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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1928)
MEDICAL SPRINGS PERSONAI4 I ' ' IfcplCAL KI RINGS (Special) t laat spring- rains have started ifflng up the ki-um. Uuttercups leven In bloom. Know la nearly Kune except on the hillsides jro there 4s a little yet. . , : prlnir farm, work will soon be in this locality. "- ' j he Alcdlcul Hpringa road from I , 1 I'nion 1 county line - to the irtRS -is Hourly Impassable for us .Ainco, thawing weather has In. Kvch the now gravel road linker county is .quite bad In L-cH. Slnrrf it .has thawed the vel Is slnklnir into the'ground . ..-1 ' 1 ;. '- ho M lit ua Creamery; struck Id only come to Jim-Kennedy's Jfu to 'bet the oreum that Clttr- Tc Vunorder of tho Park had looted for him. drs. I'ut Powers went to Port- . d lust week und was expecting: - return Tuesday of this week,' 7he Women's club-made a birth cako for Uncle Dunham lght. OreKon pioneer. , Those . 0 couldt went to his -home to nd the evening:. It Is his 86th hduy. . .. ' : 'diss KelUa Harris Is still at the ipitttl. Phe is better jnow than t has been for quite awhile. Mrs. Turner, her mother.,", went in esday to be with lief. She has n going In quite" fnequcntly for. weeks. ' v-'V;""' Jay 'is getting low . for sheep n. They wanted to get on' grass -: the-middlc of - March but ather conditions won't permit. . 3lmer Kennedy'- dog was poi7 led a short time ago and died. jTivinn Kennedy's sheep dog has m gone fori two days.- He may pq gotten hold of poison too, that I been, put- oihV -1 frs. ... Vlvlun Kennody and baby uoouircss in ' You'll Like Meadow Harvest has that inherent "goodness". K that ispqssiblq only because sfitjfis Inade under the strictest sanitary .conditions, f ' ; ; ,.: , 1 V , ' ' . . ; v ' ; Your grocer will be' glad to supply you. UNION CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Alain 123 There's at Least IF COO d US CoUWT D Fof. GRAND' SLNS, NOBoDV ' El3b. vooouB take in u ' arw rmmi "T IliIMM W II llMM III amd Takes his partner OUT OF A ?Oet-D ' NO TROMp WITH A COU6H Y.l &tmj fc'nTl - . A s -V-v- -W MW " UP Sill's The Smoother and Better f Intf Offtuuwer unit ueuvr Kjixufeue -fefei .... hot a cough in a carload . W(5i? . . . . hot a cough in a carload returned from Ia,Orande Saturday) where she had been, on a visit the I past week. , .--. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Chandler I and baby, of Ia Grande, were vis tow. on tho Creek Saturday and) Hunuay. ,... J. K Kennedy returned to his home at I -a Grande ufter being on his 'ranch tho last week, fixing fences and also butehoring hogs, v Hruco Turner a breaking a sad die horao of Ous peters for. him. Mr. and Mrs. Udell I .ay and babies having-been with her par ents nearly all winter on account) of sickness, will return to their homo some time this week.-Clefcra I Iny from the Park will come and . stuy with them for awhile to help I Mrs, Lay as she is not strong hav- Ins recently undergono nn opera tion. : a , . , . t. Mr. and Mrs, Tinker went to Baker Tuesday, and had to bo I pulled out of. t)io,mdd going both I ways. They stayed all night at! Klmer Kennedy's.1 . . . , ENTERPRISE PERSONALS "KNTKItPKISK (Special) Mr. and, Mrs. l-'red Lnmbt-rson aro the proud parents' of a new daughter that arrived at their homo .Mon day evening. 1 .Owing to a' slide In Wallowa canyon three miles below Minant, no ('rain arrived here over the from. Sunday until Wednesday. No mail was received Monday but 'on Tuesday the railroad company sent a- truck from Joseph to Elgin which took the mail out there meeting the train and bringing back the mull for the -, towns of the valley. , Ward nugget, of Jo seph,, drove the truck and arrived here with tho mall about p:30 every ruunu This Butter One at Every Bridge Party he ALMoa.T 'PECK OUT OP AMD F1WAL1-Y B-0X)S The DiJmm.Y HAMD.RIGHT OP? The. .Tasle- AS ONE I . ? A-rf ) St l - -ANt SOME ' . FOLKS VOMDER. 8 v .S. I o'clock . Tuesday evenflig. 1 Snow fell hero Tuesday night but melted before ' noon ' Wednesday. Tho weather continues colder "how ever than was the case lust; week'. Largo, crowds are unending tho Men's club meetings which are held every ' two weeks' ut the Amusement hall. Monday n.lght u kangaroo court, was held and r u prominent merchant was failed be fore'thu magistrate 'Charged "with deserting a. wife und 13 children. In spite of the fact that tin; ac cused has beeif a bat-he lor all his llfo ho wus found -guilty much to the amusftnent uf ull present. ; ! Miss Clara Davis, teacher in the public schools is biit. lhls ' week with it cukc: of mumjs. Si;veral It-'uchars huvo taken their turrt at liuving mumps this simihuii and one or twy havt hud scarlet fever.-The putit season haft heen noted for the prevalence of these diHeiises umoug the sclujot 'population lcre'al-jJ ! MlacaronI Is usually' broken into lileces an Inch'in length and eotik-I ed without liluiyyhlng in rapid- ly boiling , water. When tender drain and rltiHe in cold water,, then drain agriu. The' cold water washes away the-, pastry exterior that j would otherwise cuu.se the pieces I to stick - together. Itiee is best . cooked In like manner. v Coughs -Trie THE,' -if! Cigarette EAGLE TO ANOTHER S ' r$8&J, V WELL, . )J) . r ' ' WALLOWA PERSONALS . WALLOWA, Ore., Sieciul) ( 'has. K lingha ntmur, nf I .ea p, has been, busy .during the past week hauling his household goods and machinery to Kvans, from where ho will ship it to Klgln, dining the coming Week. He has rented his furm- at Leap to W. M.. Downing. who Ik moving from n small place on Bear -Creek, whero . he has been living the - post couple of years. - ., ( A number -of persons In this community are still sutilerinur from severe colds and "Tin". Weal her conditions recently have ' been "idea" for such ailments. Sam Meek und Hoy Gastfn flu- Ished. jheir wood cutting Jobs. dur Ing the- past week. r". Surah Knott, und daughter. M rs., Tremaln, wt;ro Knerptise buslneHti visitors the latter purl of tho weok.1 ' , I ee (t us Un returned home, re cently fioiu Cus-siiiH itros. farm ut Lostine where he has been help ing cut wood for the past few weeks. F." A. Downing was an Mnter piiso busiiieSH visitors the curly part of tho week. By BRIGGS HE COOCSHS .SGsiiJ ,VAHSsj ' r To OLP 30U03. there A- ) COUGH llO,A Pete Knott was helping Chus. Kllnghammer deliver two loads of hoKH to J. L; Maxwell hero the latter purt of tho week. Dee Gust In wus a visitor ut Bruce, Fisher's the latter purt of tho week. - Bruce Fisher und wife,,- of Leap, wero visitors in town during the past week. . A oonsldruble number of 'farm ers in tills qoiumunlty are placing their orders for bulty chicks at HiIh time. A few shipments havo. ul reudy arrived, but the majority are ordering for about April 1 do livery, ut which time they feel that weather conditions will havo a chance of being somewhat better than ut this time. Low egg prices (or tho greater purt of tho past yeur, litis caused some slowing up in the poultry expansion lti this section. ',.'' ? (Hies Plus who recently moved to his' farm in the. hills, bus been hmty recently repairing fences. . Fntnk. Fisher, of' Huriicunc Creek, was a visitor at tho Bruce Fisher home in Leap, the lutter pat-A of tho week. PARK PERSONALS THK IAHIC (Hpeclttl) Mrs. A. J. Vande Vanter has returned home ufter visiting two weeks with friends und relatives In the' Cove und Pleasant Valley neighbor hoods. Tom U rat ten returned home Hunduy ufter spending several weeks in the Lu (Jrunde Oily lios .pltul where, ho was very ill with scurlet fever. (Mareneo Van.order butchered a large beef Monday and sold It to the Hmtth racking Co. in Itajter. The weather In Tlut Turk Is very spring-like. The, snow is melting very fust and the roads are Very muddy. The spring birds the kll deer, tho robins, blue birds,' black birds, and meadow larks have been cheering every one ut Tho J'urk with their pretty und happy songs. Air. and Mrs. Y. L. Wlgglesworth and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vanurder Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kline and family, of Kagle Valley, have moved