La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 02, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti h Saturday, July 2, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three OUT OUR WAY By Williams f ummer Society ; Lull Noticeable Over La Grande With summer starting in earnest ;t warm- weather beginning, a elded lull in society la, notice J I .a Grande. Most of the noci.il ubs anil organization, which j lillnued functioning this spring nger than usual because of the ol weather, have ceased uetlvi m now, and those which have it yet closed the season arc plati ng last meetings for the near lure. Tliis week end will bo unusually lid in J,a Grande, many people mining outings or trips to other lies over the two-day holiday, ily 3 and 4. Several will prob ly join in the celebrations in th-j arhy towns, while others will loose an outing In the mountains a fishing trip. Many are plati ng to spend the two days ut 'allown lake. With no special Independence ly observance planned lu Grande expected to be deserted over le week end. The high uchoul girl graduates ass of the Presbyterian .Sunday thou! met Thursday evening in ie community room of the church itli Miss Klla Neiderer as hos m. assisted by AJIbs Emma Me iitsh. There was a short business ses un presided over by the clu:-s lesident. Miss Ulllun Sims, utter hlch Miss l.ulu- Ansel gave an iteresllng talk oil China, and ndit lulls there at the present me Claiues were played, after which j ie hostesses served refreshments. short song service closed H'' - icctlnf,-. ' The Womun's society of the list lluptist church met yester- ,y sltorntion lor an am iiu'eima 111- home of Mm, Jl. I. N-ll- fn on Hprlns avenue. Mr. Neil (n, who Im vlee president of the jil division, pn'nlded . over the fi-ftinir In the tihsenee of the h-Hhleiit, Mrs. lf.'A. l-'o'x. ', There 'as a Ifii'Ke attendanre. . 'A (inllt ton. whleh has been mpleliM, was hroiiffht tn. ntl u as ih'eiueu ut eomp'"" ' "'e quin iid Kot it ready to sell, At the close of the meeling the pstesy berveu reiresiiniems. iiu'ncheon Honors Mrs. Frank O'Hara M I'M. Klizabeth Monnelly outer- ihied at htneheon ye.slcrday pon at the Foley hotel coiiijili-, lllllin. 1,.,.. .(U, irnink J'llara who 'is visit in ' here 'from J'rilir that is severe Plough to kcop' tockton.. Cal., where she makes one awake at night usually means jr home. j Infection that pus is forming. The Out-of-town guests were;, besld-.s P'n is of (he throbbing kind, ji's. OTIara. Mrs. William Kergul Vuh, when confined, spreads tid Mrs. Frank Mltlnger, of l'en-along the line of least resistance lelon, and Mrs. John Gardner, ol' d often to the deeper tissues ortlaivl. (since skin Is tough and prevents j ' I pus coming to the surface. Many 'Mrs. W. II. Mohnenkamp Jr. en-! have seen red or purple streaks rtiiined I he members of the ( 'Ho - extending up the arm following jub yestenhiy afternoon at an ut jaetive luncheon at t : 1 5 o'clock. Jmeheon was served at three Jnail tables, where hrldg Vlo''l afterwards. I'ink wan the predominating col- in the (able decoiuilons. sweet- -iis serving as centerpieces. Jmih. Norman l-'rees made high ioro among the club mombei-S t-idge, and tho guest prlw went Mrs. I-:. L. Holmes, who will "ave l,a C.rande soon to make her pr.ie in Tacnma. Wash. r.Miss Until Hlack entertained 1 G j a wound Is once infected It should iung people at an attractive pa r-1 b allowed to heal from tho bot last evening at tho home of her ton.! and not just to seal over with fViler. Mrs. Lester Sloddard, com Jbiienling her cousin. Misw Iterta l.iek. who Is vistllng here from nisr, Ida. Mbime:) were enjoyed by the 'mug people during the evontne. I an appropriate hour refresh ments were served. Announcements The Woman'n Missionary society t he 'hrislian ehurch will tne t the home of Mrs. George Koch ter, 1 Sdfi X avenue,' Wednesday ternoon at 2::i0 o'clock. This is e regular meeting of the society. v.Te wilt be Installation of offl rs for the new