La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 29, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 Thursday, March 29, 1934 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Three ft Over The Valley Personals Miss 3cuvievo Adler haa toesn elected a tlie teacher of tlo Iowa fcchoo for wxA year. Genevieve, who la a graduate of the Eastern Oregon Normal, baa taught th Pumpkin Bldgc school tma year and very sue ccsslully, It is reported. Happy Hour Circle Members ol tha Happy Hour circle were guests Wednesday afternoon o( Mrs. Paul Kuauts at her home In the Iowa district. After a very short business meeting at which Mrs. Ralph Baker was chosen as the next host ess, tho tlrao was spent vial ting and quilting on Mrj. Knauta' "Dresden China Plate" quilt. Tho woi-Jt luid been started by - a group of Mrs. Knautz La Grande friends who were her guests the preceding day. At tho conclusion of the circle meeting, Mi's. Knautz served. lii Jesse Hulse, of tho Iowa district, prominent farmer and pioneer of the valley Is reported as being quite 111 at his home, having suffered an- I pthcr jrurt attack within tho last IVW UUJS. OhsiTvo Hlrdnla.vH A family dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gray on Lower Cove, observing the birthdays of Mr. Gray and eon, Ern est. At the dinner, table, which was a veritable "feast table" were the Lea Chtlders family, the . E. Miller fam ily, the Frank Conley family, the N. T. Gray family, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Conley, Mrs. George Miller Mrs. George Gray, Mrs. Earl Robinson and Mis Elsie Tucker. f'tilluvo Eatter Program The Sunday school In the Willow- f .- dale district held their Easter exer- clses last Sunday with an Easter pro- gram at the Sunday school hour and a sermon by Rev. Howard Smith. An Easter egg hunt for the children and a basket dinner and social hour fol lowed the service. Island Aid Sixteen members and four visitors, Mrs. Arthur Miller, of La Grande. Mrs. Claude Anson, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Fred Bowery, attended tho meet ing of the Island City Ladles Aid Thursday at tlus home of Mrs. Orlln Anson, Mrs. Rcba Davis, president, had charge of the business meeting and Mrs, W. H. Hertzog served as chaplain. It was decided to hold no more of the luncheons at tho pres- ;j em xune, om to pian xor tno annual ainner on election oay in may. iiie- flrst meeting for April will be hold at the home of Mrs. Mary Blokland. Mrs. Anson was assisted by. Mrs. Claude Anson and Mrs. Taylor when shd. served at tho close of tho meet ing.' Upturn Ho'mn " " Mr., and Mrs. George Brlokells have , returned to their home at Grants Pass following a visit of a week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. prank Wright In the Valeria dis trict. On tlie trip here they wcrj ac companied by Mr. Brickclls' niece. Miss Sylvla Brlckells. Make Many Improvements Royal "Borkgren, manager of tlie Cove swimming pool is announcing the formal opening of the pool on Sat urday, March 31. Thero will bo free swimming- nU' day Saturday. Antici pating the season, many splendid an Ch! L45-0 Value Eastern Oregon Light & Fewer Co. Stosiekisg's Grocery Open Evenings find Sundays ;l Swift's Laundry OQ i SOAP 10' bars - &OL MyffcwararamiJiiiwiuaaw Improvements have been madct at the resort. Minor improvements' havo been made In tlie bath-houses, the pool has been deepened In th cen ter, a now road has been constructed to the. picnic grounds, with a new bridge, and on the grounds a fine new shelter has been erected for use in due of rain. Water for drinking purposes has also been piped to the grounds. EveryohO la invited to the big opening on Saturday. Visiting 7 Mr. aud Mrs. Joe Bates, of Cald well, Ida., have been visiting among their