La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1929, Image 7

Thursday, June 20,1!)20
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Deadly Snakes
(Are Killed Near
' Imbler, Oregon
OUT OUR WAY
lly Mrs. C. U Halt
: ( Observer (iire.spomlfnt)
'1MIILKR. Ore. (Sperinl)
Print, who liven enst if town, re
eently killed two lurjie rattte.snakes
on his farm mid men of the section
crew e:it(ired :i live one while
workinvr on the railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. . Welch were
fill est s Sunday' of Mr. and Mrs.
it. 1-onK. 'f SummerviUe. Mrs. l.onjr
will soon start for Kansas where
nhe will spend some time visiting
relatives.
lltiihr Hale nttended the pionir
nt CVivi last Thursday held hy tho '
Viiftnor family. There were -1' j
memlMM'S of the family present t
ainmiK wliom were In, and Mr.!
KriKJf children, fnnn Okin- j
homn, who nre visiting relatives j
here. A pienie dinner was enjoy- I
eil nt noon and a pari of the nfler- j
noon was spent at tne swim mm?
pool.
Mr. and Mrs. OharleK Cleaver
mid daughter T,ydia, spent Wednes
day fishing on Calheiine ureek.
Uoss l'erry has -reeenily pni
fliMsed a new ear nnd the .Hudson
family are also enJoyiiiK a new
nrdan.'
1 Ivy ' T'tniunn who has been nl
tendinK nnnnal nt Monmouth hnH
returned home and is now nttend
UiK the lOiislern Orepon normal at
La Grande. Miss Kan man will
.teach the primary room at Pleas
ant drove next year.
Doshla. Oi-ey heal is home from
Irrinon where she has been attend
ing hlKh school this year.
i. I(ola Kasiner is .spending a
week wilh her sister. Mrs. Keith
Clenn, of Summervllle.
-.J Orant Tucker Is spending the
veek in Portland. .
Iflrs. Hattie AVnconer, or Ohio,
who has been vinitlnp her cousin,
Mrs. V. M. Martin, has pone to
Portland to visit with a brother.
Mr. and Mrs. l,yle Wilson and
Mrs. Hay Wilson were shopping in
flrande Tuesday.
- At the nnnnal school election
held at the school house Monday
aftertmon. Hay Wilson was reelect
ed to servo three years and lenn
rd Hilllnps was elected clerk for
a term of one year. Mr. Hillinps
succeeds Irvin Westenskow who
lias held the office of clerk for
Keveral years.
L. .1. Martin, owner of the Ited
iead service station, has pur
chased the Mclvinnis pnrape Just
ficross the street from the service
Fiatiou.
M r. and Mrs. Hen Osborn, nf
frilem, visited wit h relatives here
Sunday. Their daughter, Marie,
who has been visit hip relatives hn
for a month, returned home with
them. ,
.Mrs. Ruth Westenskow's niovlnp
to Utah to make her home unused
n vacancy In the office of president
the American IjCplon nu.xilinry.
Mrs. 1'ldna Conltlln was elected to
fill tills vacancy at a reputar meet-
inp of the 'auxiliary, held at the K.
V. hall. At this ineetlnp it was
fleclded not to nit-ct apain until
September. 'After the business
meetlnp rt few friends and members
of the 1 1 a rry K , I .a rso n post m et
with the auxiliary members fur a
poclal hour. Refreshments were
Fcrved durimi the evenlnp.
" Mr. and Mrs. f t Welch re
turned I-'riday from Salem and
'Portland where they had spent n
v eek visit hip with relatives.
Miss Mildred Spencer conducted
it. contest durinp national music
x week in which she required her
music pupils to draw and paint a
pf inter represent inp "MJake M uslc
for Music Atakes Happiness." Ilnw
nrrt Wilson won first prize in this
contest.
Mrs. 11. (. Green, of Kreewnter.
has been vlsitinp relatives here and
also attended the McCoy trial held
in Iji Ornnre last week.
