Tuesday, August 2l7 192s
LA GRANM 'ftVENINft OBSERVER'
Page Three
Society News
Mrs. Lynn Wright :
Hostess at Party j
Honoring Visitors
An inu-ivM.iiK rt-n: serial af
fair was an inturrual afternoon at
which Mrs. Lynn Wright eutei -laimd
Friday :it 1:. ) home on
Adam avenue, inviting In a few
It lends for llic p:. , isiir.- ot live
uill-oi-tow 11 visitors, without one
i'Xft ;itini tin iiitT pr-om i iit-ul I. a
Ciandeis. They wriv Men. K. O.
ISroun (I'm . Kno !), who is here
from t'oitliiiiil as the iiii.1 i,f her
parents. .ln.lt;.- and Mt :.. .1. W.
Know ie.. .Mrs. V. II. I t Nora
Aibticklel, soon to Iff nt Tacoma.
1hi is visiting In r parents. Mr. ami
-Mrs. J. A. At buckle, Mrs. It. L.
1 1; i. si wick ( It-a-iic Stoddard), of
l.'urt liiittl, whu is visiting her ninth-,
ft; Mrs. J. I!. HI. i. i.lant. Miss Ma-'
rioti Whilm-,, now i.t Santa itosa.
Cal.. iitnl Mis. A. S. Do.iat, of I'orl
lanil. Miss Whitney and Mir. Do
fiat lave been I in- giut, of M is. j
l:ichan' (!. Thomas. Mis. Duiial In-'
tug her sister. M Whitney, was
a member of tin local h itrli M-hool
faculty about'six years ago.
An nMeniinin -of Uslling, made
especially ilt-lirlitlnl I. .cans.- ii re-'
united close friends. Was spillt.
Mrs. Wright' serve.
t !
n' of the sain liter's many de
light fill hiiwi ller s i in mine; p;lt-t ,.h
look place Sal unlay c crunk' at
'ove when a group nf young folk
honoi ei , iss Ma iu-' She I I'wort h,
now of Walla Walla, with one such
affair. Alter an enjoyable evening
swim tlie pnrt n turned to l.a
(.ramie ami sp.nl the test of tin f
evening playing T. i" vt l lie home
of Mr. an.l Mis. II. K. Kichey on
'avenue. ' A "v nterntelou feed"
wan enjoy d. Those who took pai l
In t he evening were Miss ..Ma lift
Miller. Mis LaWHe Richey, Miss
Shell wort h.' and Herbert ami Stan
leyw Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Kichey
and Mr. and Mis. K. '. Hind In oil h,
. ho wit )
daughter ttuni
Weekend house
quests nf Mr. and
MlH. Ilictle
group to I'o
npanicd the
rove (Special) Tim Ladies'
Cuiid held a "no-hostess' party at
tin. Ascension grove on 'Thursday
liflcrnoon. After a short ImsinesN
se.-Hiou hridj;e wus played at three
tables, Mrs. .1. K. Mills winning
liinh honors,
c I. A mil her
Luncheon was serv
pai ly of similar na-
tine will Im
auk. :.
hi-lil on Thursday,'
Cove (Special)- ''on rad Ander
non was honored n ;!alurday ul't
ernoon with u parly of I I hoys,
the occasion heiiiK' his eleventh
Id rlli day anniversary. Tim Imys
were in Indian -cost nine arKl the
occasion was a real Indian Ipow
wow unri many . of tlie tainttf V the
Indians were played. The hoys had
an Indian war daiu'e.
Those atlendim: were Itold.y ami
llllty Inm.an, Allen. I.loyd and Cale
, Wc cut your hair to
shape your head. We
specialize in all the
latest cuts.
fcacajavveu
Barbers
mm
"The leaders in
action are not
Magicians b u t
steady persistent
workers."
Work and Save
Your Money
Here.
U. S. National
Bank
Uemkr Federal Reerf
System
7 ' A
Mills. Dell Hi shears, Harold I le
Wtt, of Crime, Ivan Duncan,' of
limns,, Kdwar-t Heck, of Pendleton.
and Warren l.ullil. Vein I'nodcll
und Hubby Clark,
we iv nerved.
