La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 06, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTluu-sday, March 6, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Sevan cial Club To Mrs. W. F. Weiss returned to tho country gn Sunday ufternoon. She hud been in town ubout a week. Hold Its March $.0NTGO t TO STOCK SHOW Ily Mi's. L, E. JIIH KLOIN, .Oixv (Special The i iiHiui-n Stur Huciul club will hold ' J- iiu Mure)) mooting at thu haunt of " ijlrH. iV, Terpany Friday til' tor fjiuon, Alareh 7. ' At this meeting rt ; fcumplclo report of tho bazar in Us Various departments will bo given bo the president, Mrs. Otis Buchan an requests every member to bo .present, if po.sslble. X nuiuliiT of wheat .'growers hi this part of tho country attended jthe meeting in Ia Grande Satur day at which Mr, Shuinway, of Mil 'luiit explained tho new farm board .-..Sjdmi. Among those, farmers from herc were Joo Uallgarlh, Ilex and . vl'o lloulet, Denial Hug and others. w A missionary service wus held ') Jul tho Presbyterian church on Ibunduy evening. A pageant on . America's opportunity for mission "jury service to tho nations of tho jf-wortd was given by Mrs. Fred lllall's class of boys. The primary dopartment sang "You in Your iHnmll Corner and I in .llllc.,' Mrs. J Will lams' class of girls then pre sented a candle lighting ceremony iuHlng Hibllcal quotations referring io "Light." During tiio service the Mights In the church were extin- tguished, tho only light coming v.irom candles burning in each win tdow and about the pulpit. Hymns fisting by tho choir also aided In tho 'effectiveness of the exercise. Mrs. Alvin Westenskow spent 3'ilday evening with Mrs. Otis I5u- . : clianan. She came from Imbler on .Friday, attended the Eastern Htar i meeting that evening and remained trover fur tho bazaar on Saturday. : I Mrs. J. II. Kinney returned 3iome- last week from a two months visit with her children in !' jAVashlngton and in other points in : nuregon. Julius, Hug and son, Leonard. Jdrovo to Portland last Saturday. They spent a few divs there und Vthen drove to MeMinnvillo where ( fthoy- visited at the homo of Mr. lurnl Mrs. Joy J.auglilin. Mrs. iLaughlih was Mis ltuth Hug and Thiia lived in Elgin until last full ; ilwlien she moved with her husband ;to McMinnville. : Tho Hugs return ed last Thursday from their trip, At theirlast meeting the Pythian Sisters, uf Elgin, decided to send .dish towels and dresser scarfs to rthe Pythian homo ut Vancouver, 5 "Nash. There are several children fin the homo from Elgin and .there liave been soino older people there .;Ut olhui' times. W. M. Tutor is preparing to f move to Southeastern Oregon in '4 tiio vicinity of I'arma, Jdaho. They plan to leave the latter part of this :l weok. making tho Uty by truck. 4 Tho family, has lived for several years on the foothill road norlh- west of Elgin and wilt bo greaLly j! missed from the community, C. 1C. 1itUo, manager of tho local MacMarr, store, attended the man agors' convention -in, . Walla -Walla The Otis Uuchanaii family plans to move to Alicel about the middle oE 'ih is month to maue their homo there for an indefinite time. Mr. Buchanan had been manager of the imbler grain warehouse before moving here and Jvd been cm ployed by Mr. Merritt at tho grain warehouse here. They have muae many friends during their resi dence here, who regret their leav ing. Mrs. J. J. Wagoner, of Summer villc, cunio to Elgin Saturday and assisted with the bazaar on that day, (.'lenient McKinnis and two daughters, of SummorviUo, were in Ji Grande, on business Saturday. Elgin's basketball teams lost both games with Enterprise players on Saturday night. At the bazaar on Saturday, Mrs. Anna Cnson, teacher at the Wil low creek school at llinchart, won the first prize, -a china berry set, Mrs. Henry Hug, of Elgin, the sec ond, an ice tea set and Mrs. Ida Sanderson, of Summcrvillo won the third, a water set. Tho Cecil Howard family of Ial Grande spent Sunday at the Julius Hug