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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1927)
MoihIhv, Octol.fi- .",1, 1!)27. Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEH : Fine Quality BLANKETS At Attractive Prices Dependable fl'ID Quality HlllS Dependable Values 1 ' ,-t FURRY PERSONALS fKKRV (Hr-iD Ilermnn Jo Imntin. who ha ben llvlny near jlnod Klvr fr abort a year. In At the home of hit p:ui.ta, Mr. nml Mih. Jtihunnfii, of thin place. If will he her funeral duyn on n j J,llllnnl and rvn ftnhertnon, f.f iOi (.ramie. vr Perry vlttltom Fri day. Mr-. H. Crlddlt. mother of Mm. Auy Tripp, who haa ben here vi itinsr her dmiKhter for ftevrnl veftkn, returned to her home In Miilio last Wednemlny. .MrA. (Marenco Stephenson mmle n ti-ifi to Im. (intfide lant wfk mid v.'hj nrioujtm riled home hy Mr. and. .Airs. H. Kiephenson who Hf.ent the (Vanillic with her. I I 'earl Murray,' who In attending high whool In I-a Orande,- upent the weekend with her.molher Mary Murray, her. -, Mrs. h. Wheeler upent ft rouple of dnya In 1a OrafulH lat week. i Mr. and Mm. Herbert My-rH madft a trip to Ial Crnmle one dny luat week. , Mrs. Thomaa 1Inkin wan a lml- , news visitor In Iai tirnnUe Weilnen-t day. I : Mrs. 3. H. Albert on wan a hind- i neu caller at the nffU of the! Orande Ronde Lumber company lfiM Friday. i MeHdamea Malhon, f Btephen on. Wheeler. Vww und A. Htephen mm were vlitltlnff the Terry whoobt iluilnK the punt week, i Ml MM KUzabeth Johantten 1h vin lilnff her nutter In Portland at pres ent. ' i Mr. and. Mrs. Alfred Mnthnon. who.. have been away to Portland fur a few days vinlt, returned home W'pdnejiday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon rUrnnff were vIkUIhk relatives In Ii (Irnnde recently. UNION PERSONALS UNION, Ore.. 1 (Hpecial) A Hallowe'en prOKrnm wan given ut ihe'Snuth irrade school lata Friday nftnrnoon by the pupil of the sixth ffrade. - Nearly 160 pupiln and (nitron were present to seo the ehildren porform. 'The n urn bent Included reellltiK. rwnjcH, Instrti utental number, end a short play. A Mhlft nf teachers In the grade rooms wan made this week In order to divide the prlinnry itrnde be tween two teachers InHtnad of one handling the entire cIhuh. Mrs. Vo xel In lulling part of the flint tirade. MImhM-'ox the ttecmid. Mri. CuHtoi the fourth, und Mr. f ffniuir the en tirifeovenlh grade. The Infant son of Mr. und Mrs. Merrill KukU la In the. hospital in order to have hut eyes treated. The child Is reported u UnprovliiK. Thieve who made a rear en trance to the f lantern Oregon Meat market lust Wednesday, failed to curry away anything of value, ac cording to a HUiteruent made Uy thonwriw, "HI". Itode. T-NION (Hpeclal) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox motored to I m bier Sitt urdny evening where they vltdted over Hun day ut the home nf her mother, Mrs. Wilson. MIhs Alice I'allexRon nnd Mim t Kaater I. Xnhle. teachers in the; J I iiion high wcho(I, left Friday eve-' .'HK for I'ortlnnd where they upent jllie wkem vffiltliig relative and fiiend.s. Mr. arxl Mm. K. J', Hill hpent ' H lurday evfiilng In Iji dninde vIm-j lt;:ig friends. .H. K. Miller left Friday evening for T'ortliiitd where he will altfTid J inrr llllf nrillHllHll IJVCHHK K wnuw. ' He will .he met in f'ortlund hy hin two daughters. Klid.i :tnd heihene., who are ntienitlng t-ullege In Se- i tittle and they will ni'oirnpnny hint! to the hIkiw, Mr. Miller will re- turn home Wednesd.-iy. 1 Fred II. Kiddle, of Island ClivJ was a hiifdneKM victor here Friday.! Mrs. Ora ine and daughter, j Iol, and Mrs. flnra l.ee were Jyt j (Irande visitor unit hnppeK Sai- urday. j ployed at Hot l-ike, wan at Fnlon ' Friday vuoting at the home . of I her parents, Mr. und Mrs. Fugene' Keuter, I Ieon Ievy and Hnn Heldlemnn left Satnrdity morning for Cortland ( where they will Hpend a week vis iting frlendH and attend the I'acfflc j interniitlnmil UveMtork mIiow. ! Mrs. Frank Conner und Mrs. Dora Myers were li (i ramie shop-J pers Hat unlay afternoon. ' Mm. J. F. Hutchinson and Mri, Frede Fox npent Saturday in Haker shopping and visiting friends. Hoy Hcarbrough was Huker vis itor Saturday afternoon. Kaiser's Enemy Claimed by Death T.OVHON, Oct. 31 (AF)-Ono of -tho characters who was part of I he Imperial atmosphere, of Oer nutny, a hitter critic of the Knlsr, lias) passeil from the scene. Maxi milian Harden, noted Herman edi tor, who founded I Mo Xukunft In lf:2, dle4l ut Montana-Vernialu. a HwIsh n sort in the valley of the 1 1 h o n e a ged 6 S. I ea t h wan at tributed ito bronchitis. His pUHHlng attracted general attention an he wuh long known not only an a puMiclst, but on thu man who bearded the Kalsxir, be tween hlrn and Harden there wuh strong mutual hatred. Hlnco Harden kit(Hi-el; th patronage of Hisifrartjk noinn -saw .r thw I'lron chancellor's' ' hahd directing the pen which Harden wiehlnd so bit terly against th Kaiser and his court. Perhaps, however, he. will hn re membered hre und in the coun-ti'h-H aMBOCutttl with Oreat lirlt ain in thu war best' us tho out spikt-n critic of IHh own country In numerous urllcleAf pnbft.sHitl III both Arnerlcnn'unfl Hrltlfh preKs, All Oithophonic VICTROLAS At Reduced Prices $125.00 Model . Reduced to $112.50 Including 12 Victor Records CARR FriixrrriiK co., ino. STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT For infonnntioii call Main 799 Travel in our Modern Chair-Car Stages! Leave La Grando for Wallowa Lake 9:00a.m 4:00 p.m. La Grande for Bakor, Boise 12 :2B p.m. Iji Giunde for Baker only 5:30 p.m. Ia Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3 :30 p.m. (Cooneciiof. t r.ndlet-jn for W!ia Walta and ?) Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 The Maytag washes big tubfuls in 3 to 7 minutes -does a whole washing in one hour. to a handkerchief or a blanket ' yW.t f ! 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