work," by F. M. Jasper.
... Saturday. "The Christian Col
lege," by G. W. Tcnney..
' On Sunday, July 18, iho closing
day, meetings will be held morn
ing, afternoon and evening. The
Itev. Hall K. Wallis, of Island
City, is dean of the inslltuto: Mrs.
G. 11. Feeso of Wallowa is dean of
women and the Hev. K. U Haga,
o( Enterprise, is business manager.
Tho trouble with - being a fol
lower is you get dust In your, eyes.
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
PROLONGING THE AGONY
WAI.iI.OWA. Ore. (special)
Frank Walker, of I.enp, was an
Enterprise business visitor tho first
of the week.
Sum Meek was busy the first of
the week helping Hoy Gustlu do
somo repair work on his automo
bile.' . Wert McGinnls and Floyd Mi
lan, of I'owwntka, woro In tho
Whiskey eroek, section tho vast
week hunting somo horses.
Hoy und Irvln Gastiu spent tho
last of tho week helping T. O.
Johnson with Ills haying. Mr.
Johnson has moro huy which ho Is
cutting and expects to commence
stacking about the middle of tho
coming week. Farmers have hud
Ideul weather for curing their hay
here dining Iho past two weeks. No
rain bus fallen to causo any delay.
Sam. Meek was a middle valley
visitor tho hitter part of tho week.
G, E. Coleman, a farmer of tho
Towwutku section, was a recent
business visitor here. Ho reports
crops looking flue In that section,
of tho county.
Neul linker and Glenn l'owell,
of middle valley were In tho Leap
section Thursday.
C. F. Hunnon and family, of
I.raip, we.go Enterprise visitors tho
lust of the week.
1 Ai Bnkko has been in town
tho past several days doing some
cement work for Mr. Shell.
Deo Giistln has been suffering
with a sore eye for sovoral days
the result of getting somo small
pieces off an emery whoel in his
eye, while grinding somo mowor
sickles for II. C. Hearing.
Irvln Gaslln was'helplllg It. C.
Hearing with his haying the last
of tho week,
John Couch and daughters, Ar
ietta and llila, wore visitors hero
tho last of tho week.
Mrs. Meek and sons, of I.enp,
were visitors hero tho lust of tho
week.
Mrs. T. M. Gastln and James
Woods and family visited Sunday
at Mrs. J. G. Guslln's.
Charles Klinghnmmer and wife,
of Ienp, were visitors horc tho last
of the week.
Elmer Osborne lias been busy
I
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Summer would be nicer If
look an hour off for lunch.
It
tho post week working summorfal
low at tho Haun ranches In tho
Leap section.
Mrs. Meek and sons visited sun- i
duy with G. F. Iteol and family of ,
Middle Valley. I
H. O. Anderson and family and
Mrs. .Violet Maughun and baby were
Sunday visitors ut Mrs. J. B. Gas
ton's Sunday.
George Cussins and ltoy Grasttn
woro iielplng T. A. Bakko with
somo cement work hero, the last
of Hie week. - ,
Sheriff A. B. Miller,, of Enter
prise, was a, business vllsitor here
Saturday. - :'- .
Joner Trump, of Promise,, was a
business visitor here tho lust of the
week: ' ,
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WAI.l.OWA. Oro. (Special)
Morton -Itobertson, Who has been
working for his undo John Couch,'
of Eonp, left thp first of the week
for his home at Portland. ,,
Many people havo lieen-busy re
contly getting Ihc weeds cleaned,
out of their, gardens, before haying
and harvest comes on. v '.,
T. G. Johnson. C. A. Hunter, and
a number of other fur men havo
been busy haying tho t week.
Some of the farmers stuta they
will not sturt cutting hay until af
ter July 4. Haying Will also .start
on some of tho grain ranches .In
tho hill sections about this time.
COVE PERSONALS
of Mrs. Paulina Prllllman. Mrs.
Colllcotto was on her way from
Seattle, Wash., whero sho hus been
.visiting. She attended tho grad
uation of her daughter at Seattle
.Their homo Is at Twin Fulls, Ida.
Mrs. A. B. McClain, of Allcel,
this week
daughters. Mildred, and ' Mrs.
Itlchard Young, accompanied by
Mrs. Young's two sons, aro guests
at the homo of Mr. . und Mrs.
Eckersley. Mr. and Ufa Conkllu
and daughter, Mildred, are from
Ontario, Oregon. Mrs. Young and
her family make their homo ut
Charlotte, North Carolina. :
Mr. and Mm. Don Gale, of Un
ion, woro guests at tho Bloom
Gorlinm wedding hero last woes.
Mrs. Edna Conklln and daugh
ter, Clarice, of Walla Walla, Wash,
are In- Cove for tho summer
months. .
COVE. July 2. (HnoclaD Thn
Episcopal summer school closed
Here last Friday, although people
began to leave Thursday. Tho Bis
hop and Mrs. W. Is. Remington
left Thursday before noon for
their homo at Pendleton and from
thero left on a trip to Los Angeles
and other California points. The
Itev. Itulph V. Hlnkle, also of Pon
dlelon, left for Madison, Wiscon
sin, whero ho will attend a confer
ence as a delegate from Eastern
Oregon. The Thomas family, of
Klamath Falls, aad the Morris
family, ot Heppner, also loll on
Thursday. .
