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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1929)
Saturday. September 7, 1920 LA GRANDE EVENING Or.SKRVEK, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Local News In Brief Hoy Scout Trip Hoy Scout Troop No. H en joyed an outdoor fest last uvi-n-lntf .at their camp at livt I'oims. lr. Clarence' .. Ciilstrap, r. K. G. Kiihy, J r. It. K. Murphy, Chnrh-s J.. Keynohls and Norman Krees who present and partook of the dinner, pivpan'd hy themselves and the boys. I )r. Gilstrap fried the chicken. Robert Kumsiiy donated roasting ears for tlx Kimip which were rooked hy.I'r. Kirby. Kdwhi Kirby ave. an Interesting account of his trip to the Kiile Scout Trail rimliuK camp at Glaeh-r national park. After spending" the dIkI.I tliere, the boys returned tliis morning". Fourteen hoys and the boy scout director, K, Kus.se 11 Scoit, were present. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Marcullus Madden, or Marshall. Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. John Madden, of Spokane, Ki)eut a few days visiting with relatives in l-a Grande. They are tthe cousins of Mrs. J. J. Kockens 1 larger and Mrs. W. H. Ilohnen- 'kamp. They were guests at both homes. Thev went to Spoilt ;ie yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. M. Madden will continue their journey on through Sniitheru f'al iforuia, ftah, Nebraska and to their home in .Minnesnia. They are traveling by motor. Visits I . (iraiiilc , V. T. Alli.snn, of t lie audit ing de partment of lie- Automotive Klce- t fit; Co., of' Spokane, is in I.m Gra title for a few days. lie was very much impressed with the city and the possibilities of the new station which the company liar opened to distribute W'iltard bat teries and other electrical parts for automobiles, Mr. Allison is go ing to spend a few days at Wal lowa lake before n turning to Spo kane. GoiK (t) School Sheldon and Wesley ltrowntoii are leaving soon o:i their trip K:uU w!i(- they will attend school this winfVr. Shfhlo'i ;.; going to St. I.ouis where he will he a st talent 111 thr school of ine-lieilie 111 III' Washington I Diversity. Wesley will enroll in the law school of the George Washington university in Washington J . C. On the way they pan to pass through Yellowstone national park and see the points of iiiP-rext along the route of rav el. .' .cv Church .Minister Conilm; The Kev. - I-:. Waelehli, of Cin riniyaii, Ohio', will give a serR-s of lectures in La Grande, Sept. la, It nnd'll!. The lectures in the after noon will begin at !i p. in. at the houf,. of Mr. ami Mrs. -John Nh-rt-ereii 1(1111 Washington avenue, and those in the evening' nl S p, in. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Gnyjn, 7iS N avenue. A cordial welcome is extended to all. At Hie Hotel- Registered at a lorn 1 hotel arc the following: L. S. Wilcox, Spo kane: Arthur King, of the ti. S. '. extension division, from forvallis; Modelia 1 1 lint, enterprise; Miss Clara Mel'onald and mother, fomr Tigard C. c. Chadwjek. of Maker: Mrs. Leon l. Ciubleback. of l'.jse; W. I:. Iiebus. Pendleton, and Tom Iloylyn Jr., also uf I'entllcton. l,t ai'ns of -HfiMh .Mks. .1. 1). Slater has receive,! the V'ad ne s of the death of lo r idd. h sister. Mrs. Kiitina . II:. s kin. . of Ithaca. New York, wlm passitd away Aug. Mrs. Siati-r had int seen her sister since iss.". when she came to Oregon to make her dioiHc. Her sifter is survived by Her husband, H. via in Haskin, and another sister in California. Will Kit More Miss Matgar- I Lindsey. of I1 land, w ill an iv.- in La Grande morrow to spend a bout a u visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J Slater at their home on Wash . D. : ng- ton avenue. Miss Lindsey is daughter of W. J. Lindsey,. meiiy of La Grand- and she i bee Imiiiic here dining her (; hood. the tor- MHmk- H re Miss Catheiim- Caloiiri, of Purt t.ind. is spending a t'-w d.is vi-at-ing Miss .Mai.ioii-- Kiibv. of La Grande. Mss Caiouri is on ie.r ay to l-hd' i pi ise where she v.in teach school t his winter. To Seaside W. J. l,"iiL-, ho iit brut In r in SiuMTiH-rville i . aNo Ni!ed the eoat. aii'l I d his in ly. le.o v u if 111 :. i 8 -.lA fi i Mi iK,.. -Nwno mw c r3".