il Monday, August o, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
i: Local News In Brief
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Go to Slarkcv ,
i Georgo Hum U en. Jay MrndrUu
and Kugeno Cates, of Am OmmW, ,
spent yonterdiiy afternoon at tho
Mt. Emily Lumber Co. camp and i
Starkey. They returned to Ui
Grando last evening.
Fast Typist
MtIvIiik Tonlshl quarter, clue to the changing of
Mr mm M1's- 'lenieit Jasper forms ut the rail of the fiscal year,
u'onsumre Cleaver) will arrive In Company K will not Uiill tonight. I
la Grande mnitiiii lor a two-day , ah soon hh tho checks arrive.
at the homo jif Mr. ami Airs.' time will bo sot for tho next drill, i
JjUtri'y (.'leaver neiure koiiik on lo , i-tapi. vy. isean said today
he Unlversuy 01 iuwu. i ney win.
! r aceompanleil ly Ills parents, oim's lor rillipral
Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Jasper of
imlte, Mont., who will also visit
uith relatives in the (liauile Hondo
Conies for
Mrs. l-'ntnk L. liilllngton. for
merly of 1.11 Grando but now of
Portland, was In Im. Grande Sat-
. illi-y. anions tnem l-.ti Jasper, on i iuy iu aneiio me lunerai ot ner
liiuisilay they will continue their' uncle, C. Goodnough. Mrs. Bll
i, ip east, K"IK Ihrmijih Yellow-1 llUKton returned to Portland Sat
.,iie park on tho way. .Mr. .las- I ""lay night.
m.t is to l)e research worker illreet- "
!v 'under lr. Seashoro, eminent , Smdolosy Class Meets
pschnlnglst of international repute. The sociology class of the Kast-i-Van.-is
Itolilnson will also be un-I ol n "B'in Normal school will
Dr. si'iiHiiure, wuikiui; mr nis v .."j u. ...... ....
Go to Walla Walln
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clark Denny drove
to Walla Wnlhl yesterday, where
they spent the day visiting his
i parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Denny.
I They returned to La Grando lust
evening.
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decree. Mr. Jasper will 1 ' ll- St,"tt- tomorrow afternoon at
l,o workhiK'townnl I'hIJ doRree. ! lw" " ,uc,t- Scott will explain
Mv a. JiiNP'T will tit) roKeureli wrkpimu",,ll now it reuuiiea me
.i,.ti cniin iik pre-nciiom arc nuanu-
, MttMiis of children, working to
ward her muster's in art. Mr. Jus
pei Iteen leiu-hiiiK in summer
whnul at the University of Oregon
in Kugeno where they make their
llltlltO.
CIo to1 Vniom
Mr, and Mrs. Parley Trice and
Mr. nnd Mm. K U. CralK. of J-a:
Grande, spent yesterday alter
noon visiting at tho home ot Air
and Mrs. K. O. Zeek at l.nion.
vwt ivimids
Mr. and Mrn. John lloodenpde,
of Pendleton, arrived hi La Grande.
They spent tho day visiting- Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Gasktll and returned
to their home last oven inf.
pit;
two weeks vlsHing her sister, Mrs.
U. V. Hassel.
Hero I'Yom Notus, Ida.
Hobby and Jane Klain Andrews,
of Notus, Ida., are spendinK u few
days visiting at tho homo of Air.
and Mrs, Fred Spaeth.
lteturtis from lortlnml
Vlill Heatty returned this morn
inn from a trip to Portland. Ho
vhdted his mother In Portland, ov
er the weokend. .
Go to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Williams left
Saturday evening for Portland.
They spent the weekend there and
returned to La Grande tills inurn-ing.
Goes to Walla Walla
Mrs. Vivian Kim ney left yester
day morning; for Walla Walla. She
will spend a fow days . visaing
friends.
(joes to Sokaiie
Mrs. GuytJ Smith left Saturday
evening for Spokane. She will vis
It at tho home of Mrs. K. L. Hof-
t'ner.
