Saturday, July 27, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page' Three i
Local News In Brief
Returns After 54 Yours
When Mrs. Harlret McDonald
''entered Boise, ' Ida., for the first
time, more ' than a' half century I
u0, she wan riding in a stage coacli
of the Overland Express. Lust week
she made her second visit to the
Idaho capitol this time riding in
an automobile over fine paved
highways, that were a far . step
ahead of the rough roads -over
which the stage coach had jolted.
H was a real thrill to Mrs. Mc
Donald to contrast the old .en
trance and the new to make lier
week's trip a particularly Interest
ing one. .She has just returned to
her home here.
return to l.a Grande
first of September.
ubout
Leaves for Klnnuiili Falls
Mrs. Harold Lyman and Hons,
Hobby and Delbert, and Mrs. Or
nan Brandt, accompanied Mrs. 11.
J. E.yniHii on a motor trip to Kin
ninth Falls this morning. Mrs.
Lyman will spend two weeks. vis
iting at Klamath Falls and then
continue her journey to Dunsmulr,
Oil., where she will visit her sister,
M rs. J a n) es B . Ln m m. and her
1 brother, Ivan Howell. She expects
to be away from tills city two
months.
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To Ifavo KlQC'llon
Wednesday evening at seven
thirty at the Mlethodist church an
election will bo held by members
of the local Methodist church Jo
, select a layman who shall" repre
sent the organization at the meet
ing of the annual conference this
fall. This election has been 'au
thorized by Dr. H. S. Brownton,
who has been officially appointed
judge of the election. Kach mem
ber of the church has one vote.
JteUiru From Fishing Tr.W "
Frank Wylde. of La Grande, R.
11. McClallon, of Enterprise and
Mark Courtney, of Lostlne, return
ed last evening from, a week's fish
ing trip. They spent most of their
time at Steamboat lake and a num
ber of other lakes. Mr. Wylde re
potts that the fishing In the lake
was not as good as in the streams,
but they found plenty of fish. They
report a very pleasant trip.
He turn to Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Uosenbaum
are expected In La Grando today.
Thqir daughter, Lena Mac, has
been visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Charles Playle, and attend-M
ing normal school for the past few
weeks. She will return with theift
to Baker.'
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meet her in Boise und visit until kston, N. D. They will visit relu- spending n week visiting her
school starts this fall.
tlves until school starts this lull mother, Mrs. Storzbach, In Buker.
and then return to La Grande.
Itoturii ti Fort Dodge-
Mis. Charles Zeidler und Mrs. lU'r for the Woeki'iid
Lillian Jorilison and her son. I Bill Belckel. who has been work
Voile, recently returned to tnolr Ing at tho mill in Pondosa, arrived oho will visit at the homo of Mrs.
home in Fort Dodge. They have In Ui Grande this morning? Hoi Vernon Ainsworth for a few days.
been visiting at the noinu or .Mrs. win spenu me weeKouu in iu
I. A. Howell. ' Grando visiting friends.
Hcrq f 1-1)111 Pm-tlniHl
Mrs. W. F. Horn, of Portland,
arrived in Im Grande this morning
VLsits Friend
Mrs. Ernest Vein's who is in La
Grande visiting with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright went
to Hot Lake fur a visit with her
friend, Mrs. Clarence Bean, of
Portland who is at the Lake with
her so:i, Charles.
To Attend Normal Sclrnol
Mrs, Beswie Crowne-r und her
daughter, MtMreJ. und Mary Lou
ise Chamber, 06 Baker, arrived in
La Grande last evening Miss
Chamber will attend the "second
term of the Eastern pregon Nor
mal school.
Visiting
Georgo J. Men-lit, proprietor of
the Moore hotel in Ontario, Ors.,
and H. C. Whftworth, proprietor
of the Washington Hotel at Wels
er, are the guests of W, O. ding
er at the La Grando Hotel for a
few days. , .
Hero from Wallowa La Uo ,
Mrs. A. J. Leigh, of 1'ortlund,
returned to La Grande last even
ing, after spending a week visit
ing her sister and brother, Sarah
and Thomas WllllaniH. She will
visit at the homo of her sister.
Mrs. E. Jd. Hughes in La urunde.
Itrlurns from HoIkc
Mrs. Harriet MacDonuld, who
has been In Boise for the past
week, returned to La Grande I tint
evening. ' She. reported that It
seemed strange for her to motor
into Hois0 In a car, when the last
lime sho entered tho city she was
in -:an overland stage coach, fifty
years ago. M rs. Mat Donald vis
lied at Die home of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Whitehead while she was
in 'Boise.
Itel limed Home
Mrs. Fred Jones and her sister,
Marjorie Vail, returned to Lu
Grande last night after spending
I lift week visiting' their parents,
Mr', and Mrs. S. XV. Vail, ut Grande
View, Ida'., and sister, Mrs. Alec
liitllantyne, at Caldwell, Ida. They
were accompanied homo by their
niece. Miss Claire Ballantyne, who
will visit here for some time.