year. A woman who lias had eight isbands atlributes hr inatrimo al suceesH to her cooking ability, e do not like to question her. Red Feather Liquid Drilliantinc Keep the hair comb ed and looking its best. Is not the least bit sticky, and im parts a cooling sen sation to the scalp which is very pleas ant. Moon Drug Co. A Km (5 l or The Owl Drug CO. MENUS Ily KLsUt Mary RHKAKKAKT bhicklionil'8, ce reul, crown, vans poucht'd in milk on (oast, crip tonat, milk, cofl'eo. LUNc'illCQN CU'iir aoup, toust sticks, Bjiniicii imlud, rlcu cuuturd pudding, milk, tou. DINNER Spanish liver, linked now potutucg, Hiring bean uulud, rhuburb jelly Willi wiiipped creuin, crisp cookies, niiili, eolfee. KpunlHli ltver iH unuully wood and out-of-tlie-ordlnury. The uve rage liousewlfe serves liver in one or two ways with the result tiiut tiio fninlly noon tiro of this lilKhly beneficial illHh. Liver prepared in the following fashion loses none of its valuable imtrlens und Bains some food value frn thu vege tables included in the dish. Spanish liivcr One pound calves' liver, 1! slices bacon put ',i inch thick, 8 tiny sil ver skinned onions, 2 cups carrot bulls, Vj cup broken fresh mush rooms, 'i tablespoons minced pars ley, 'i cups canned tomato pull), 2 cups bolllnn water, 2 tablespoons flour, Vi teaspoon salt, 1-3 tea spoon paprlku. Cut liver In half-inch Blices. Cut bacon in strips M Inch wide. I.ard liver slices with bacon strips, l'cel and parboil onions. Scrape carrots and cut into bulls with u l'Yoneh vegetable cutter. Dice run be made if vegetable cutter is not ut hand. Clean nnd break mushrooms. Rub canned tomatoes through a strain er. Rut liver, vegetables, mush rooms, tomato pulp and water into a casserole. Cover and cook in u ,,, ...,.. ,,, ,. two und one I )mf i,0r!l Mix flour und salt und j ,,p,ika. Slowly stir in enough cold water to make u thin puste. 'stir into the gravy in casserole on to) of ,1L. sloV(,. Rrlug to tho ,loin. point, stirring constantly. PUnn (0 the oven for tlfteen lulu- utes. bervo from easserole. HEALTH .tl.;Vi:T ltl.(X)1 VOISOX IIY I'AltIXt; rou MINOR l.M'lxrno.vs ,. ..,,..,.. ., ii..,.!,,,,.- jr. i.. WnshiiiKton. 1). C. Member Oorftas Memorial Inst. As a mutch muy start conflagra tion so a pin stick of tho fiiiKer may. unless treated, lead to blood poison. '1'lils result Is rare, but Whh dangerous and yet very disabl ing conditions urn not uncommon. The symptoms of Infection ur liltn. swelling, redness, heat. Of these the most Important Is pain. infection or the haiwi. 'inis means a spreading Infection und la dan gerous. About the same time ker nels uppear above the elbow or in the armpit. These are wny-stu- nons wiucu pieveiu, a.. icm o nine, i no mieeuuu irum into the general circulation and causing blood poison. Open wounds are not so danger- tus us closed ones the so-called puncture wounds. All puncture wounds of the feet, as for example, due to stepping on a nail, should be opened and cauterized. When a crust or scab, The reason is (hat pus can ac cumulate under a scab and spread to the surrounding (Issues Instead of draining to the surface. A wet dressing over the wound Is tho best way to prevent a scab from form ing. Of particular danger are the in fections which start in the region of the upper lip and wit h in the none. They should never be pick ed or squeezed because it is only a short distance to . one of the targe blood sinuses within the brain, and germs may travel to the sinus along the course of a small vein. It is much safer to apily hot compresses until the bolt or pimple come to a head and dis charges. Itroadly speaking lhe treatment advised for the usual Infection Im this: localize the Infection by means of heat and then open the wound under as- pllc conditions and drain. Infections Of hand or foot are soaked In a hot water Golden Strands An example vt gold jewelry, tho advent of which has been Jons; predicted, if illustrated in this necklac ol four Mraiids of. gold n i ei i in i i i i i ; v nrri me t 7 X nra.u.s wr orr. XvZ. LABOR GAVIrJCr DE-VJIC.. Oia; y n ttnvicc. in. bath at an even temperature not so hot as to be uncomfortable to . the hand. Hot compresses fre quently wrung out of the solution are applied to Infections on other parts of the body. Common table salt, one. table spoonful to a pint of water, can ho added to the water as a disin fectant, but it is (ho heut and tho I moisture (hat do (ho greatest good. ) Delay In suinmoniiii,' a physician in cases of Infection frequently leads to serious difficulty and sometimes deat h. When there is pain present it is the safety signal that the infection should have ex perl mediear advice. 1 GRANGE HALL PERSONALS Git A NO K H A LU (Special) Oelbert Grout, son of Mr. and Mrs. -Ilcrt Grout, Js attending summer school In I.a Grande, lie is taking third A grade work. Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Hruutn, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Spencer and family and Mr. and Mrs. 1. I. Smut, and family, with the exception of I.ynu ' who stayed home to take care of I thn farm, returned home 11 few days ago from a pleasure trip to Seaside, Cannon Hcaeh and Port land. They were gone a week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright, Mr. and Mrs. W. O". Sherwood, Mr, and Mrs. Jtohert Mastorton, Mr. and Mrs. John Wells. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hug, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Gekoler and family. Mrs. C. 10. .Redhead, Mrs. Victor Jtagaln, Mrs. W. V. Gekeler, Ken Gekelcr, Walter M. Pierce and H. G. ' Avery were among the Itlue Mountain grangers who attended Pomona grange at Starliey last Saturday. The grang ers are all warm In their praise of the form of entertainment that t he SI arkey people feat ured for their benefit. Many of the visllors are declaring thafr some of the riding performed in the rodeo was equally as good us that put on ut the Pendleton Hound-Up. Instead of Wednesday afternoon, July G. Itlue Mountain grange will hold Its regular meeting in tho evening of that date, beginning at 8 o'clock. Mrs. 0. K. Kedhcad will have charge of the surprise ; feature during tho lecture hour. The Woman's Country club will meet at t he home of M i s. Ira Kennedy July S. All members are urged to be present as the club Is very desirous of finishing a quilt (op that was started some time ugo. ISLAND CITY FERSOiNALS 1SIA X D C I T V (Special) M rn. Charley Protity und daughter, faille,- lei t Thursday evening for Seattle, Wash., where they will spend the fourth with Mrs. Piouty's nephew, Harry Prouty. Miss Lola Martin Is spending thlf week at her home at Cove. She has as her guest Mftw Mildred Smith, of Clatskanio. Miss Martin is em ployed at Lindsay's garage. Mrs. Hall K. Wallis, who has been viwitlng with her mother In Long Ib-ach, Cal., returned to her bom.' here Thursday evening. Mrs, Milo Hlokland, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs, Jess! Griffin in HoMUiam, Wash., re turned home Wednesday morning after a very pleasant visit. William Wallis returned homo Wednesday morning to spend the summer with his parents, Mr. nnd MVh. Hull K. W.tllls, William Is a student of tin.-' Colorado School or Minos, of Golden. Colo. Ho will return to school this fall. The election dinner given by the Island City Hadies' Aid society proved a decided suee.. The O. O. P. ban put the soft pedu! on ,itl third-term bilk. Here's a suggestion: Why not call it the non-stop presidential rec ord. Wafer's good enough lo drink, it ou taliu it In the rU'ht spirit. GET THAT DOG - "1UEhE AFRAID T A?H ThY FULL -T LEAK! OFF -Tt VlTvUCK' SO 1rlW CAN RUSH IhtAT Roblt joe. aimt t fuwmw CARRlM' If r PROMISE PERSONALS PKOMIHK (Spnchil)- Mrs. Mary .Thorpe und duughler, Iternice. nt t ended church here Thursday even ing and spent the night with her slHtrr-ln-luw,. Mrs. Nolle Kleshmnn, returning to Wallowa Friday with Jasper Bogue, Harold Carper, -made ft return trip to Knterprlse Wednesday. Tho