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VALLEY NEWS
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VOLUME XXV.
LA GRANDE, OREGON, F1UDAY, AUGUST 3, 1!8
NUMBER 1501
Over The Valley
ntiKlit have been stupiti from the
roi.l, frosty morning is not known.
Itut to Nettle the mutter. J'OllilUl
.sKllllH'tl it uiul soul the hhln tu O.
report cotut'ri i
The, UbhtM Vfr j
Mabel K, Morton, Valley News KUItor J
wIilio thev Quelled their More antl farm oil ueeoiint of her health. She ; floik iw b.i 1.
Inter Mliirt.-il uu u flour mill. Tho'w.tys Hint it ki-whs kooi! to bo buck iliirtlnii
I ill 111 of M.'VITIll lllllutlCrJ JUTI'S Oil Oil till! Old llUlllfl it Kill II, tilt! ItlllCC 1IH'(1, sIlOUM
W llO ItM'
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JMbn-1 A 1 1 m;ii I'H-liri'
. I telbert Annuo, of Island City.
"continues to improve following the
uechlelll w liich Ik tll"t He vent 1
weeks iiiro when he Hii.-:taliH"l we
vero injuries In the uhdoimnnl re
Kion. He Ik jihie to rhle ahout in
the cur and this i;ist week even us
sisteil with luiyiiitf operations. 'Phis
Is ood news to his trielltls.
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Have Culled 1'tir UliU
MldM have been eulle-1 by the
wchool authorities at KUIn for their
new- school auditorium vvhhh must
he i-oillpleleil. neeordlntf to their
aniuMlliecineiit, hy the last of o
1 ober of t his year. The erect loll
of this hiiihliuu. was first agitated
uhoill a year ai;o, hut tho inovc
men! suffered many Ketone kit oil
account of alleged h-cnl technicali
ties. The mutter was finally sei
lled hy the courts this Mirlntf and
originators and supporters of the)
project can see their building com-
in tr. Tin auditorium Is to be o!
frame construction with stucco fin
ish, concrete foundation.
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t'lioot' j;atcrn Oregon IJiihv
tiood news for tiie llhick Marble
and i.itne company of JOnlerprlse.
whose recent (evelopiinnt lias been
of interest to alt residents of Kust
ern Oregon cum ft last week when
it w as announced that the lime
which thy manufacture would te
nded in tile construction of the new
docks at Portland. The kilns ure
to start soon to prepare 11m Git
tons which will be required. The
Gu tons union nt to 1 n.mjit sacks.
The award was made to tho J-Jn-terprine
company ove.r a lovcr bid
made by a Canadian firm.
.Mining to ( allfornia
.Mr. and Mrs. l". N, Cro.'iS are
lea vim; Klk'in tomorrow for Salem
w hen- they expect 1o visit for some
time at the home of the parents
of Mrs. Cross, probably a w eek or I
in days. Kioto there- they K to
Klamath l-'alls for it visit with rela
tives and friends and then tfo to
JJuyvVard, t'al.. until ahout the :f7th
of Hie montli, w lien tlu-y will lake
up I heir permanent residenue ut
Tracy, t'al. Mrs. Cross will huvo
charge of the home economics de
partment in 1 lie hik'h school ut
Trtiey this ensuing year. Mrs.
Cross lias taught hi blub school
at i;iKiu for nearly 10 years, ue
niib's 'iviim piano lessons and hel)
intf with community uffatrs In ffen
eral. She lias been very prominent
in Ka. stern Slur cirelcs also, In Ins
a uasl worthy matron of that or
der. Consequently, tho jfoln' of
this family troni M! Kin has been re
gretted very niueh.
All in l nor say "I I 1 "
in- "'aye, aye, aye," .so say the
n-shieuL or the valley who are re
sponsible for the launching of the
I irst annual "low a, IlllnoiM, Indi
ana" picuie. This valb-y has n
ureal comitany of people In It w ho
came from those three states, 111
fact, it is asserted that there is u
'la rift- company from each of Ihclil,
and that many residents of I'nlmi
county received their wood starts
as Mankeyes. Suckers or Hoostei'M.