-f ' 1 1 iii TODAY '1 ho Wil'l Man of the Junglos N '3 , I Urn r. mm that ho likes Seaside very well. He is returning to his home in Inde pendence, Ivan., this moruimr. ilis sinter-i:i-law who lias peiil inil , of tlie summer in Kansas has re turned home. i Trial Itcgiiu ! Trial lias been begun in the eir j cuit court of the case of J. L. I'os ! ter against James V. flay. It Is ! a suit about the specific perform ance of a contract to sen m iw. Testimony was taken under ad visement by Judge J. W. Knowhs. Decision will be made later. Passed Through Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. KoreM. of I'ortland, slopped here Thursday evening- while on their motor Hip to New York. They are lorinei residents of La Grande. They ex pect to return friun the cast the first of October. Ouupini,' Triii Mr. and Mis. II. K. O'Ht i- n ; family, Mr. and Mis. A. T. Mill am? : Mr. end Mrs. J. 1'. IIa .-nserofl and family will drive up Wallowa canyon t his weekend where 1 hey will meet sonic friends from VY.tl- Iowa, and picnic together. Ih'tuKicd li-oiii l.Os Angeles Leo Cullen liryaut has r.lurii'il from Los Angeles where he h;t; been eoaching with a celebrated violin teacher and studying piano class met beds. Mr. liryaut is a vio lin and piano instructor al ihe Kastern Oregon School of Music. Tin flit: AeriiJciil 'ars driven by M rs. I'M Killer and lleriiice Lamb figured in a mi nor traffic accident at Adams and hepol at J:-Hi o'clock ycslerda afternoon, according to a report made to the police. .Marriage Last evening in Judge l G. Couch's office in tbe court hm:.-e. a marriage ceremony was per formed for Miss Cho Christine House and JIarold .lnthe:ioit. Short Viit Austin Dunn left on his return trip to I'ortland alter a few day.1 visit in l-a Grande with friends. J hi graduated from La G randi iliyh school several years agu. j After Prisoner ! I'olice Chh;f Clint Itaynes left yesterday tor Wenalch. r, Wasii.. t 1 bring a prisoner back to I .;t Grande. He is expected to return l to this city tonight or tomorrow. I Here lor the Winter i Virginia Hamilton, niece of Mrs. i Waller Leisman, arrived in I (Grande recently. She will remain Micro this winter to attend suhonl. i:.vpcct Slsler Mr. and Mrs. John W. llet.iieli is expecting her sister M r.. II. A Wilson from M Usuuri lu arrivt here today. lVoni Klamath I 'a 11- Joseph Martier was e.i-led (. return today from Klamath J-'alh where- he has been visiting. VMl lluulingioii .Miss Doris Mehb.n will .si: h-i father in Huntington today. Shi plans to return tomorrow. Keiltiiis I'roin Portland 1 'avid Hiatt ret line .1 Thursda.i night from Port!, Hid. w tier,- he ha: been tor scv ral ti.iys. To Spokane Dr. and Mrs. Murphy return. .1 from Spoka ne w here liny sp. nt tbL. first lew days of the e k. I 'roni I Jgin Mrs. J. C. Lice. !i,,iu Llgin, was in I -a Grande yeMej day. Tire Slnlrn A tire was stolen last night I ruin M. P. Hopkins. I .'. l-a avenue. In I". ported to the police. To IhilerprKe Mrs. Kol.ert 11,--. will visit hei sister in Hntcrpi-ise today. ckeiid at all" i MiSS Jail'- L.lVeliS.Totl i, IS h. I spending I iie W. ej,. n-l : allow wild Miss CltvttaiM .et . Leri This Al'irnin- Mis. L. K. Km '.i 1 atnl Mrs. I t.'. I-- La n;-.t ! !: ' t . ;i i y l his iiiimi;ii op a I i M- to i , on n -4 i "I :3 min cno n-r Na - r JIUAKI "MAWAS'' ' - - ff " -M WILLIAM rUX iJncENTS y WOCll' , - AH'. ay: t Baker Woman To Visit Wallowa ' Eastern Star Py Mrs. K. K. Hunter ( t ibscrver Ctir respondent ) 'ALLOW A, l ire. (Special) Mrs. Carrie Jackson, of Maker, who is associate grand worthy matron and deputy of the grand worthy matron of the Kastern Star of Ore. gon, will make her official visit to Wallowa county next week, being in KnlorpriHe Tuesday night, Los tine Wednesday night and Wallowa Thursday night. Special plans are being made for her portrayal of the degress of the order. Mrs. Mara ret Me Dona hi and Captain I". C. Derail drove through Wallowa Tuesday on their way to La Gra tub1 v. here Captain Hogan look- t he train for his home in