Hev. K.,0. .Potter preached to an attentive audience at tho Promise ftchool house Sunday. M r. Nellie Floshinan made a return trip to Wallowa Wednesday. Mrs. Phillips went out with lnr but reniRlned over for a- few days for medical treatment.. ,J The election passed quietly at Promise Tuesday. Twenty votes were cast. Will Heed took tho ballot boxes to Knterprise Wednes day morning. T Wilbur lleseook and Krnost Snuffer, of Maxvllle, wore at Prom ise Sunday in their new roadster. Kolund Gorbctt and DOIIle Hen derson spent Sunday afternoon at Expert Watchmakers Recommend the Tavannes .TAVANNES iU'erfcct time and perfect tustc. Thai's what the women of today want in a wrist watch. UVill it keen on keeping accurate time? Ti Will a tiny, dainty watch really keep accurate time? liWill it last for years without fre quent repairs? 1 Everything depends on the movement and the case which protects the move ment. lhe sure of owning a safe, accurate, fashionable timepiece, by purchasing from us a TAVANNES ---"One of the few great watches of the world." Prices, $2.KK) to $1,000 and up. Birnie's At The Sign Of The Clock -Ther afraid -ra'- BOLL VMIU. "falNK' OF n loo. we friiNw's of AU Them LVfTi-E. "ff-MMC. . ( -Them 6cns im A AM AWFUL PichlE. tUer ooKiKi ahwe; -fa CARrW THAT TrAlrJCrMET. S tho homo of C. 1. Carper. Harold Carper began working at Vesper Henderson's place Thu ra dii y, iThe Promise sawmill Is running fall blast, sawing out lumbeit for Henderson, Doud. Gorbctt, Flesh man und Fred Trump. l.acy. I. other, French und Fred f Trump returned to their homes weunesuay niter visiting their father ut the Wallowa hospital. Mrs. Kavena McDonald wont to Wallowa Friday returning Sunday evening. She visited her daugh ter, Mrs, Kmellne Kennott, while at Wallowa, also her now grand daughter. This seellon of the county was visited with heavy showers Sat urday evening, und all day Sun day. Haying is beginning and alfalfa and timothy Is yielding a heavy crop. Houieo Swearlngen, who has been hewing ties on Hear Creek, spent the week end with his fain tly. Mrs. Smith, of Wallowa, Is visit ing her daughter, Mis. Slellu Poul-son. July Clearance Sale ' Begins Tuesday, July 5th Coats - Suits - Dresses Millinery All NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NOKTIi: POWDKK, (Special) Ur. Irvine, of Southern 'Oregon, Is .shaking hands with old friends here, lie expects to locate again in Kastein Oregon, Judge Sepcerbox and Anna Nur mun, whiles on their way to l.u Grande recent ly, met a runuwuy team hitched to u mowing ma. chine, Mit's Nmnian stopped tho car before the team got to them and the horsen ran up In front of the car and stopped. No datnuge was don! to the car except a scratched fonder. Nellie Gilkisou, of Haker, Is spending a few days visiting Au drey Fursslrotii. Jim I t, is doing a lot of re pair work on the Maharry resi dence, Mrs, KusscU'h mother and brother left recently for their home at Sllverton, Ore. Her fath er will remain for a few days. Mrs. Leiihart. and daughter. j Doris, of Knterprise, were busi ness visit oi"H Thursday. Hat. Carroll and .1, W. Wilson met, wit h an automobile accident recently. Mr. Wilson was turn ing on the highway In front of his farm home? and Mr. Carroll was coming around the turn. Not being able lo soe the Wilson en Mil ( ime lo avoid hitting II, a back wheel wiis lorn off the Carroll car and also some damage done lo tho other ear but nelter occupants were hurt. Light & At Clearance Prices LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY WARMER WEATHER Means more time to get out in the open and enjoy the benefits derived from the bright sunshine and fresh air. Don't waste one or two days over the wash tub or the hot iron.".. Bundle up your wash and send it to us. All you have to do then will be to lay them away, clean and ironed, ready for use. 1 STANDARD LAUNDRY j . I'hone Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page! .Heat Poweff astern Oregon Power MAIN 56 Co.