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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1929)
Friday, August 2, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five t; Local News In Brief J Kills Two Sunken . i 1'pon returning from a tour - of ? Inspection of I he different tele.. i t plioi-n exehnngeH of thf Wallowa ro 1 1 n 1 y . I f . II e n ii ny . mn nn ger, find Mrs. Jnrk Murphy, traffic .bii per visor, encountered three rnt tlesnnkes roiled in the 'highway on Minnn runyon reeenlly.' ' They'shot two nut of throe- nnd the third one made Ms esonpe. Mr. Manning hns the , rattles of the smallest p iukp. The other, after helng shot, slid down a hole. i ' Itenllorn K till hit Cup ;. The tji tirnnde Kenltjr hoard, -which" won permanent possession of the I'aciflc XnrihweHt eonven-. tlon nttendanee piii;m the recent .gathering? will ha VP- tlte trophy t "vn display In , Siegrists Jewelry I pi ore show window for several days, after, which It will hp pj-iced In ofher show windows. This was decided nt the regular luncheon of the hoard, held at the Li , firnnde hotel today Hi noon. ; leaves for IVirihimi- Mrs. Krnetd. Vehrs and her daughter, liftty May. left last even ing for Portland, where she -will stop off a while, before returning to. her home in. Oakland, Cal.' Mrs. Ye.hrs has heen in Iji (irnnde for the past six weeks visiting at the home of hep parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.-K. Wright and with her. brother . and family, Mr. a nil Mrs. Xynn Wright. ,-' . r ' ' ItPdirned From SUeop Creek ' Mivnnd Mrs. C. 1. ' Put man, Mr. ; and Mrs. Harvey Pay,, of ' l,a . Oninde, nd Mrs. Curie Dnrblhy and '.,. Demmeek, of-"Valla Walla, re turnc:J .to this city yesterday after ; noon. They have been spending tt". past few days on a fishing Vp on Sheep creek. Mrs. Dorothy and Mr. Ueineck returned to Wal la Walla yesterday. Itettirn to Kan-a- City, M,'. . : Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Warnoel; re turned to l heir home In Kansas city. Mo., last evening. They have been in La Grande for the past . ten days visiting Mr. and Mrs.' Os car Wnrnnck. Their, son, peter William Wnrnork, will spend another week here before returning to Missouri. .. ; 1'lny in BiiihI - Dick Llndsiiy, Peter Hi ever, Roy ( Mnttoon and Andy Loney, of i X.a : Grande, are leaving tomorrow evo- , ning for Portland to play In the :i L. P. band, which Is directed by h Mr. Lony. They will return to this elly Monday. g Itetnrtm from Trlt Mrs. .Ileilie Freeman returned ,J! from her trip through Yellowstone "! xwlionnl park this morning. . She ' "jso has been visiting her sons in v Billington and Conilon during her three week I rip. She was uccoin panled by her. sin and. family, Mr. ; ,f and Mr. Arthur T'l-ecman, of Shinl-. 1 nola, Ohla., In the park. 1 Horn Visiting v :MIhh Beulah NewllM. of Walla Walla, -recenl ly arrived in iu ! j Grande' to visit, her mother, Mrs. A. " N'ewlin and her sister, Mrs. James jj McNamee. She will spend a few 3 dati here and return to Walla Wnl- f la Sunday evening. Miss New II n was formerly of this pMy., Hero Yesterday : Mrs. George Sale and her daugh ter, JCelnm, fif 1 lermislon, sfieut yesterday in f-a Gratnlo. They visited 'at the home of Mrs. Gut rldge on Cove avenue. They re turned to their home in llermiston last evening. and Fox Sound News REIN Establish H "M": - - ... Saturday M ; Mr. nnd Mrs.-(Jeorge Frank, of . . . mwmmamamKmmmmmmmmm no' '"--l- w' nVo i V00" mvs"ii i i i ii, '"" y - i jmmHERSHOLT I V ffV UNA BASQUETTE RICARDO CORTEX 1 ' .Part Talking . JL vWX " I Art II and I r AillAvV Ilnf Xy-KT Iting nt the homfe of Mr. and Mrs. Jumps Schilling nt 1203 IT avenue, left lust evening for Spokane. They hiive heen in Ia Orande for the past three 'weeks and reported a very ptensont visit. t ' - He) urn From Boise t Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spaeth and their daughters have returned to Iai (imiide, after spending a few days' in". Hotse oil huslness. They visited' Jerry Hopkins while they I were in tho Idaho rlty. I fin to Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baldwin nnd thme children left Inst evening for Pendleton. Mr. Ha Id win has heen transferred to the Hound-Tp city., (They have lived in l.n (irnnde for tne past innntn. (o to Poi'tln-ml " Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pay drovo to Portland this morning, where they wllt'VtsIt his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pnvld Hay. They expect to return to I.a Grande Monday eve ning, f 4 ; " . Here, from The DMIes ; Mrs. J.