Port land. He has been spending a week visiting at Wallowa lake. Mr. and Mrs. K. I-'. ItanUs, n Silverlon. were expected to arrive in Wa I Iowa Friday, bringing with t hem i hei r daui:htej-, Hive, who will teach in Wallowa High sebool this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks plan to visit a lew days with Mr. and Mis. C. A. Hunter before re turning home. Mr. Hanks is a merchant at SHvei ton. 1 r. J. H. Gregory h; driving a new sedan. A reception for the teachers of Lower Walh'wa county will be held in the basement of ihe Presbyter ian church alter services Sunday nuht. and teachers not only from town but also thye from Losiim and oiitlyin:' dlMriels are cordially invited to attend. There will be a sTiort program of music, talks and readings, and refreshments will he served. The hostesse.-i are to he M rs. Theo i 'hrisllanson, M i George Dale, Mis. J. K. Tally, M rs. Hugh I inughcrly. Mrs. t '. A. I hint r and Mrs K. W. McKenzie. Tea sachs rd' wheat Were stolen Iron: the Dale Kenfrow ranch on Whi: key : ek Tu, sday ni:;ht and sixteen from tin- 11. J. Martin ranch. c. T. McDaniel left for Pertland in a business trip 'edncsiay. ; -Mervin .bun-;, of Portland, a younger brother of Dr. Fred Jones, is in Wallowa viMtir.-i for a ce- or tun days. Lutheran Pastor Returns to City From Mid-west The 11- V. , Mr.-- il H. Art' s! Ihe Lnihi r.ili chinch, returned homo this morn- inn after an interesting u-jp ra st this siiiiiue r. I hey had planned to return yes- lei day hut a delay while passing I through Mi in tana caused I hem to ; miss their La Grande train until ) later. The ihlaywas caused by the train bieaklng in two. No! serious accident resulted . They i ;pai! t hat-there w as'a- light snow' did a heavy t ros just bej,,,-,. jhey i i i ivi d in I'.nitt Mr. Awes has taking a gradu em his vacation iniiy at. ili it v of Chicago. Whih In there .Mrs. .V.ws and the children visiti-d her mother and fath'-r. the Lev. and Mis. (1. Dahle, in their home the lakes In Northern Minnesota. Wi i n his e..nr.-e Was completed for t'.-- Mimiiiei- t.iia. Mr. Awe: net his ui;.- in Minneapolis, where his lather and moth. r. the Ue. u: l Mrs. Ktias Afcs. Iie. They h n .Minn, ap-dis Tu. sd tv ai-lit, and r. tutn-d home by way of Spidvane. Thej-,. jhiy vi-ited the Lev. and A I ; s. A. W. Walbor I leL'M il - chill ell S 1 ViecS W ill be held tomorrow i r"ionsy an- nm d. P. P. P. Ill.iItlShS PATCH SALKM. I i.e.. S. pi. 7 (,p V),- I re.o public se iee l oillllN--deli's it( esl i:;.'l 1 il.ll into the powei ; .'i tes. r-;; nlat h n a nd n ac h eS t, 'iie Poril.in.i l-;iectric power com pany v ill ;;o to h'-aring k mb- r I aerordin-- in a n m. u ne -in c n t b '! c (,iiiiiii-;.'i.ii h re, and oem ''r 1 - lias Im..ii f. aside as t he kite o, ,eai i,. on thai ronipadN'i- ' Pl'liea; ion tor ,i in hoi it - to in- eel:l.; o U , ,.,, ( j;it j, ,,.., , jn;.. i ml Milium ;it Sniiill I'lirr 1 I IIII. DIM N Star ir-r SUiXDA Y William Haines in -tixum; Tin; OKi.n- Prom an utider uorhl 11..1MH r to a 1 '.if I .at rrtte lul ion lead oil to t i-ie.tiii e a nd ei lahiiiienl 'liiday I.;lI Day Ken .Maynaid ll in iif;vi:..i;- 7- I : mm , K -I i Society Shower Given As - Com pliment To Miss Humphreys A delight l td shower compli menting Mas Catherine Hum phreys for which Miss Mildred IJradshaw , Mi. s Mai y Vaughan Hendiicksoii, and Mia Naomi Twidwell wet.' hostesses. ws gi'VU last night at the home uf Mr, and Mrs. I i. M. Hradshaw. About -ti girls were present at the event and spent a jolly even ing, playing games and singing. Mrs. Porthea Glenn gave an un usual reading, waich was well re ceived. Aaot her interesting reading was given by Miss Mary Vaughan llendiickson. Miss Myrtle Wilcox sang seviral lovely popular songs accompanied by Miss Mildred lirudshnw. Autmun l"hwe:s were arranged about the ruotn. Delicious refresh ments were served by the hos li ssi Miss Humphreys' engagement was announced ia July at an an nouncement paily given by her cousin. Miss Thehna P.otturf. in Portland. She and her fiance, Kl don P.e;'tlier, of Mr. and Mi vs. th-erge i:. Ihathei- of Portland, plan their wedding-for