into Mr.' Diver's runch In The J'ark. . ' . , Lulu' Mae Wlgglesworth and Floyd Vanorderwere both ubsont two weeks from school due to ill ness. r -Kd. Phillips went to lluker on l)uslneKs lust week. Miss Telman Oleson was a guest of Mary Vaiiorder Tuesday. There will be a Ht. Patrick's dance at the Kd. Phillip runch Snturduy evening, " - " J-'rank Wlgglesworth and Clar ence Vanorder wero vlsltdrs at Big Creek Tuesday. Al -OlHon-wus a busjlness visitor at Pondoso Tiusduy. ' "' BARGAINS S-ruutu modern house In Cou ncrdale. Price $5U'J. Kasy teVms. ''Ouoil 4-room house on Oak street. Price Ili'iOU., Kasy ' terms. Old h'ue, otic acre land. Priee 11200. Terms. N Money to loan on furms ut L. S. Weeks imo.v MoitT;Aa-: & IWKHT.MKNT CO Keul Kstate Ioaus Insurance .f LOWER COVE' PERSONALS IOWHlt COVK (HpeelaD Sev eral days of rain huvo mude the roads as muddy nti ever. Home fields of alfalfa and fall grain are damagod by the thawing und frees I tiff, causing tho plants to ralsu out of tho ground. . i . - Howard Qassct had the misfor tune to run a null into his foojj in'iiiif - viiudiiih in ill-it BH I idf IIIH- Warner Heem la at homb again after spending the UuH few months at linbler. '. Miss Kffle Bos well "who has been visiting-at tho K. T. Boswell liotnrt returned to Union last week. Mr. and Mrs. N.: lhiron visited tlioir son, -Wnlter Duron, of Klgti. on Saturday. : ' V Miss Ida HobcrtB, , teacher ut Frosty school, attended the Teaoh ors Institute at lmblci last Satur day. . , , ' ' . : .. . Mr, und Mrs. Howard Oatwet wero business visitors in La Qrando Monday. , , ; ; Farmers . are busy building fences und preparing for spring work. . ? ( T. n. Johnson and J." T.. leem attended u meeting f ,tbe direc tors of tho Cooperative' creamery Cdebiating 12 years of Service ...12 years of satisfactory, appreciated service. ..12 years of pleasingly lgw price ' on highest quality merchandise . . . as proven by our steady growth from one' store in 1916 to more than 150 stores today ...And, by the fact that motorists., last year, made over 7 Million purchases of guaranteed Tires, Accessories.1 Camp Goods and Radios from jour conveniently located stores. " Now., .in appreciation of this loyal friend ship. .."Western Auto"invites car owners of the Weft to enjoy with us, this ... . pur 12th Anniversary in the West. To make materially worthwhile your participation in our celebration .. .we offer many remark : able price reductions. . , -,festcrnAutor Offers Extra Savings on xvdlWesternGiaid Tins Radiator Caps Reduced Very snappy Heavily niclcl . ncb winn spread makei easy to unscrew without burn- mt , ing fingers. Annivertary S Sale Price JJr Wing Locking Cap A very attractive, theft proof wins cap. Heavily nickeled $'"39 with monogram. .mzs Sale price ....H....M Sport Locking Cap A nifty appearing, positively theft proof cap. Well nickeled with two black Oak elite knob and mono grero Fit., Ford. Chevroi '$939 k't end orhet em.ll cdrs Regul.rly $2.95 Sale Price , Spotlight Savinss Reduced to $1 48 X' The "Leader" A vretl made attractiv blaclT en amelf d ipodicht with mckelVd trim minftt Easily removed $i 48 fi.r t, sic ttt-iiitilat Linn I UAemA tn "Willim" Jr. " Spotlight Nationally popular... Several distinctive feeturei. Attentively finished in nidiel and Ula.-lf nant Arm. -More mry $95 : ' i La ImtW Win CaP for Qswyf Ford and 111 jlliy Chevrolet at Haines on Monday. , Mrs. A.1. lt . Becker was a busi ness visitor In La Orandq over tho weekend. , - T.' B. Johnson, J. T. Beefn,' It 8. Comstock, and Henry Maurer mot ored to I'ay otto Idaho this week to uttend a meeting of the Oo-opcra-tlvo Oreamory. "The school board of District No, 16 held a meeting last' week and ro-elected Miss Ida Roberts an teacher for the coming year. Miss Kobortfl has taught In the district for tho pftst two years. : '. Hiss Annie McCloung was atT sent from school last week on ac count of an accident. , v1 ; T. B. J oil n Bon left early Wed nesday morning to auction a sale near SumiuervUf. Ho wont by team and hack to Co vo where ho keeps his car stored.. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Koger and daughter, Betty, wero La Grando Ylsltora 'last week. .' Mrs. I'aultna Prilllman and Mrs. Lydla : Lants entertained -tho Ladles' Aid "at a fit. Patrick's party on Wednesduy nt her home north Qf Cove. . ' X.vtt over roast meat, finely ground' und mixed with a little horse, radish or chopped pickles and mnyonnalsc, makes a good sandwich filling. March 17' to April to Mctorms ot the Many Other Articles 'on Sale besides those SALE PRICE $p65 30x3'2 CI. Reg. Size Wear-well Cord ' i 1 Guaranteed 8,ooo il " SALE PRICE . 29x4.40 Wear-well Full Balloon 6- : Queuanteei 8,ooo Miles SALE PRICE . $S"60 30x3V4 CL Reg. Sixe 0 Western Giant Cord , w , Guaranteed 10,000 Mifej . SALE PRICE $95 29x4,40 Western Giant Full Balloon . Guaranteed l2,oootAikt 1 . On our regular law prlcet mi all ilt 0 Watem Qlanl and . , Wcar-wll tirtt, : - "Special" Interior Mirror A well made 7 inch mir-" a 1 ror with adjuttable bracket. Reduced to....-' TT-' "Cop Spotter" interior Mirror Known everywhere. Heavy beveled plate slass with adiuitt- $119 abte nickeled bracket. 7 or 10 inch eize. Only .... X Pla-Safe 1 Closed Car Side Mirror Faitent to front door, hinge, und give wonderfully dear view nf left tde and rear The ml est ft 49 closed car minot ' I Sale price X Big flashlight Bargain A nationally known brand Stitnj bbrc ca with nickel triratninca Complete with batuiita 78? and bulb Reduced to..... than 150 Storea in the Wat- 111114 Adams Ave. Grande Orgeon ISLAND OTY PERSONALS 1 I BLAND CITY (Special) IUI bert Hull, of Knterprise,-visited at tho home of his grandmother, Mrs.! l'errino, Sunday, Mi-s. Bertha Way vlsltra at the home of her mothor, Mrs, C. V. I'routy, Tuesday. ' Mary Juno Chau wick and Peggy Kerr wore among thoso who at tendod the birthday purty of Ml as Helen Howell Monday afternoon. Tho Island City Ludies Aid held an all-day meeting at the homo of Mrs. l'errino Thursday. There was a largo crowd in alien dance. , Tho choir will meet at , the. church Thursduy evening to prac- trlse Kaster music. Mrs. H. T. Simmons spent' Man dny shopping und visiting In La Qrande. v , Several local pouplo - attended T tho sale at the Glenn place near; Summerville Wednesday. Mrs.- C l Prouty who has been 111 for the past week is recovering nicely. . , - ' Itobort Simmons Is 111 of a sever, cold and cannot attend school thul week. Frank Brlggs who has been quito seriously ill with the "fin" la recovering rapidly this week . ; "2f hdush - Wesr! Included in this Great Sale are varied at-; . tides. ..U from our regular itock... which are sure to be desired by every motorist.; The big savings offered make it vertnuch 7 worth your while to fill present needs, and ; to stock up now for the future! Shown Here ,Reduce'd ' tO,ii ';,!'' Wedge Cushions Reduced . Welt made1, practical drivin nef itica. Ejip.ci.lly popular pth ladica and mallpetaona. Blaekwaurproof covering, filled with wool pmrj combine, or cotton ... UC well tufted. Only,..,...... -r Fancy Flower Vase ' . Here', a cut jliu vaie that will (race the interior of anjyar. Vaae easily removed for cleanins. . 29 Anniverury I aaaa Sal price.................. "Perfection" Pedal Pads They hold foot on c1utch or brake pedal, kill vibration and aava ahoea. for any make of car eicept Ford. Anni 16V versary Sale Price, Set., Reduced ram $IM 18 , Automatic Winds Kitld Cleaner Vacuum operated from Intake nan ifold or vacuum tank. With 1 A rubber tubing. Asilluitraf I M cd Reduced from S1X& to Natlonallv Advertticd Vacuus Operatrd Cleaners. The most coat pa3 and erftcient vacuum operated cleaner made. Reduced to...M$2.25 Automatic Cigar Lighter 1 I lundv C'lampOn Style ' Makei driving fet and helpa pre vent Hrea Clampt on dasb without drilling end has lung, j Jg Specul et Pair Courtesy Lamps Red light on left and green oo right run rung boards arc great protection againit coUiiions at intersec tion, and while park ina Regularly V3 JJ pair. An- $29 mvenary mm S.I. Pric a" j Reduced s 1 I.MUM C f. 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