-K. Whipple, of Tlie Pal-le,'-' arrived in I.a Grande this morning toattend the funeral of her' 'brother,. . Charles Ooodnongh. 'who passed away yesterday noon. Iliklns Trip ' . I Joldi .Siegrlst,- Robert. Oesterl--ing. Jack Alvey and Harvey farter ,1 hiked "J.'t miles yesterday ; to -Ml. Kmlly. ;They visited Wesley Brown ton, who Is at the lookout station.. .Sends A'ftentlon ' 1 Mi's. Charles Wale left last even'- ingfnn a two-week trip. She will ' spend a few days In Senttle. and , theiv-go- to Portland for Buyer's week. - v' v . . Hew from Corvallls Mr. and Mrs, Earl Larson, of Corvallls. recently, arrived In Ln Grande to spend a few days visit- ' (ng relatives and friends.-. They were formerly of this pity.. r ' On Fishing Trip a T. .Hill and W. C Crows spent yesterday on a fishing trip on the Grande Honde river. i ips to layoMo ' . I i tl !.. l,.,lt nn.(lnnt I if Ihis inorntug for Payelte. I le will be gone indefinitely. if Ailulls , nmv rltlldn-n f Ofn A rt nniiiw ' 1A "MARLIE 3 f THE KILLER" 1 I . KI.OXniKK I 1 Thp - )inlo. log of Hie Si'poon - 8 "rn.wns x. iirsmiAx Jr. .'Jr. : iti,.-n MKii.rrv ."v v S''"' ' ' w COLONIAL PATHE SPECIAL HART AND MENDELL New Ait' Endurance Records SEE AND HEAR Stndems on Swim Furly When the pictures of the East ern Oregoji Normal seliool stud ents were taken yesterday after noon, on the steps .and in front of the school, an informal party .was held. Tho purpose of this party . wan to permit the students to he- j rome, better .nrounlnted with enrh other. . They danced and played frames, nfter whh-h refreshment s I were served. This afternoon 25 op ' j more students of the school nre- going on n swlmtfnlng party t. I'lne ! I'one. - - ' I TCndurnnpo Pilars Fllinwl J The I-a Grande Theaters, Ine reported todny that a Pa the news reel of I.oren Mendell and Roland I "Pete" Hinehnrt, endurance fliers who for awhile held the record j over Culver city, Cal., would be shown at the Arcade today and to- morrow. The picture, which Is a talkie; demonstrates refueling, etc., as well as showing the hlrdmen In their record-breaking flight. M r. Uinehs'rt is n Salem, Ore., man, formerly being a state traffic of ficer. Visiting HfTe i Mr. and Mrs. Royal Brown, of Kagle Point,, near Medford. are j visiting In l-a. Grande with Mr. nnd i Mrs. P, H. Steward. on Alder streeh - Mrs. Steward nnd Mrs. Brown are sisters. Before driving to' It Grande the Browns- visited a 'daughter, Mrs. II. .- Itlttey,- In Baker, . r , At Tyler Home; .' Miss Kleanor Charters,- of Chi cago, 111., arrived in l,n Grande Inst night and will spend several days here visiting nt the home of her' cousin, Afrs. U. I-V T-1piv I'rom here Miss Charters expects to go to Portland and' Salem to visit other, relatives. Pleads Not Guilty John C. I infer, of Cove, was charged this morning with unlaw ful Interference of water -used for irrigation purposes. He plead pot guilty In the justice of peace court, ills trial will be set at a later date. Horo front fvo Miss Kmiiis IHohards. of Cove-, arrived In La Grande last evening, i She is here visiting friends nnd on ! business. - j Goes to Bilker Jack' Vaughn, who has been. sur veying at Mt. Kmily for the pnst month, left this morning' for his home in Baker. Visiting Parents - Mrs. Donald Sutton and .hee Matinee - Saturday daughter. Sully Ann, $t, Portland. is visiting- her parents, Mr. and I Mrs. H. K. Huron, of linhler, for daughter spent yesterday i in f.a Grande visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Sutton was formerly Mary Klhutheth Huron, of Imhler. IletitriiM from MlmiCMVta Miss Berniee Mullen returned to T.a Grande yesterday, from a trip through the east. She visited In Minnesota, am) also stopped In j Chicago. Miss Mullen aTid her sister, Adelaide, also attended the millinery opening in Seattle. Ad- ' laide Mullen In now at Seaside for few day's and expects to return to m Grande next week. Heiv from Portland - Mrs. Freeman and her daugh ters, Jane and Hannah l.ou, of Portland, have arrived In l.n Grande, They will spend a few duysf visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. I.oyd Kerlher.. (Jo io Ke&Klde- --i' ' " - Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 Putnam are. leaving this afternoon for Port land und SeasMe. They will he joined by Mrs. Carrie Dorothy and Z. Demmeek of Walla Walla, in Pendleton - and then eontlmie their journey to Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. Putnam .will be; gone about ten days. ,. . - ; - Go to Canada J' c. Mrs. Andrew .