Tho lesson hour Friday morn
ing, the last day ot tho school,
wont on as scheduled, although
many woro busy taking down tents
and packing preparatory to leave.
After the lunch hour ovoryone left
'with the exception of Miss Mabel
Lea Cooper, ot New- York City,
I who stayed over with the Rev. and
rs. WUllara Murray Bradnor for
a trip to Wallowa Lake... They
left her Saturday morning for
the laka where they spent Satur
day night ' ana Buadey. Mies
Cooper left . Sunday . ' night
Coeur e'Alene, Idaho, where
will attend summer school.
for
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Germs never realla you are be
hind with your work.
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A pedestrian, la safe only when
ho Is riding. .' . .- '' ,
COVE-, (Spcclnl) John Will
lii'ms was elected director to sue
ceed U. M1. I'etermun .at the re
cent school election of this district , ,, ,,,,,, viai,i,, u,.r
and Miss Bess Koily was ro-elcctcd . wllll )u,r Bon nnd ,iaughtor.in-law,
eletic. ! k .....i M..,, I .... uinn
La Grande. Oregon
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STARKEY
PERSONALS
Tll I
umerence: ;
Between the retail and wholesale price on
your Cured Meats. Buy direct from the
Packer at Wholesale.
Sugar Cured Hams 31c Lb. .
Sugar Cured Picnics . 27c Lb.
Cottage Butts 28c Lb.
Sugar Cured Bacon Backs.,..35c Lb.
SHORTENING
4-lb. Pails, nctJ...... ...:...............$ .80
8-lb. Pails, net. .. 1.55
Wholesome, Healtful, Economical. Made
from Pure Cotton Seed Oil and Beef Tal
low. .
Grande Ronde
Meat Co.
Three Stores: City Market
Hoover and Economy
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STAIIKKY. (Spncjai) 'Several
of the farmers In Hits .vicinity'-: urii
haying tills wei-k. . ' . ' .
It. E. Thomas was' ti business
visitor In Ln Grande Saturday. . :
L. H. ltURSoll of I.a Oi undn visit
ed at the home of H. 1 A. . .Thorn
burg one day lust week. -. : ' v
H. A. Thornburg has been : de
puttecd as flro warden of the SUir-
key district. - - - ' ' -
Fred Ellsworth made, u business
visit, to Starkey Saturday. . .
- Grunt Chirk mud'' a. trip to La
Grande the last of the 'week,
.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stureo, . uc
compunied by Oscar Johnson ; und
Wlnrield Tan I, went to .,' Pelidlelon
last week end. , ' ' 1 -
There will be a pienlo hero. July
fi, followed by a dance in the eve
ning. A lurge attendance isi vx-
pected. l !. '
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Thornburgi
accompanied liy Mrs. M. M.
horiiburg. visited at Baker last
Suturduy and Sumluy.
clerk,
Mrs. Wi A. Ogden, of Caldwell,
Idaho, is visiting friends horo. She
Is guost at. tho homo ot W. A. Mo
Nelll. i, ,
Tho Itev. Mr. Ilbudu, Ot NotlS,
Idaho; arrived' at Covo Saturday
utid will have ohs rgo of tho Birpn
list churijh here,.", during the sum-1
iner. ,- ' ' " ':
' .Mr. and Mrs. Hort Kail, of .
Perry; were Cove ' visitors last
week! ' 'They worn guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Mulr und Mr. und
Mm. J. .M. Hoatson.
i .Mrs. Joe Delhi, of La Grande,
a slslnr of Mrs, J. W. HoutHon. is
visiting at Koseburg wllll their
parents, ' Mr. und Mrs. J.. W.
Broughton; '- 1 '
) Uesuiond Fuip is working in the
meal market here us bookkeeper.
Elmer Fulp und his daughter,
.Mrs! Bert HruaiHIc were called to
Walls! Walla, Wash.. Saturday by
tho Illness ot Mrs.' Fulp.
j All". lu Payne loll Saturday
!to visit her son, E. Payne, at Wulla
Wullaj Washington.
I Mr.rand Mra J. W. Itobertson,
(who have been guests at tho home
. of Mr. anil Mrs. 3.' V. Dean, l lri
jniiiurday for their home at
coma, Waslf.
j' Mr. and Mrs. H. IJ. 'Antics
son, iiulo, of Tlclon, Wush.,
guests of Ihclr pariinls, Mr.
Mrs. A. A. Antics. Willi tliem Is
Mrs. Browner, . Mrs. Antics' mo
ther, und son, who have Jusl arriv
ed from their homo ut Scranton,
Nebraska to spend Hie summer
visiting the Antics family.
Mrs. Anna Colllcotto, or Twin
Falls, Idaho', was a week end guest
Mr. and Mrs. E. B, Conklln and
Ta-
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John' MMdleton.' held In .UanSllle,
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