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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1927)
I';:.;- , Wednesday, August .'U, l'r7. LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVER Taei! Five E'x' Local News In Brief coming i;vj;ms Kept, a 1-alKir clay cclehra t inn in lit Grande, Oct. a.'i-y.S, Inc. ( 'mi vent inn or Oregon Parent-Teacher Con- "ITH llt'tt?. Here Yesterday Miff. Irniii i'Mclii tt. or Clilon was a l.a Grande visitor ami shopicr vr.steiday. V-rth Powder People -ii Mi:. Ljnier Jacobs and (tarty, ui Ninth Powdi r. spent y -taVrdny noting i" I -a Grande, f T- ee FCOHI Light ' Miss (.iin i ' i' v 1 crnin, of Klgin. -p. nl yesterday visiting in La ;amb i; ittnit to Wcunlcliec Alter t visiting here for several wf.'lts with hi'r it tint. Mm. J. F. J'hy, .Miss Alta Chambers left to tlitv i'fy- b'-r home - in Wenatchee, Wash. Y Baker jiitints Man Here .1. l..inilt'. ot Baker, is a husi- in-xs wsitor in I .a ' Grande, today Mr. Soilb: is registered at th Fob y. ' I , tioc-i tolltiikcr Mis jtarbara Hiatl .-fl t.his tiiitrinig ,lur Baki-r u here slie w ill visit T'-Jaiivt-s and friends for a day or so. JC' , . i.it to 4wiMon WillhWii Andrist and Art I Vision yi-tiN iday ftif l.t-wistoil where in y will wp. inl several days on IjusIik-ss. Mr. Post on has only re-' ( .nt ty 'Vit nrm-d from a trip nast. M SToau I Ht Attants Store No. 13 La (itniidc. Ore. SILK . "HOSE 79c AV-onion's pure silk hose of extra fine autfo, reinforced ray on, elastic mercerized trarter tons with rav- ment of colors. AT LAST! The ONLY CHANCE ever have SICV '. '! Is At The ST-AU m, JU f J TIIURS ft !k ki-viw sn hJh Nr fb His Own His Only Feature Film ! with ANNA (. XILSSOX and LOUISE FA ZEN DA A U'.w Run of Romance and Thrills SCREEN Sec your favorites Co.nc(iy-"THE OLD FLAME" COMING FRIDAY MILTON SILLS Hero Fur lny Mm. J. i Jones mill Mrs Charles Chnpel. ur Huntington, vvere l.a (irandc visitors tuduy. Urn- Yesterday. John Peterson mut daughter. j "'"in. nini i,a unman tvlsttors yesterday from their farm f mar t'lilon. j . - : Here on Business I 1- F. Kline owner f the Con j erete Pipe company plants which :r.' lat.at.il at Island City anil In Walla Walla. In l.a Grande i Monday transacting business. ; l-iting Son lien- j Mm F. G. Hoffman, of Caldwell, j Ida., is visiting tn I.a (Irande for I a few days with her son. Dr. 'George S. Hoffman. ' HctHHis to l.a (irtimltv. I Cutlen Hryant. violin ttuch- j er In tho Kustcrn Oregon school of t music, has returned from Portland, jwh-'i-e he spent two days. ! Hona. J'rom Vacation : Mr. and Mrs. . Lloyd McCleod have returiit.d Jiome from a two 'eks vacation trip-' In Western ( Oregon. ' . .'- Here YcMerda.r Mrs. Minnette S nlner. of Cove, was a business visitor In La. Grande Tucsduy. lasting Tor Portland : L. S. Weeks (eft this morning for Portland where lie will spend ta-vcral days looking after business matters. Salt Lake City Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. .1. Willard Siiulres. of Salt Lake City, registered at the Sointner hotel yesterday. Will VWt nt IiitcrpiiM Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Perkins ar rived here this morning from t Buhl, Ida., on their way to Knter , prise where they will, visit rela i Uvea. Hona From Maibfiebl Mrs. 11a Adams returned to her home here last night from Marsh field, Ore., where she has been vis iting for some time. ApiHantll 0Hrntioit - 1 rvin Westenskow. of Imbler, underwent an appendix operation 1 yesterday at the Grande Konde hospital. His condition is very satisfactory. , Lt-j Broken Jacob Kpehcnspa rgrr received a ' broken leg yesterday nt Immigrant : Springs, where he was working on the hotel being constructed there. A log rolled onto hint, breaking tluUlt,. boiler -at .Uio iiukliw,.in Joseph tuple Here Mr. and Mis. W. K. I.eflVl, of Joseph, spent- yesterday in La Grand". M r. Leffel looked after HE'S HERE! LA GRANDE will to see . SNAPSHOTS at work and play the interests of tin Black Marble and Lime company, of which ho 1m manager nt Knterprise, while here. 