The dale set for tills picuie is Sun
day. A moist i:tlh. two weidiS fruin
next Sunday, and the place is lliv
r ruble park in l.ii (irande, which
accommodate a Kiilherlnif of this
My.e so comfortably. I'm the first,
meeiintra rather infm-mul prou'iam
uill be arranu-ed with a print. W
basket dinner at nomi. The buon
ters who are starting the arrange,
metils are asking that MsUlmls
ach of the states iiiianpe Mir
number in addiiton to me
the slate soni;. Illlni,
mint. Hint's Where the lull urn
Crews." l-'air Indiana," etc., elc. It
is hoped that the attendance may
be very hiPKe mill that people from
all oet I nion county may Hnl i!
convenient to bo present.
in Sumiuorvlllo Wednesday. They
report that Mrs. Glenn's mother,
Mrs. Klcklln, who Is with tlicui, Is
about tho same.
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Htfvit J'amily IMiiit:
About -it relutivon enjoyed a fam
ily picnic Wednesday up Catherine
cre.k in honor of Mr. and Mrs. I.
A. (.trunt and son, Glenn, of Malta.
Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Grant, of Seattle, who arc visiting t cation trip which
In the valley. Jn tho company w ho , take wit hin a few
spent the enjoyable day toKother
were Mr. and Mrs. J I. Littleton, of
Jiublcr, Mr. and Mrs. Jonabl Itali
an and family, of l.a Grande, and
Mr. nud Mrs. l-'rank Self and fam
ily of L'nl'm, and the guest a of
honor.
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Go to Portland
Jiormum Jackson and Hunt Horn,
of Hummervtltt), went ttr I'ortinnd
early this week, where they w ill
make, an extended stay.
K Him kelt Heller
Miss I.ela Duekrll, of IVuildale,
Is reported an recovering' nicely
from her recent appendicitis oper
ation performed ut a J. a (irande
hospital.
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Giwn lUiilulay Sunrlsv
At t he regular meellng of the
Sumincrvllh Jtebekah lodi; held
Wednesday "evening t their hall.
Aunt Molllc MclJowell, a ineinbei
of the order for a good many years
was given a surprise by her friends
in view of tho fact that that day
was her soventy-flftli birthday an
niversary. A nlco gift together with
cheery greetings made the event
one of much pleasure to Aunt Mol-lle..
IHniicr Giicsls
M rs. Kverelt W.ilslng.
leria district, Mrs. J. W.
1 .a G runde, M rs. M a i ga i
of I'ortland, and Mrs. I,
of the side hill road, w
r, of Yu-
l.ylle, of
et Oliv
l. Smutz,
re glle.sts
which Harry liuhl now iivs is the
old home place w hich Mr. and Mrs.
Until first pmchased w nen they de
cided to settle down in this valley-
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Contemplate Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ilert Grout und
family ait; looking forward lo a vuC
they expect to
eeks w hen their
farm work can be adjusted and ar
ranged for sti that they eiui en
joy tiie time away. They plan tu
go over the John luy highway to
Crater Luke and after seeing the
sights In that region to return by
another route, visiting at various
places in Western Oregon.
Ilig Shipment of lainbN
Many lurgn shipments of lantbs
are being mado every few days over
the branch road from Joseph. Last
week one shipment of very huge
proportions w as made from linh
ler when Huo lambs sold by lale
SI usher w ere shipped by Hoyh-n,
the buyer, to Chicago markets. Ten
single decked cars wero filled with
i lie shipment. The three hands
were driven down fromthe region
of the loll gate, where they were
on summer range, and 1 t'H were
purchased, not half t ho entire
number, and the rest had tu be
driven back the following day.
farm on account of her health. She
says that it ki-whs good to be back
on tlie old homo again, the place
that has been home for :iu years,
even though now conditions are
vastly different.
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ViM fn Wallowa County-
Mrs, i . C. Gunner, of south of
l.u Grande und her Uvo daughters
Mrs. JoKsio Anson, of south of I .a
Grande und Miss tlanuuh Conner,
of Idaho, went to Wallowa county
and spent last tveekend with thoif
patents und grandparents, Mr. and
M rs. Weaver, who live on Aide"
Slope out from Kntorpi ise.
all day Wednesday at the Krnest
Del.ong home near Grange hull.
