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Tuesday, August 14, 192S I,A GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER Page Seven Oyer The Valley A SEASONABLE RECIPE Remington nnl MIn Hophts M. jl'iil riiy, eh, Robertson, or Pendleton, will ur- Ogallala, N;b. rive hero Saturday. Sept. I. They j .Mr. ami .urn. K. w ''oad. who will he accompanied by tin' Rev. t have been attending m miner Behoot Mr. and Mis. Philemon F. HI ruges. nt the state tmh erslt y, arrived at Mr. HI urge will In- installed as I Cove on Tuesday. Mrs. Coad will Ciivi'"H iii'W lector, succeeding Ho' j remain here while Mr. Ctind went ' Itt-V, William M. Hrudner, whii left on In Fruhvale, Idaho, where he U j here the first of May. , principal of the city school. A conference of the Kasteru Ore- ! -K"il ! t'onnnl Aiidurnur r gon clergy has been tailed fui j turned u few days utru from u t-n- Sept. 4 to l! to he held ill Cove. ''"'p to Portland when they Fifteen men will make, up t he visited thrir euusins, Mr. und Mr. ' pnrly and they will spend o( l''l'r Kluster, mouths 111 (he western diocese. Lew Hlooni visited n sister n 1 i Mr. and Mm. Om C.orhum ,luWtt i;,sl Wt'" ollowin: llu, m. ...,.. ii... mi I pioneer meeting of Wallowa Mr. n ml Mrs. (ieorge Madden and ,T, I... tf.au nC V i I.L.lin ' K1..-MI v k n't II..- I... r.i- Mi.!1", v'"t'(I,f '"'' f ' .r- r,,ru HI,....,.. M r, ,l M.-h. ,,,., 'K ''; ''. 1r.. i A. Smllh. ,-M,i.i,t..,. .,,,,, ... . ni,!' Vina CmU-y 1,-rt hint u.-ck um-uls nt Hi,- Ml, k. ... hoiiu-. nn,l Mlas (ll,-l,.- Hi MhIr-1 e. Morton, Vullcy Xtmi Editor A PRIZE WINNER ;uslH S.-iilllt . 111. II- .Ml. In 5I.-VI I Mt. .....I lli-j. llHiiiiiF ll.imnn.nn The ii-kuIiu- iiim-Uhk ..f the Hint, li ml ll.t'lr Hire.- (-l.ll.li-.-n ,f Sr-.il lie. ' Mountain in-ulilifi 1h to li liel.l tliltt Wi.hhliiKi.in iln.v.- Int.. the vulli-v cominR Sunirilny at their lii.ll. Kv- last wk .....I K-iit a d.ijK lion two of Hip home ei-.ui.imUn I viHlibm am, mi; ri-leiiil. f.n-.iiei-1 c.niin.ilti-f i.ro plmmlne u i pul Bin-- . ii..lliM..,i- Ki lllln.ilri .....1 .Mtwiuiii-I, i ii-Ihi, wiilih none will want to 1,,-lim ,...-ll.-uli.i- k.k'kIm at tin- lion... miw., 11 Is rt-po.-teil. i.f .Nil-, mill Mi-h John H:-hr-i.l-r I near Hliiiul City. Tl.lir,lay even- CmileniiilnUn 1.)iiir Trl Init. lhe m-oun were illnnt-i- k.iomIs! .Mlw Anna Brooks of ll.-o..k or N,-. :ul,l Mm. Arthur Hainann Lime near ln.l.ll-r may take u till. V.-.l lrtlan.l City iiinl Sun.lay several t" ruha inis fall to visit with her ' ears 1 rove to Wallowa Lake where . brother. Wane llrooks and family . they siie.it a happy .lay. .Mrs. 'if her present plans, now in the: A.IKH.-I Sturhan of l.a (Ira. me. Mo., I formative slaKf. are earrle.1 out. Xl-.h also a tfi.est Sun. lay. The limn- (-Miss Hrooks Is at present al .New- I mil. in family hail hern to Yellow-J port w here she has l.een for the j slonc I'urk prior 10 their visii here i tannnier. Her health has not lieen anil reporle.l .. wonile.-fiil trip alii the last the last few weeks an,! the way with a ilellKlilfol oiill.u; In she has heen -unahle to .do her j the park. .They will no on to ' work. Inn ill the last letter re.-eiveit ; their home In Seallle, lhe first of - I'J- Mrs. Huron she was some hel-l this week. per. She may eoftle lo her home o here for a short stay l.efore k-oitii; I ItelurlK ll.nn. Isoulh. il her .plans mature. .Mrs. Henry l.oeuni l-ruirncl 1.. A ' M . f 'f 1 "'fit "WW-5 ret lerdrt' lo wee lliin cttinimra - lively new and ItlKhly advertised! wenlo drive and repm t thai they J were In no wine disappointed. They made the trip in thrir new Itiilcli xerinh and had nut ihf sIlKhteMt eiirj ti ouhle to nun' I heir vacation trip. I ICt'lui'ii I'l-oin Alaska- I .MIns lllniich Whiuiny; of Mt. I llrn ha.s feim ueil from u thri'i1 ! weeks vacation trip to Aluslta. A inortf complete aconunt of M Ism Whttinn's trit will he fciveii 1'rhhiy. Imlla Itellvh 1 ' iood KiY.ft apph s. 1 li Kood wl.eil lutnatoeK. It iiood wined onions. I red pepp1!'