Dr. Martin, of Knterprise. spent
Thursday nipht here at the home of
Ills parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
:iartin.
, Wiwli.:
j wood, Wash.:
i Marie llunler
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UP HE.BE.
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By Williams :Summer School
Now Under Way
k j f i limy naipn
At Love, Oregon Jv-- Ji; "
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w- - - wA ' r9 ?m "y
t a. u. s. pat. orr.
BvRDS OF A FEAli-HR.
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llaiinuh Haxelton, 1'nder-
Oiive Hunter, Nyssti:
, Nyssa; tlay llumll-
t ton, Mend: arl Helm, I.a (irande;
Hilly HaiKlu. Canyon; Vlrplnia
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
.1. It. Wilson returned from Port
land Sunday where ho has been
lor the past two weeks with his
wile who is there under the doc
tor's care. Her eyes are slishtly
improved.
Mr. 'arlson, who recently took
over jthe manapement of the Hut-chinson-Fors.sirom
store, left for
Portland Tuesday on a businc.s.t
Hip.
Uulh l.ampkln left Sunday for
i J-oplin, Missouri. Her father and
box are the owners of a Hat-ley- mother took her us far as Payette.
I where she met her uncle and will
ISy Iliiddic Fnrsstrom
(Observer Correspondent )
NORTH POWHKU. (Spiclal)
Itorsey Hess of l'nlon Is vlsitinp
his aunt of this city, Mrs. ltain
bridpe. Arthur Correll anil Tom Scnccr-
I lavidson motorcycle.
( iiccompatiy him on to .loplln.
Helen mart (irissom ban'- taken
Helen HaiKera place in K. .1. Sen
.ccrbox office.
i Aubrey llobbs recently pur
1 chased u motorcycle.
W. 1.. Pearson transacted busi
ness in Pondosa Thursday.
Walter McOrath visited his fath
er-in-law. Mr. Oardrtcr. at lint
Lake Tuesday and reports 'lihn,
very II!.
Miss Hi-ten and Ardath Hutchin
son are vlsitinp a few days with
tln-ir cou.sin Audrey FoisNtrom.
Ity .Mi-s. A. (I. Omk If n '
(Observer Corcspomlcnt !
COVK. Ore., (Special) Stu
dents and faculty bepan arriving
at the snintner school for rhuivn
workers early Monday until by
nip lit the accomoilations were
t about ' exhausted. Study bcpuji
I Tuesday inorninp. Karly morning
i service with Holy Communion, is
repular dally schedule. The first.
I lesson "fl'he Life of Christ' 'at SMii.
i At iLIiil three courses are ottered,
lir.vt "Life Probleius," second
"Story of Paul," third "The City if
i God." At lu:-Lrt the courses aro
"Hcliplous Drama." "l-lnplish
I Church History," and "Hcliplous
1 Kducation in the Home." At 1 1 : :t U
courses are. The Girls Friendly so
ciety, "Altar Work." "School News
paper," and "Church School Itandl
; work." At ::uu p. m. "Kythtnic
(iy in nasties" fur pirls and "Athletic-
Sports" fur hoys, utter which
v all are free to have whatever re
I creation they HUe. There Is an
i evoninp lecture, followed by a o
1 eial hour. Dr. Herbert IL Powell,
! Dean of the Divinity School of the
(Pacific, was unavoidably detained
( at home and bis work Is taken care
I of by the ttishop and the other
I clerpy. M Iss Kdna Kastwood, of
jNew'Vu-k City, arrived Wednes
day. The ltev. and 'Mrs. II. It.
t 1 ten net t, or Willlainspurt, Penii.,
arrived Monday. This is their i'Iikl
j visit to the west and they are do
; llphted with its climate, lis ir.oun-
j t:iins and its open spaces. .
! A list of those replslcred fql- '
(lows: .lean Allen, Head: Theln'iai.
Anderson, Cove; the ltev. F. M. !