MENUS
lly Killer Miu-jr
IlKKAKI-'ASV Heedless wlijie
M rapes, cereal, poached eKs mi
toa.l, extra toast, TiiUTmsilade,
milk, coffee. ' . . ' !
l.r.Nf 1IKON Cream of' pen
soup, croutons, siueu lomaioen
with shredded lettuce, hrown Jet
ly. milk. tea.
KlNXIUl Oasserole of halibut,
cahlia'e and plpeapple uilad..
peach cofibler, milk, cotjfe1.
The casserole -dish makes "a
pood oue-ploce dinne. Almost nny
sort of lioneless fislr can be used
as well ns halibut. '
Cns'role- pf lliillhul
fmo and one-lialf pound lialihnt
steak. 4 mediuni-si.ed -onions, 2
sweet preen peppers. 4 potatoes,
' eups sifted tninaio pulp. J tea
spoon salt, H teaspoit pepper. -
Ktib fish with nil nud hroil
(iif-kly on ltoth sides just enough
to brown the surface. 1'laep' In a
well oiled casserole ami surround
with onions peeled and cut . In
halves, peppers with seeds re- 1
moved, parboiled and cut. in;
shreds, potatoes pared and rut in ;
halves 4ene.t hwtse. I'onr over to
mato puree and season with salt
and pepper. Cover casserole nnd
bake one hour in a moderate oven.
Serve from casserole.
Different, combinations nf vege
tables can be used In this dish.
(ireen or wax beans, carrots, lima
ins, diced summer siiiah or
new turnips surest variety.
UNION PERSONALS
r.N'MtN (Special) Members of
the .Met hodisi ;p worth Keauue
held their regular Sumlay service '
ilotiK .Catherine creek Sunday
leinoon. They look alonK welners
ml hiked up the stream Tor a
ouple nf miles where they enjoyed
weiner roast around a camptire,
after their regular service was
held. Two or three of the mothers
went lonn on the trip to act as
haperones.
roiiowiiiK ins puma: saie wntrn
was held east of I'nioji on the- Ore-
won Trail hlKhway a few days am,
Leonard .Huffman has purchased
the I-'rank Wilson ranch Just north
slsts of sixty acres of fertile val-
ley land, will bo the future home ninK Diamonds, as soon as Declar
of .Mr. Huffman.' pr (lfips trirk D,.elarer's effort
The Woman's club, a local or- therefore should be lo take the
Ka nidation, of- the federated worn-- n'elelKli( 1 r1M;'s. " "" ' " "
an's clubs of the slate, now has a' Tl) lrl(.,t 2l hn should lead the
new club home. the contractor tIa(,k (lf rMm illll1t ir thp rlllh n.
havlnff finished his work an.l turn- n,lJS(, Vvh, should cash four
ed the liulltUhff nver to the so- ,-,,, tri(,kH ,, ,h(, Are nf spades,
ciety. The home Is a lare .framo H,H nox, should be a small
hulldiliK with a full basement, Heart from Closed Hand, "winnine-
la re assembly hall with ample,
Mtae uctominodat Ions, . kitchen
equipment, and is modern in every
respect. The Woman's i;lnh -will
use It for renular monthly, meet-
tii.-t iiini ior spei-iiii uerasioiiM,
Robert Wakefield, W. V. Con-'
nor, William Kielblock, and . Kd
ward I-'loyd were elected by the
local idd Fellows lodiie at their
noVtiui,' lriday nlnlii. to meet with
delegates from other lodKes in t-he
county to discuss plans for t lie
winter's work of the county or
ganization of this fraternal so
ciety. The meetinn of the dele
gates will be held In l'i (irande on j ""',---"''?--,-""w
the eveninjf of August 1'K, as I'ul- from Ontario for the past few days
nam Yeck. county president of the visiting at the home of his brother,
organization, is a member of the l".v Cotiklin, a nd lookinu after
Cra tide Indue. jsome business Interests lu this part
..Mrs. LSelle Wrlwht Is spending, nf the state. Mr. Conklin was
a few days visiting In ltaker at the ( formerly superintendent of the lo
home of her son, Charley WriKht.jcal schools, which position his
she will return to her home hereibrother now holds,
sometime this week. .John Harris Is suffer! nj from in-
lllis llcss, manaKer of the Joenl fection resultiiiK from running a
sawmill, the Oregon Trail, who was i wheat straw under the skin of his
laken to Hot I-jikc -about a week 'thumb nt the root of the nail. He
a tin will underKo n major opera-! had ti' injury dressed but later
ilon this week. Meanwhile his some of the straw was found in the
lather. A. C Hess, is looking after ' wound and caused a badly infected
his business interests. The saw-jthumb. Mr. Harris is now at a
mill Is temporarily shut down, but hospital having the thumb treated
is expected to resume sawiiiB again a second time.