1-
I'.ilurn from I ho IUis(
Mr. and M r. 10. I . Towli-r r
t timed to I. a Granilo yesterday, at
iit an alj.scm-o of two iiHintiis
They visited at the home
fi'ther. at Patoka, ill. Mr. Tovvhr
1;;m1 ii't seen his iatli'-r for tho
past live years. They also attended
Ut' National Kdiicationul associa
tion at Atiant, Ga. Mr., and Alr.s.
truvelled throitKh the
of Indiana and Illinois the
part of .'their time and
pent several days in thu largest
L'ities, covering -i, "00 nines. ,
Het inns to Walla Walla
Miss Heulah Newlin, who has
been in I .a Grand for tho past
week visiting relatives, left last
evening for Walla Walla. She re
turned with her brother and his!,, ' ., ,
WMe lr Iliwl 1 I'll f'lavnnoo M.. -1 ' Voill ltjISSH HO, ClIIUIUU-
iiira ivulii iviiiK. vi imi"i
Go to tloseph
Mrs. W. P. Trumbal and her
son Robert, of Klanfleld. Ore., ar
rived in La Grando this morning.
They were on their way- to Joseph,
where they will visit at the home
of Air. and Airs. Robert Wright.
line, who spent yesterday visiting
his sister, Airs, James McNamec.
She mnkes a typewriter hum to a
faro-vou-well. Miss Marie Frances
Slattory, above, stenographer for
a Cincinnati, O., broker, defeated
8000 other stenographers, in a
sp?ed test by writing 75 words a
minute for 15 minutes without
making a single error 1
Goes to Wallowa
Glenn Plass of Portland, , who
spent yesterday In Ui Grando vis
iting friends, has gone to Wal
lowa to visit his parents.
Ut'liirns from Hospital
Airs. R. K. Wales recently re
turned from tho Grando Itonde
hospital where she has been 111
for the past few days.
Straightens l'.ycs
Harry AleMlllan's on recently
underwent an operation lo straigh
ten his eyes. - lie Is reported get
ling along nicely.
Hero for Weekend
Clifton iHinham and HIM Rob
erts, who work at Meacham, spent
the weekend In 1-a Grando visiting
friends. They left for homo last
evening.
I eaves Tor Portland
Harry Aloon lert for Portland
yesterday morning on a business
and pleasure trip. Jlo will return
to La Grando In two wee! a.
TcachcM llnsket Weaving
Allss lilanche Clark left this
morning for Camp Phy, where sht
will spend the day teaching the
Camp Klro girls basket weaving. .
Jlcro from Alln'rla
Chris Colond arrived in La
Gnimle this morning from Alber
ta. He is here on a business trip and
may decide to stay m La Grando,
.Major Operation
Airs. James A. Garrett, under
went a major operation at tho
Grando Rondo hospital this morn
Ing.
Hero front Nainpa-
AppcmllY 0cralioii
Charles Herring underwent an
appendix operation Saturday niorn-
- Mrs. and Airs. 1J. A. Smith and' ing at tho Grando Hondo hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. 1J. L, .Drake, of Nam-
ta. lila.. snent yesterday In La Visits Cousins
Grande on a short pleasaro trip. Miss Grace !urls, of linker, left Atlanta Crackers this year.
this inoriiins for Elgin. She will
spend a week visiting at tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Slack!
In Pcinllcloit
Kliuer AlcManus spent yesterday
hi Pendleton. Ho returned to LA
Grande last evening. .
Goes to Seattlo .
Airs. I" ni noes Plank was called
to Seattlo on a business trip. Hho ,
will bo gone a few days.
Goes to Portland
Airs. Alary Baker, of Ia Grande,
recently left for Portland to spend
a few days.
Hero from Spokane ; . v ..
, Allss 'Carolyn Bauman and her
mother Jiavo returned from a vis- ;
It In Spokane. . I ,
In Portland . '
H. L. Alohr, is spending several
days In Portland on business.'
Tho Brooklyn Dodgers have ; of
fered $lo,oou for "Climax" Bloth
en, who has won 14 gumos for the
. .- , ! ' lA((eiid Itomiex lllo Pleole
"I i . .. .. .. .... - .. ,'f V. Ilmvf.if.l
I .mt. aim aira. fliaic wies .anu,"
i liieir granddaughter. Rosely Koxi
grandson. Howard Stoop
Canada, arrived in La Grande this Urando Rondo hospital. She is re
mornlng. Sho will visit at the ported to be recovering rapidly. (1
home of her parents, Air. and Airs.
ain-s o
and iiramlson. Howmd Slonn. GO lo Baker
were among the railroaders who' Air. and Airs. Alervin MnrtoiiKon, , She Is reported
attended tho Bonneville wicnlc r lAL Gande, npent yesterday in ; nicely.
yefjterday.