Itiiihllusr t llnid
On the J. 11. Wilkinson
noii h of 1 lot Lake is being
up another high giudc Unity
of Guernseys. Mr. and Mrs.
kinson were among tho
Sim lay Guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hughes, of
the Grange Hall neighborhood had
for their guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gekelcr from near
La Grande.
A Itcatiliful Gnnlcii
Some time ago we carried a slory
in this column in i egai d to I he
garden which the Hugs were start
ing ut I heir home in LI gin just ut
Die approach to tin bridge as on?
is leaving Klgln going north. The
plans formulated were ((iiile elab
orate and were such as would re
quire considerable lime to com
plete. Much has been uccomplish
fariHj'd this summer und now the sec
built'""'1 of the garden whh'h bus been
herd completed Is just ono mass of beau-Wll-lif'il
blooms, a1 pretty sight lo the
first passeifdty. The gladioli tire exc
in the w hole valley to belle"0 Mn 1 1 lonally beautltul now with several
the Guernseys as suitable for tliis;jows of the fhnvers of wonderful
climate und nuriihnsod wfiro of ho color. air. una im nns miiviu:
from
some
sinking
lictm-us II. mit
M IS. Ill 111 I ;v Ileal son. w ho ll es
on Ulaek Hawk trail ban return-d
tu her home following a belieliehil
si. iv of some time at Hot Lake,
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Ctune-. I'roiil Tra)
I-iv d Sharer, wlio lives at Troy
ill Walloon MMinty. came yslerdiiy
, isiting it I Ik ttome oi nis
I. Sha'etnear Island City.
and
brot I
cry first Guemscys owned, I hey
ate building up their herd gradual
ly and hope to some day have none
but the highest, grade unhnals.
They are at present milking about
I "J cows. The second
allalla was Jhe Item of
those passing to stop and
flowers. The flowers are for sul
but there Is no charge for looking
at und enjoying t hem. The lily
pond, additional flower beds and a
uMing ot tennis court are some of the other
work for .things planned but which have not
he ,e,
le. of
tills week, and a good crop of a
good quality of hay was reported. I
The Wilkinsons are firm believers
in the dairy herd us one under
taking for profit In this county. 1
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Hairy rrinhict,s on Iihtimv
Along with the story that the
dairying Industry In I'nlon county
is consistently and constantly in
creasing, comes word from Wn I
lowa county that the case is sim
ilar there, Hint county being in the
game on a much large,- scab; than
this-, a fact thtit is warranted be
cause of natural conditions exist
ing there. According to a state
ment from Knterprise during t he
iiiout h of June, t he largest ship
ments of but I erf a I w ere made of
this year so far. The cheese fac
tory at Knterprise, which consumes
vast quantities of milk in the man
ufacture of their exceptionally good
quality of Swiss cheese, used great
amounts timing thai "it-day period
and beyond that HLVi Hl-gallon
been finished yet.
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Conclude Visit
Mrs. Seth Norris has returned lo
her home in La Grande following
a t hi ee weeks' visit at t he hi
of her sister, Mrs. lhrt Grunt, in
the valley.
Alteml I'liiicral '
Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Hughes, id
Giange Mall und Mrs. J. It. Sniulz
of the side hill road, drove to Sum
merville. Tuesday and attended the
funeral of the late Oliver J'ertti,
pioneer of the G randy Konde valley.
Spends
Cither!
Wash.. Is
nier at t li
er. Mrs. S
Summer
I Haller, of
Is here spending the sum-
home of his grandmol li
ra h A ilMiIl In I he Gill IK
cans of butleriat
from Knler prise.
shipped out
llui ktcbci rilig
This p.istmi" h
pie by I he seor. s i
I he p.'Sl W eekS
have b- . n quit-- U
V (O. V -re
th
Hurt, nil
S 1 1 1 1 U I I V
is attiai
Hid seo"
and tin-
I li'-t OUS.