in a short time. I lialph Smith, who recently snld
A tarantula which measured
nearly two luetics In width was dis
covered in a hunch of bananas a
few days iiKii by. W. O. HiiKKerty.
proprietor of the I'uion Cash store.
Mr. Haggarty was. cutting bananas
when he saw the large spider,
which was .disposed of before. It
could do any damage.
Vernon. "Shorty" I'nrent. who
has been nt Hot Ijike for several
days having an Injured hand treat
ed, has returned home, the in
jured member being much Im
proved. He caught the third and
fourth fingers of his rinht hand in
the chain of a motorcycle and they
were cut off near the find Joint .
lie went to the hospital and had
the hand dressed and remained
there a few days for treatment.
Itoheft Wlthycoinhe, manager of
the state experimental farm lo
cated here, made a trip to Cather
ine creek meadoWR last week to
look after Hume cattle belonging
to the state farm, which were
taken to the mountains a few
weeks ago for pasturage during
the niimmer.
Mrs. Areta Hatsey. uho n been
it Hot Lake fur the pat few Weeks
recovering from an operation, re
turned to the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Titus. Til
day. Ilershal Halsey, her husband,
who h.fi been working in a cream
ery ill Portland, Joined her at the
Tit us home. They will probably
remain in this part f i he state
for n time at least.
I. M. Little. accompanied by
Mrs. Littler, left thl week for Mil-:n-Kreewa!er.
wheie he will lonk
ifier the Interest of the Ivirl Fruit
company during the prune harvest
-n the latter place. Mr. Uttlrr a No
Hiiperlntendt the parking and ship
ping nf fruit f i m this locality hy
he rnmpinv he represent.
Kuene Conklin has bjen here
Bridge
Pointers
- Il Milton 0. . Work
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It..r,hn,..ntltlu. ,,,,. of ,w. lho ,,,.
or tl.r l'l..l llun.1 nmterlallv r-j
rK the Kt-nt-rui mmmiiHiU'm ul
thf comliliif.l humlHS anil Ik-chum- i thl: u II Kft dirty. me ........................ ...... ........ (..,. ,, h,s ,-i,.iih.-iu tin-.
..( this liifvi.frlfnied nlavfi ai f : hll.lif n . havf lonB "WO Ktoppf.ti ''" dry dlh- la far more of a liln- he ,, .,, , human... In
apt to err It. following' advk. hf.irinK. They havf lfnrnfd that dinnn. H ll.au a hflp. It l a t.-mp. IM hf.. w hl. ,, ,K ,.,..,v ,.,.,. ,
, l.loh l al.pll.al.lf th tvhat lhc-y , "bedl ..of l not fxpfrtfd and tl.at '' '- 'V: "No. don t do tl.Ml : ..,..
l.fli,-vf to ..' ,ln.'llar Hl.natlon. vaylntf don't (B Jt.rt mother'- hal.lt. I ""''. ""V o drop a ril.h an.l. I
The two handa fiv-n lielow lip- I
liareiitl.v are siinilar. Inn really are
essentially different. In both the
,contract is one No Trump; Suth Is
t lertarc: "id W est's lead is the
(j ftf
Diamonds. Th i-eader is
ntfred tu examine them with care
and see if he can detect the dif
ference in management that they
should receive in play.