! Bin ton, Ontario; Olludn Peek,
t Pendleton; the ltev. and Mrs. 11. j
K. Itenitett, Williamspurt. Penn.: j
Sue Illank, Canyon; Alice Mari'
" j lloak, Vale; I'rauces Ittind, The
i Dalles; Sydney Hlooiu, The Dalle's:
John Pradner. La Grande.
M iss Charlotte I trow n, (turns;
Archie ltttchauan. I tend: Hlllie
Clark, Pendleton; Dorothy Cook,
Ny.ssa; the ltev. and Mrs. S. '.
Creasey, I'emlleton: Miss Marparet '
Creasey, Pendh-ion; Helen Day. j
Hood Itiver; Miss Kdna Kastwood, i
New York City: Leopard Kberlv, I
Mend: Mr. and Mrs. Joe S, Kwlnp. I
Alexandria, Va.; Joe Kwlnp Jr.;
Villa Frlt.sche. The Dalles.
Georpia Hitman, Lanpill Valley,;
l-:ii.aln th I laxelton. I'nderwood
Nlizaheth Key
Korenek, Pendleton;
Capt. J. T. Lewis, Bend; Mr. Lu
cas. Heppner; Aline l.uptnn. Hiirns,
Mrs. II. It. McDonald. La Grande;
Ted McMurdo. Heppner; Mrs. Ma
honey, Heppner; Mrs. C. M. Marsh.
Pendleton: Alice Milne, La Grande:
Marparet Milne, La Grande.
, Merlye Mayper. La Grande; the
ltev. and Mrs. It. S. Moore. Hepp
ner: Frances Murtha, Haines:
A dele Nickcrson, Heppner; the
ltev. SchuyU-r Pratt. Hood Uiver;
Miss Joan Patterson, Maker: the
ltev. and Mrs. IL K. Pressy and
Stephen Pressy, Maker; Jennie
Keen. Shanlko: the Kev. and Mrs.
John Uichardson. The Dalles: Hi.
ltev. and Mrs. W. P. Uemlnpton.
Pendleton: Miss Sophia Kobeiison,
Pendleton; Itohert Uyan, Mend.
Miss Mary Sanford. Fresno. Cal.:
the ltev. P. F. Siurpes. Cove; Mar
paret Smith, Hood Itiver: Mr.-V
lrplh Staples, Ontario: Petty Ten- .
sen. Nyssa; the ltev. M. G. Tenuy- :
son, Klamath Falls; Mr. nnd Mrs. '
Hubert Trafton. Pendleton: ,l rs. I
Loss, Pendleton: the Kev. J, Henry
Thomas, Klamath Falls; Noel !
Thomas, Klamath Falls; Leo !
Washburn, Klamath Kails: Doris '
Welch. Pendleton; Kthel Welch, j
Pendleton; Mrs. F. J. Williamson, j
Pendleton, Frances White, llepp- ;
net: Alary White, Heppner ami
Kvclyn Ward, Pralrlo city. .
First American Coinac
The llrsi t'nlli'il Ktnlcs coin vn
nniili' Ii. 17i:i.
He'll Know Better Next Time
And she didn't mean perhaps no mora com
ing homo late for this bird. He has learned
better ways he found out there's no need to
shop around all' afternoon for fishing tackle
when he at last went to the
Jack Allen Supply Co.
flWIimHWI'l' hnHI H1 Hill
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
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Tire "Picked Up"
Churlcn C. Crlle, t
Nugget
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' farmer, w.-m dri. In?.' alonu a Ktreteh
tf pi n vet road hen one nf Ihh
tfreK blew our. (hi removing the
lire, (.'rites discovered the cause of
t tie punt lure In he a (-'old iniirirol.
II Mild the nii'Tuct to a Jeweler
ami rceeivod oimti'h In lni.v nn In
ner (nhe.
' Variation in Mankind j
Orent men urn the true men, Iho ,
men In tvhmii nnturo hnJ sneceed- !
ed : ll Is Iho nllior species nf men
whn tiro not what (hey nu;hl tnjio
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ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY JUNE 24
TENT THEATRE
liocntcd nt JefferMon & C hestnut Kt.
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