,ut y .-'t
I
peo-l
s iluring I
returns
Aomng I
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M r,
Mr. and
Wagoner
i. Mts. I'rcss
e. Mr. and Mi
S .ti.l. iwin and Mr. uli.l
l.aiim.in letm le d lb'- evt-nlua
lore uilti a good many gallon
and
M rs.
I'ugh, of
Charh s
Mrs. it
Weekend Gntsl
Mr. and Mrs. (. V. l.eoirn
I Sols.'. Id:i., were isiiors nw
weekend at the home of Mi-
Mrs. Oliver Jtarlow nt Klgln. .
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I p I 'com Misiieal
M r. and v M i s. I'at 1 'u its and
I tu.inam Weight di ove up from
M'-dical Springs yesterday and at
tended the c nd Folks' picnic a t
I'titon, Mr. Vowers coining on to
La Grande on business. They p-
j port thlims as going on nh-ely nt
i the springs. I he new
been completed and now there Is
gravel from tie- front of luinhaiu
Wiighl's cottage clear to llakr.
The residents of Hint section upL"'
I'iate what Ins been done fur litem
by the county court and the busi
ness men of La Grande. Jliw-t u-
Mall neighborhood. Gilbert woub
like very much to slay in I his coun
ly, and lo make it mutual, hi
grandmother savs Ike worst thing
ahout Gilbert's coming to sec ii
is the thought that he will have
go back home. GilhcM agrees th
grand mot hers a re nice things lo
have and then: is no place nicer
wh h it to go.
Cotil hums Iti Improve
Mrs. Hugh llulse, of Iowa dis
trict, continues to gain streugt h
after her recent sArious and pro
longed illness. She finds hei
st rengt h coming buck slowly but
consistently.
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Isln .Mnstaitl Heel
It is reported that Hie use of the
mustard reel on combines is quite
universal in this valley this sum
mer because of the degree to which
mustard has prevailed in wheat
fields In the- valley. Just what the
cause for the greater amount of
this weed this season may be is a
matter of conjecture on t he part
of wheat growers, but is very like
ly due to the thin grain, some say.
The mustard reed was first intro
duced into the valley by MeKcnuon
and Led belter, who also hail one
of the first combines. They watch
ed the attachment us it winked on
combines in the vicinity of Pendle
ton und brought one here for their
machine. It is now quite generally
used. The reel operates so as to j
throw the mustard Into the ma
chine nud then throw it out w it li
Mhe straw, rather than allowing it
Mo wind on the main reel, be thrown
in the screen or otherwise clog up
the niLichinc.
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Continues to Improve
J Mrs. Paul Knautz, or the Iowa
: district, continues to improve from
her recent siege, of Hie flu though
the Improvement is very slow, par
ticularly at this time of the year
wheti work is fo heavy and one
needs to reel their best,
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Little 4. hi In Accident
Miss trma Gekeler, about i-even
or.elglrt years of ue, and rtyugh-
of Mr. and Mrs. George Gekeler
southeast of l.u Grande, suf
fered a very painful injury one
day last week. Irina was in the
hay loft and in some manner fell
down a hay chute about :''i feet.
She landed oil her feet, but with
such force that one ankle was bro
ken and the olher badly sprained.
She will be unable lo be about for
some time and her many friends
are sorry thai she must go through
with the surteriug which attends
the Injuries.
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lli.tue mi Yl-dl
Mii-s Marian I'hy came a few
days ago tu visit until the first of
September w It ll her mot her, Mrs.
Kdith I'hy, of I'tilon. Mrs. I'hy hav
ing driven to Kugetie to bring her
daughter home. Miss I'hy i sec
retary to President Hull of the
stale universll y, . a position which
she says Is most fascinating and
one w hie h she t borough I y enjoys.
Paul Agers. oT Portland, is ills-; a
guol at Mrs. Phy's home.
Old I oiks I'h lll'
Yesterday at Ooodb.od park at
t'nion. t in 'members oi I be Wont
en's christian Temperance union of
that town gave their annual party
to lh" old rolks living thereabouts.
