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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1934)
Thursday, lApril 19, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Three PERSONALS in La i ramie Mrs. Fred N. Pox and Miss Georgia Wright, of Union, were shopping In La Grande yesterday. Keturn Home Mrs. Pranklyn Wells and her In fant son have returned to their hom near the Cove from the Grande Ronde hospital. To Caqllllle Mra. Warren Cornell and her daughter, Mrs. Lavona Tifiney, re turned early this week to their home in Coqullle following a visit at the M. A. Harrison home. The Cornell family are former La Grande rcsl dente, having lived here when Mr. Cornell was state game warden. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs, George H. Elmer, of Halfway, plan to return home tomor row after a two weeks' visit with her mother. Mrs. H. J. Harrison, her bro ther, M- A. Harrison, and with the Elmer families In the valley. H Improved Miss Mildred Keagle has been ab sent from school Die past two days, detained by a attack of appendicitis. She Is reported to bo slightly Im proved. , In Ui O ran tit Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dunnegnn are making an indefinite stay with friends In La Grande. They came hero from Cove where they have been living the past year on the ranch of Mra. Rich ard Wade, at the sawmill up the Mill Greek canyon. Visits Here Miss Cora M. Bliss is making an extended visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Teresa Leslie. Miss Bliss makes her home In Portland. . Here Yenterday Mr. jand Mm. Heber Pratt and Mrs. Olive ' Hlatt stopped In La Grande yesterday for a short time and visited their niece, Mrs. Prank Tuckey, and nephew, Robert Pratt. They are en route from their home at Salem, to Utah where they will visit. Visiting Friends Joe Zimmerman is spending several days in La Grande visiting and transacting business. Mr, Zimmer man was formerly state prohibition officer, but now lias a mining claim near Baker, the 5 -WAY I W'llM CI 1B saving GOLOIN v Y trttrt1L W"T brln91 Upturns Home Mrs. Esther Turner left last night for her home at Hillsboro after hav ing! spent two weeks here visiting her father, George Scott, She was called home by the death of her mother. YInHIiij nnughter P. E. Timpke is spending a few days in La Grande visiting at the home of his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Howard. Mr. Timpke Is en route to his home at Midvale, Idaho, after an extended trip to California points. eral days in La Grande and vicinity returned today to their homes at Everett, Wash. Both are connected with the West Coast Telephone Com pany and were Inspecting the local company. TonsliM'tomy Mrs. H. L. Browning underwent an operation this morning for the re moval of her tonsils, and Is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. On BuslnewH A. P. Herminghouse is spending a short time in La Grande on busi ness. He Is connected with the Rose Packing company "headquarters in Portland. Eye Operation Little Miss Carolyn Arrowsmith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G-. Ar rowsmith, was able to return to her home today following an eye opera tin which she underwent early this week at Hot Lake. Returns Home John Senter has returned to his home In La Grande following several days spent at Hot Lake where he un derwent an eye operation. l,eave Today N. L. O'Donnell and B. D. Stark weather who have been spending sev- This Is Oregon Products Week Features (or Friday 8 Saturday - April 20 - 21 M. J. B. Coffee The one perfect QOy, Coffee, lb...'. : OLiL Salad Dressing Miracle Whip, QQ Quart JtL It is Sure to Please Grapenut Flakes Something new, - Q 2 large pkgs -LC White King Granulated SOAP ttr7i Mime I Saves lalxir - saves OA clothes, large pkg. 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QQa Dozen - - UUv LEMONS Fancy Sunkist, OQt Dozen t)L ORANGES 170 size, at a saving, QQ 2 dozen .. Uvv Green Onions or Radishes 9c Loral Product. 