. 1 th. sual'. I )h. raisins, chopped. ij cup suit. 1 teaspon pinner. 1 tcasimn cinnamon, I teaspoon cloves. 1 qunrt vlneur. Put thrmitih loud chop hoil oni'-hall' hour. I Stir and run as iruil, allicrd Sunday lo Iter hoiiui near ll:ines fnllowine; a vlnit of wv r.il day? In the valley. Mr. Loennitf dmvo over Sunday ami .'lecompanled his Vjf, ami iwo nieoe, Horolhy Jean ami Nadine Ieilheili'l". hoirn. j o Makl ;iils (Hi 'l'rl A dozen or mon meinhers of th' Nifsnki eampfirc wrouii of Cove started yesterday on their hlkp Ut Iho hills, followlnt,' Hie Mill CreHl road w lifrp tliey will spend a few days on a eamiiinu epedjtjoii. (iuo-is From iNtilhmri I Mr. and Mrs. t'harie.s fiiinip of '.May Pari; had :h thir jjopmis one day last week. Mrs. fiunip sis ter. Miss Jane Cayiu ,aml her frlenils. Mr. ami "M r. Case. MIks llorteiise Kvdly and .Mr. llarrit, the i;roup having ilriVen that day from Portland as the first lap of a summer trip to Yellows! mm Na tional Park. They will return to their home, frotn the pai l; hy the way of Salt .ako city and San 1'rn neise"o. M Iss flavin formerly resided in Ii firande and Is tmw assistant social w orker for the oernhf cher tiitspitat in Port la ml. Visit Over Sunday Mlsn Vii nees McK'onnon of 1m Idfr visited over Sunday at the home of her friend, Miss .Merle I'rlzzell at Plensant firove. WnKI iiijee lmpr-nvcH firfril Walsinor of the Valeria district who ha.s hcen ha v!ri the mulnps. is said in lie netting hetler. holder Aid The regular nieetlmc of llip lm l.ler holies Aid society was hel.l Thursday at th home of Mrs. nis itiiehanan with n t;ood reprpsenta tion t tile memhers present. A proprani, visit if itr and a lovely lunch made up the afternoon. The j society wilt meet next month at lhe nounced a home of .Mrs. Claude Woodell. '-eiillemcn Miss 1'ram-cK Coinslock of IliP Cove was nmonn the jil'olip of 1'nlon county cluh memhers w ho u ere privilcned to attend the special summer curs' al the ret;on Slate college this summer liavim; w on her scholarship al (he I !i 7 Slate I-'air w hen her llnl.stein calf won first prize. Miss l-'rances was (jitlte eillhusl aMio over this, her fir.-t visit to Corvallis. She is the daughter of .Mr. am) .Mrs, . S. Coinslock. piominent residents of the .Mill creek section ahove the t'ove. parents who are encmirayint; tiieir children lo the hei-t ol their altiliiy. Frances Is a student at the Sacred Heart Academy in Iji firande. decided sue. who were the tiesls. I o in he uroup were the Mioses lna 1 )-MWs of I'roperiy I Rollins. Kliza het h Uni on. Huth, I.Mr, and Mrs. II. .Melirlde of Im- '.hie and lsahel Prior, dale Tucker, hler have sold their beautiful home ; Wilina Casicill, I.ula Kassinuer and (there to Awem and Airs. JJuzen M rs. Hester fllenn. Messrs. Donald i witli jiossession to he niven in lhe McKinnis, l-'ern Kelley, Hick Hih- th' j i-.ii from Dniihtor luck liohertsoii slate trafilc cim in this section is enjoying a visit irotn his daughter. .Mi.ss Helen i:(.hertson of Ontario, Oregon. i.f last at the and fie i Virgil was (jullo III a part week nnd was careil for firande Hondo hospital. Day itl TAMikout Suithm- JIph, .Miles Woodell hrrttlier, Uoy linker (fP-Summer Vide drove lo the lookout station on Ml. Kmlly Sunday and spent the day with