Then. Ill II ha e been mo I him
a hundred people present nnd M
was I'i'iilly ti very line party. It I
was nice and cool at the park
the program w;.s held at the I
"tde with comfortable ehiiirs
all. I he prom a in i
in vfM a t ion by t he
tie- Methodist c!n
frotn the hosiers or,
xation. the W. C. T. 1'.. were
pity extended by Mi-;.
Wilght ami C. L. Cadwell, si
luting for Mayor L" y who w a
la itl-d. g:v e v ords of v e)(
t.s. Mi ilon H:ivis, a
Kdith I'hy sa.i
to ,i0 per cent pio
dter. This amount
be about what the
birds will clean up in 1" or 15 min
utes. When egg piodllclloll collies
back to normal, the amount of wet
mash should he gradually cut down
and eliminated so that it can be
used us a stimulant later if needed.
Culling the Hock. tteating for
lice and spraying the bouse for
mites should also be looked after
it this time.
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Mr:, ltobbs I mpisn lug .
Mrs. Lizzie ltobbs, of Pleasant
rjrove, who has been quite ill lor
i lie past two weeks is reported as
improving satisfactorily.
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I'iml Strange Reptile
A short time ago, while Honalil
and .John Kiggle, of the Smith
Mountain district in Wallowa coun
ty were plowing in front of their
house, they unearthed a snake four
id'
A. C. and when the
back the readers of
will be informed.
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Ijitcriahis .Mother
Mis. Kraucia Ott.
the ML Glenn neighborhood, is ell-I
let laming her mother. Mrs. Martin
Wntvetton. of Kcho, Ore. for a f'-w
days.
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Giving Shower
Young lady fiicuds of Mrs. Keith
Glenn, a bride of last, week, are
giving her u shower this afternoon
at the Kassinger homo in Jmblcr.
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I'frriner Jbv-hlent Visits
Jack McCoy, now of Spokane,
formerly a re.-ddent of this valley
lias been here the past week on
business, but also visiting with for
mer friends in this locality. Mr.
McCoy still ow us considerable
property in tin alh y,
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lo Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kekley f
l-'i uitdale, went to Poiilund yester
day where they will remain until
next Tuesday on a combined bus
iness nud pleasure trip. Mr. Kek
ley will attend the meeting of the
democrat In stale central commit
tee in session tomorrow.
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A PRIZE RECIPE
hy Mrs. W. 1. McUomihl
feet, 1 inches long and
known species to t hem. H was
spotted like a rattler but. had no Miss WtlltiM-s Inipiov liuf
rattles. Its tail tapering lo a sharp! Miss Peggy Walters of the Moss
point the same as a garter snake. Chapel neighborhood bus been a
11 was of a very peaceable d spo- j patient lit the Grand. Itonde. hos
filion and Instead of wanting tolpital where she underwent an up
right it would
Ai-pi.i; rn: i wo citcsr
1 cups flour.
- tablespoons lard.
1 pinch salt.
Mix well and add enough water
lo make the right consistency. Line
a tin with hulf the cnist and slice
ill (wo apples. Add a pinch of sail,
one eup or sugar, butter the ui.e
of nil egg und one teaspoon of cin
namon. t 'over with t he i einaiuing crust
turn of entertainment for the vis-
j itors.
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A ItclH'kiih Wedding
j The public is to be invited to
I witness ix real Kcbekah Wedding in
aooui Hi'i hn, w men i n
presented by the KuinmcivHIc ):
bekah lodge at an ice cream festi
val which is to be held on the lawn
bet.ven the storo ami tho Odd Kid
lows' hall. The ladles declare thai
a Hchekah wedding is different
from nny ot hers more Hit lact ive.
inure striking, more thrilling, in
fact, an event which should not be
missed. More details and the fbdi-
ii nd huk
flee.
until tin apples are ten-
i nit)
later.
d:itu wilt be inude, public
and
Lloyd.
here
f Mis.
thelr two sons, Glenn
ami Mrs. Lloyd Grant ;
making a visit at the hotnr
Grant's parents. Mr. and Mr H.