relative and Irieuda in the val ley for a few days this, week. Thay came at this time (to attend ths fu neral of their cousin, Tom Calvin. Improved Mrs. Robert Kelly, oil east of Island City, who lias been 111 of the flu, Is reported as being some Improved. O-r Visit- Miss lone Love arrived in the val ley Saturday from Oakland. Col., and will make an Indefinite visit at the home of her father, J. B. Love, in the orchard district abovo Co to. ' Returns Home --- Mrs. Emma McDonald has returned to. her home in the Iowa district from Berkeley. Col., where she visited since before Christmas at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. McNabb and family. , In Wnllmvu Co. Frank McKonnon, who Is appraiser for the farm loan corporation, has been in Wallowa county working tho post week., i I.MMLKK PKHSONALS . $ - Dan Wcstenskow is here from Greoham, to look after his property Interests. Lollene, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, is recovering from pneumonia. Arthur Furman had tho misfortune to havo one finger seriously lnjuoocL wiiujo worklJig near the rock crusher Friday. It was necessary to amputate part of It. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hunt were vis ited Sunday by Mr. Hunt's brother, David, and Andrew Hagey, of Baker. The Trailbuilders of the lmbler Ward Primary held a welner roast and simper Friday evening at the home of Wilford Westenskow, honoring their son. Ronald, who is graduating from the Trailbuilders class. Jas. Burton, local Union Pacific agent reports a heavy increase Ir carload lug.? here the past year. On account of the Increased business lo cal shippers are hopeful that the depot will not bo closed six months each year as formerly, planned. Mr. Burton has carried on an Intensive campaign since coming here a year ago to convince shippers they should patronizo the railroad and Is pleased ip note that the past year tlie rail road hauled approximately 95 per cent of the outgoing freight whereas tho year before truck lines made heavy inroads on tho business,, liaulr Ing more than 80 per cent of the apples in addition to other products. Mrs. Harold Lyman, of La. Grande, spent tho- wcekond visiting Mr. and Cor. Washington and Cedar WE DELIVER "A Lower Priced Service Store" Popular at Eiuster Tinre mnm shouldi CARSTEN'S Sweet Flavor ' TJ A 1TCJ Half or Whole. llX.lTlkJ Per Pound, New 3 lbs. M0EN1NS MILK EADISKES and GREEN ONIONS Large ORANGES One Dozen Narcissus Free BEEF ROAST Pound Kellogg's ALL BRAN Spuds 2c J Mrs. Oscar Howell. Vrn Nebeker. of La Grande, was a weekend visitor at the Hans Wost enskow home. The M. I. A, Word honor stage will be held Thursday night. Three plays : "Tlie Friend of the Family" and "Wedding Presents" will be presented by the lmbler Ward and "Conflict" by Elgin. Winners will also be ae (octod in "Re-told Story" and M Men and Gleaner public sneaking and dancing. Winners In these events will compete against La Grande Sec ond Ward at lmbler Tuesday, Apr. 3 Vcrgella Bond, formerly of the Im- blor grade faculty and now a student at tho V. of O.. spent Saturday with Mrs. Mi la Stawart and other friends. lMO VKKSONALS Cecil Griggs lias leased the Enrl Balrd tract in West Union and will movo his family there tlie first week In April. They have been living, on tho Kuhn farm at the south end of Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sturgul. of Port land, have been visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Sturglll, Thoy plan to spend the summer here and at Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gipson, Miss Ed na Ccller and Col Gipson drove to Spokane Saturday to attend the fu neral of Mrs. Maude Undley, ulster of the Gipson brothers. Tho T. B. Bridge club met at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. L. 3. Terrall Friday evening where four tables were arranged for cards. High, scores wore mado by Mrs. D. H. Richards and F. N. Fox and consolation by Mrs. Tex Knight. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Barnard were guests of the club. Mrs. Nelly St M. Littler was host e.o to tlie Lucky Thirteen club Fri day afternoon ait a dessert bridge luncheon. Spring colors were carried out In tlie table setting. Mrs. Kay Coles won high score and Mrs. T. T. Cock consolation. ' Tho affirmative debating team in the high school, Elaine Hess nnd Bill Hawkins, debated the .Enterprise negative team hero Monday. These debates are practiCQ debates in prep aration for a contest with Hermls ton later on. Tho Ladles Aid of the Methodist church held an Easter party at the church Wednesday In. connection with their monthly business meet ing. During the program Mrs. Edith Phy gave, an account of hex trip to California and Eugene recently. Plans were made for the annual Easter bazaar to be held next Saturday af ternoon. Hostesses tor the afternoon wore Mrs, Louisa Burwell, Mrs. Lulu Ackley and- Mrs. Rachel Btdwell. BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, ENTERPRISE, JOSEPH and Way Points. Leave. La Grande, Dally 4:10 P. M, For PENDLETON, Way. Point, Leftve La-Crrande, Dally 10:30 A. It. T7. P. Stage Depot, 1308 Adams - i'hono MAIN' 48 Phone: Main 759 2 CANS $ Bchs. FOR DOZ. 1' LARGE PKG. ' h New Peas 3 lbs. I : 2c j FIND IT HERE ropy tor this Column wal b In by I . m. Ask ua how o obtain nn 98.50 guaranteed Hammond Electrio olock lor 23t. Moon Drug Co, 8-17-tf N. O. W. nunmnRo sale, Sat., Mar. 31. In Onu bullrtliia. 3-ao-a tp Ia Clrande Country Club RUMM.VliE SALE La Orande Xatet S.VTLKU.W. MARCH 31. 3-19-U tp B.VMKR PLANTS Hv you soen th new Kalouchoe plant all our atore? Our display of Easter plants Is worth a. vUlV to ou store. You. are welcome wliether you purchase or come to inspect and ad mire. Cherry' Florlote, Iivo. 3-38-3 t. Lady Esther Totletrlea at Moon Drug Co. 3-17-U Eustern Oregon Com maudcry No. 6, Knights Tunplar, wUl hold thelr rogular Easter service at the, Masonio liaU on Sunday', April 1st, at 12:30 o'clock. All resident, members and those holding membership, else where together with thclx ladles are urget to. be present, Following the service dinner will be served, and a. social hour spent re newing old and forming new aoqualn tancea among those present. Kindly attend II possible. 3-2a-4 t. Dry Box. Factory Wood. Large truck load delivered 5.50 per load. Tele phono orders collect. Pondosa Pine Lumbe.' Co., Elgin, Ore. 3-20-3 t. SUKt'lAL 32-plece sets, of fine dliuicrware on Special Sale now for only $3.48 at Richardson's Art ajid Oift Shop. ' It WILL pay you. to see theso if you are In need of a dinner or breakfast set. It's perfectly disgusting to be envious of those disgustingly perfect things only scads of money can. buy. But here's one solace; Everyone can have the very best of coffee. Did you know that? Hills Bros. Goffee is made of the very finest green coffees, obtainable, roasted to perfection by an exclusive process. Yet here's the welcome news about this notable coffee. Its rich; flavor is so much more abundant, actually; the cost per cup is no more (in many cases, even less) than "bargain coun- . ter" coffees. Tho taste is so much better; and the economy is belter, too, with Hills Bros. Coffee. Order some today. Two now attractive open stock pat terns are being featurod on this are ola now at Richardson's Art and OUt Shop. 3-83-t r. Crazy Crystal at Moon Drug Co. S-IV-M Buy your children's Raster outfit at ..NORTON'S K1UIIV SHOP. 3-39-3 t. COVE HWI.MM1NO POOL opens Mar. 31 with i'ree swimming that one day. 3-28-3 tp. ANNUAL COOKED FOOD S.VI.H American Legion Auxiliary, next to QrwKlo Ronde Meat Co.. Saturday, Mar. 31. 3-38-3 t. RASTER FLOWERS Roses, Gardenias, Violets, Oladl olaa. Snapdragons, Carnations, Iris, Cut Lilies, Narcissus, Tulips. AIL at reasonable prices. Ohcrry'i Florists, Inc. S-29-3 1. "NyaL Anacld Powdor for stomach troubles, 60c. Moon Drug Co. 3-17 tf SCHOOL CUILDHBN You out get scratch paper for school at the Observer. Now a pads Sc. S-U-t t CLEAN You will save your nands, much tune, the finish of your woodwork, and much expense If you will use CLEA-NALL for your spring house cleaning. Oet this at Rlchardson'a Art and Oift Shop. 3-23-t f. AUMINISPRATOR-S SALE OF LAND NOTIOH IS BY THIS OLVKN, that the undersigned. Administrator of the RUNDOWN, NERVOUS Portland, 0., 'T hat a cougp ana was. all run down In health, had no n- pctitfi and was nervous and sleepless. I was miserable far two months," Mid lien ucmartnls ol 393 Mason St. "I took Dr., Pirrre' fJnlJr-ti Medical Discovery and iclt iiKc a (linercm man. Sold by all dttiaaintB. WHtr Dr. Pitrcc'8. Clinic, Buffalo, N, Y., for free medical advice. New sliw, tablets SO cts., liquid' $1.00. Large 8l, tabs, or liquid, $1.35. "We Do Our ran, 9 -if sfM estate of Ellen Mullenburg, deceased, will, in pursuanco of an order of tho County Court of the State, of Oregon for Union County, made and entered in probate on tho 28th day of Feb ruary, 1834, sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, from and af ter tho 14th day of April, 1934, the following described real premises, to wlt: A tract of land the boundary of which beginning at the South east corner of Section 34, Town ship 3 South, Range 38 E. W, M. In Union vounty. Orogon, runs thenco north 20 rods, thence eastward to a point 30 rods north of the Southeast corner of the SWJi of Section 35 of said township and range, thence south 30 rods to said Southeast cor ner, thence west on the south line of antd Section 33 ot ssic town ship and rango 100 rods to the placo of beginning, nil In said Section 36, Township 3 South, Rungo 38 E. W. M., Union coun ty, Oregon, containing 25 acres, more or less. Bide will be received at homo oi tho undersigned, East of La Grande, Union County, Oregon, after tho above date, ANDREW MUILENBUno, Adminis trator, La Orande, Oregon. Mar. 14, 21, 28. Apr. 4 AGAIN WE OFFER our La Grande patrons tho best! Jerry Yeuch, grower of clioicc HEUEFOUU cattle, IJ7 steel's and young heifers. This stock ia all reserved' for Veach Baby beef. Yqu Swiss Hamburger 3. Lbs Ground from whole carcasses, Easter Hams iiii,f oi' whoie16clb h Guaranteed as good as Veal Roast f Very choice. J& Lb. Shoulder Kellogg's String Beasts No. 2 tins 3 tins Playfair A balanced beef ration Hills Bros. Cok'See ma Red Cnn. One Pound White or Gialifim 2-lb. Snowflake Green Peas or Potatoes Pound . . 6c Thompson Seedless RAISINS Roman Meal i Both appetizing ana Nutritious. an. Urge pkg Ml M To be always sure of the gerated window. Grande Ronde Meat Company Main Store, Hoover Market and Fir Street Market Phone Wain 75 ,;w5 hi i? " J)WS Many Bargains Listed on. Want Ad Pagi will find ho better, it is not Steaks you will find on the market, or ALL BRAN nroken Slice 59c I No. 2 14 tins P 3 this l-ll. can. Antiseptic Toilet 1000-nhcot 4 rollH- 31c cuddy. Crackers 29c 4 f A lif.t 1-mnlti Sakd Pints Quarts ... finest vegetables Phone Main 755 J ' v y Itsfcifiifnfflisslfi We have purchased from head of this choice stock, local trade. produced. 1 7c lb ftHJiiLM.PiltiaJ. Beef Roast Steer baby beef. and up Veach steer. your money back. Beef or Veal 5) Stew, 5 lbs.... 21c Largo Package 35c 25c cans Tissue rolls, 23c Palmolive Soap' For that school girl complexion. 0 Bars 25c lbs. 25C lluinc tjLyiu 17c 29c on the market buy from our refri- Phone Main 700 Copyright im HiUs fret.