their . son and nephew' Idoyd "Woodell who Is employed there. Leo and Harry Miniscut of 'unimerville drove up today and Jwtlt have a' few days camping trip tliftre. Tn Hojir Kuaittz Sinjr j ITin friends over the valley are rlad to' know t hat Paul Knautz. to he the soloist at the next I-'t runde anunicipal hand eonerrt. to lie held this eomlne Friday even ting. Mr. Knaul', is husy nicht and day. these days. In the wheat har vest field", hut will take this one Vvenim: off. On Month's Trip ;. .Mike Poyre of Summerville lias pone tn n numher of the orruoti heaches where he will spend a month restimr. Mr. Tloyce has re rently leaned his hip ranch near Siinimerville to his son. flemve and family who will operate the place in rlie future. l'nneral of Mis I eik Fa nera I pervicen frir M rs. John Feik of .Ml. fllen, T-U Sunday af ternoon In l-'l fJi-inde Vi-er1 very largely attended ht friendx of this deceased woman who regret her v n t i m rly d ea t h . M rs. Feik ha d lived in the valley for around a iptarter of a century and had en deared herself to Iter neighbors and acquaintance,! during those years. The funeral was in charge of Hishop K. IX WhitltiK of Mt. filer and he wan assisted i ik the servh-e l.y l-'red Zinir and Kltner Stoddard. JIjlf SlKHNSsful IVtl The memhers of the Summer ville Ftehekah Indue met with very frood success at their lawn fete held Saturday evening at the lawn next the Wagoner store, ami while the weather was a Idt chilly for the sale of le cream, the patronr aie iH rpiite liberal and the Mini realized w.im rpiite satisfactory. In addition to lhe festival Idea, a clever program was offered which went off successfully, as thinf,' at Summerville are wont lo do. The main event was I he genuine He bekah wedding, which, previous to Saturday night had been the mih ject of much speculation and con jecture. There was no diapprilnt . merit. At the appointed hour. n 'the strains of the Lohengrin wed ding march were being ground out on a portable phonograph. the weddlnir party put In its appear nnee and lo. Solomon In ail his glory wn not arrayed like one of these. The procession moved along st riet ly according to Hoyle wlili the various roles of greater or e- prominence having been taken hv the following Hei.ek h bride. Xmm f;rein"r; grooni, Irene 4 'onrad : bride's mot Iter: Perle .Wngoner: hridettniaidi, Ann.t Park v n d Tele Smit h : ushers. Minnie illutdy nnd Ituth TEdhri: Itarbara ;reiner. tiest man : NTrs. Violet fp.noy officiating clergyman: little fcc.ieiner rhildrn. Slay Slon and fverna Hardy served n ring hearer nd flower uirN. The mini-ter S.pparentlv tie.) a hnrd knot and It proh.ible that n mncerned will v h.tpptly fi Vtn now on. " Itftlll'lis IlotlH1 Mrs, Harry Mason returned Frl- near future. -Mr. MclErule a ntici- j ha rd. AVesley Itrownlon. Walter day night lo her home at Pemlle pait'H dNposing of his business In- Phillips, Warner ltean, Jack Hlatt ton following a visit of almost a t crests also in Imbler and will and Keith file Mr. Holoiison j wot k at lhe house of her paint, move, with his family lo Ftah ;atid Mrs. Huron. John llohinsott .Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. West on Puinp where they will make their future . was an additional guest at the pool .kin llidge. i tul permanent home. 'and lunch. , o -" 1 n ! Kay nl Huntington Dinner fJui'stx Suinhiy ... , ... Mr. and Mrs. iturr Slack of Sum- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knaul at I ... . ... ... . . ...,,, inerville drove to Huntington Sun- their country home in Iowa dis- brotight their childn To I let urn Frhtu y Ml- I v,lif. I !..-. i-.. i- !. tlu In (Mi i . . i, I day , and f ct hail for their dinner guests ... . . ... . . I lUrnice, adis and Lvle, home af- , , . ... i Cheney Normal, heney. Washing-. . .. .. - , . Sundav, lev. and Mrs. I. IL Aid--, ,., , , , -let- a visit there among friends. rich and their two, daughters-. , . .. oi m v., ten .lays al home 'l.ef.-e she stalls "' ''"'''''"i'.T.r I .-. , 1 .., , ... . -1,,, ...; Mr. and Mrs. DIMard ( hoate ami each next year. Helen and Huth of liend, Oregon, ilso .Mrs. Aldrich's father, Mr. Ma son and a friend, Mr. Jackson, also f tend and Mr. and Mrs. John Speckhart of La (Jramle. Mr. Aid-f " rlclt formerly was district superln-j Old Folks I'aity Tcwlay tendent, of this district, of the' This afternoon at Ascension Methodist and still retains the 'Park at the Cove the memhers of friendship of many people in the iho Women's Improvement, club of valley, lie is having his vacation !lhat place are giving their annual t his montlf and the family is ' parly for the old folks of thai spending some lime in I-a Orande community as well as former resi looldng after theU- property. ; dents. inner was served the o guests at noon under the trees in Painting Hall uhe park. Members of the Mt. Glen U D. S. OJ . 1.0..0 ',"",,,M J'" H.incmbci FO'U IITII'illlllll Mil 11 nojui 011m tot church, bringing this new building this much nearer completion. I" f hiiiigt of Dale ! l-'ormer residents tf Hllnols, In (llana and Iowa are asked to hear !ln mind the change of date of the j "Three 1" picnic, w hich w ill he 'held at Riverside Park, La firande I on Sunday September Und, Instead 'of next Sunday as had been origin ally planned. Starts For Iowa Mrs. Ida Hendrlx- of Ft. Mad!-. son, who has been visiting for sev eral weeks wit h her relatives in , the Iowa district at Imbler and in 1 Wallowa county started this morn-1 ' mg with friends for points In , Apcoiiiimimv Children llnmr Western Washington as she com-j Mrs. Will (ilenn of 'Pendleton menees her reUnru trip to her hotne jcanie Saturday evening and spent in lhe llawkeye state. jSiniday visiting among her nnmer- o - Mis relatives in the Summerville (ilrK Nig Fine Party 1 vicinity. Item ruing home Sunday A group of young wanton living j evening, she was accompanied by and around Imbler were respon-lher three children, Verda, Luclle sible for a most enjoyable leap year land Merlin Wagoner w ho partv given Friday evening. The I been spending the summer first, course was a dancing party when the group, together with their chaperons. Mrs. Hugh Hur- of Imbler and Mrs. P S. Rob inson of Ia Ct ramie, attended the dance given at the Cove with music furnished by the Varsity Vaga bonds. Following tho dance the second course was served at the Cove swimming pool w here tw o hours or ihefahouis were happily spent in the pool. The third course was the lunch served In the nark adjacent to the pool and was not the least enjoyable feature of the evening. The party was pro- their daughters. Arlene ami Hena f Pleasant firove drov to Knter- piise Saturday where they visited over the weekend at the home of Mrs. Choate's sister, Mrs. John Vance and family. VMi In Flgtu Mrs. Oliver Perln of Itnbtcr has gone lo Flgln where she will make extended visit at the home of her grand-daughter, Mrs. John j (lekeler. Mrs. Pcrin was left alone the time of the death of her, aged husband a lew weeks imo. I , threshed t his week a ml pr ir"J sacks of grain, or one sael . t he acre. This is a 11 ca tuple the datnaue done in various parts city, I of the valley w here the storm was ,Ay. I county. Mrs. u il Needham. of Portland, Mm. P.thct IVHaas, is vl.