Totalis Itcmovwl
Miss Wilmn Smith underwent a
tonsil operation yesterday morning.
to bo recovering
si aft-
g'
lit Poiiland i:
kiss GuilOyi of ICiig'-ne, who in
I ,,'M secretary of I he i iregon
('htiHtian lOndeavor union, siopped
over in this' city long enough th::i.
morning l" visit friends. Mr. G-Jil-(
y's heaiiouaiUers ate hi Portland
and he Is now on his way to Lost
jif, wheio ' the Young People's
summer eonlcrence will be held in
I, osiitie canyon, about 1 r miles
ahove t ho town on the South Kork.
PliNubi iuUty
' Willian J. . Roberts ' plead g.iitty
Saturday to a charge of driving a
motor vehicle on a public highway,
not having number plates assigned
t it on display. Ho Paid a fine. of
$7.50 at the jusiicu of peace court.
Goes to Joseph i
Mrs. II. M. Ogan and her son,
Bill, left this morning for their
home in Joseph. Airs. Ogan has
been attending the summer session
of the University of Oregon at
Portland this summer.
Baker visiting at the homo. of bis
parents. They returned to this ii..,.c pnim Wallowa
city last evening, jm.t Murphy and Cully Nodien,
, i()f wuitowa, spent Iho weekend hi !
Goes to I laker t Ctaiide. They were hero on a
Allss Mildred O'Bell, who has business and pleasure trip.
been In La Grande spending tho i
weekend with her slstor, Lorel. J j.'i-om Portland-
left this morning for her homo lit! M.. Charles Bridwell. who has
Baker.
to
leiurns Vvom Trip
La Grande yesief'duy mcrnlng, ' . . """'7
r an extended trip tin migh
Cahfni-nia. Allss Kberhard attend
ed the PI Phi convention, .which
was held at Pasadena, and visited
ft lends in Los Anuoles. She was
a Sliest of Miss Margaret Cum
in ings at Jv la math Kails, who is
also a J'l Phi sister.
Going to Halfway
'Air. and Mrs. Thomas Gibbs left
for Halfway. They
have been visiting at tho homes of
1 Air. and Airs. Ralph AlclCinnis and
1 Mr. and Airs. Homer Gowey, of
Sumniervltle, for the past week.
i Motor Trl
i Air. and Mrs. A.. J, Stange and
. their daughters, Ann and Jane,
J left on a motor trh.) to Portland
1 and vicinity this 'morning. They
! expect to be" away from this city
about a week.
Hero from Walla Walla
Mrs. (.'loo Kndicott and her son,
Billy, arrived in La Grando this
morning. They will visit her sis-1
tor, -Airs. Clyde Sullivan and Airs. .Goe
W. K. Ruckman.
been visiting her son, W.-K. Van
Pelt. In Portland, for tho past two
months, returned to La Grande
this morning.
Return from Portland
. Kred Now land and Harmon
Wolfe, of La Grande, left Satur
day evening for Portland. They
spent- the weekend and returned
home last evening.
to Seaside
Airs. Sylvia Koster left yesterday
morning for Seaside and Portland.
She will return to La Grando in
about two weeks.
Spend Bay In Siiimiicrvlllc
. Dr. Belle Alyera and Airs. it. W.
1 jiughlin, of. La Grande, spent
4 yesterday afternoon in Suminer-
vllle. They visited at the home ot
Airs. Kred Hamilton.
Goes (o Portland
Jav Mlllerlng left yesterday for
Portland, where he will receive
medical treatment, lie expects to
be away a week.
Here for Funeral
Among the many from other
nails who were here to attend the
mueral of 1 . Gooduough Sat-j K,.,irn from Creek-
m -fay ai icrnooii ere . r. auu
Mrs. Guy Whipple, of The Dalles.
