LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Friday, July 12, 1929
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Local News In Brief j
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lloro trom Pilot 1M
Cenilil Gulbrcltth, ot Tllot Rock,
arrived In l.a Grande last eveninff.
Mr. Galbrcatli Is here on business
for u few days.
Likes Ui 'iamt-
Yesterdny, Mr. and Mrs. Einnu't
Vulnh Of Waterloo, Iowa, spent the
day in J.a Grande, guests at the
l-'rank Pike home but visiting as
many old friends as time would
permit. Mr. Walsh, who Is a con
ductor on the Illinois Central, is
a son of the late Mr. Wahsh for'
many years train dispatcher here.
It l 19 years since the (ton left
l4i Grande and that the chants
have been many and great arc not
to be wondered at. Mr. Walsh was
simply 'delighted with the La
Grand?-of today and over and over
aualn expressed his desire to como
Wt'k here and make this his home.
wj-'rom here Mr. and Mrs. vuLsh
went to J'ortland to visit with his
brother, ImI Walsh.
shield,
teeth.
knocking out all of
Oirlimd of roles
A carload of telephone poles are
! hero to be used (or local lino im
provements. Tho crew Is busy In-
stalling cables on the north aide
I of tho tracks. .
. . w. o Here from lloi.se
arrived In La Grande last evening, j Donald Casterllne, of Boise, ar
He was here five or six years ago rived in La Grande, last evening,
and finds this country very inter- Ho is visiting at the homo of Mr.
ostlng and prosperous. He left this and Mrs. H. V. Copsey.
morning for Knlcrprise, where ho I
will visit his nephew, C.
side.
C. Burn-
From Wallowa laikc
Miss Virginia Hunter. Kathleen
McClaren, Louise Ktorla, and Lola
Nelson left this morning for Wal
lowa Lake. Miss McClaren hus
been in this city for several days
visiting), her sister, Mrs. Albert
Currey. ? .Miss Hunter and Louise
Ktorla have been visiting at the
homo of Kltnbell Kitchen. They
are all spending the summer at
Wallowa Luke except Miss elson,
who will return to La Grande Sun
day evening.
vf-Ulns Among Friends
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ij. Connolay and
daughter, Alice, are in La Grande
from rendleton visiting anions
their many friends here, being
guests at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
it. W. Leighton but spending time
in other homes also. Tho, Connolay's
were foVmer La Grande. residents.
! Leave for Portland
Mrs. U. W. Laugh ling, of La
Grande, left this t morning for
Portland to spend a few days vis
iting her friend, Mrs. Hassett, who
was formerly of this city.. Mrs.
lattghlln has just returned from
Enterprise, where she has
with friends.
Hero from Omaha, Xeb.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kitchen, of
Omaha, Neb., arrived hero this
morning. They uro stopping over
this evening and leaving tomorrow
morning.
I let urns from Pendleton v
Miss Lenore McCorkle, 'returned
to La Grande this morning fram
bpen ' Pendleton. Shu has been visitiiu,
at tho homo or her urotner, l.co
McCorklc, lor the past few days.
WVk end Guests
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred TJurnett of
Hoise, Iduho, are. expected for a
weekend vintt at the homo Of Mr.
and Mrs. K. S. Hnrnett and Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Burnett of the Bur-,
nett Hhoe company. The emir-!
party will drive to Wallowa lake
for a short stay Sunday.
Spend Week Hoi'
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Kichey ar
rived In La Grande Wednesday
from Portland and will spend a
week here visiting relatives and
looking after business matter. They
are malting some improvements on
the Hagey pluo on the outskirts
of La Grande- which they recently
purchased.
IjCiivcs for Preston, Ida.
Mrs.'C. M. Smith, of La Grande
left this morning for Preston, Ida.
She will meet her mother. Mrs. A.
M. Hamilton, In Weiscr this even
lug and then both will continue
their trip to Preston to visit hor
istrr. Mrs. K. K. Card. Mrs. Smith
nas not seen her mother for the
past 1 S yearSf
Here from Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boyd, of
Huntington, are now living at 1KU6
Y. avenue. Mr Boyd was formerly
a brakeman on the railroad for 17
years working out of Huntington.
They have recently been transfer
red.
Lcuvo for Huntington
Mrs. George Walker and her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Wells, left
this morning for Huntington. Mrs.
Wells has been visiting her par
ents in La Grand for the past few
days and now her mother as spend
ing a few days at Huntington.
Goes to Baker
Mrs. Melvin Handy and children,
orinan and Corlis, of La Grande,
left this morning for Baker. The
will spend a few days visiting her
mother. Mrs. John Scholtz. and re
turn about Sunday evening.
Jlero from Union
- Miss Peggy Weaver of Union, ar
rived in La Grande last evening,
She will spend a few days hero vis
iting friends.
Hero from PcudKHou
Mr. and Mrs, S. C. Lapham, of
Pendleton, arrived In La Grande
yesterday. They were here on bus
in ess and returned to their home
last evening.
yesterday from a visit 'in Rain
ier. She has been visiting friends
for tho past month on her vacation.
Leaves for Walla Walla
Miss Helen Beull, who has been
visiting friends in La Grande forj
tho past few days, left this morning t
for her home in Walla Walla,
Hero from tlio Knst
Mrs. Dean Pollack arrived in this
city Thursday. Sho will spend a
few days visiting friends at En
terprise and Joseph,
Hero from Aberdeen, Wash.
Mrs, Nyeberger and children of
Aberdeen, Wash., are hero visiting
hor brother, A. K. Krickson and his
famll yfor a few days.
Improving
Jean Smith, who recently un
derwent an appendix operation at
the Grande Hondo hospital. Is re
ported on her way to recovery.
Hero from Baker
Harry Snodgrass spent last even
ing in La Grande visiting his moth
er, Mrs. J. G. Snodgrass. Ho return
ed later in the evening to his homo
in Baker.
Hern from Seattlo
Ben Grandy, of Seattle. Is here
visiting Mrs. C. M. Hhodes for a
few days. Ho arrived in ai Grande
yesterday on train No. 24.
Sho will spend a few days visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. K, Webb.
Hero from Pendleton . ;
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Frank, of
Pendleton, are now making their
home at 307 Fourth street in l-.v
Grande. Mr. Frank is a salesman.
licit From Port land
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. UJchoy, of
Portland, aro Hpending a few days
In this city.
Chester Brown,' Pan bury, ' Conn.,,
member of the board of trustees,
ra-elected. and Dr. Allen H. Bunee,
Atlanta, Ga., member of tho board
of trustees.
Hero from tho Hallos
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Smith,
of' Tho Dalles, arrived lit La Grande
recently. They are here on a short
business trip.
CIGARET ENTERS
INTO DISCUSSION
AT MEDICAL MEET
lloro from Union ,
Mrs. Percy Huynes, of Union, ar
rived In 1 La Grande Thursday
licit from Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Thomson, of
Pendleton, arrived In this city
Wednesday. They uro hero visiting
friends.
licit from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith ami M.
G. Crosby, of Portland, were ont-of
town visitors in this city Thursday.
Goes to Kntcrprlso
Albert Currey, of La Grande, left
this in nrnt tier fnr Knternrise. He
will spend the day thero on busl-1
ness and return to this city this
evening.
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Mrnst Si mi urn Purl In ml. vlfO nresi-
dent; Dr. Olln West, Chicago, sec
retary and general manager, re
elected. Dr. Austin A. llnyden, Chi
cago, treasurer, re-elected; Dr. F.
C. Warnshuls, Grand Rapids,
Mich., speaker of the house of
delegates; Dr. A. K. Bulson, In
dianapolis, vice speaker; Dr. D.