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Tlio Uii'fi'i'ciK-i In Management if
The Two Hands
The important point to notice Is
that, In the suit led, 1 ntmmy's
holdinir is the same in both cases.
nnd closed Hand's nearly is. Hut
the slight difference makes all the
difference in the world In the first
pin v. ,
ln Xo. ', Declarer's onlv chance
Ut win trl(.k in Ih(, Hult ,,,,, ts hy
Iijayine; tlio Kinv; from Dummy on
,he first trick. In Xn. 2. Declarer
jM Hr! u( lrlrk jtl Uu, ,y
ni vlntr small from Dummy: but
miuht n,a t.,.iki. h uiek tf be oh.v-
.i u-i,,,. in vn 1 if liom.
iiiv'm Ivinir win the ' n ilversn rt cm
i."1,i1.,i1iv w-in iv. .tm t.v i-.m.
with the Ace in 1 mm my; this
would make a total of seven tricks.
V 1 1 h h is; en til ra c t sn f e, I ecla ret
easily can afford to lead a Spade
fniIn )limniy h(. iSp!l(lp fmse
wlilch, if it succeed, wtN ulve him
Kame.
In No, 2, after takinp his solitary
Diamond trick. Declarer, as in No.
1, should tfy the Club finesse; but
if it succeed and five Club trhks
are won (one more Club in Dum
my than in Xo. ".'), the Spade fl
( nesse should not be risked because
'fianie should be made without it.
his grocery business here to the La
( irande (Irocery company, will re
main in I'nion for the winter and
will he In the employ of the new
firm.
Mrs. leClair, a representative of
the West Coast Telephone com
pany, was in 1 nion last week bulk
ing after some interests of the lo
cal ph-fne line, which they recent
ly purchased. '
A new rule l.ars Jlatlclirfe pirls
from talkit.fr aft.l.-iiM' rl.les. These
fllKllly nifuleil. KirlH tilllst I..'
( til bed.
VAHI.SIZKU llt I KS at the
front elaborate a two-piece knitted
coilume for fall. The crew neck,
cuffs, lower (due and circles are
deep rose on a softer shade of rose.
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Matter Are Scored
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On Hie vr. in Ktrct't. nml nt
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Bo . i h.iw." ''Don't run." "Don't
There are o many thll.KH dear to (
" fhild's hert which nr.- forl.ldden I
more because they are ineoiivem-j
f"i f" t" mother than he -
, -
F. 15. Appleby. Publisher
cause they ure bail for the child, itbat a dish lie broken once In a
'Pita il.ie i..t .laln.li i.. ihLh'l' i'i-ii I while tlliin Ihiil Dim ehll.l'u
ilown nil th put nml ihuik off th I
I kltt-hetl t'helvt'ti. II wnuM ! t-I - I
r '"."'""I f f-irhldrtliiB to
IkIv hrr l ..r Ihret. xhinv p.iiih I
. Iir uwn. Thf fnur-ynir-uld .
! 1,1 " i'"''i'll"ll cl pii-OUHIs I IIK i
In,,rt '"" " rasur. to Hint, hut
l" '" " milsnm-,. ,vl,u-h I,
i .U hilo h.-r t wuro.
' 1 " Hlv-yeur-olil who take- a
of the:
moi nmu s worn shouiil ie
luwn for a few -tnlnities 1
slowed
r even
FARM NEWS
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Every tor
The Va
Crop yields farm improvementsfarm activities farm ex
perimentsunusual farm successes the personal news of those
engaged in Union county's greatest industry.
The Observer's Valley News Service is unique among newspa
pers of the state of Oregon. In its columns is published more lo
cal and valley news than in all other papers published in or cir
culated in the entire county.
; Nothing even approaches the Observer's reader - interest
among those interested in agricultural news. Likewise, nothing
even approaches The Observer's paid circulation in the agricul
tural territory.
The Observer goes into more farm homes and is read by more
agricultural readers than the combined total of any two papers
published in or circulated in La (irande territory.
These are significant facts for the business firm seeking to
cultivate the farm market with the intelligent and economical
expenditure of its advertising appropriation. Now, as always,
The Observer is read in more than 90 of the homes in the city
of La (irande. v
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