Mr. Whipple was a nephew of the
hit' Mr. Goodnoiigh. Mrs. Klor.i
Whipple, mother of Mr. Whipple
ami sister Vf thr deceased was al
so here. Airs. Whipple makes her
home in l'oittand.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Kimmell and
A! r. and Alr.s. Bert H wanner, of
La Grande have returned from u,
fishing trip to1 Itlb Sheep creek
ueai JoseplirfTiey report a pleas
ant trip. - ,
Go to Aberdeen . i
Airs. KM Davis and her children,
of La Grande, left Saturday even
ing for Aberdeen. She will spend
Goo; to Spokam
Hazel Bragg left Saturday even
ing for Spokane. She has been In
Goes to Corvnllls
Dwlght Kleshmun, of La Grande,
left Saturday evening for Corvallis.
He will be away from this city for
some time and visit bis uncle,
George Wlllett, of Corvallis.
Leaves for Weatbcrby
Airs. 10. PffffTson, of La Grando,
left this morning for Woatherhy.
She will spend a week or two vis
iting her daughter. Airs. Klla Ker-ney.
At Girls Cami
-Miss Kleanor Cleaver Is sound
in-,' a most inlercstllig summer in La Grande for tho past two weeks NweuHig
California where she is counsellor visiting Mrs. Nellie Webb. She Is.) Andrew C. Weber was chargeii
in a Girl Scout eamn in tho Red-i in thu St. Lukes hospital taking! Saturday with speeding on the puh
wood nark. Miss Cleaver will be a nurses tralnimr.i ,i He highway. lie plead guilty at t
senior this fall at the University j j Judge L. Den ham's court and paid
of Oregon. She will return here Go to Huntington la fine of ?5. - I
:ii.uiit the last of August lor a J Airs. Georgo Walker and her J j
short stay before resuming her i children. Dorothy and I'aul, and ' leaves Tor Seattle j
Mudies. 1 i Sam Walker, of Huntington, and' ., Donald AlcKay left this morning 1
Miss Aurdee. Rutledge, left , for for Seattle. Mr. McKay plans to J
Portland Saturday evening on the
i.o in .srasiun Him rortlniMi (excursion trip to Bonneville,
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Tlss audi
her sister, M rs. Clay, of Rlggs,
fua., ami her daughter, left Sun
diiy morning for Seaside and
Portland. They will spend a few
days there and then continue their
.nullif y l'i Salem, where lliey will
littfiid the American Legion convention.
', Two Aew AleiiilH,rs
I Two new members were Intro
duced today at the noon luncheon
of the Lions club. They were Bert
Lenin and Kd Aloon. The Star
Novelty orchestra furnished music.
CIII Service Kani.
A r. S. civil service examination
Is lo be held shortly, receipt of ap
plications lo close Aug. 30. The
examination Is to (ill a vacancy in
Glacier national park, according
to C. 1. Ala key, local secretary.
. Ret lint Ut .Meridian. Ida.
11 :. I h-nry Jackson and child
ren Law iviie. and KM:'.;: Ik t h and
Mi M ill'in Mack and smi, How
ard, of Meridian. Ida., spent the
'l.t-rid in I .a (Iiande. They visit
' I ai Die home of Mr. ami Alia.
W. W.. Niisbaiim mill relumed to
ld:i.io lhi:i inoiniug. Itelnin In A Munis. Cat. .
Mrs. W. G. Phelns. of Altuias.
Hire fiv.iii Iajs Anut'h'S. Cal. l'nl.. who has been visitinir her
Mr. and Mrs. Julian K. peler.-i, 1 sister. Airs. W. D. Warner, recent
I. is Aimeles, her sisb r, Mrs. 11. 1 iv left for her home I nCuIilornU
Vi'.i 1 111 ho!.. a:id Mis. Illiler Kllll- 1 She hils been In La Criandn for tlie
i;le ami lo r son Victor, of La 1 past week.
Giande. spent Hie weekend at Wal-j . . 1
l '-a Lake." They report a vry j ;t lo SMkaue
asant iitno. Mr. and Mrs. 1'et-j ,rr. and Mrs. A. .1. Cook and
will he in this eily indet i nit ely. i (heir son, Thomas, left yesterday
, iiiiiruiiig for Spokane on a motor
Guard Drill Postponed trip. Their son has recently return
Reeause of a delay in reeeivinu nl from Oregon City, where ho
nilinnal guard checks for the last visited his grandparents.
have an operation which will
quire his remaining in Scuttle for
a few weekH.
Ilcru from Spokane
Mr. and All.. D. J. Applegale. of
Spokane, arrived In L'a Grande
yesterday. They expect to be In
this city about two months on a
business trip.
Herts from Coe
Mr. and A1 rs. Krnest Hell, of
Cove, spent Saturday in La Grande
visiting friends and shopping.
Clair Smith was also u visitor in
La Grando from Cove.
Has Operation
Mrs. Theodore Alntflx
underwent an operation
. Colonial
.IlKi SHOWS AT
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LAST DAY
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Reconditioned to
Assure Thousands of
Miles of Dependable 4
Satisfactory Service
Due to the great popularity of the Bigger and
Better Chevrolet in this community, we have
now in stock some reconditioned used cars that
represent exceptional values. These cars have
been thoroughly inspected by our expert me
chanics and completely reconditioned wherever
necessary. They are good for thousands of miles
of satisfactory service. And because they are sold
under the famous Chevrolet Red O.K. Tag system,
you can buy them with the utmost confidence,
assured of their dependability and quality. See
these cars today.
cii-nlly
at I 1m-
Tuesday
Only
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t 1 4 V I MMES
1 ': j TiWLIN'C 9
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Youth's bright
dream of love and
adventure is thril-.
lingly fulfilled in a
diverting picture of
court intrigue.
Also
Tuesday Nile
is
"CHINA NITE"
NOW PLAYING
"NOT QUITE
DECENT"
Comedy and
Ne.
See and Hear
TODAY
THE "IT" GIRL IN HER FIRST
ALL TALKIE.
a (pdrtunaiuit ALL-TALKING CpUMm
Vitaphone Acts
Sound News
4 DAYS STARTING WEDNESDAY
"The Broadway Melody"
ALL TALKING
ALL SINGING
With
ALL DANCING
Anita Page
Charles Kintf
"IJESSIE LOVE"
Sec and Hear Her as you did when she appeared
in La Grande in person "She's Adorable."
A few of our exceptional Used Car Values
"with an OK that counts" f
192G Dodge sedan, run less than 10,000 miles,
leather upholstery, 1 new tires, paint like new,
natural wood wheels and mechanically perfect.
Come early to see this unusual buy. Price
$465.00 w ith an O. K. that counts. - -
1927 Chevrolet coupe, newly painted, complete
motor overhaul, new rubber bumpers front and
rear, motormctcr and many other extras. See
it and you'll buy. Price $395.00 with an O. K. '
that counts.
1
1928 Chevrolet sedan with more than .$100.00
extra equipment, such as Kari-Keen trunk,
bumpers front and rear, molormeter, spare tire,
four wheel brakes and motor just overhauled.
Carrying a new car guarantee. Price $025.00
with an O. K. that counts.
1928 sport Whippet sedan, fully equipped, low
mileage, paint and upholstery like new, brakes
just rclined and motor completely overhauled.
Price $5 15.00 with an O. K. that counts.
i
1927 Chrysler coupe, perfect condition, runs like
new and carries full equipment. The buy you
have been looking for. Price $ 135.00 with an
0. K. that counts.
1928 Whippet coupe. This car is perfect in every :
respect. Dumpers, spare tire, molormeter, and
fully guaranteed. Price $175.00 with an 0. K.
that counts.
lVU Chevrolet coach. More than $75.00 spent
to put this car in perfect shape for the purchas
er. Motor overhauled, new Duco paint, new
tires and is fully equipped. Price $325.00 with y
an (). K. that counts.
1927 Chevrolet sport touring, new paint job,
bumpers, spare tire, motormctcr, mechanically
perfect with low speedometer mileage. Price
$205.00 with an O. K. that counts.
920 Ford roadster A. I. mechanically. Many
extras, new tires also new Duco paint, can be
bought for $2 1 5.00 with an 0. K. that counts.
Two 1921 Ford tourings. Doth these cars have
good paint, tires, and tops. Motors in good run
ning order. Ideal for fishing or hunting. Price
each $50.00 as is
Wc have many other reconditioned used cars lo choose from in our lot with an 0. K. that counts.
Easy Terms on all used cars.
L
anson
Ch
evro.
et Co,
Phone Main 2 or Main 508
See us l'or used ears with an 0. K. that counts