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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1906)
-Mv r Tuesday, February 6 THE GOLDEN RULE GONPANY ODD If you ueed wearing apparel to tide you through the remainder of the winter, or want to secure some especially good bargains, it will pay you to look over our numerous tables' of remnants, odd lots In shoes, Underwear, Hos)ery, Clothing, House Furnish ings, Crockery Etc. THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY i! Largest Store- .. Complete MerVs and Haberdashery A Y. ANDREWS, Tailoring THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. POLLACK, ProptV Keeps the Best Groceries, Vegeta bles Etc. Call up Telephone Main ' 75 and give i us a chance to get aqualntcd. ' ' ' ''''''''' BEGINS IT S GREAT AW D EM AND 1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue. ... .. Line of i OUR REPAIR DEPRTMENT f is equipped with everything to en able us to do high-class work. It is In charge of skilled and there no job too delicate or too difficult to be successfully treated. Jewelry watches. Etc given to us for repairs will receive our prompt and careful attention. J. II. PEARE. Jeweler and Optician f Furnishing SALE Smallest Prices SOCIETY . NEIOHBORHOOO CLUB . . Roll call: Customi in Finland, Y.'- - ;. Lesson review .Mrs. Worstell Paper: Finland; IU rise and progress ... Mrs. King Reading: "Ensign StaT... Mrs. E.C. Moore Oral sketches: Ths Woman of Finland ...r .: Mrs. Clara T. Lyle Then followed a lively debate, subject, "Resolved that Woman's Suffrage would benefit Oregon.". The speakers on the affirmative were Mesdames Cavana, F, Currey, and Worstell. Negative: Mes dames Osburn, Oliver and Brenholts. The judges, Mesdames Hays, Lyle and Mall ory gave their decision in favor of the affirmative. pivi Hundred club Mrs. Fred Kiddle, of Island City enter tained the 600 club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Kiddle is a decidedly bright enter tainer, and always performs her duties as hostess in a manner most pleasing to her guests. Mrs. Bohnenkamp was high est score winner and was awarded an elegant china plate. VALENTINE SOCIAL Crystal Rebekah Lodge No. 60. will give a valentine social at the I. O. O. F. hall, Feb. 15th. Program will be render ed and light refreshments served. Ad mission ten cents. GIVE BONDS under tne law road supervisors serve for one year and must file a $500 bond to properly perform the duties of the office. Some of those recently appointed have already qualified, and the remainder to do so at once. E. O. THIS WEEK All 96 and 60 cent novels reduced to 1 6 cents. See our window stationary. - Newlin Dmjo Co. TO THOSE WHO READ We have reduced all. copyright books from $1.60 to $1.50. H1W BOOKS The House of Mirth,. ' regular price $1.60. now $1.50 OnsWe the Low. ' regular price $L50. now $1.30 Black Friday, now $1. SO. Constance Trescott now $1.30. The Masquerader, now $1.30. Tha House of 1000 Candles, now $1.30. And many others. Come in and look our book over. If you think of a book or magazine you want telephone us and It will be delivered at at once. Niwliu Druo Goupamt LOCAL ITEMS Note the many ad changes in its issue. Adam Crossman is over from Cove. J. A. Thronson, president of the Aurelia mine, visited Elgin on business today. '. Ex-County Commissioner J. A. Pilcher of North Powder is in the city today. E. E. WillarfJ came jjp. from Portland yesterday after more horses. . A. Wurzweiler, the Joseph merchant, came out last evening fo-Portland. ' Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Hawke and family spent today at Hot Lake.' Q. P. McDowell and Elijah Hill are in the city today from Summerville. Clyde Sullivan is able to be back at his post in Bull & Co's shop, after being laid off with an injured arm. ....... H. C. Rinehart of Summerville, candi date for the nomination of county judge on tne Kepuoiioan bM.'i i m Us city tcd-y. Editor, Maxwell of the Union Scout is in Jhe city transacting business before the county court. Mrs. Ralph Gilham and two children left this morning for Exanston, Wyoming where they will join Mr. Gilham. Mesdames C. E. Funk, W. R. Holmes, and. M. King of Enterprise, Wallowa county, came out last evening on their way to Portland. , County Commissioner Blumenstein came up from Elgin last night