4 Bunches Ends Visits Mrs. Jennie Crawford has returned to her home In Baker after having spent some time as the QXimt at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mc Carthy, and other friends here. Here Today Tony Razzo la a business visitor In La arande tnn his home at Spokane. IteeelvfH Treatment Mrs. P. C. Mueller and daughter, Vina Mary, are spending a few days at the Bouvy hospital where Vina Mary Is having her eyes straightened. They make their home at Vale. Improving Mrs. Jim Lamb, formerly Callle Howell, who 1b 111 at Hot Lake, Is reported to be Improving. She has been suffering from rheumatism. Here Yesterday Henry Nelman and baby daughter spent a few hours In La Grande yes terday where the little tot recolved eye treatment at the Bouvy hospital. On ItuslnesK E. W. Mosher Is a business visitor in La Grande today from his home In Portland. He 1b employed by the Pennsylvania railroad. VU its- Mrs. T. T. Cock, of Union, was a visitor here yesterday for a short time. From Vale- Mrs, w. W. Johnson, of Vale, was a patient at the Bouvy hospital yes terday where she received eye treatment. Visitor Nels Rasmussen was a vUltor In La Grande yesterday from his home at Elgin. Here Yesterday Mrs. O. W. Olenn and son, Blllle, of Ontario were visitors In La arande yesterday. While here both received eye treatment at the Bouvy hospital. From Enterprise- Cora White was a visitor In La Grande yesterday from her home at Enterprise. Adds Equipment Dr. F. L. Ralston haa added to the equipment of his office a now opt! cal chair which was installed yester day. This chair Includes many of the new modern Improvements for his work, the doctor states. Ponca City, Okla., alone of West ern association cities will have no night baseball during the 1034 sea son. , III ..J'. xi Do you know that Snow Flakes are the most popular soda wafer in the West? Yes, they arc! Be cause they're so wonder fully crisp and fresh, and so full of true wheat flavor. Snow Flakes come to you oven-fresh because there's a Uneeda Bakers bakery within a short distance of your home. And then, too, each package is double wax-wrapped. . .ever notice that? Ask your grocer for some Snow Flakes today. Every package is a thrift purchase. TODAY IN BRIEF, IN AND OREGON AROUND AS CHRONICLED BY TUB DAILY LEASED TUB! OP TUB ASSOCIATED FRESH IIKAU1NO POSTPONED SALEM, Apr. 19 lP) Hearing on the investigations Into the Pacific Telephone ds Telegraph company, scheduled to be resumed, In Portland today, has been Indefinitely postpon ed due to the Illness of Claude R. Lester, chief engineer for the public utilities commission. AGED MAX IU'KNEI TO DEATH EUGENE, Apr. 19 iff) Amdenen Peter Jensen. 96, was burned to death when his small house this sldo of Junction City was destroyed by fire early this morning. The blaae was discovered by his son, James Andersen, who livos clcuo by, but It had gained such headway the son was unable to enter tho house. In his attempts to rescue his father he was severely burned on tho hands and about) the face. OltEdOV IN WARM WAVB PORTLAND. Apr. 19 m Wed nesday brought some new heat rec ords for the season to Oregon as fair weather and temperatures above nor mal continued. The some conditions were to prevail today. Umatilla had a mnxlmum of oa de grees. It was 88 at Wolf Creek ; Rose- burg and Medford had 86 degrees; the Portland and Eugeno maximum was 86; Salem and Albany had 81; Baker had a 78-degree reading, and It was 68 at Marshfleld. C. K. CONVENTION OPENS SALEM. Apr. 19 W) The opening of the state Christian Endeavor con vention In Salem tonight finds the general convention committee faced with one big problem; that of hous ing the more than 1.000 out-of-town delegates expected to register this af ternoon. Outside of this one difficulty every thing Is In readiness to take care of the Influx of young people from all over the state. The convention opens tonight and continues tlirough Sun day, with all sessions to be held In the Willamette university gymna slum. NRA CASE FILED PORTLAND, Apr. 19 (&t In one of the first cases of Its kind filed In the country, action was Instituted In federal court here late Wednesday under NRA provisions against the Tidewater Timber company near As toria for an Injunction restraining the lumber company from "Interfer ing, harassing, molesting and dis criminating against" members of the National Lumber Workers' union. Two members of the union and the union Uuelf werft named as plaintiffs. HOlIltER'S I.EOS BROKEN PORTLAND. Apr. 10 (At With both legs broken by a fall from a skylight to a store counter, Jacob Andrew Witte, 45, suffered Intense pain In the basement) of a store here for fourteen hours yesterday before ho was found by the manager of tho shop. . - 1 1 1 1 ' Police said Witto told them he was attempting to loot the store and was lowering himself by a rope through the skylight when tho rope broke. He crashed 20 feet to tlie oounter. Straw hat dav at the Epsom Downs track at Houston. Tex., when various races were to be named for styles of hats, had to be postponed this year on accoun of cold weather. Stoneking's Grocery Open Evenings and Sundays All China nCcrP -VoIub llb.FDLBER'SMFFEE Snowflake or Krispy Crackers, OQ J 2-lb. 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