La Grande evening observer., June 17, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Tuesday, June 17, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSfcftVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Km
if LOCAL D3DQDIEirir
i
r
News r Di-iilh .
Nuws has been ri'i'tivt'iU here of
the death of James Huhn, cousin
of Mrs. William Comlit, in I'ort
land yesterday. William C'ondit.
who went to Kuene previously to
In ins his daughter. Murjoric, back
from tho University of Oreson,
was to stop over in Portland for
tho funeraC and then return Wed-m-May.
To VUil 1 1 rii'
Air. and .Mr. Krank Wrijfht and
''nuKhtrr, Frances, of i'uyullup,
Wa.sl)., are expected to arrive here
tomorrow , and will be house pnesls
for the day at the home of Miss
M a rtfaret A nson and i ra. Turner
Oliver. .Mr. and Mrs. WriKht are
former residents of. Ja. Grande
ami have many friends here.
i.'uw Wrerkrd
'An automobile, registered to Joe
Stoop, was wrecked near Island
city Sunday night, the fnachlnc
riinnluir into a telephone pole and
then crashing into a tree, police
officer:! say. No reports were
madu of any injuries.
I. ions Meet
Tho regular Monday luncheon
of the I. Ions club was held yester
day at tho Sacajawea Inn. A re
port was made on the annual
t lection, which was published
previously lit Tho Observer.
;.-i,,.,l
Leo Wentenskow.paid a fine -of
2.fi0 in city court' lust niht. The
eharKo was parking too long In a
loading zone.
M.vpeeted Homo
Donald Sanies, 10 -year-old son
of Mr. and Mrn. liert Uarnes, who
was severely injured when struck
by an automobile early last fall,
is expected back in I-a (i ran tie
Wednesday evenirc. Donald was
taken to the Shriner's hospital in
Portland last February and has
been there since then for treat
ments, and Is now practically re
covered. Donald's aunt, Mrs. C. C.
Parker, left last night by car for
Portland and Donald will return
with Iter on Wednesday.
To California
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Nicderer
left Friday for linker and were
I joined there by their daughter and
I her husband. Mr. and Mrs. AV. Met-
calf, and on Saturday the two fam
ilies left for California where they
will visit friends and relatives, until
July 1st. At l.ovs Angeles Mrs.
Xiederer will K'isit with another
daughter. Their trip is being made
I made by ear.
ijj To Portland
I The Misses tildaAnthony and
Ida McMeckin ate leaving for Port
land today. On' their return next
Sunday they will bo accompanied
by Mrs. Oscar Uerger and her
daughter. Mrs. KnmkVoiider. A he,
if oi Drentwood, Cal.
YMUiil lint;
.Mr. and .Mrs. Price Podd and son
J silly, accompanied by Mrs. lynn
Si.vnford, all of Spokane, AVash.,
viafiied in Ui Grande over the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Oliver. Mrs. Podd and Mrs.
Stanford are nieces of Mrs. Oliver.
To Corvallis -'
Mrs, .T. K. Charlton and dnugh
ler Ivv. hnvo gone to Corvallis
where Miss Charlton will attend
the summer session. Mrs. Charlton
will stay thero for several weeks
. beforo returning to La Crundo.
Week at Kntn prise
Mrs. 10. Ij. Kdwards is spending
the week at Knterpriso visiting
with her sister,, Mrs. Zuugg.
Vlsitor.4 Here
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill, her sis-
Jer. Mrs. V. A. 1111 iott, of Salem,
ind ft cousin, Mrs. Ford Oarlock,
if Modesta, Cal., arrived In La
Irande Sunday from Salem where
1 v attended the funeral services
r Mr. Klliott. Mrs. Oarlock and
vrs. Klliott are -house guests at the
..Till home. . ,J
Iteturitetl Home s
Mr. and Mrs. Merlon Childers
have returned from a several
weeks honeymoon trip to Seattle
and A'ancouver. ,
Fi im Will town
Mr. and Afrs. Ward Kviins, o
Wallowa, were business visitors in
l.a Grande Monday. Mr. Kvans
Is superintendent of the mill ut
Wallowa.
Visiting Here '
Mrs. Mary M. PeterHOn, mother
of Mrs. L. M. AVard, of this city,
and Mrs. Ward's duughter, Mrs.
Helen Stevon, nnd two children, J.
AVard and AVaren S., nil of Salt
Lake City, urrtved InI-a Grande
Sunday morning to spend six weeks
visiting In Union and .Wallowa
counties and viewing the see nary of
Eastern Oregon with "which they
are delighted. Mm. Stevens, who
is a sister of Mln Myrna AVard, is
a prominent musician,' and often
plays on radio programs from KSL.
Vacation Tri '
Mir. H. H. Trowbridge and her
sister, Miss Helen J onncl)y, of
Nampa, left Sunday on a vacation
trip to Vancouver, H. t with stop3
at Portland and Seattle.
iltetnrued From 1'ortland "."
Mrs. J. V. O'Connel, her daugh
ter, Mr. J. H. Griffin, of Seattle.
: and the lato Mr. O'Connors brother
j Robert O'Connel, of California, ar
. rived In La Grande Sunday where
jMrs; Griffin nnd Mr. O'Connel will
jbo guests at tho O'Connel home.
She will visit here for about a oek
and he plans to remain for several
days. , J- ,
Sunday Outing
Mr. and Mrs. Orvillo H. Davis
and Mi-, nnd Mrs. Hus Chad wick
spent Sunday at Looking Glass."
Tonsil Operation
Verne Kalley, son of Mrs. Ford
Halley, of Wallowa, Is improving
following an operation Saturday
for the removal of his tonsils and
adenoids. He is at the home of
M.r& 1-1 a Hoy's sister. Mrs. Lee Kim
bey, at 181 X X avenue.
From "Welscr '
Mrs? A. K, Gibbons, of AVciser,
Idaho, is visiting In La Grando at
tho home of O. C. Osborn. Mrs.
Gibbons Is also visiting with her
son, who is ill at the Grando
Hondo hospital. She expects to re
turn to her home tommorrow.
Visiting
, Miss Tressia Shoesmlth, of
Baker, Is visiting in La Grande at
the homo of O. C. Osborn,
Miss Arcrnona Osborn has re
turned to Haker, after visiting in
La Grando with relatives.
UVi'Lmt.l nl W'nllnwii l.iiki
Miss Ketty Jackson and Miss jTw J"1'1'
Kthel Langley were guests of Miss
Myrtle Wilcoek and Miss Louise
Uarnett over the weekend at Wal
lowa lake.
Homo Fronv Hospital i..1: ' "' ,
At Kiilei-nrisc Mrs. Fred. Koberts, who, under:
Mr- L. A. Stringham spent th'o.went a goiter operation reqentiy
weekend visiting her daughter, I at. the Grando Hondo hospital, is
Mrs. August Zaugg. ut Knterpriso. now at her home.at 1510 L avenue;
Mr. Zaugg. who recently fractured,' ' . .
his leg. will bo able tu'leavo the 'Keliiriietl; Yesterday :' ".'.' 'V '
hospital AVednesday, j airs. Doylo Zimmerman, Mrs. J.-
R.t Llewlellyn small son. Jack-,-drove
liomc Monday from Fort-
land. Mrs. Zimmerman has been
thero for tho past week , visiting
friends. . ,
Lcft'ThU Morulnjf . .
Misses Anna and Jane St ah go
left this morning driving by way
of Portland and the coast to San
Francisco. Their parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Aug. J. Stange, aro leaving
Wednesday evening by train to
join their daughters In tho Cali
fornia city Friday. Mr. ttnd Mrs,
AVi 111am Slegrlst and . daughter
Judy will also meet thorn in San
Francisco and the two families
will sail Saturday morning on the
Malolo on a four days voyage to
Honolulu, where they will make
a tour of tho Hawaiian Islands and
return to the. states about July 15.
Mr. Siungo will return home soon
after their arrival but Mrs. Stungc
and her .two . daughters will visit
In Los Angeles and California re
turning hero about' the first of
August. MJr. and Mrs. Siegrlsl
plan a trip to Salt Lako City and
Vellowstono park beforo coining,'
home.
Visiting Hero
Kdwln . Kirby, son of Ur. nnd
Mrs. K. 1L Kirby, lifts returned
homo from the University of Ore
gon, IClmo Llndholm, of Silver
ton, is visiting at tho Kirby home
and expects to spend the summer
here. Hoth Mr. Kirby and Mr.
Lindholiii are students at tho U.
of O. and members of Alpha Vp
isllon, national fraternity...
i .
Froui Lewistou 4
H. J. AVilson, from Lewistou,
was In li Grande over the week
end visiting friends. .Mr. AVIIsop
Is manager of the Itoesch bottling
works in his new home, the same
business he was manager of while
a resident of this city.
I-Voiu Huntington
Kd Buchanan and Jack l.loyxl,
who are employed at Huntington,
were in La Grande Sunday.
From North Powder
O. 1". JJahlstrom. of North Pow
der, was in ha Grande Monday on
business.
Hot u m ed Home . '
Mrs. Leal Kusscll and Mrs. Aud
mer Playle havo returned from
Portland where they spent several
days last week. ".:--.-
Operation Today
Mrs. Clyde Hunting underwent a
septum operation this morning. She
is recovering at her home.