Here- Fmin PendleUin
M r. a nd M rs. J. L. (.tibsou, of
Pendleton, arrived in Ju Grande
y est e rd ay morning. They are here
mi a short trip and are staying at
the Sacajawea Inn. Mr. and Mrs.
Gibson were formerly of this city.
They left this morning for Linker
but will return lu La Grando this
evening.
Go to Portland . ..
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. ChuuHse and
their children, Marian and liur
nette, of La Grande, left last even
ing for Portland on a short busi
ness and pleasure trip. They will
return to La Grando Sunday even
lng.
Goes tu Baker
Mrs. J. W. Gaily, who has been
making her home in Enlerprise for
the past year, left thin morning
for Baker. Her husband has been
there for the piist two days and
they will make their futuru home
there.
IH-ro from The Dalles llllK 0erntion
Frank Davis, of Tho Dalles, is Mrs Jonn RoKOrs underwent an
expected in La Grande tomorrow opei.ution nt lno GmmXe Hondo
morning. He will spend the day i.IIKnit!li vm.tiM-.inv it wh. ron.irt-
vlsiting. friends and return to his e(, Ull8 ;ilornlnK Hho wua Bettlng
homo Moday. alonK nlce,
Mi.it Knllai.n.r nf I ,,l-l 1 ,1
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hill and Mr.
Coal well, of Kelso, Wash., were
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
W. T. Glider.
Going to Klgln
Mrs. E. Ktoyka
ter, Una Mae, will visit at the home
of her mother, Mrs. John Meyers,
at Elgin for a week. She left this
morning.
Deliver Message I
The Rev. Mr. Falk of linbler, Leave for lmuaha
will deliver a message in ihn Mul- Mr. and Mrs. E. llerzlnger and
vation Army hall at 8 o'clock this daughters, of Lu Grande left
evening. Everyono Is Invited to t,,iM mornlniy for a fishing trip on
ittcnd.
Hero From Portland '
Mrs. L. B. Biuliuird,, Miss Aitfie
Grotham, C Portland, and Mar
jorie Grotham. of Bakersfleld, Cal
spent last evening In Lu Grande.
They are on a motor trip.
the lnuiaha to be gone u few days,
Goes to Hot lake
Mrs. E. E. Vehrs went to Hot
Lake yesterday oto spend tho day
visiting Mi-s. Bean, of Elgin, who
is HI at tho sanltoriuh.
Hero from Starkey.
Ralph Mead, of Starkey, arrived
in La Grande last evening, o Is
li(re on a short business trip.
Goes to lteith
Cecil Sherwood recently went
to Keith, where ho will work on
tho railroad.
Goes to Huntington
Ben 11. Grag left this morning
fur Huntington. He has been hero
for- tho past few days on business.
From linker
Carl and Iola Robertson, of 11a
ker, uro hero visiting relatives.
They wero formerly of La Grande.
Itedmi from Wallowa Ijike
Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp.
Chase Bohnenkamp und
M rs.
hsr
daughter, Teggy, and Margaret
Meyers, returned this morning,
after spending a week at tho lako.
They report a very pleasant trip.
Hot urns to Xyssa
Verna Thompson left this morn
ing for her homo In Nyssa. She
has; been attending the normal
school and staying at tho homo
of Mrs. :V. J. Cubic.
Hero from Baker
Miss Ruth Rlppcy and Loulso
Fleener, of Baker, spent last eve
ning In La Grande. They visited
at. the home of Miss Fleener's
grandmother and returned to Bu
ker later in tho ovonlng,
Hero for Visit f x
Mrs. S .E. Starr lius as her
guest this week, Mrs. Tcmpleton,
from Arlington.
HFLEV WEARS LONG SKIRTS I
NEW YORK, July 27 (AP)
Long skirts arc the mode. In Euro
pe and Miss Helen Wills follows
It When she returned from abroad
tlio length was distinctly noticeable.
Hero from Clillnquln
Edna Torrey, or Chlloqttln,
Ore., is In La Grande visiting at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Min
nie Ainsworth. Sho will be in this
city a month.
Goes to Kenowlcli
Mrs. W. H. Clark and dauglr
tors, Phyllis and Corliss, of Pros
ser, Wash., are leaving this eve
ning for Kenowich. Mrs. Clark
has been in this city for tho pust Shopping
few weeks working. Mrs. W. A. House? and Mr. J.
tM. Carey, of Mcacham, arrived In
Here from Santa t ruz La Grande this morning. They will
V. E. Bellus spent last evening M,em the day shopping.
in La Grande visiting relatives ,
and friends. Mr. Bellus Jias been He-turns From Visit
ln Holse for the past three weeks, m,s. Earl Williams returned to
on business. He was a resident of Ux cirnndo last evening nfter
Lu Grande 3U years ago. j h
Touring
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sehoolfleld,
Miss 'Virginia Sehoolfleld ' aim
Miss May Burr, of Portland, spent
last evening in La Grande. They
are on a motor trip and left this
morning. . ' ' , "
Leave for Wallowa
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shell re
turned to La Grande this morn
ing nfter spending a week In "Al
bany. They also visited their
daughter in Eugene. They left this
morning for their home In Wal
lowa. '
Go on 'l-lshlng 'pip
A. J. Gower, Charles Playle,
Frank Robinson, 'and Herbert
Speckhart are leaving La Grande
this evening on a short fishing
trip on tho Imnaha. They will re
turn tomorrow.- . (
Underwent 0cmtlou
Clayton Desliaw recently under
went a major operation at Hut
Lake. He is reported to. bo recover
ing rapidly.