INBF.NTIl'Y BODY ;
SALKM, Ore., July. 12 (AP)
Positive identification of the man
killed by a Union, Pacific tralii
near Troutdalc as W. N. Madsen,'
20, his son, was made at Hood,
Hiver Thursday by K. C. Madsun,
of Silverton. The only mark of
Identification found on the body
was a 4-L membership-card.
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Has Accident
Daniel Turley la suffering from
a crushed bone In his nose.He was
In an auto accident several days
ago at Union.
Here from Cove
Grant and Merrill Con ley, of
Cove,- drove to La Grande yester
day. They spent tho evening visit
ing friends and relatives and re
turned later -in the night.
Hero few Days
Mr. and Mrs. J.
It. Clough, who
Attends Circus
Among the Union people who
attended the circus In La Grande
laHt night were Mr. and Mrs. -Roy
Conklin. Ho is superintendent of
the Union schools.
Hccovcrliig
M i-a fMvilo T.nh'Kl.tt,
are with tho Portland Oregonlan, j went an operation at the Grando
are hero for a few days on busi
ness. They arrived in La Grande
yesterday.
To Wallowa l,ako
, Mrs. William Adler , and her
daughter, Genevieve, and her sis
ter ,Mrs. Hay Fuller, of La Grande,
left this morning for Wallowa.
licit) from Kmmctt, Ida.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Payon, of Km
mett, Ida., arrived in La Grande
last evening. They aro motoring
and continued their trip this morning.
Has Operation
Mrs. V. A. Blair was operated on
for appendicitis recently at the Hoi
Lake. They will spend the weekend I Luk& sanltorium. She is doing nlco-
at the lake on a pleasure trip.
Ronde hospital earlier
Is getting along nicely
ported. .
Goes to Klamath Falls
, C. C Clement, of La Grande, has
gone to Klamnth Falls, on business.
He. .will remain thero ubout a
month.
Here from Pendleton
Mrs. Stanley Lyons and her three
children, Janlca, Stanley Jr., and
Leaves lor Xew York
Miss Miriam Hiatt, who has been
in La Gra'nde for the past year
Ben. of Pendleton, are here visiting teaching dancing, left last evening
her mother, Mrs. W, E. Oesterling.
Mrs. Lyons was formerly Thelma
Oesterling of this city.
Nebraska VI si tons
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lanman,
and sons, Melvin and Wayne of
Wood River. Nebraska, are here Tor
a visit, at the homo of his sister,
Mrs. A. N. Mayvllle of La Grando
and here stater, Mrs. Frank Groin
er at Atfcel.
for New York City. She expects to
take dancing lessons In the metropolis.
HrovfH to Knterprlso
Mrs. Glenn L. Larlson, of La
Grande, drove to Kntcrprlso this
morning for a short trip. She will
return some time this afternoon.
Leaves for Portland
Grant L. Sims.. . of. .La Grande,
left Wednesday-for Portland. He
will remain there on business for
a few days.
To Portland
Miss Vera Herbert, who has been
In La Grando for tho past month
visiting friends, left Wednesday
for hor home In Portland.
Here from McMJmivUlo
Mrs. C. J. Kren. of McMinnvllle.
has arrived In La Grande. She
will spend a few days here visiting
friends.
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Nurthi I Adults 20c j Inc.
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Hen; from I ta Illicit
Mrs. Jennie Herendtc, returned
IJcro l0m WaU?rl(K, lowu
Ml Mill MMttrlfHmtitr-WtlN4k-Of
Waterloo, Iowa, were visitors In
Ia Grade yesterday. They were
formerly 'of this city and spent the
day with friends. Mis father, Kd.
Walsh,, whs dispatcher lor the rail
road for some time.
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First Honors Go To
Iloinu IVoni Iakc
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Paulson j
returned yesterday from Wallowa .
lake where they spent a weeli,.
which they report to have been I
.most delightful.. .
Now
Playing
OOMHINIOn -
(.ni's lei Twin Hrhlges, -Mont.