From Salem
Homer Smith Jr., of Salem, was
In I ., d. 1,. '.f,.,i
..t . viiuiiui; hi ijiui.I.y VIMIUIIg 1
friends. He is ft student at tho "
Lnlversity of Oi'egon.
Tonsil Oeration , , '
Little, Hilly Hico underwent an
operation yesterday ' morning for
the removal of his tonsils and adenoids.
Left tho Hospital'
Joo Stoop, who received treat-
Helui ncil Home meni at me uranuo itonue nospnat
Misi-.1J3etty. Jackson and Miss esie-1 TXi in u.;"to
Kthel J-angley havo -.'eturned. to ruenl' mluu., ,
thelr hotnb at .Arerldfan. Ida., after j
attending school at the Has! em t
Oregon Normal this year. They ,
expect to, return in .the tail.
'1
To Wallowa Ijike
Misn Judy Moore, Ali.-s LuIil
Grace Allen and Harold llerr drove
to AVallowa Lake and returned
Sunday .afternoon. : ...
J tela rued Froirt A neat Ion
Miss Gladys Smith has returned
to her work at tho J. C. l'euney
store after a two weeks vacation.
From linker
Mr. and Airs. Karl Koscnlmuin,
of ISaker, were Jja Grando visitors
Sunday seeing friends and relatives.
Iteturiied to AVork I
Charles Herring, who recently
underwent an operation at tho
Grande Hondo hospital, is back at
work as night clerk ut tho Saca
Jawea Inn.
Returned Homo
Mr. nnd Mrs. If. G. How and Mr.
and Mrs. John Heiighan, of San '
Fruucisco, arrived Sunday morning
from Portland where they attended
the Kose Festival. '
7 Dry Cleaned '
v Clothes.
i last longer:;
MAIN 56
Standard Laundi-y. Co.
"WUo Suvliig Slatlon"
I'.. IjiLii ('Uv
f .Mr. and line Kvan Thonnm left
,i:uurilny dIkIH tor Kiilt like City
ur ii two wockS Vii('atl(in trip. At
hi; cliiw: of Ills varntiun, ho will ro
Avi to lus wor'K in the J. C. Ponncy
t.iti-, but .Mrs. 'J nomas will spunu
ihi- suinnioi' at Salt J-iike City.
ICcfC-ivtV TrcatllH'nl
.M . Paulina Cchrin-, of lull!
snraco street, roct-lvcil treatment
at Hie Oraml'j Uonde hospital yesterday.
Ilrlurlllfi J1iiiihj
Mr. and .MrsC. '. Kllediic and
hvu flene antl Dan. have re-
I ... .,...- hnnm :it K:i ll Inl IIS. !
Wash., afn.f spentling several days p
in li lilantie visiiiiik aL me ii'.miu
..r .Mr. lOlledKes sister, Jlrs. Laura
Oliver.
Vl-itlri!: lien'
.Mr. and -Mrs. IJalton W. Miller,
I'oiiiann. ''ie usiunh ..n. .n
Hi i s. Thomas Uudge over the week-
.n.l.
(livtiiu: I'laci- Clumenl
The. I'.aptist Sunday strhool,
.whii li vva.l to have met tomorrow
nveniiiK at the Clark residence, tins
loon changed to the Riverside
, ).irk. .M"Mihers uiil assemhle at
ihe eliureli at 5 o'clock.
l.nlcreil the IH:spilal I
l:..y HaiTison. audit for the
i n.i:"i'.iati. has uor.e to Portland
tf. enter tiie Veterans ho: pital.
: IIIA LEE Plus
m -THWl Select Talking Shorts
ifli! ARCADE
Tit Sraid''
I-;. A. JL'rstnmn sptnt the wcek
tn nl Sr:..idf visitinff his wife
.Hid twet t hiUIren who are pend
in? a two weeks vacation there.
ev I'Mtliloyc
Harold Phillips, of ltulsc is a
iii-vv r:.p!'ye the I-'i (iramln
KitlkV store. He is peneral clerk
. i m I window decorulor for the
; e.i-. ' i'rt-": ... .
ill A -l iM
AVEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
LAST TIME TODAY
"Paraniount on Parade"
jNIYEaSPiPlCTljfiE
,0;vMAnY NOLAN
4"
GRANADA
m
WED. THIHS.
Now Playing
"THE LUMMOX"
From Ml m lOfQi) la
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Clark, of
Whtto Hear ,Mlnn., who attended
tho Northern l'aclflc Veterans Un
ion meeting In ForAand last week
end, nro visit inff friends In North
Fonder and .a (Jramle this week
Mr. Clark spent 4S years of ser
vice for the N. 1. The next con
vention will be held in June, 1931,
at Spokane, which they expect to
attend. While west these two
weeks they visited relatives in
l.ewlston, Flora, Eugene, l'endle
ton. Portland. North Powder and
here. Some day they plan to make
f!ielr homo In this city.