Sept. US. Miss Humphreys graduated from La Grande High school in PL.', and has been working in Portland .hi in e January. Mr. gltieer p;my. in I'o leather is a transmission en ter the Pell Telephone COIll- liiey will make their home (land, but Until Christmas Mr. Heather's occupation will keep them In Kugene, most of the time, Allele he v. I I Slpervb'e NOtllC WOl'Ii. Those pres. nt at tile affair were: MDs Myrtle Wileux, Miss Dean WriuhL Miss Jennie Nielson, Miss Kolh I Mil l. in. I. Mrs. Howard Glenn. .Miss Path Harrison, M iva Corrinne Ik.ker. Miss Kthel S:iyre, Miss Ldith Ki ell. Miss Margaret Dunks. Misses V iUna nd Luis Hansel, Miss Alyce Conk. Miss Irene Spencer. Miss Luciie Crowe, Miss Phyllis Dunn. Mis,; Charlene Fans, the gu- .,! of honor and the hostesses. Magazine Wcdclns Feature of Party Tin and W ild M. 1. A. mem- li'-rs held their PPM -social meeting nl' Hie season last night. The prin- j eipal feature of the evening was j 'he magazine wedding of the iuo ! P'iblieat inns. "The Improvement Fro," a id ihe "Yonm: Women's lp suro to sec tho New., ,. ..., Remington Portable' Typewriter Hvery .studt'iit .should he ciiuipncd with this new est ;ud to k'iiniinjv. L&L DRUG CO. 1 Y 0 ' r'"' ra new? iM pirn mm i News Journal." which are now one puh ' licatlon, Miss lOrma Turner was i the bride and Tavo Hendrielison I tin- bridegroom. 1 During the evening refreshtnnls ! were served, und the crowd of yo.mg people tlanced. They learned i the steps to a new folk dance, "I Want to be Happy." Bridge Club Meets ; At L. M. Hoyt Home ' M rs. L. M. Hoyt was hostess yesterday afternoon to the Inland jt'ity Mridge club at her home. Mrs. i Homer Wilson won tin: high score prize. During the afternoon a two course luncheon was served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. r. M. Dolan. iParkdale Club Is Entertained! The Parkdale club met at the I home of Mrs. Hen;y Young with; Mrs ell Thacker and Mrs. Krett ! Young as assistant hostesses. The rooms were attractively de corated with fall flowers. At the close of the business meeting u pio- gram was enjoyed. Later the hos i tesses served dainty refreshments,' Mrs. C. E. Duf fey Is Hostess at Bridge Mrs. ( '. K, Duffey was hostess ttt a parly t the home uf Mrs. It. J. ; Kitchen yesterday fternoou, Two tables of bridge were at play. Mrs. J. P. Caldwell receiving the pri.e for high score. Garden flowers decorated the home. Deli cious refreshments were served. Pythian Sisters Resume Meetings The Pyt Man SisterH lodge met h:sL night in thcK. P. hall ill (ho first fall business meeting. A com in it lee was appointed for the next social meeting which will held the third u ling Ibis Visit Our Radio Department With tho now It. C. A. Uadiolii in 4 different typos. Radios with the new Victor Radio in bolir straight radio and combination. Wo are able to furnish a radio priced to fit any size pocUetbook. Service Department Through tho entire year we employ a full time service man who is ready to jjivo you radio service at a moments call. Jf you buy your radio from Adlers you will be assured dependable service with your new set. Adler's Our ifadio Customers Understand When We Say Adlers 4 Days Starting SUNDAY srvzgtn month. Mrs. Vella Jones, is chair man of the committee with Mrs. Kva Kolle and Mrs. Mabel Herry assisting. Women Preparing For Winter Bazaar The Haptlst Women's society met ; Friday at the home of Mrs. Grant i Wilson, with Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.! Arnold Gralapp as hostesses. The bazaar and dinner to be held I Dec. 5, were dbteuKsed. Committees i for them will be appointed ut the next meeting. During the afternoon the mem bers sewed on Indian blankets tvhlch will h enold at the bazaar. Tho hostess served refreshments. CMBLER PERSONALS Hy -Mrs. i l. Hah. (Observer Correspondent ) 1MI1LKK. (Special) Mrs. It. M. McCoy and Mrs. Charles .Me Fall were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Jesse Patrick, of the Pleasant Grove district. Dr. Lawrence Martin, of Fnter prisc, wpent Wednesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar tin, in honor of his mother's birth