FIRST ANNUAL
Cherry Ball
Cove, Ore., Saturday
July 27 .
Everyone Welcome Music by
tho Cherrians. ,
Purents of Son
Mr. and. Mrs. Francis Miller, of
Elgin, arc the proud parents of a
teveu pound baity--sou hfjrn to them
July 27 at the . DivAVyiulerllek
hospital.' The young lad, who lias,
been named Kenneth Max, and his
another are doing nicely.
Complaint Filed . ) . .
A. complaint was filed against
Nellie Co Ionian this morning, at
Judge Denham's office, when she
was charged with tin unlawf'il
possession of intoxicating liquor. '
DJCl'AJtTMKXT hl'OlSIiS
; IN THH WBST
Speinl Weekend t Irfik , .
-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Slungc? and
their daughters, Anne and Jane,
left this noon for Wallowa Lake
where they will spend tho week
end. They will be joined by 3-alc
Charlton and Maurice Baker and
return to La Grande Sunday evening.
Gns (o California
Mrs. John Merchant and her
children, Ella Mao and Jack, o(
Lewislon, hfl last evening - for
Eugene, where 1 hey will spend
some time visiting her father, W.
B. Rogers. She has bcn In La
Grande for the pasl four weeks
visiilng her brother, Frank Rogers
and his wif..
Saw In Chicago
The Rev. I,. H. Awes, of the
Lutheran ehurch of La Grande,
is now In Chicago attending a re
ligious educational schooj. His
wife and daughters, Beatrice and
Corrine are visiting her parents,
In Aitkin. Minn. They expect to
IT PAYS to attend
an accredited school
Th "North wMtra" li
i f'llly crrwHtJ by the
; Nntlnnal Association of
; AcrrHitH Commercial
; Srhnoli mn ornit-
j tion of the better busi
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; thorouRh tninfnf. ad-
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no substitute for qual-
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; There is a world of Information In our
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Chat. K. Walker
President
Visiting Their Slsler
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krlcke and
their daughler and son, Lorraine
and Dan, of Chicago, and George
Putter, of iJaiiu, Jml., arc In Im
Grande visiting their sister, Mrs.
J. M. F)trrls. They are making a
continental tuur.
To VLsIt Grandmother
Mary Aflon Daly left this morn
ing for Boise where sho will visit
her grandmother, Mr. Mary Lew
ers. ITer sister, (Cornelia Daly, will
Mere From RakeeJ-
J, D. Brown, of Baker, arrived
In . La Grande ,j)utft.eXenUig jMr
Rrtfalf TJT TTe"fT:on 7T UuHlhesH trip '
ami will be in this city Indolinltcr
ly.. -
Hero. Shopiiinlg
Mrs. K. E. Itrooks ami her
friends Mrs. J. A. Thronson, of
Redmond, returned to Kainela last
evening, al'ier spending the day In
La Grande 'shopping. Mrs. Thron
son Is visiting In Kaiucia,
Here From Pendleton
Claud Hampton, of Pcndleloi,,
was -an out-of-town visitor lu La
Grapdc last evening.
Leaves for Wllllsiou, ,. D.
l'loyd and Ella Engel, of La
Granile, left last evening for Wil-
Storo No. 1 3
T.a Grando, Ore.
SUMMER WORK
SHOKS
A flexible 8-in. Elk up
per with bellows tongue,'
over a conifoi talile wear
leKisliiig; sole of no murk
composition.
The ideal shoe for farm,
sawdust or .dirt work.
$2.79
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Heavy gray porcelain on body exteriors, relieved
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Tbcse amazing new all-porcelain models are
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There are other Oiprlnndi low-prlreil,
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Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates
Insured Carrier
Auto Freight Terminal
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The man who looks the man
Who buys and the man who walks
Out empty handed is welcome
Here every day
We will not he bothered if you turn us down after
looking but we do hate to be slighted by not seeing
you. With this stock tairly bulging with tine cool mer
chandise and with values known from Pendleton to
Baker and with brow mopping men needing comfor
table clothing we really should meet on common
ground.
Cool Suits with two trousers .....S21.50 and up.
Knickers $3.85 and up
Light Weight Shirts 1.85
llayon Unionsuits $1.00
English Oxfords $8.85
All work clothing for less and if you consider quality
you will find we are never undersold.
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Quality Clothes Shop. i