- I.oney and1 her daughter. Mary, are (leaving this e.i-enlng on No. -23, 'for yenatohe. They will also visit relaiives In Canada and Montana. They .will bo gone about a nionth. Stop in 1a Gramlo '.- Mr. and .' Mrs., Sanford -'A flier, who recently returned . from a honeymoon ' trip through Knrope, passed through 1,a. Grande this morning. They were On their way to Baiter. Hero from . Holt li . ''t Harry Mason ; arrived-;. In . Ta Grande this morning frnm- Ilelth. He will spend a few' (lays visiting his wlfo and friends. ' :) : ' Iteturns to linker 1 Mrs. Itoy Mnberg, left ; thlt? A LJ vL-J LJ d One thousand and one easy 16 reach, easy lo get, well-known products fill the shelves of, every Piggly VyiggJy. " No waiting, to he served help yourself eome when you want leTtre vhen you are ready and hest W" all, low prices every day in the week. Nalleys Mayonnaise P. & G., 10 bars 39 Citrus, 10 bars-.:.:::-:.'.:. ...:.39 Rum fortes A genuine phosphate Baking Powder Superior in ' baking qualities and haalth f ulness. .l ib. can -.:.Ll:..uXil PACIFIC COAST BORAX CO.'S ; ; The 20-MuIe Team Brand Borax Chips Large pkg. 32 Powdered Borax 2 lb. pkg. : 2s Snowdrift l lb. can .. 6 lb. pail .:...28l. 52 VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans 3 medium cans 20 Catsup Large bottle 18- Hominy 2 large cans 25 ' Checker Corn Flakes Lge. pkg ..;...8 The P - A morning for her home In Baker. She has heen visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. K. t'unllffe for the past few days. Goes to Baker - Miss Marion Nelson left tltis morning for Baker, wher? she will v'islt her mother, who recently un derwent an operation at the St, Kltzubeth hospital. Mrs, Xclson Is rapidly cero wring it was reported today. Uetui'ii tu Bakci Srutic Trlpii b-ft this morning for her home In Baker. Site has been employed by the Krickson and Durlnnd company for t he past two weeks. Go to Wallowa I.akt Mrs, Thomas Kltzgeiald, of Pen dleton, and her guest. Mis. G. It. G'Mellveney, of ,ih Angeles, ar rived In La Grande t his morning enrnute to Wallowa Lake- to spend ten days on a pleasure trip. SimihIs WVektiul Miss Geneya York left this morn ipg for Baker. where she will spend the weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. York. She will return to this city .Monday evening- Complaint Mletl A complaint was filed this morn ing in Judge Den hn ms co:irt against Nickie Amlerson, Mamie Anderson, Jack Matheusy. and Jane Doe. They are charged with the habitual use of narcotics. In l4t Grande Today Leon Simpson and Leo ,T. Kalk. of Boise, are in La Grande today on business. They expert to return to Boise tomorrow evening. Both are affiliated with Fa Iks" La Grande store. . . From Wallowa Nora West, of Wallowa. Grunde visiting friends., lived here yesierday. Ih In l.a 1 Shi. ar- 1 1'Vnm Pendleton C. A. Heir and V. W. Williams, 1 of Pendleton, arrived In Lu , Grande Inst evening on business, i They returned this morning. Matches One carton of six boxes .' 15 Spinach No. 1 can ...15 No. 2io can ....20 12 m. pkg 1 lb. pkg Prepared Mustard 1 qt. jar 31 New Oata Large pkg 2Se Small pkg 1 1 - Piggly Wiggly Co. Co to the Lake . j Mrs. I.ynne Bohnenknmp and her children and Mr, and Mrs. W. I B. Pickens left yesterday for Wal j Iowa Lake.- G(m-m to Pendleton Mrs. Lucille Grandy. of Joseph, j left last evening 'for Pendleton. 0ie will spend a few days visiting her husbaml, who is working there. : Hero from Portland I Geraldlue Kirk. Kathevlne Sin- j nott, ami Miss Gertrude Sinnoti of Portland, uvrived in l.n Grande last evening on n pleasure trip. Leave n- Canada M r. a nd M rs. J aek M ttrphy re eenlly left on a trip to Senttle and Western Canada: They expect to be gone on their vacation about two weeks. I ... . ' Hero From Kiigow Lena M. Burchain, of Hugene, , arrived In m (iraiu)e yesterday. She N here on a pleasure trip. I i.i:i-Aitr.Mi:xr stohiis ! (77 Zm fTfT&ffi SV jl"r"N0-.n T.a Oran-le. Ore, j iM Miner . and Wa,f BAIIKER j, I j ,- Child s x ' I 'r Terror ; ' v I staik. with Toil, to' -rA LZj,ir---.. Play Shoes f. frv?- . (CI AA aii -o.mi:iv $1.0U . M,W,.V WKI.S IV . TOI.AV-..I.KXXVV. SOCIiri Y "HIS LI'l-KY DAV." j One bin child s play ox- ' ' i i ..I t i it. - i i .I i i i ii loras. iiexiiuo cm up- i mmm mmmm m I pers. Leather or wear I I flux stitched soles. Sizes I I 3111 I ifl.ou-pcr piur II Laundry Soap 1 full pint jar, ., 33 1 full quart jar' 63 Cliquot Club Ginger Ale Full pint bottle each Port-0 Regular size bottle : 27 . 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