home. Mrs. Walter Stringham and Mrs. 11. Utile and son Hilly drove to La Grande Monday on business. Laurence Spencer, of Sumnier ville, mado a business trip to Elgin lust week. The members if the Presbyterian church held a pot luck supper fol lowed by a social evening in honor or Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 Foster who plan to leave soon to establish their home elsewhere. They expect to make a trip to the Willamette val ley where they will visit relatives and also to go to Yakima, Wash., for some time. While here, they (. have been very prominent in the " work of tlie church as have their two daughters, Fa ye and Dona who uro now attending college;. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bcndshadler of Cricket Elat drove to La Grande Monday afternoon. Mrs. llend Hhadler will stay for some time with her sister, Mrs. Claude Hoi-1 brook. Mrs. W. l' Hug, her moth er who has been slaying there for) the last week came home wiih Mr. j Itend.vlnuller. Mrs. lWnal Hug and Mrs. Lynn Hill made tho trip also, j Mrs. Earl Chandler and Mrs. K. ; E. Jlarman went to Ia Grande oil! "V Tuesday on business connected ; with Ihe Women's club of which! Mrs. Chaudh-r is president. Work; is expected to begin soon on the; swinifng pool which the club is j sponsoring, Frank lloovi-r, of La Grande who j Jias been employed us grader at the i Pondosa pine box factory in Elgin, j sustained several broken bones In Jiis hand and forearm as a result j of his arm being caught In the ; roller at the factory. This hap-1 fened Monday morning and he ! Was taken to La Grande for X-ray; examination immediately Mrs. John Shelton, Mrs. Francis Miller and son, Kenneth, weru : Sunday visitors at tho Earl Chand- j lor home. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown nro moving to their old homo Ihlsj week from the house recently pgr cluisvd by Mr. Laura EMolt. 1'OHTLAND, Mar. 6 AP) O. M. P)u miner, secretary of the In ternational Livestock exposition, nounced Tuesday that T. U. Wil cox Jr., of Portland, has donated1 between $12,000 and $lu,uuo for a new poultry and pet building to be ! erected on the exposition grounds. 1 Tho now structure will adjoin the J. C. penney building and will i balaneo the building arrangement. Construction will start In a few days and tho building will be'; completed by Juno. It will be dedicated at this year's exposition, I Wilcox is president of the Ore- I gon Poultry and Pet association . ! Asa Keyes Will Enter San Quentin LOS ANGELES, Cal., Mar. 6 (AP Asa Keyes, former district attorney, announced ho would en- tor San Quontln prison next week to begin serving a fourteen year term for, bribery conspiracy. OltSTETltlCS ftlTiiXG GLViiN SALEM, Ore., Maiv 5 AP) I Physicians and surgeons, osteo pathic physicians, chiropractors i and naturopaths are all permitted to practice obstetrics under tho Oregon medical laws, says an opin ion by Attorney General Van Win kle. Inquiry was mado by Dr. Jo- t soph V. Wood, secretary of tho j state board of medical examiners. WILL VSE OIEEGOX WOOD SALKM, Ore., Mar. 5 AP) Oregon wood will be used Instead of manufactured steel office equip ment in the state office building, according to action taken today by tho state board of control. 2rv '? -v Don't neglect a COLD DISTRESSING cold in chest or throat that so often leads to something serious Rcnerally responds to Bood old Mustcrole with the first ap plication. Should be more effective if used once every hour for five hours. Working like the trained hands of a masseur, this famous blend of oil of rntjsturaV camnlwty"wnthol ajitkotlwti;, helpful ingredients brings relief natur-' ally. It penetrates and stimulates blood circulation, helps to draw out infection and pain. Used by millions for 20 years. Kccominended by doctors and nurses. KccpMusterole handy jarsand tubes. To Mothers Mustcrole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Chil dren's Musterole. 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