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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1933)
Thursday, July 6, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. EA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five ' LDCAIL BED Elf JT ' the guest of her mother, Mrs, Lapham. Oma VlKlt Here r Mrs. Lulu Treanor. Mr. and Mrs. Irl Treanor and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kirk wood and son, all of Freewater, spent the Fourth of July at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A McNees In La Grande. " Contractor litre V. J. Applegate, prominent road contractor, of Spokane, transacted business In La Grande Tuesday. He Is a member of the Clifton-Apple-gate Construction company. Visiting Parents Mrs. R. Lenoir and daughter, Al drey Clark, of Portland ore visiting Mrs. Lenoir's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Carter. Ends Visit Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, of La Grande, has returned, from Portland where she visited her brother, James L. Hull. Mr, Hall formerly resided at Pendleton and was for many years a stockman there. Mrs. Sullivan al60 Is a former resident of Pendleton. To Wallowa Luke . Roy B. Curry and Cecil Myrlck were among those who spent the Fourth of July at Wallowa Lake. On Coast Trip Mrs. BaTbara Cochran left Monday afternoon for Portland, Seattle and Victoria, B. C. She plans to take the boat at Victoria and then go to San .Francisco en route to Stanford university for a visit. Mrs. Cochran Is the daughter-in-law of Mr. and R3rs, George T. Cochran and has many friends In La Grande. To Visit Aunt Miss Marian Webb left Wednesday for Baker to spend the weekend visit-, ing her aunt, Mrs. H. D. McDonald. Niihul Operation G. W. Vernon, of La Grande, under went a nasal operation this morning at the Bouvy hospital. Keturu to Home Mrs. August cummlngs and baby daughter left the Granda Rondo hos pital today and returned to their home. The baby was born at the hospltai on July 3. To Portland Miss Isabella Oeddes, sister of Mrs. M. M. Miller, let here recently for Portland for an Indefinite visit. Cove Now Leads In Union-Wallowa County Standings KllUs Visit . S. O. Ntmfl, of Jerome, Idaho, who has been vl<ing his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ana Mrs, E. O. Shell worth, left tills morning to visit In Portland. Culled to Yakima Dick Culley, barber at the Colonial Beauty shop, has been called to Yak ima, Wash., by an Illness In his family. Visiting Here Mrs. R, D. Scott and daughter, Miss Morels, are In La Grande for a two weeks visit with Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ebell. They make their home at Shelton, Wash. Mrs. Scott was formerly Miss Edith Ebell. DR. LEE BOUVY RETURNS HOME or; Lee B. Bouvy, eyo, ear. nose and throat specialist, returned yes terday from San Francisco and Los Angeles where ho spent a week at tending medical meetings and clinics. Ho returned via Salt Lake City. ELKS TO MEET THIS EVENING The Elks will hold the July meet ing this evening at 8 o'clock at the Elks temple, with Exalted Ruler B. E Williamson presiding. Only one meet ing will he held each month during the summer. Regular business will be transacted. League standings Name W. Cove ...... 7 Pleas. Grove Orange .... 6 Island City 8 Elgin 4 La Grande 4 Allcel 1 Pet. .876 .867 .714 .600 .444 .111 VISITS HERE TO DISCUSS CONFERENCE Go To Ileppner Mr. and Mrs. W. L. LaDuslre, of La Grande, motored to Heppner to spend the Fourth of July holidays with the la Iter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Turner. COUNTY COURT STILL A T WORK Investigate Accident J. D. Sommers,v local Insurance man, loft yesterday for Pendleton to Investigate an automobile accident which occurred Tuesday on the state highway. 1 From Ontario Among the visitors In La Grande Tuesday was J. B. Adrian, of On tario, Ore. Hero July Fourth v v Mr. and Mrs. Park Taylor, former ly of La Grande, but now residing at Hereford, were here for a visit over the Fourth with his mother, Mrs. H. H. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor will be re membered as Anna Laura Lee, a for mer High school instructor, and Mr. Taylor was in business here, prior to their moving to Western Oregon, The second day of the county court's July session found the com missioners Btill .busy with routine matters, to which this morning wat devoted. The session will come to an end this afternoon. JED ALLEN IS TRANSFERRED Visits Parents Mrs. B. W. CUngan, of Newark. N, J., a former Walla Walla musician, la in La Grande visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Smith. Guest of Mother Mrs. Douglas Klein; of Salem, is spending the week in La Grande as Jed Alien, former assistant man- agor of Montgomery Ward and com j pany of La Grande, left this morning for Walla Walla where he will occupy the same position in the company store there. He plans to return