day. Mrs. Walter Young and chil dren, of I. a Grande, were also guests of the Martin home Wednes day. , Mr. and Mrs. John Gekeler and daughter, Dorothy, and Mrs. K. L. Perln, of Fight, were dinner guesu Wednesday of Mr. und Mrs. C. M. Hale. Mrs. Putin caiuo to move her household goods to Flgln, having rented her house hero to Andrew Paroz, mechanic at the Hed Head garago. Mr. Paroz made a trip to Idaho after his household goods. M rs. Stun Touts, Mrs. Charles Kelgler and Mrs. Tom llrlggs, of La Grande, were guests one day hist week at the J. V. Frhor home. The Prlscitla club enjoyed a picnic dinner nt the T.n Grande park recently, upending the after noon swimming at tho Crystal Plunge in La Grande. Mrs. I loss Perry and small son are spending some time on tlio coasL 1 The primary class of Ihe I..D.S. church of Imbler met al the Fgin Primary class at the Flgln park recently for a joint picnic. Recently 1M women of the L.D.S. churches of Lltfin mid Imbler met Radio Service. 1 fliUJmM g fgf EVENSVAN ENGEUEN COl 1 l S X III rrir. k-A ,u rJkjA Fwat National Pi'ct I My . yV'c y r-:' I o Ft " "'I,;;. "His, U E " i " IA X ffis I I mil . : PUTMAN'S , Iiii Giaiulo's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery at the Imbler church and the day w us spent. tptlM injr. Tho wtime.n tullled two and bound three quilts. A pot luck dinner was served at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvhi Wcstctiskow, j Ann Wcstctiskow and little Krand- daughter Hetty Mac, motored to ! Maker AuKtixt to visit with Mr. j ami Mrs. William Funk ami fam-' ily. Mrs. l-'iink is a daughter of Al rs. Anna Wcstenskow. ' Joe Lloyd and two duuKhlcrs of ; Knterpriso, wen; visiting a t tho, William Rollins home, August 2S. i They were on their way home from , Caldwell, Ida., where they had at- i tended a revival meeting of the J Church or God. Hazel Martin spent the weekend in Port land, taking advantago of the Labor Day excursion. Uecenlly Ihe women of Ihe Pit ion Sunday school wave a party in honor of M rs. Frank .Martins bin Inlay, lief rcshmenls wen ser ved by Mrs. Martin's daughters. Al r. and Al rs. liaytiio:id J Jorintf, o The Dalles, thave been visiting We Hold IT Our pleasurablo duty lo in form our readers that we be lieve matrimony is a license to tell your Uridso Partner iust what you think of his or her dumbbell plays. It is also our pleasurable duty to inform you that our rough dry service cuts the work you are required to do to a mini mum conversant with the rates eharrdd. , We iron all flat work and starch tho bal ance if necessary as well as fluff dry the clothes. Iiono Main Tift Standard Laundry Co. "Willi Silvliii; .Station." V i 1 nwHmnRiKonnnMnimr 1 East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal m $ Phono Wain C73 Pretty Girl School Hose DKIIIJY nir.KKl) J!lacl, Honey, Heine, IVath . Only 19c pair ooooooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc FAMILY WASH Send yniii- family wash Huff Dry flat pieces ironed garments ready to dampen. Any and every j.rarmenL 7c. You can't do them at homo for that price. " . . . v iMODEkN LAUNDRY I'lioiic Main 77. with Mr. PorltiK'y mother,; .Mrs. Uoso Cliu n v T V -' .Mr. tJLpd-AjyM AVJlfred; Wcsteb sktiw uudt children Ijavo ' rttturaed from Ptah ivhere. tliey-, apnut tho summer. M r. "Wcstenskow built a home for .Mr. and Mrs. MclJrldu while there. They are now moving into tho J Iaki;ll Andrews, liouso here. WITH THE STURDE POINT few pens have received 2k welcome so sincere and emphatic The ultimate in a standardized pen at a price you've never thot possible achievement of quantity production without extravagant advertising costs. You'll appreciate its generous, full size, 14k. point, tipped with smooth irridium; and be delighted with its beautiful barrels of un breakable Duratcx colored in oriental jade orange red mahogany and i jet black The cost is- 1.50 Nickel Trim $2.00 Gold Trim ,, Arw standard,,,,; value for School and College use builtwell and beautifully. We urge you to see them. Red Cross Drug Store 1413 Jefferson Ave. ooooooQoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocooooooooog
