La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1932, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textporta, having been disabled by some rumt to accomplish, greater . re-1 -agent of tliia county, wtoo Teturnetl I tausincw.'! warned the dretqr, f 'IS? ,,w B(min---trollblfl.Aiv-i;i'fhji:iiy;v,AiliTl.ntiU -.initio SU..J.A f.V........ ftiLul.w a.. ,..r l. Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, January 1 1, 1932 j to do with the preliminaries con- WALLOWA PERSONALS i: ' iiy . C. Meek ? .i (Observer Correspondent) WALLOWA, Ore. (Special) F. A. 'Downing, of Leap, was busy the early port of the week breaking out a road 'from tals farm down Whiskey creek lto the Whiskey creek market road. This portion of the road does not 'havo much travel and required con siderable work before a car could pass over it. - Mr. and Mrs. TV M. Oastln and,sl"ftts frm T- A akke, of Whiskey daughter, Mrs. Mlna Litchfield and creek, recently. , ((1 ficial business the latter part of the week; ' ' Some of, the trappers In this com munity report some small catches of fur since the weather has become milder. Irvln Carlton, of Whiskey creek, reports the catch of two bad gers and a large coyote recently. Trappers report that badgers have i been slow m coming out this winter, but the few that have been cuught have had excellent pelts. ' Oscar Maxwell has been hauling some grain from the U. O. Couch farm In the hills to his farm in Mid dle vulley. Roy Oastln purchased 20 head .f Making Debut Is AH Thrills And Fun, Capital Deb Finds two small children, visited over the weekend at Mrs, Kate Gastln's. ' i i Misses Clarice and Lois Couch, who i attend High school here, went to their home at Leap over the weekend Tmd also attended the dance at Prank Walker's Saturday night. Wilfred Royster has been busy the past several days sawing wood forjEvan3t were visltors in town the lat u. w. Minor. ter part of the week. " numoer oi young lamos are re- A- w Johnson, who handles the ported among the farm flocks at both 'co-operative stock shipping from this the L. V. Lathrop and John Couch lend of the valley, was busy the latter farms at Leap. The lambs are said to ',mrt; of the wec loading out a car T. O. Johnson has been hauling and storing ice for a number of peo ple in tuwn. The Ice was cut at the Maxwell ponds west of town. Prank Graham, stock buyer of ET gln, was a business visitor Jn this county the latter part of the week, J. R. Williams and wire, of near be making a nice growth despite the winter weather. Sam Meek has been busy the past of fats hogs for the Portland market, Shipments have been somewhat lighter during the past few weeks, two weeks hauling up a supply pf ;and according to Mr. Johnson and wood from WhlBkcy creek. Sheriff A. B. Miller, of Enterprise, was lri this end of the, valley on of- FIVE minutes after you rub on Mustcrole your throat should begin to fcelless sore! Continue the treatment once every hour for Jive hours and iyou'11 be astonished at the relief. This famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other ingredt itnts brings relief naturally. Mustcrole , sets action because it is a "counter Irritant" not just a salve it pene 'tratcs and stimulates blood circulation f,and helps to draw out infection and pain. Used by millions for 20 years. Kecom " mended by doctors and nurses. . it To Mothers Mustcrole is also utnttde in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Chil dren's mustcrole. the larger part of the farmers have about cleaned their fattening pens. A dance was given nt the Prank Walker home in the Leap section the last of tho week, with a large crowd from the surrounding community and also a number Of you rig people from town attending. Reports from a number of those present tell of a very enjoyable evening. Birds' body temperature Is 108, whilo that of humans' is i)"8 degrees. (Editor's Note: Miss Jean Woodson, Washington debu tanto and author of the "Diary of a Dsb," has made her debut to capital society. In tho fol- . lowing she describes her coming out party and tells of the thrills it gave her,) My .lean Woodson WASHINGTON Well, it's all over. I've made my debut, hud my coming-out party. Now I'm Just one of tho "girls on the shelf." That's what they call us aftor we filldo over that dazzling peak the formal bow to society and retire to tho sidelines. My party came at the close of the deb season. I had attended dozens of others given by my girl friends. They vero all there In the great glittering ball rocm where I stood, tho somewhat dazed center of all tho festivities, All my deb friends gavo The little gifts as they came to greet me. Dozens of bouquets sent mi by other guests were banked be hind mo. I expected to be very nonchalant at my own comJng-cmt party and I didn't think I'd enjoy It very much. But I found myself getting as ex cited as a little girl on Christmas morning. Every one was so nice' to mo and I had so many compliments on my dress. It was of pale crchid-tlntcd satin with a little draped cape of purple -sequins across the back. It wasn't one of those sweet, slm plo and girlish dresses but was moro sophisticated and depended on lines and dr apings for its effect. I had rather a novel fan. It was of orchid colored feathers and real orchids and lilies of the valley were ; fastened to it. : ' vii ': Wl 1 I got a big thrill out of it all. Beyond the gay refreshment table with, its candles, red polnsettlas and white chrysanthemums I could see the dancing. Tho orchestra was playing all my favorite tunes. Presently Georgs Calvert, leader of tho Washington Bachelors' cotil lion, stood before mo bowing. He led me out on tho danco floor. Herd I was at my own coming-out party anu having a delightful time, I enjoyed it lots mora than I thought i l would. Mrs. Gann, sister of Vice PresI-1 deut Curtis, helped receive and she ! looked stunning In dark green vol- : vet. A number of distinguished pco- j pie were there. J Yet:, I can truthfully say It's great ' fun being a debutante. I'm not a bit : tired. ! Now that it 13 over I scarcely know what to do with the time on : my hands. The other debs feel the samo way. The little sub-debs who will come out next Ecoson already aio taking the center of the stage." ; What now? Marriage or a career? I haven't even thought of them. Just moro good times for a while at , least. , mm ' ... . 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