La Grande evening observer., July 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

Wednesday, July 13, 1927'
Papc Six
r,"A GRANDE EVENTNf! OBSERVER
1MBLER
PERSONALS
lMM.KR (Special) Hulheri
lt.dllus and 11.11 J'rior Kliiricil
across ihe mountain last Tuesday
with a ti in k. They anticipate haul
in u fji-ain.
Mi, mill Mix. A. 11, Lunniau
luti'f i'-clvl the wad news of Ule
dealh of HlllM Wilnia linker, th.dr
twin granddaughter, who parsed
away .M-. inlay a It eriionn at her
home in La Ct.ilide. She was ihe
daughter hT Mr. ami M if. Khuer
Haker. The family lias the sym
pathy of the en) lie community.
( Ia reure K eo wn am! hi- mol li
called on Ma Ih yant at AH rl
Al Hilda y even nil;. M is. lira nt hail
a "itcr removed aliniit it wi't-k
ajr,o. She is y.-tlln alnliH nhcly.
Ah', an I Mis. .1. A. Caskill with
here last Tuesday.
Al is. 1 1 k McKinniM called on
Mis. II. A. Neuhill and her mother,
Mrs. llamilloir. Tm-Niliiy. I
Arihibne Keown n-iiiniHi to )rr
home al Ali'-H .Monday evening, j
C. S. I'addork. of I .a Cramlc. I
Will II business Vi.'ilnc here a-t(
Tuesday. I
Hay Xorval u nderweill an op-
eraiioii tu niiiiivc iih-i-i's nf th!
stomach !asl .Monday morning it j
Hut Lake. Tin- last tepl ts were j
llmt In- ivnH tllii. iilniur as well j
)im could I'M expected. Mis iii;ii.y
friends wish lilin a speedy I'wKVt'i-v,
Tin- 1'yihlaii Sii-ieis will Mive hii'
old-time dame in I He amusement I
hall July Hi. The proceeds will
Hii to llii flood sufferer. The ha:l
and music uill la donated, lie
freshllieiils will alsn he served.
Kverybody Is web-onic, i
The I'niiy Helpers mel .-it ihe
home nf Mr. and Mrs. T. Al. Kuck-I
man, A laryc cn.Uil ultcmicii ;iihi
everyone, reported ii n enjoyable
time. The host cm served a two
course luiu-heon. Al rs. 1 1 in-k man
was aswisied hy Airs. Kniiuu J'isher.
PARK PERSONALS
TILK I'AKK, (Sp.-cial) -Vtnyii
Mellow, of I'nion. in a visitor of
his father, drown Mellow, thin
Week.
John CollliiM, of T'ondosa, wan an
r,ver niKht kih t of Jack Hunter
Jr., Sunday.
Mr. and Mih. K. J,. WifTKleHworth
entertained al their home thn
Knurl Ii of July Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Yandevunter and children und Mr.
and Mrs, Clarence Vnnordor and
children.
Mrs. Kltn Lancaster and daugh
ters, of rorthind, wen- visit nr.H of
Mr. nnd Airs. J. ft. Hunter and
children neenlly. Mrs. Lancaster
and M rs. Hunter are siwters und
they hudn'l seen each olher for I'o
years.
Air. and Mrs. Kvans and children
were visitinK Mr. and Mrs. .1. It.
Hunter one day hist week;
Mr. and Mrs. Itert Titus, oft liay
ini) Kbit, Al r. ami M rs. L. Jones
and Mr. und Mrs. Hoy Tllus, of
I'm Ion, were v I fill In f,' rehtl Ives at
.The Vurl; Momlay.
Air. and Mrs, Hon Yandevanlir,
of (lolilf'inlalc, Wash., wero vls-
tern
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Awntil t.t n rti.tirt-1 nn.I n f."n pn.i fur ileju tu inv iiouilyear-Zcppeliu Corpornuun of Aktoii, O.. hub uevn annouiired by Secretary
tr .Nnvy Wilhur uh ihe next step jt, u,,, Ini M'Udk oi Amorira'ti ttroateit dirigible. Thin combined iilioiORiapli and diawiuic nhowt liow the
ieat air trait will look in comparison whh the i:, s. S. Ark.iusas. Consl ntetinn will he aiaih d fu tlio fall. Itr. Karl Arnttlu o( Akron,
former chief ol U hixn l'nr Count Zcpiicliu, drew the prize-wlnulnB plans for the nvw 'air fiiant.
i Mors of Mr. and Mrs1. CbU' iir e Van
j order, Mih. X'andeva nl er is Mrs.
'aimi'der"s sisler.
Air. and Airs, tieoj'k'e l.oo.slie and
jcliiblren and Mr. and Mih. A. J.
, Vandevauler und -Miss Mary Van-
order wero dinner k nests of Al r.
j and M i h. Nai ha ll I iarou, of ( 'ova
j Sunday.
j Mr. and Mrs. I.. F, Hulley. of
j Haker, ure Kiiests of Mr. and Airs.
Kvans. Mrs. (alley tangent for Ihe
J c. - I , company.
, llernlce Ord, of Sandy, 11 ah. Ih
,a visitor of .Miss cora Lay this
i Week.
Airs. C. I-:. Wilson and children,
of I.a Giiiinli', are visiting- Mr. and
Mrs. J. 1!. Hunter this week.
Mrs. Lunelle ICeiib-r and chitd
' n il. of I'nion, are camping nil
! 'ill lierllie creek I Ills U
I Darn I Vandevauler find MifH
l-'red;i Hronner, of ( lol den ha le,
i Wash., were guests of Mr, and Mrs.
c. Vauorder Thursday.
The ,'iiadeiuy of diplomats, com
posed ot i'tl-knou n diploma-
from W nalloiiM, has been esiai
Ihthcd In I'ariN to aid in the s. i
j I lenient of u orld prold ms.
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WALIX)WA
PERSONALS
WALLOWA, Ore., (Special)-
I (b-orge Downing, who Is lending
she. p ciiinp for .1. liny Johnson,
I was In lown Ihe last of the week
I for supplies ami reports range con
1 ditions on much of the summer
. nheep range to lie very good. Two
1 largo bands of sheep vyerc moved
to range on Hear creek about a
jweyk ngo and more are eNiieelei)
; before long.
f-;. H. Sherod iind Mis. Nellln
Spangb-r, Were married July !t,
th'-y jl make (heir home on Mr.
Shernil'M farm in .Middle valley.
L. W. M inor. u ho receni ly ar
rived lo re lioni Northern Molilalia,
bii.H been busy the past few days
eiitiinu tinv al ills fiirni in Hh bills
easl of here.
(leorge CussiiiH I'lnisheil cultivat
ing his lUi-aere fie ri ol corn the
last O! the Week. I h stales tile
fcrtJ'i'V.frVUK'" wyallpir ,)uih bedll
lane
la to Die crop, which
Uitt
made
. K. IL
i tine growl h.
riiion ami wife, of Leap,
DOWN
PAYMENT
MODELS OF HANDSOME APPEARANCE
educe
With each Full Automatic Range purchased this month
I we will give one of the new Kollins beaters selling regu
lariv for $20.00.
Act Today
Oregon Light
drove lo La flrande Sunday, to
consult a specialist regarding Mrs.
Harmon's eyes.
Dee (bostlll has been on the slclt
list a few days the past week but
Jm is re purled to be considerably
Improved at this time.
Kelly Loiindaglu lias been busy
the jiast several days helping H,
C. Hearing with hi first rutting
of hay.
II. H. Iterhlcl und family spent
the fourth at Knterpriuc, a largo
number of others from this end of
the valhy iiitendeil iho celebration
there the fourth and report a fine
time, t he large number of floats
making up part of the parade art
said to have been very nttractive.
.ltd in Stein and family of Los
tine were visding relatives 'In the
Leap section the first of the week.
(borgc Cussins. Kov and lrvin
(lasi in were busy helping Pnnt
Meek pile wood ihe last of thn
week.
Many people from this end of
1he valley have been picking stniw
herrb.s ,,al ,t,l,u Charles ,iH lurwood
farm in Middle valley the past
week. Mr, (birunod lias an ex
ceptionally film crop of berries
estinghouse
Sleetric
d
rices
Be Like
''-is'- "Al
this season, having )uul more than
j :mmi gallons of herri picked from
1 1 he putch during the past few day.
1 It nice I-'lsher w as busy u few
days the past week hunting noma
of Ills horses from the run go In
Die north woods.
I Many fishermen werft on the
'river Sunday trying their luck, thtf
wui-m a outlier of thn past few days
i lias ruined the river some, and fish
ing In not uh good un u short tlrn
ngo.
j tiihci: mi'.x ix a ito.vr
j Moscow Thn-e men in a boat
; have left Moscow Tor u :',uao mll
! voyage to the Cuspiau Sea. They
art urilsts from the Moscow Art
1 1 heater. Their route will be the
. Moscow and Oka rivers to Nljni
, Ncvgorod, thence down the Yoli
to AstraUun. They expect to coiu
; plrtc the trip in a month, ,
I Owing to tho hiw that demands
; that marriages take place ; within
Mhe sovereign area of the marriage
.bureau, Ihe first marriage In un
; uii plu no tu (lerniaiiy will be per
j I m 'i ued while1 t he machine hovers
over t he city hall.
Annual.
MONTHS
TO PAY
& Power Company
MEDICAL SPRINGS
PERSONALS
MKIUfAL KI'HINOH. (Spfclal)
M r. ii n d M i-h. ( u rl I .oc k -n , of
Hut ), wmp xtif-HtH of .Mr. und
AlrH. W. I,. Myt'iH ovor th fourth.
K. riirlttlnnnt'ii. who Ih t-nipluy-
1 uh tliiM- kt'iptr u( the mill at
PondoHit, ttju nt t lio fourth in Halt
f.ukr Ciiy.
Hrt Wlrih Ih at tin lorn I hos
pital w 1m-hi underwent an ap
pendix opi-rittlon Sunday moriiinK.
He Im K4'1(Iiik uloriK Ilict-ly.
Mr. and Mrs. vlun IC'-nntly
and mIsImth, I'im und Jt-nn, urn
runipti on fn I hr I in cr'-fk for a
f-w d;iyn nulinic. Mr. and Mih. I,.
A. Chandler, nf l.u tlrnndf, spent
t)io week rnd at tho mint).
J. I). Wtrth, of Kutinf, was a
Med ten! Hprlufn visitor Saturday.
1. MoRcnKon, of 1'ondORa. l-ft
Monday for 'IVIofiiset. John Stoil
dard. of I. a flrunde. will hit tho
superintendent of tlir mill work
while Mr. HoseuHt-n Ih away.
A larjfC (rowd t-njoyed the daneo
Kiven ut the hall Haturday niKht.
Mr. and Mrtt. (1. W. South peiit
Sunday at their ranch at Hunting
ton. Mr. and Mm. 1.. Huffman, of
rnlou, Hia'iit the four! tint Medical
Spring".
.Mr. und Mr. Janicii C'onlnn and
rhtldn n, of Wallu Walla, upent the.
I'nurthut tho houn- of ni brother,
Wyuii Dutiruu. ut Medical.
Several famltleji from thi com
munity p nt Sunday on Catherine
TELOCASET
PERSONALS
TI'LOCASKT (Special) It. C.
Hudson and fa mlly, of lmbler.
wre Sunday visitors it t the c. A.
ttiil home.
Mr. und Mrs. Hick Ilurnette. Airs.
Sarah Anson and son. Charlie, and
M r. Bobbie 1 turns, of La (i ramie
visited at tho J . L Anson home
over the week end.
State Master Oeorge I'almiier
and Style Deputy W. It. (lekeb-r at
tended tho Telocasct grange Sat
urday night.
I Juidps timl lien liriggs, brothers
of Mrs. Will Haxler, and Charlie
und KJoyd Say re, of Ml. Leonard.
f Mo have veen visiting here for
.two weeks.
j (i, V. AVilklnson has Just finish
ed putting up his first crop nf al
falfa and the crew has moved to
the John Asper place where It will
start on his hay.
Mrs. (ienrgt Ac k ley and .Miss
Virgpl Wilkinson have been on the
sick list this week.
, (leorge Hill was a visitor at
Meacharn Sunday.
Mrs. L, It. Hyatt, formerly of
Telocaset but now of Maker, under
went on operation ut Hot Lake re
cently. She is getting along
well as can be expected.
Jim Anson a nd (leorge Ackley
were Sunday visitors in La (Iraiide.
Laurence Jlaxter, while riding
horseback, was thrown off and the
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ll H H B menu or nxngle houses. M ff
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WstiEglioiise
"The Rungc uiith the Clock"
hnif fell tm him Injuring his !.-ft
ICK.
Mr. and Mm. t:ien Hill have
moved to Meacharn when. Mr. lliU
Ik 'inpltf-d hy 1 lie n-.v liihu-iy
department.
I .MisH I'auline Aspfr is visi'ltm her
parents, Air. and Mrs. John Aspfr,
for two weeks. She nan lieen j-tay-
, imr w itli lu-r sisu-r. Mrs. Harold
llall-r, of ri-iutlet..n.
, Mr.. Waller Vininw ami . lifldeen
i.f li (liiinife, were yi ('" rs at ihe
Lee Vounu honte thl't wr-i-li. Tiu-y
iraiiyht the limit of salmon and
trout.
1 A I r. and Al is. l-'rank l.ejny ami
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Also Green ,
Offer
t hi I.a Crande Saturday. )
Willlain Wilkinson Imfl ficcftitfld
a position from the mate hlKhwuy
its patrolman In the new park Si
j Alem iiam. 't
I Airs. Alva Cunningham and Mi.
Williiim Herbert were Haker vi.M
I iiorw Aioiidiiy. -
j Mr. ami Mrs. WiU Wilson left
for the east on a two week vara
ttion. ' "
Air. ami Mm. Clinrllt 'lridlan
::.en ami son. K offer, have moved l
j (intiiriu where they will teach
school this coiiiiilK term. They
i have also left for eastern .Missouri
where they will vlsii, relative for
si weeks.
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