'ri-iiiisHi'talioa Tor Picnic lloyul Neighbors or Modern Woodmen wishing transportation to t)if annual Modern Wootlinaii picnic nt Uivcrside park tomorrow night aro requested to call Mm. Carrie Futon. I lark to Work MLvt Kldoru Hansen resumed her .work this mo in in; at the Hint Mountain creamery after taking a. vacation. Miss Hansen with MIhh Marjorie Maguire, gpunt several days at Walla Walla. leaves For Home Mm. C. llclinbrecht and grand daughter. Irene llidmbrecht, left this mot Min? for i hir home In Minnesota after visit insr here for two - months with Mrs. HHm brecht's daiiKht'T, Mrs. A. C!ul licksou. i Home Prom Yellowstone I Mr. and Mm. Jtaymond (Jarlty j have returned to their home hero after a vacation trip by auto-lo j Yellowstone national park. They were accompanied on the trip by Jack lialley, of Weiser, Ida. Lsltcd BiYMhct nt Cove Mrs. K. l. McCoy and two daughters, of Portland, left this morning for their homo after vis iting for aotue time with Mrs. Mc- 'oy's.J'rolher, G. N. Cochran, at (Jove. Hrovc to Walla Walla Mr. and Mm. C. It. P.hcrhard and children, Oorothy and l'rank i lin, drove to Walla Walla yester- day morning on a cuinbiijt d bust j nesa and pleasure trip. They re lutned today. Hero On Vacatiou M Ism Helen Lewis, of Port land. Is visiting friends and relatives In J.a Grande. She is on a vacation trip and plans to go to Wallowa lake t lie last of this week lor a few days. Fa pec ted Home Mr. and Mrs. Kd Kclsland are expected home this evening from a vacation trip to Portland, Salem. Seaside and other Western Oregon cities. Mr. Iteislantl Is owner of I he Auto Klectrlc Service com pany. ' Lcne For Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Perkins and son. Claire, accompanied by Mrs. A. V. Nelson, left this morning by ; ear for Cortland where they will spend about a week. Mr. Perkins j will look after automotive business I whlto there. Jjcrt This Morn dim Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLean and Mr, ami Mrs. G. M. I.etehtuam, of Portland, left t his morning for Twin Falls, Ida., after visiting re latives of M r. and Mrs. McLean here for two days. They are malt ing the trip by auto. T'fo tttitalHW" Mr. and Mrs. Milton Price will leave tomorrow morning by auto for Boise ami Carey. Ida., on a weeks vacation trip. They will visit wit h M is. Price's parents. 'Mr. and Mrs. Hay lvie, at Carey. I Ida. Mr. Price is shop toreiuail for The Observer. Home 1-aM Mght Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blngner and children. Jerry and Janet and Bus sell Nelson, returned home yester day, ntlernoon from a short motor t rip to Pgrt In ml. M r. and M rs. Biugner visited with, Mr, Binguer's parents, Home I 10111 ljtke Mrs. M. M. Miller and daugh ter. Miss Isabella Miller, have re turned to their honie here after several dnys at Watlowu lake on a vacation trip. Miss Miller recently returned from Cheney, Wash., where she attended normal school during the summer. t Yl-dtfng Friend- in l.a Grande Mrs. Jennie iKacon. of Salt Lake. City, is visiting in La Grande for several days with friends1. Mrs. Deacon made her home In La Grande a number of years ago. Before coming to La Grande Mrs, Deacon visited for several das In Baker. In-tall .New Fiirnlsliliig Tin- Installing of a partition se parating the kitchen from the con fectionery Is being completed this week at the ( trance Blossom, by the owner. V. 1-.. Seitx. Tie- par tition is the large walnut one which W'us formerly used at the Club Ciu'ar store ami has several mirrors in it. 1-rt Last Mghi llershel Talbot, son oT Mr. and Mm i. V. Talbott, left lust night for San Diego. Oil., after HU days spent at his home here on fur lough. He Is In the aviation' sec tion of the C. S. navy. His brother, Kmest TallMtt. has also enlisted in the navy and accompanied him to San I iego. Will lio lo Baker K. itusf II Scott will go to Baker Sunday, w here he will sp a k at both the morning and evening h reviees of the First Methodist episcopal ehureh then-. In the morning his subject will be ""St out ing in Baker." and in the evening he will give a Labor Jmy address. Mr. Seoll Is sroitl executive of the Kastt i n Oregon boy scout council. Will Proem Flag K. liussell Scott. MCOIlt t Jneell- ' tlve of the IviKlern Oregon boy scout council, will go lo i'ijvc this evening to present lo the Cove stout troop No. it the flag won in it r'-ceiii pednt cunt -st lii.n the I'tjy scoot trooi'S of the council. The flag waft donah d .by Dr. W. T. Phy. iirestdeiit of I be council, a nd as won by . t he ( ov- t roop. of hich the B-v. William M. Bradner i stout ii;iFfr. l-fl For Portland Mit M.iu.liii.- I.- m i-t. lib ha id L wis and dan ore f. t t p-it yes terday nmrniog by auto for Port land. Miss Lewis and In r brother have heen li'Tc and at Fnt rprisf III'." I Mi" Ui' Mill! i:" ! ' l! U ' U' ii sisters, Mrs. Halpu Pyers and Mrs. Floyd Fletcher. Clarence Street drove up from Portland over the week end nnd they accompanied him home. They will upend the winter In Portland and- will at tend school there. lo Visit Parents Mrs. Hwiffht Klostor and little (son, Hobby, arrived. In ha Grando I yesterday from Whlto Salmon, I Wash., and will visit hero for wv. eral days at tho homo of Mr. jKlttster's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 1. Mohr. Dr. Kloster plans to I join them here Labor Day and ac j company them home. - j Here Front Kast I Mrs. (leorse Hlckn and dniiffh j ter, Mildred, arrived here Mon day night from Kansas City, join lot: Mr. Hicks who Is litre tn the interests of business. Mr.. Hicks is president of tho Howinan-Hlcks I, timber company. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and their daughter, with Sam Bowman, who is also connect .I011B(1W: . l'&l ' Winn Laundry.;, . ,'Vl:; 'W ' P ' . Service-,' 1 Wash-Day - ' Way of -.. ! ; . 4 Your ; ; Lv ca,cndar i .. . mirmJy. : .. .. .. ... ; ' ' ' V - . . ;j M IT "ST TT f .y;;::'::-'y:Hbme;';L Why should you give up a hall day or day progress in living has wiped wash-day off (he service can bring you. More tinir to enjoy life friends. We Do All Or Part THE WAY OF PROGRESS SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY! The age of specialists is here. No longer do you think of knitting the family stockings, of baking the family bread. Such things arc relics of an unprogressive. undeveloped past. Today the laundry is far better equipped with machinery and experience to do your washing and ironing than any private borne could be. Every facility for careful cleaning, for expert and economical finishing is found in the up-to-date laundry. We'll be glad to discuss rales and different classes of service with you. Compare the costs, the labor, the tunc nnd vou'll "schd il to the laundry." . , . . - 1 MAIN 77 ed with the company, tire the Kuetrta oi Mr. und Mrs. H. N. Ash by while here. Will I let urn Hume Friday After spemlillK the summer here at their farm near Island City. Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Conkey, accom panied by their ifmndehtldreu. Jack and Helen Conkey, "ill leave. Friday lor their home in Vort Innd. They drove to Wallowa lake this morning where they aro spending the day. Arrive Here For School Chester Gilbert, who lias been secured for the positon of princi pal at the Klverla school this corn Ins season has returned to l.a Grande after spendiiiK the summer at Col vt lie. Wash., and is estab lishing a home here. Mrs. Gil bert, will join Mr. Gilbert In about twA weeks. Mr. Gilbert was a fac ulty member and coach at Uiverla last year and will have charge of athletics in addition to his posi tion as principal this year. A ODERN AUNDRY DEPOT ST. A NEW COLONIAL HOME ThU new Colonial home, at irt street antl Pennsylvania me nu e, wits envied tlib yent by Mr. und Mrs. F. II. Appleby mid hu completed Aiiff!l! 1 Few ChmipcH .Made Since ttie business lnd"X for this edition was pre pared O. M. Hea- cock lias moved to Portland. A The La Grande Car Laundry, own new concern not listed Is Coat- I ed by Kd Thomas, was through out of each week of your life to the drudgery of washing? Present-day calendar. Now you deserve to have the leisure, the freedom that laundry more time to devote to your family more time to cultivate worthwhile . ; Varied Laundry Service f oTTer a wtrlcd IkoimIit srrUcnv vn t'liii -end rolled clothes and linen and bnie tlicm rriuiiiod pj-rfei'lly laiinderctl, ejM'iily iitMicd Ha; entire lu-k fhilvlicil Tor ou. Or we w ill do Hie Immilei inu ami return lo ou iimiIi dry if you want lo do your uw n li-onin;:. ( h- we will do pin t rough dry, pari HuMied ns ,toii may tvNIi. Conide(n eo f;peralloii in eliiiiiiint lug your work mid -tliig jon lime, eueigy, ami nun icy well's millinery sliop which has hren opened In connection with the Westenskow's Bargain store. atter ... . eisore T TANDARD Laundry MAIN .-)( JEFFERSON AVE. an error omitted from the repair and wrvice shops. . . Homo lYoni Ike Mr. and Mrs. G. I., l.arison and son, .John, and their Kucstff, Mr. and Mm. Frank Woodward und duuKhter, Bernice. of Portland, re turned homo last eventnn from a nt'veral day's trip to Wallowa lake. Mr. and Mm. Woodward and their daughter have been vlsitinff with Mr. and Mm. harison. Slop Hew tin Trip "Ii Grnudti is an enterprising City", declared J. M. Peterson, who with Mrs. Peterson continued their trip this morning after vis iting with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lee for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, whoso home la In Huluth, Minn., have been travelling in tho west for some time. From La Grande they will go to Spokane. This wus their first visit In La Grande which they say compares very favorably with any city they have ween in their extended travels. Kough Dry or Finished