to attend the county court which convened this morning. Mrs. 0. T. Galloway and son, Master Walter, returned this morning to their home at Union after visiting in this city several days. - Mr. Alex b later, keeper of the pom farm at Union,' is a La Grande visitor to day, Mr. Slater states that he has seven boarders at the present time. S. L Brooks was talon suddenly sick yesterday afternoon while at the court house and was taken ' to the Sommer House where he received medical attend ee. He is considerable better to day. A letter received .frorri J. A. Ulsh, of Kosmos, Wash., who is interested in the Grande Ronde mines, indicates that he was a member of the last Washington legislature. He says he will visit La Grande this summer. Mr. Barr, of Alberta, Canada, has been in me city ror several days purcnasing a train load of horses. He has not been meeting with the success that he antici pated. He is buying unbroken stock th t weighs anywhere from 1000 pounds to 1400, any age up to seven. Lot J. Pearce. of Salem, who is a can didate for the office of secretary of state befotathe Republican primaries, is in the valley looking after his interests. Mr. Pearce is not a stranger in this county by any means. In 1 889 he was manager of the implement firm of Knapp, Burrell & Company at Island City. He left on the Elgin tram this morning and expects to return this evening. Ladies' - 4 .. . CROSS CUT SAWS I have the celebrated Atkins ' Cross Cut saws, which give perfect satisfaction. There, is no better made, try one and be convinced. You will also find my stock, complete in axes, sledges, wedges, peaveys, logging tongs, chains, etc. Do not forget about the low price I am making on a few heating stoves I have left .See. our fine assortment of fancy decorated. : . ' . ! MRS. T-N. : . Hardware i If you do not recteve .your Observer as you should please notify this office, Mrs. O. M. Castleman returned last evening from Athena, where she had been visiting relatives for a few days. E. 0. Mr. Lon Cleaver, the head of the belt line electric railway, is in the 'city today. Mr. Cleaver did not'wi'sh to be interviewed regarding the plans of - the road, other than to say that the road was a "sure go- ' . .' . ; Just as we go to Dress we are informed that Mr. Chas. Dunn has filed his petition to become councilman from the third ward. Mr. D. D. Lonii. of Seattle, representing a bridge building firm of Seattle, is in the city to wait upon the county court in re ference to the Wallowa river bridge, Because C. A. Johns failed to obtain a leave of absence from the council before he went to Portland three weeks ago, Baker City is without a mayor and Pres ident Bowen of the council will preside at the next meeting of that body at which either Mr. Johns will be re-elected to office or his successor chosen. w nen Mr. jonns returns home and is appointed to fill his former office it will be-necessary for him to go through all the red tape required of a new officer and he will be compelled to again take his oath of office before the city auditor, within 10 days after his appointment. Herald. Home Journal aic now Ready, t ;.'. MAYOR JOHNS IS 11 MAYOR chinaware in plain and . ; MURPHY I and crockery, . , ,:: CARD W MAMO ' We wish to thus publicly thank tha many friends who so kindly rendered as sistance and tendered expressions of their sympathy at the time of our 'recent be reavement Especially do we wish to thank the members of the La Grand. Lodge of Eagles and the ladles of the' Circle of Woodcraft for their .'. kindness. Please acceDt this humble expression of our gratitude a-.d may the Master spare you all from a similar experience. Mrs. James A. Swart, and family. Workmen are at work today re-arranging the Foley hotel lobby preparatory to enlarging it. The new . section of. the dining room is complete and will be used as soon as possible. ' YOU'LL PAY WITH PLEASURE for every meal you eat here. It will be a combination of good food, good cooking and good service. OUR RESTAURANT v is intended for people who- appreciate good eating, also for people who like the good things of life at a moderate cost if you belong to that class com in and. see what we can do for you. ' The Model Restaurant J. A. Aibutklt, Proprietor , OI'KN DA V ND NI ,ir aetlttoluu lor ?4 9v :4 ' , Patterns A ',"