Littleton, west of Alice!. The for
mer are residents of Malta. Wash,,
w hile Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Grunt
reside in Seattle. ,
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Have 1-auii Party
Kilcnds of Mr. and Mrs. K. It.
Long, who live near Suiniuerv ille,
were eiileitailied last evening at a
lawn party as a compliment to the
house guests of the Long's, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Long und Mrs. Stullz,
of Coffeyville, K:m
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Sunday at Sliitlen
'the Misses Krances McKeiuuui,
Arditll and Merle Fruzell, lanest
and Mariuu Pugli and Lynn Wood
ell of the linbler, Summerville and
Pb asant t Grovu neigliborlioods
drove up to the Lookout station
on ML Kinily Sundiiy it ml spent
the day visiting with Lloyd Wood
el!, who is employed there.
Had Painful lloils
: Of course all bolls am painful,
but when they plant themselves in
one's ears und come in hulf dozen
lots, they uro very near the trag-
cdy iiiuik. Mrs. Crank ott, oi near
!' Suminervitle is huving her sit h
boil and all have lieen ill her ears.
The experience has been one of
excruciating pain for Mrs. Ott.
iw 1 in among the
large clods oi dirt and bid.'. Wh
thev would lilt the clods Iron! ov
it, it would dart out its tongim
crawl back under the clods
was by no means excited like
hovs were, and liouald.'who
hold of the plow handles when
into the
lor appendicitis. .viiih
will be able to go home
e hospital Sunday, it is be-
saw it crawl
gave a leap heavenward as he was
about to step on it, thinking 11 was
a rattler. He shot it and being
very anxious to know what kind II
was. Whether It wa.t the nature of
the snake to appear harmless or it
itioil
Walters
from th
lieved.
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To limes Picuie Sunday
The members of the Muddy creeli
club and their families, an orgaui-
fnrrow , .atlou of women over the line in
linker county, u re coming io i.a
Grande Sunday and have their an
nual picnic at liiverside park.
and ,
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the
had
he
Have line Garvlen
Mr. ami Mrs. I-Tank Woods, who
live on an acreage across from Itlv
cistdc park, believe that they have.
,... ..f (l.r. fhw.ul I, Wf.lt. KU f.,v f.
hmne In the V.'.Mev. Close to a I Principal Utld M VH. Hulph
good, market, with nine acres of
rich soil suitable for gardening pur- ;
(toses, und vvitli a new and modern
home, they ure quite happy with
their sun oundings They have
lived there for the last four years.
Here 1'istni Idaho
Home From Summer School
.Mor
gan and sou, liiille, have returned
.to their home at Imhler after hav
ing spi-nt the preceding1 weeks of
the summer at. Oorvutiis. There
Mr. Morgan attendiM) suiuinei
schotd at the Oregon Stnle college
land the faintly visited with relatives.
Mi, and Mrs, L. V. ltugglesand
their children have been visiting
with I ' nion and Wallow a county
relatives the last two weeks. Sun
day they will come for a visit with
their cousins, the ott family, near
Suuimerville. A picnic Sunday on
the Minaill will be one mere feu-t
-n
limernl oT Oliver Perin
The funeral of the lute Oliver
Peria, of ltnbler, who died 10 days
following un accident In which ho
suffered the fiacturo of a hip, were
Macaroni
munuoni .-1 1 1 I clicc
a .siilciHlid nicul,
Pineapple
riaiitiilinii Hianil
IV i IV'ct Whulc Slic'.s
2 No. 2'i cans
Catsup
I'l-d'cni il .Stuck -Siiiili:i-.i
an ( aiiiis
Itullli!
Beans
Kancy ll'tl M'irai.o
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shopping In Im . i . a i 1 -
M.s. I '-.tnk Woob-ll. of Sumni' r-
ille. yi ni -tenlay In La Grande
shoppteg and visiting with friends.
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'I liken Ouile HI
Mrs, C!,M k. "t I'rUlt l lle. became
I'lite i!l test Saturday and was tal:
, n t. the Or.inde ;mde hosplt il
toe i ,iinin.ition and care. Ste- Im-pi...-.i
,,tnic lapidly and has at-j-.nly
returned home. Mr. and Mrs.
