La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 17, 1932, City Edition, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October 17, 1932 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ;' li JOSEPH v PERSONALS 9t44 A Hy Mrs. MaUla HteveiiMm ( (pbservcr. Correspondent) " " JOSEPH '(Special) Mr. and Mrs. Bergluii ;Gaullce, of Ontario. Mr. and , Mn. Martin t. Perslng, of Tacomn. l and, Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Onulke. ol Big Sheep creek,' mode up a hunt-! lng party going to Snake river' can- 1 yon. Mrs. Selwyn daulke was sue- ,' cessrui in getting a aeer, ivir. uu Mrs. Perslng and baby daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Berglus Oaulko lert Sunday lor their homes. ' ' Nato Tryon is In town after an ab sence rof two years spent ' on the Snake river, working for Trlppccr and Johnson. " ' ' ' James Magruder, local druggist, was taken very sick with a hemorrhage of tho nose Thursday. A physician was called arid he was taken to the Fleshner hospital at Joseph. 1 'The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met with the new president; Mri. J. L. Searcy. Friday afternoon. Oho verse of "Blest Be the Tie" was surig and Mrs. Metzgor read the Twenty-eighth psalm. ' It was voted to liold a 'cooked food sale and bazar some time In December. The hostess served ' doughnuts end cof fee.' " ' ' ,;"'" : Mr. and Mrs. James Powers of San Dlcgo, Oil., are here visiting relotlves and friends. Mrs. Powers was Viola Meek, of Prairie creek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meek, pioneers of, tho county. The visitors will leave Tuesday for Portland to visit a daugh ter for two weeks and then go. on south. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter re ceived a telegram Friday i morning t.iiinu of tho birth of a daughter to Mr.-snd Mrs.' Clarence Carpenter, of Oregon City. F?le Fleonor and Mrs. Marvel Mur- were 2rrleJ Wednesday by ncv. ray were marr.u Weston F. Shields, of Enterprise. Thad Mead ond Frank Winston wro 'OUt.dcer huntlnit last week. Clovo Sandlin was bacjiy Injured on the highway iwhen the horse ne was riding was struck by a our driven by Earl winders, Mr. Sandlin was treated I by a local doctor and founu not as..- gorously 'Injured. ,; , ;f .. .,, ; . Bov.: Wllford O. Hurley Is holding services, ttt IK;. Josopn-s uainono church this. week. ; Mr. ond Mrs. J. W. Barkor have moved into the Lois Meek;Betts houso near tho depot, In order that their "HiiriniV'nia.v attend school. A Jolly 1 crowd - gatbercq ana wcni the undersigned has been appointed out to charivari MV and Mrs. War- by tha County Court of tho State or ren Boner, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boner Oregon for Union County, as tho Exc ond Mr. and Mrs. Erie Meaner. They cutrlx ot th0 Eatato of Frederick' B. had Some difficulty.. Muling the now- willcock. deceased. All persons hav lywcds but did not glvp up until ,2 ing claims against tho Bald estate aro o'clock in the morning. , , hereby directed to present them to Mr. end Mrs. S.. T. Daggett, Mr. th(J undersigned with proper vouchors and Mrs. Bencher Daggett drove to therefor to the undorslgned, at ht. Pendleton Thursday and inct Mr. and orandc, Oregon, within six months Mrs. Oeorgo Daggett and Mr. and Mrs. from tl)0 dat0 ot thls ,lollc0 Rav Daecett and two children of . nutt rv.ttnr inth Portland. . They wore joined by Scott Dnggott, of Pendleton, and enjoycu a plcnio dinner. In tho evening they all drove to Joseph oxcept 8cott Dng gett, where Oeorgo and Ry and fam ilies will visit relatives. ; ' Mrs. Alvlra' Roup' drovo to Prairie creek Friday aiid. visited her boh, Elmer and family.' 'Mr. and Mrs. El - tnr Roud and two dailghtors, Oc ncva and Edna are leaving in two weekn for San picgo to make their Clyde Hamsey and Clifford Collins- worth, of Enterprise, and' Cheater Collingsworth, ot Joseph, went deer hunting tills week ond each got a buck. ' ; ". , ' FIND IT HERE Coiy for thl Colons ' tm by ! " - Till! I1KST YET Tho greatest values ever offored In Coffee Tables arid What-Not Sliclvoi are lipw on tho Extra Special Sale of Fine Locaucr and Oriental Designed Tables and shelves at $1.40 and 080. tho County Court of tlio State of Orn Eco the window display now at Klcii- gon for Union County,' administrator nrdson's Art and Qltt Shop. , ,of the cutalc of Iva C, Short, deceased. 10-17-3 t, and has qualified m such. AH pcr- '' ' " ' : . ,80ns having claims against said ea- Ourrlerv. Tablets ror stomach ",0 h" fllcl to present trouble at Moon Drug Co. 10-12-1 m the n"'o. verified ns required by law, ' ' 1 to the undersigned at the olflco of See us first If it's cleaning and pressing. Prices reduced. ZWEIFEL'S CLEANING Main 170 10-0-1 m. YOIJK I'ICTI HKS Will bo quickly and correctly from cd at tile ' most rcasunablo price at Richardson's Art and Olft Shop. Thy npcclallM In all klndB of picture work. 10-17-3 t. Moonto Agents for Currier's tablets. 10-12-1 111. NOTK'K TO CKI-'lllTOItM J NOT1CE 18 HEREBY GIVEN tllot ti.r. ,,,inrii i,a !, .,,i,,, uy tho County Court or the Stole or Oregon Tor Union County, as the Exe cutrlx or tlio Estate of Susan C. Zuber, deceased. All persons having claims, against the Bald estate arc hereby directed to present them to the undesigned with proper vouchers thcrctor to the undersigned, at La Grande, Oregon, within six months lrom the dato or Hits Notice. Dated Oct. 17th. 1932. DOROTHY M. NOYES. Executrix or the Estate ol Susan C. Zuber, de ceased. II. E. DIXON, Attorney ror Executrix, ; La Grande. Oregon. Oct. 17, 24. 31. Nov. 7, 14. Crony Crystals Drug Co. saie at Moon 10-12-1 m. MM, FOR rol'NTV WAKKANTS Union County .Oenerol Fund War rants, Scries 1032, Numbers 1303 tj 1031 inclusive, nro colled, nnd t.anie will be paid when presented nt in.. Ofrico or County Treasurer or Union County, Oregon. Interest ccoirki r..i old warrants orter dato of Oct. lo. 1032. ' FLORENCE BACON, Trenslirer of Union county, Oregon, 10-15-2 t. NOTK'K OK i'i.vL nKT ri.niK i oHce 13 iieroujr ' " '" undersigned has tiled with tho Coun. ty Court of Union County, Oregon. her rinal account as odmlnl-Hratrlx or the estate of Freeman A. Fortkr, do- OUT OUR WAY - - By J. R. Williams ; ' t i- : , . U i ; : OO 00 H i'm a Boiuoim' Xnhew hatwas . I. Good GawSh, f-tvus, -Tv-uwGr higher stovge.0 off -this. CURl.W , DOMT , 1 "TO PeRTecT TH' U MAWMiKj'FOflE OAU&HT, .EXPO&t WOOESeU 1 I HO.e. -r- OO WOO I 1 FiG&ERED IT VJAS, 1 r iHtiMw-i: i vVrtMT TO WAW ENE.MIE& , BUT WJUE.M 0.1-T'DOWM OuTft UlOME -TONlCirtT 7 1 MW HCbEe& -TAIL WAS SlCHT ,'TiV-L. AFTER . Buov-JEO OFF T DARK - TH6M..I-. THET HUMTiN- 5&fSOr4 TVIIKlK' W' MI&Ht Y .... , j,tui US. , .1 &,T HOME ,K! TH' ) SX & -LtfSi . u... ,- 'Wit ftnc'o kac'1 I ' o-.f?.vmiU.im. ,.,, . ; - yvJJ i jcxz.y- ivic . q IM2 ev hea sebvku: iwc. reo. u. s.pat: Crr. ) I 1 ceased; and said court has fixed Tuos- the 18tl, day of October r932 at ten o'clock a. in., at tho court room Qf ,,.(,, , t)le courthouse at ,ft Grande. Oregon, as the time and oacn for heurlnir inv and all ob- jcotlons to said final account and for final- settlement, and distribution of said estate. ' Dated and first published this 17th , ..... ..,. GLADYS M. FOBTIER, Amlnlstratrlx of tue Estate of Freeman M. For tlor, deceased. - -: , ,. COCHRAN A EBERHARD, Attorneys for Administratrix. .V' I ; Sept. 17-24. Oct. 1-8-16. NOTICIi TO f'HKDITOHH ' NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that gfg willcock, Executrix of tho Ejtate ol Frederick B. Willcock, , (1c- ceased. H. E. DIXON, Attorney for Executrix. La Orande, Oregon. Oct. 10, 17, 24, 31 and Nov. 7. NOTll'H (IF 1'INAI, HllAltlMl Notice lti hcrcbyrg!von: that' the un ",... ,.. ,,, ,, ,,,V m , Cmin,y ourfof Onion County. Oregon, has ."""" vombcr, 1032. at ten o'clock a. m.. at tho court' room ol said court In tho ! court home at L11 Orande, Unl County, Orogon, as tho time and place for hearing any and all objection!) to said final account, and for final set tlement and distribution of said cs tato. ' ' ' ' Dated and first published tills 10th day of October, 103-, CARRIE EMIOH, Executrix of the Es tate of John Sklller, Deceased. COCHRAN EBEIIHA11D, Attorneys for Executrix. ' ; Oct. 10, 17, 24, 31 nnd Nov. 7. NOTK'K T( CltliOITOKS Notlco la hereby given that tho un dcrslgned has boon duly appointed bj his attorneys, Green & Hess, ot u Orande, Oregon, within six mOntlM from the date hereof. ' Dated at La Orande. Oregon this 3rd clay or October. 1032. RlCHAltD A. SHANKS. Administrator or the Estate or Ivo C. Short, De ceased, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 21, 31. NOTK'K TO ClllllHTOIts Notice Is by tills given that tho un dersigned Stena Arnoltlus has been appointed by the County Court or tho State of Oregon, for union County executor 01 tno cuuuo or L-nrisiian 11. Arnoltlus. deceased; and that all per- 80118 ,mv""' d,llm" against the said estate should presiMit them duly verl- !lKlrnt ' "xl"'' La Ciramlc. Union County. Oregon, within six mouths from the daw or u '"f lW.mu at this nolle which Is on tho 17th day or October, 1032. SIENA ARNOLDUS. Executor, Lr. Grande, Oregon. Oct. 17, 24, 31. Nov. 7. MTV I III.ASI lll:il'S CAM. 1'Olt I'AYMKNT CITY Ol' I.A OIIAMIl: 1 I.MI'IIOVUMKNT HOMIS Notlco Is hereby given that tho treasurer or the City or La Grande, .Oregon, at the oHIco ot tho said city I treasurer, in the City or U Gr.nulo, .Oregon, will, on October 211th. io;ia. Il-edeem city or La Grande IMPROVE MENT BONDS numbered lrom num ber 200 to 237, Inclusive, dated Oc tober 20lh, 1U24 and payoblo October 211th, 1U34. payment being optional with the Clly of La Grande after Oc U.ber 2l)th, IU25. InlcHMl will cease on tho above do scribed bonds on October 20th, 1KIJ. Duletl at In Grande, Oregon. Octo ber nth, 11132. J. E. STEARNS, HecoKler-Treasurcr. . Clly ol La Grande, Oregon. Oct. 8, 15, 22. I.UI.MIMSTIIATOIt'M sil l'. Ol' 1.1SI1M . Notice Is by this given that pur snout to and In obedience of on order , . r, ,.,,., . ,,. ,., f 11,0 County tourt of tho stale of Oregon for Union county, made and entercu on me 10111 nay 01 Beptemoer, 1032, the undersigned administrator Jcct to a mortgage of about $18,000.00 of the crttate of Julius Fisher, do-'duo Pac. Coast Joint Stock' Land ceased, will sell at public auction to Bank; alio, ' the highest bidder Tor cash, on tho' Tho SWK of SE'4'and the E of 7th day of November, 1032, at 10 n. SE,4 ot Seotion 35, Township 1 South, m., at the ITont Door of tlio Court Kllllg0 40 E. W. M ; and, also, iiouao m vne uity or La uranue, un-; ion County. Oregon, all tho right, C8. tale title ond Interest the said Julius ! Fisher had at the time of his death. ahd oil the right, title and interest his cstutc. now lua In tho following ; described 1 cul prtmlses, towlt: I The E',i or NE'i or Section 10 and tho Wli of Section 20, township a South, llango 40 E. W. M., known a3 the ,400racro Hom Place of the dc ceased, subject to widow's ltoniestcan exemption; and the SE' of Section 21, nii:l tlio 8WJ1 ot NWV4 and tho W',i of SWJ4 of Section 22, Township 2 South, Range 40 E. W. M., all sub- Sidelights on Insull Case in Athens 11 uns in 1 no iitiuhin iirriiiRiie liitici, pU'i uiTtl tit tup. hi Athens, (ircciT, tlint Ha mm. Insull. Iiunkntit iiubllr utilities miiKiiatc, wiis nrrcslcd n( tlic ri'ifiit'st of Aiiirrlt'jtn ant lioilt Irs. , t utll th ipirst Inn ir Ills (tnnlltliMi Is ilci'hliMl he will itiikiIii tfrhnically hi tho ciis (titly of ('0101101 ltotur:,ilii.s, lower loll, fhlof of pnlloo tn Alhons. A cod I'd cohloKVJiin sont tn Insutl In AIIioih ludloatoil that tlio fugitive, may hitvo lulomlod In sook tho aid or Kir ttasll nharorf, lowoi rifiht. Annl-tinok llnaurler. ' Here Pupil rNs. te-wwhit ur Ono of tho first norsnn tn srwt Pirshlont llomor wlion lip nrrlrd In liimi inr his iw lulnos smoIi w:i Mi. Mr 1lmu 4;arnin, 73, his loiii'lirr nhrii lit Mas In tlir third gr. ilo, M10 mot the sorrlul tniln nl rt l.lhtrty, nnir hK Immr limn of os Hnim-h, and nulo mill the iirohlontlitl purly lo Hos .Mnlnos. Toiichrr and pu'U aro how 11 , tt'ume, , . Th0 E ot y,By nna tho N,a or SE,4 ot SMUon J7 anll mijommg traot beginning at the center of said section 17 tho boundary runs thence Wtt 20 rodS thence southerly Bb ro(is, thencc east 20 rods and thence norUl 80 i(xts to pincc or beglnnlnt'. all in Section 17 Township 5 South, Range 40 E. W. M.. oubject to State Land Board Mortgage of $1,000.00, 171 Vi acres. All In Union County, Oregon. Dated this 7th day of October, 1032. ELLA E. FISHER, Administrator, All- cel, Oregon. Oct. A, IS, 22, 20. Nov. 0. Is President PROMISE PERSONALS I By Mr, liertlia Curjier (Observer Correjpondent) -PROMISE! (Special) Luella Carper spent Tuesday night with ' he) tea cher, Mrs. Alice Smith.,. Frank Llndsey hua moved hia inm lly to the J. A. Ooud place. They have built a new house ou the plnco and Frank will farm the land the coming year.i ,. Melvin Carper went to Wallowa Sunday to consult a dontlst. .Fred, Melvin; Orval and Ivan Car per, Harvey ond Alvln McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore attended the dance at George Knight's at Eden Saturday evening. Harvey McDonald went home with Mri and Mrs. Roy Carper and visited until Monday nnd i the others returned home Sunday morning. , Rev. and Mrs. Trout and Mrs. Mary Thorp, 'of Wallowa, came in Friday evening. Mr. Trout, "the Christian minister of Wallowa,' preached, to a fair sized audience at the grange hull. They spent the night with Mrs, Nelltb Fleshman aiid returned .home Satur day evening. James Noregard was at Vesp-ar Hen del son's Wednesday getting a load of lumber. He . returned ' to "Wallowa Thursday. "' ( T' , . Roy, Henderson was putting up a log barn, the first of the week. Lowell Foot-berg, of Eiiterprlsa, is visiting friends here this week. jKrnest Johnson, one of the county commissioners, and Mr, Walker, coun ty engineer, were at Promise tho first of tho .week r consulting with J.-' W. Carper, local road -boss, concerning the road-work. George Boyd, of - Lower Valiey, brought in the threshing machine am Mrs. Trout, of -Wallowat-for -Portland threshed Henry Snuffer's' grain "the 'and will visit a few days with rela first pf .thp week. .. . , ' tlves in Oregon City. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Barton and - ... . . ' , . , , j . . I Mrs. J. W. Burton received a letter rH nZ "hr. T r l,rom Mrs. Arthur Wallape at Condon Earl Haney .home .Sunday.. , ; Tuesd atntl tnt the of Ar. Mrs. Bertha Oarpor.vi.lted Thurs- ' J ttther where' they rWeY6 '.'.tty' ".".li F VP J," f1"6"01"' laying wni completely destroyed by Mrs. L lo Garret who haa been re8d' the family jurt 'eseapd With quite ill. Her huabaml took; her to U)e on,-everythlng Wallowa Monday to consult a physl- e)se burned . clan. She 1b eomo botter but the- ' ' - are still at Wallowa to be near the1 Obo Swearlngen was nt Jarrett Ken. doctor ' . worthy's Friday helping the latter nd Word reached here Tue-Jday that Davla "x UP the Pinner and plane Mrs. Thomas Barton, of Payettevllle, some lumbcr for av't whlch " ln" W. Va., passed, away at the home or tcntl3 10 to rebuild a house on her daughter, Oct. 0. Mrs. Barton. hls Place- lived here for two years and has two Rev. P. G. Potter held preaching son3, Reuben and Edgar, here. She services at the Lower Powwatka had many friends' .In this locality school house laat Sunday going from whose sympathy goes out to the bor- there to Wallowa where he spent , caved family.'.,! . ' . few days beforo returning home. ' ; Mlsi Lola Gorbott and Lola John- David Garrett was at the sawmill son, or Lower Valley, visited at th Thursday getting a load or lumber, aorbclt home Sunday. Lola and Myra which he had purchased from Ben Gorbett left Monday with Rev. and Wheeler. S R Tr Si - , "V 4CeURACY is fundamental ((Modern systems of communication put a new meaning on the word "speed". Never before have news dispatches moved so rapidly. Newspaper readers' profit from faster, more comprehensive reports. ((The Associated Press utilizes these products of inventive genius not only to speed its dispatches. Far more significant are the modern facilities to provide readers of member newspapers with a better report of world happenings. ((News from once remote points now is handled directly and quickly by capable reporters. Staff writers are transported rapidly to tne scenes of important news events for first-hand observation. Each vital angle of important stories is gathered without delay from reliable sources. There is no dependence on round-about, inaccurate reports and rumors. (( The Associated Press dispatches have derived from modern speed a new perfection in accuracy,' completeness and reliability. ' . . The La Grande Evening Observer Attention! The Kunnel! ' ' i ) : .( ? !' ' mmmmmmmmtmmmmtm Miss Mary King Montgomery, above, Is a colonel, -suh. Shes an honorary of Kentucky's B. O. T. C. ' unit, chosen over, other, co-eds. And Ken tucky, takes Hs,(colpneJs seriously ,-rr when her picture appeared in a pho tographer's display an admirer broke lnp. the. Case and carried, it away.. & E D is 3 . WALLOWA PERSONALS y Mn. C, A. Hunter (Observer Correspondent) WALLOWA (Special) Th0 Wallowa Woman's club held the first meeting after recess Tuesduy at tho home of MI3. n.. W. AlCIVII12ie Wllfll U jjunm-n. luncheon was enjoyed by the mem bers at the neon hour. Following the lunchson, Mrs. C. L. Bales, president, presided at the business meeting. Mrs. J. C. Baird gave a report on the dls- trlct convention, which was nem re cently In La Grande and to which ohe wna a delegate. It was decided to serve a dinner on' election day and Mrs. K. W. McKlnzie was placed in charge of the dinner. New year books were given the