to La Grande Sunday to take Mrs. Allen , and their son to their new home. , Where Price is Right and the Quality Never Varies! FOWLERS HOME FROM PORTLAND dJ EE ,9S Phone Main 759 Of Course! We Deliver o a Cor. Cedar & Washington String Beans 5c Choice, Tender, Fresh Pick aSBBB0B RAISINS 2-lb. 19r Pkg. 1C Cauliflower Good Size 1 A Head -.: UC CAMAY Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Fowler re turned. Wednesday from Portland where they spent the weekend visit ing relatives. They were accompanied by Mrs. George Mclntyre, Miss Janet Mclityrc, her1 daughter, who haq vis. ittd in Portland since February, and Miss Jean Devine. Miss Devlne also spent the weekend in Portland. Teams In the 'Union -Wallowa counv ty baseball league, Idle on the Fourth of July, are making preparations this week for resumption of operations on new fronts next Sunday. The Sunday schedule has not been announced but It is expected that all six teams will see action. Last Sunday the Cove Cherry Pick ers staged another one of their fa mous baseball -trade meet exhibitions anH mrMu4 Inin ffrirf Yilnfn Iw llmt. Chieftains dropped from the league, leaving the affair with but six teams, as when the season started, Imbler and Island City, vacationed. The score or the uove-Kigin game follows: Score: . .. B- H, K. wove - 27 36 S Elgin 1 4 Batteries: Cove Hereford and Mur chlson, Alexander. Elgin Bar nhart. Knight, Ward and A. Phlppen. Dr. W, Li, Van Nuya, of Portland, field representative of the board of Christian education of the Preebytor ian church, was in La Grande Wed nesday night in conference with Rev. J. door go Wnlss, pastor of the Pres byterian church and member of the committee of the Grande Ronde pros byte ry, and a group of young people in the Interests of the young peopled conference which will be held near Las tine. The camp will open, on July 31 for one week. Dr, Van Nuys loft La Grande for Baker. WOODSHED FIRE EXTINGUISHED SWIM CLASSES ARE POSTPONED Becauso of the death of Mr. Boerk gren, proprietor of the Cove swim ming pool, no mbre Red Cross swim ming classes will be held there this week. They will be resumed nfxt. Monday. Misses Myrtlo Hoyt and Marguerite Klopfeustein are In charge of the classes. A. B. CHERRY'S HAND INJURED A. B. Cherry received an injury to his hand recently when the cowl ol his car fell on It. X-ray pictures were taken at the Grande Ronre hos pital where it was found that the injury was not serious. . Tho fire department waa called to j 1418 Y avonue at 4:15 o'clock yt-j torday afternoon to extinguish a flrej in a woodshed at tho Charles Sam uelson home. About $16 damage was done, It is reported. The flro Is believed to liave started from burning trash. Thirty-five gal lons of chemicals were used to ex tinguish the blaze. MISS FEINEY HAS OPERATION 1 Miss Dorothy Felney mderwont a major operation at tho Grande Rondo hospital. Miss' Felney lives In La Grande. MAJOR LONEY VISITS BAKER MRS. CHILDERS IS IMPROVING Mrs. Alda Chllders, who has been all at her home for some time,, s reported' to be improve -. '' ). Mojor Andrew Loncy Sr., of the Salvation Army, accompanied by 3apt. and Mrs. Ivarson, also of La Grande, will attend a rally at the Salvation army hall in Baker tonight. Major Loney will speak and Capt. and Mrs. Ivarson will furnish the music. Sir Isaac NewtorTs -library con tained no humorous books, wo are told. Gravity, of course,,- was more to his taste. Punch (London).1 i 1 ii Per Cake the soap of beautiful women 5c Garden Patch. ' m r corn 4wzyc Small Size Cans P & G White Naptha Soap more women use it than any other 10 Bars 33c POWDERED SUGAR 4 lbs. 29c o Cliquot Club Ginger Ale I'lnt Size 2 for 27c PORK & BEANS Small Size Caiw 5c Sugar 10 lbs. 59c Dripolators Make Better 7C Coffee - - Jt Picnic Meats A fine variety of finely cured meats for lunches. Loin Steaks Choice Cuts and Tender, per lb... 9c 5c Certo Head For best Jams & Jellies Rice 2 Bottles 49C Per Lb FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR! BUY NOW BEFORE THE RISE! STONEKINGS GROCERY ' Melville Bldg. Atlai P. S. Grapefruit SSs1 29c q f 11 cuiiianio kjunuj i tn.iv Tomatoes 3 S2L..... 39c P&GSoap The White Naptha lOlSars 33C Order Your Canning SUGAR 10 lbs. 100 lbs. 59c $5.75 Delivered Free in City OXYDOL Large ,, Package 50 more suds means 47 less work 230 GKSOli tin MARKET Adjoining Safeway Store No. 16 Formerly Pay 'n Takit Corner Adams & Hemlock Mutton Stew 4rl Weiners, lb. 15c Leg o' Mutton i&incy Young Mutton 12? Mutton Chops i oi J Ask for one of our fancy ' Sirloin Steaks they are delicious. Pork Steak r Roast We have a large assort ment of lunch meats and pickles. al ihe soap of beautiful women Each .... 5c 50 more suds means 47 less work Lg. Pk. 23c Ivory Soap 3, 17c Guest Ivory 6,o,t25c Ivory Flakes "ffr 23c rflillCA Mokes Clothes Last r 4 Q VHIjJaU Longer. I.AIMiB I'Kfl. 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