M i s.t, George H i liner, w ho has
been visiting her relatives In this
city for the past month, left this
morning for Twin It ridges, Mont.
She will spend a Hhort time visitng
her son, Charles Harvey,, and then
continue her trip to her home in
New York City.
Itctiirns to Itker
J. A. Russell, now lii business at
Haker but formerly of La Grande,
has been here for the past few day
on business. He tuitrncd to his
home in Haker this morning.
Leaves for Ilakcr
Miss Marion - Nelson, of La
Grande, left this morning Tor Ba
ker. Her mother. Mrs. A. 1'. Nel
son, recently underwent an op
eration at the St. Kllzuheth hospit
al. Mis.s Nelson will visit her moth
er and sisters, who are nurses in
the hospital, and return to this
city tonight.
Jcliu-ii from Portland
' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Leisnmn
have returned from Portland. Mrs.
LcKsman lias been in Portland fo.
the past six weeks and Mr. Lcismaii
was called there for the funeral of
her father, Fred Hampton, a few
days ago.
Here from linker
Mrs. W. K. Cox and her two sons.
Jack and Bobby, of Baker, arrived
in La Grande yesterday. Sho Is vis- '
Ittng at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
George Blrnlc lor a few days.
ItetiiriiH from Wallowa
K. G. Hcnnlng. of La Grande,
has returned from a few days trip
through Wallowa county. He re
ports that the crops nnd the coun
ty looks very encouraging.
Itealty Board Meets
The La Grande Realty board met
at the Sacajuwea Inn today for Its
Friday luncheon, transacting rou
tine business before djournmcnt.
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IMvlne llenling Serxicc
There was a fair ni,eil crowd at
the tent at Spruce and V last niglit
when the" Rev. Mr. Hansen spoke
on divine healing. Several sick
persons were prayed for. Tonight
the Rev. Mr. .Jensen will sing in
Chinese, Norwegian, Swedish and
Russian.
I UrorMmaio Accident
The twelve-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs'. George Mitchell, of Kn
terprise met with an unfortunate
accident n few days ago. He was
riding in a car, which ws forced to
top suddenly causing him to fail
ith his face hitting the wlnd-
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Store No. 1 3
La Grande, Ore.
Men's Dress Sox
I'ancy Rayon In patterns to
suit t lie season or occasion.
Itouhle thread lisle heel and
toe.
You don't
have to cream
Snowdrift
It's lot eaaier to make cake
on the spur of the moment than
it used to be before jou bad
Snowdrift.
For Snowdrift is all creamed
ready to blend, and it stays that
way. You don't have to set it out of
the ice box to soften it takes up
thesugar just the way it is. Just put
Snowdrift and sugar in the bowl
together twirl your spoon around
a few times, and you're ready to
stir in the other ingredients.
Creamy Snowdrift is unusual
ly easy to measure too. And it's
now packed in an attractive new
Sailor Straw Hats
$1.00
Muslin Gowns
$1.00
$2 Golf Sox
$1.00
50c Silk Ties, 3 for
$1.00
$4.00 Odd Trousers
$2.95
Knit Button on Shoulder
Athletic Unionsuits
65c
All Luggage Reduced
20
Fancy Sox 25c or 5 Pair
$1.00
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$31 and $35
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It's nice for frying too, be
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Hoss of Road Hill Overalls
$1.65
Ki-inch Hitfh Top Shoes
$815
Million!? "f men are wearing
Hart Slial'fnet' & Marx
clothes.
Millions more are going to
wear them.
These new prices make it
possible.
There are. suits for business
men, young men about town,
professional men, university
men, high school men.
A suit for everybody; a style
for everybody; a fit for
everybody; and the color for
every taste. '
Best of all immense saving
for everybody.
Men's Caps
$1.15
$5.00 Hats
$3.85
Army Shoes
$3.95
Broadcloth Shirts
$1.00
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