Uaby lnuiRliter
Mr, and Mirs. Elmer Miller, who
llvo on the Island City road, are
the parents of a baby daughter,
weighing seven and a half pounds,
born Juno 14.
To Portland
Mrs. K. U. Kirby left Sunday
night for Portland where sho met
her daughter, M-nrJorie. They nro
spending several days In tho Hose
City beforo returning home.
i.
Iloro Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. A 'ex Mael'herson
and their niece, Ilss Nancy Nich
ols, stopped hero yesterday to
visit Mr. MhePherson's brother,
James MjacPherson, and family.
They are on their way to Crater will probably bo ablo to go homo
Lake on a vacation trip, in another week. It is reported.
Illness
Jimmlo MacPherson. aon of Mr.
and Mrs. James MacPherson, who
has been 111 for Be vera I days due
to tho flu, is Just nbotit the same.
To Still Hi
Mrs. l.ydia Hoe left on No. 23
last night on her way to Seattle
to visit her sister, Miss Mary Mil
ler, who Is 111. ,
Visited Filemls
Miss jiucillo Davis, from Enter
prise, spent Monday in Ea Grande
on business nnd visiting friends.
Vacation Trlih
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Suydam
have gone to Cambridgo to upend
a two weeka vacation.
To Portland
Air. and Mrs. G, V. Haleliff left
last night pn No. 23 for Portland
whero they will spend several days
on business.
Over Night News
Ily Tho Associated Press
Domestic
Washington ltepublleans ac
cept challenge of democrats to
make tariff the issue in November
congressional elections.
New York General . level of
slock prices drop to lowest point
since crash last fall.
Portland, Mo. Congressman
While defeats Hrewster for repub
lican senatorial nomination.
Washington Payments by for
eign governments and $117,141.518
to federal funds, assuring surplus
In treasury at end of Hoover's lirsl
full fiscal year.
New York Transatlantic liners
speed" up to reach port before tar
iff bill is signed.
Portland An unidentified rob.
bcr obtained about 950 In tho
homo of Eli da. Eegvold from
purses while' a party was in pro
gress.
G.
W. JOSEPH'S
BODY TAKEN
TO PORTLAND
(Contloued from rage Oae) .
party from Camp Clatsop, whero
tho republican nominee for gover
nor tiled, to Astoria.
DISBARMENT OF
JOSEPH ABATED
BY HIGH COURT
(Continued from Pago One)
cnminllteemun, so therefore., Mr.
reurn poinlH out. thero Ih no (iuch
tlon aM lo which Ik (nullified to uet.
Operation. j
-Mrs. I'Vedn Adiinm. at 1415 U
avenue, who underwent tin opera- 1
tlon liidt Friday at tho Grande I
Hondo hospital for the removnl of
her appendix. Is Improvin-; and
Expert Hat
Cleunino; 75c at
ANGEL'S
SHOE
SHINING
I'ARLOIt
CHEAP LETTER HEADS -
I Never 1)U1 nncl Nover Will I
I I o AnylKMly Any (ioad. Hicy I
: I nro Just Iiiko Dirty CollArs. I
; A.sk for Snniplia of Iiclter I
; liCtH'r Ilrads I
I NELSON I
: I Opposite Post Office I
You,
Too, Can Eiijdy
apPEED low mm
iTy . - : OF THE
aOTFOINTT
ELECTRIC
RANGES
HOTPOINT SCOOPS THE COUNTRY WITH A NEW ALL
WHITE ENAMEL MODEL, SO LOW PRICED YOU CAN
OWN IT FOR
yyyyy;. i '
V s "
0NLY4o9S D0WN
$109.95 ON OUR FLOOR
$8.52 MONTHLY
COMPLETELY INSTALLED WIRING INCLUDED
HOTPOINT QUALITY
THROUGHOUT
This new model is every inch a Holpoint. Notice the trim, mod
ern lines, the smooth surfaces un marred by bolts and screws.
Those Rleaminj,' while surfaces will always be smooth and lovely.
These are of baked enamel that will not chip or crack and they
are as easy to clean as a China plate. Then the oven, it is spacious,
and lined with easily cleaned, and rustless blue enamel.
But the real lest comes in service, and here Hotpoint scores 100.
This Hotpoint is fast .at the turn of a switch you have red, glow
ing; heat. Hotpoint cooking is cheap the average fuel bill on our
lines is $3.75 a month. Lastly, Hotpoint cooking is certain, cool,
clean.
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE
EAS
LIGHT AND POWER CO.
COOK BY WIRE
m
V