-ll laic al 1 'ov ol Island Sat or al its worst. In some places grain on one side of lhe road was prac tically destroyed. while on t he other side It was unioin tied. Mls Vhglnia Halm and Miss IleHfl (ilehe. w ho have been visit ing Mrs. J. Fletcher for a couple ot months. Ictt lor lhe cast Mon- (Ins Injured Hand J. Q, lillnioie who operate his father's farm on lhe highway Just wesl of I'nion is nursing a very sore hand the result of an 1 idem while haying Inst w ek. In some way his bund became, caught in the derrick block and Hilniore was carried up abotn fourteen feet ami the hand was cut when It broke loose. o To llavo Itig Picnic From the plans heing made by the members of (he Itock Walt grange near 1'Igin and members of other granges who have been In vited to be their guests, the big picnic at that grange next Sunday promises to be some big affair, (hose who know say. Kock Wall is one of thf younc-i and smallc: : of the subordinates in i'nion coun ty but It is wide-awake and active and not afraid lo attempt big things, we are told. O ' Let 'Fin Come! Since lhe story last week of the very fine yield of wheat tin one of the John Scliroed( r farms m ar Island City, there have come a number of stories of big yields. Over The Valley Is exceedingly an xious to have ail of these stories. ami if you hud such not see the reporter when she calls, let her know and she will come at once for the data. A flue Help 1 or oul a Ion-. l.e:tes J Infectious abortion in c.illlc is t he niul serious contusions ilis- 'ease affecting the livestock Indus try In Oregon, according to a new bulletin junl HMied by the Oregon expert 111 en t s(al ion cbcribini: methods by which this dtea-e was eliminated from the colh-e herd. Cows affected with Ihls disease are unprofitable because they give less milk, have more garget, have more breed im,' trouble. produce fewer live calves and develop in ore chronic la menes a nd in flam tin -(ion of the joints. The recent ap pearance near Salem of case:: of Malta fever which is said to have been caused by the ue of milk from cows having this disease has brought the que.-dall fpli! e prominently before the minds of the entire populace milk producer and milk coiifinior alike. The question of Ms com o ha a been up before Ihoe in the husiucs and students In this particular field for some time. j Ida Mis Main it going to 1 'en- 1 ho j for San Francisco, going south with j her cousin, Miss Vina Jasper. ( Mrs. Illanclie (Jeer, of W'ullu j Walla, drove over on Saturday, vis iting at the home of her parents, ' Mr, and Mrs. It. F. Halt. - Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Ithaik and family have moved to Freewater, where they expect to make I heir lore m 2 R' firq COVE PEKSOXALS CO VK (Special) Ml McNeill has as her gin tor, Mis. Kleaiior W arm brother. Stanley yanic berg. Ore. .Tin y cairn- yield and do and will remain for some 1 It. S. Coinslock ami his the u eeUeml a I Natnpa, tory Is lhe ueeeluiu at Natnpa, already located for next Friday's u here they went to atti-nd paper, one, we are told, which is !y reunion. I.ydhi W. A. ; lice s!s- r and In-r .of New last W eek 1 t i ti 1 duiiuh Idaho, Idaho, a fain To Tench Near Huntington j o good, that the farmer had dis- Mlss Fry rices McKinnis of Tm- ; Interested parlies measure his bier-, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I fields and grain Monday that there Frank McKinnis ha.s secured fl might be no mistake, whatsoever teaching position near Huntington, on Hie figures. Reports continue where she will have work in the ho be that the yieldn tn lhe county Kth grade. Miss McKinnis was Mr quite generally smaller