:iark ar- new in the Kruitd.ile
jiei-rhl.orheo.j. having recently j.ijr
i h.is d vv h"t i.-! know n as the Stykef
ptace.
- - o - -
lll I i liter Home
.Mr. and M t . A. Ob no. who
ve Mvtug with their son-tn-luw und
-laujbK r. Mr. and Mm. Koyul i.'im
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HONEST DEALING
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Thrift Features for Saturday & Monday
Ifoit- itn-y hiivi ln-n lltnlly x
uu Ou'tnir h.'Vnil montbn ilurini;
the winter, but now. th'-y fuy, tloy
(will be iib'e lo irit out- or.nMic
1 h- ;ir louml.
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(.ties to .rillioJlHiihler," llollli
Mr.-. S.i i nil 1'b-klin, of Snniiin
vilb-. v bo Ins b- ' it viy til hii.t ul
ioie- to thr- home of hr crjiiel-
bi tighter. Mi!. C;nol i.'onby. in'ir
the Cov.-. w ln.ro fhe w tM si
yoiue tliiii-.
o- -
til i licliole l-ll
.Mm. II- nry Kubl of I'orllnn-I
W llO ll.lH lo-. M SM ll.lillC fi.-i'lill 'nf
;tt M'-Htjl Si.rlni.'.'i. las riltiniI tie
to t lo- home or lo r foil, ll u i .mi-"
Ituhl iin-1 fiiiolty ni.u- Alb .-I when- .mJ
the )i;t-l ben vHittnir. Mrc. Kuhl biking into
will have toinornee -for lu-r hoin- in.' i.roq.1n u htrh im.t
in roi ll.in'l. conelu linu Ih i v ij-it f.irtin of He- v-iH. y b;i-l
in I liif v ill by. M rw. Uubt, alt houirb tun--. Tin vOe ;it t ut n-! out
a native Or"onbin. It a moncf-' t. r, je.or'liny to Mn, Am;om.
in I nlen ;not. Wiiltoit oiinti. i'l th. tj
j bav inn ftrt eome to '.lbwa mm-' con $mI I
tv nior Ibsin tilt .ur(i ajjo. Win n obi home ,
Kto iiiol Mr. l:uhl flrt came to- hia't- ut holm1
Cheese
onuitoes
iiiii.iMl Kiaii'l
S 111 lllll'CI'
25e
45c
2ik
77c
22c
Carstens T.
Ham
W'liiiilcrrul P'lavor
SI'IX'IAI,
I'liiniil
lc
Flour
Sici ry'ti I lost (iradi:
J )i il'lcil Snow
2 111 lb. .sacks .
. Jar Caps
I'k'oiioiny Jiir (.'iips
2 (lu,i:n
I 'us I,
' I'li)
Corn Flakes
lastirs Ki-lliij:p,'.s
Coffee '
$1.15
49c
23c
15c
Trv Hostess ('akes
15c-2r)c-:0c
Carsten's
White, Flaky
Lard
Fur iilil flaky pic ci it- t
I II., pail . 7,'5c
'I'liril'L CoMVp .-always
on i I'tirm always fiili
!! pounds
VHvrl
PUI-I'I .'
I cans
Tobacco
Allil'lt
l'i inci
izo tins
, Soap
I.IIX Toilrt Snap
fur IcimIit .-kin
liars
$1.39
17c
23c
I. arm- Lav
fine I'lavur
Ciatc . . ..
lierries
Inn 1 .1... . I . ; .
- no m-i'i!.;
$2.25
car of those fine Klondike Melons just received. Our first car
lasted just one weekdiet yours while they arc fresh
If you wai.l. Uio.l' fine Law Ion I !l.u:kli'i i ics place yon i- onli-r at 0:1c '.
Lare Sunkist Lemons, dozen
108 Fir. St.
19c
Phone Main 731
vuiuuai- . I4vi:,(f v.-.-.i vv.;i-.-j !'.-a' : v.-...' mssU h I'. i at u-jva aa'il a$ j y
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