members and plans for the year discussed. The next meeting will be on Oct. 25 at the home of Mrs. L. F. Allen. "The Clay's The Thing" was the title of the comedy presented at the gymnasium Tuesday by the F. F. A. class to a large audience' and pro nounced a decided success. Mr. and I Mrs, C. A. Thompson coached the play and the following students made up the cast: Tom Wlllet, Joe Johnson, Hollls Tulley, Phillip ' Couch, Max Hudson, Fred Bales, Hattte Roop, Ar thene Cray, Wilda McKenzle. Gene vlevo McCrae and Winona Johnson. During the intermissions, musical numbers were given by Mrs. GUlispie, Bonnie Jean Lovell and Arthur Thompson. The proceeds of the play will be used for the stock Judging team which left Friday' morning to tako part in the'F. F. A. work at the Pacific International in Portland. i . Melvin Gilllspie, Max Hudson and ! Freed Bales were the, boys who made! the trip to the Portland show. , Tom J Willett, state F. F. A. president and Mr'., and Mrs! C. A. Thompson went, with the team to Portland. ' ""' Wallowa High school girls' volley; ball team played a return game Thursday night with the Joseph team at Joseph and won a second 'victory , over the blue and yellow. The first i game of the season was played with Joseph on the Wallowa floor last week ond the local girls scored an eaay victory. The team was taken to Jo seph by the coach, Supt. :0. F. Camp bell, Mrs. J. B. Gregory and Miss Vir ginia Hunter. Members and friends of the Pres byterian church are planning a pot luck dinner together Sunday in tho church basement following the morn ing service. Sunday school children and their families are also invited to bring a covered dish and coie to tho dinner. , The condition of bunenn McLean, wlio has bsen very ill for two weekh, remains unchanged. He is suffering from Brlght's disease and while ho thrilling seemed to rally several days the first of the week, his general condition was not considered improved. Miss Lottie McCrae and Miss Lenoro McK! lints entertained the Faculty Bridge club at the home of Mi63 Mc Crae Wednesday evening. Three tables were arranged for cards and besides the hostesses those who enjoyed the party were the Mi3es Agatha Marvin, Esia Johnson, Lillian Dale, Ann Ku bel, Ruth Hayes. Melba Hanks, Esther Boughter, " Lucille Norton, Isabel Gcodnough and Virginia Hunter. At a la to hour light refreshments wer served by th0 hostesses assisted by Miss Mildred McCrae. The next meeting will be In two weeks with Miss Qoodnough and Miss Boughter as hostesses. Mrs. Earl Massey, of Warm Springs, and Mrs. Gladis Laremoro, of Port land, spent several days in Wallowa this week visiting their sister, Mrs, George Dale. They left for their homes Thursday. Dr. William Dale and Dr. Joe Mis ner, of Portland, arrived in Wallowa Monday to Join Dr. George Dale on their annual deer hunt. Grady MHIei Joined, the party ot Imnaha and the four men will spend ten days in tha mountains. Mrs. Joe Thompson left Thursday for an extended visit at her old homo in Naomi, West Virginia! Mr, and Mrs. F. H. Welnhard and faniily' motored to Dayton, Wash.. Sat urday to spend the weekend with relatives. Reld Cox returned " home Thursday from a motor trip to Portland and Eugene. He attended the Oregon Washington football game in Port land last Saturday. Have to Get Up ' at Night? Veal Promptly witfi Bladder " , ,', t- Irregularities : .. Are you bothered with blad der irregularities; burning, scanty or too frequent passage and getting up at night? 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