this sea- M, Laniv. . Many c -tile tallied k and graduated t Ids spring from the Itelllngham Normal school at Hell ing ham, Washington. Uocrlvrs Injuries .Mrs. r'ra nl; Woodell of near Summerville received very painful Injuries Saturday evening, which might have resulted much more seriously, but which, as it was, loft her with a had bruise and rut on her forehead. Mrs. Woodell, who Is on enthusiastic Rebekah was helping to prepare things for the mock wedding staged as part, of the entertainment a I their lawn fate, While holding a stake which was heing driven into the ground she was-hit hv the head of a h'am- have iner which fb-w from the handle ound , very forcibly. M rs. Woodell was ! Summerville. , j unconscious foi a time, and while I o she was not able to take her part Caln-d hy Mother's Death i" te wedding, she was able lo Mrs. Francis IL Carbine and' witness things from the side lines. ! children arrived Saturday from Is"'' is f'li"- better this week. Walla Walla having been called by the fniddeit death of her mother. KM urn From Arilo TWV Airs. Siurdevant. The Carbine Mr. ami Mrs. Clyde McKenzle family were former residents of rand son, fileuti iff Pleasant firove May Park but moved to Walla t have returned front their recent Walla several months ago to bojanto trip which trok them lo Pori near the husband and father who I laud and then on to different Ore is a jiytienl in the Veteran's hos-Jgon beaches which were reahed pital. Word from Mr. Carbine is , in a measure by a very ple-ifcaut not very encouraging as lie has not drive over the Roosevelt highway, been so well of late. Mr. and Mr. MeKehzie had had n A FISH STORY IN SIX KEELS ' ' son but that the grain Is. ahnost In variably of ri very fine quality and Is testing numher one, with very few exception. Iiiiuiig Fr:ni Hall One day last June a serious hall storm vMied thn north end of the county doing; damage lo orchards and wheat fields. The exact extent of the damage to the field on the I'axtou place Is now definitely known, the recent harvest showing It up forcibly. The story is from the Klgln Recorder: A 51' -a ere tract of wheat on the Paxtoit place, near town, which was In the path sonce, Mrs. i.f the halt storm which struck this the work hen vicinity Wednesday. J line I'u, was The P.t. R M r Mr. and M Mrs. Maggie King, id' I Dooming! on, 111., und Miss Ida Stiit-man. id' Car lock, III., lo raevcrat dayn laal week. Toe pa rly had beell lour ing the west for the last ten Weeka. had traveled in.iinn miles, and had Visited tn Texas. ArUona, i "a II for ilia, Washington and Oregon, j The Rev. S, .W- t'rensey, who litis I been abroad vlslling his paieiils I F.ngluml. will arrive al New York 011 Monday and will prohnbfy reach lhe west late ill lhe Week. He left Cove June I'l'. jusl alli-r summer school, going lo Madison. Wis., lo attend a ratal ennt'erem e. t hen lo Washington, I '. C a ml sailed from New Nock 011 .1 uly -L Mis. Crcasey and daughter, Mar garet, have made I heir home at Cove, dining the archdeacon's ab- easey looking alloc v. and Mrs P. ftecaubc it i& la beam mail 1 0 ltd fUcUdng tea U ide ondj ttnlij fceJi tea at frvMj frwjratd a4 it ni ii Oriental tea gnnieni. 5Tiia wfitf d (4 more rcetifiing tl'ian any oiei. Cbaur tjiacei fcUtmi tjottf manetj inrfantty if ijou don't tike- Jr""'11 ''r'"'1'? 'SSS5" j I imtymmss . mud t SP &4 I: Prices at lowest in V Royal Coxd history P wurnm More Coatf oil. .More Spcfed.,.Morc -Ease in Steering 8 !', JSfo better tires made i&da tTNITEP STATES : L.J. Mik : j tUBBE31 COMPA? 1j vI :,a m A It Ik;- I 9 i for Salt by : mm ti ;it(.r. i. ;iimh: I.. . SMITH. I.A (ill win:
