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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1906)
M MM LOCAL ITEMS EfS If f Jl ..I ...t . i f it '..! ? i i i" 4 ODD AID I AND RKHHAMT ND SALE At THE GOLDEN RULE STORE If you ueed wearing apparel to tide you through the remainder of the winter, or want- i to secure some especially good bargains, it will pay you to look over our numerous tables of remnants, odd lots In shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, Clothing, House Furnish- ings, Grockery, Etc. : ' ' . NEW STOCK ARRIVING DAILY NEXT WEEK WE .WILL SHOW AN IMMENSE LINE Of NEW GOODS THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY : Xiartrest. Stor- 1308, 1310, 1812 Adaqat Avenue.- Smallest Prices UUMMMH MlttU Mlltfttttttttttttt3 i Have increased my stock of Men's Furnishings One half arid carry the best I can buy in shoes. :: A: V. ANDREWS, SOCIETY A. B. Conley cam up this morning from Portland: '"""" ' i. O, Nibley and wife are down from Perry today. ;. , ', ; F. D. McCully is in the city today from Joseph. . , D. Fitzgerald left this morning for trirrln aham ha will flmire on the iron in the debris of the recent fire. Waiter Pierce is in the city" today from Unt I -a l where he has' been' for the benefit of his health. . C T. McDaniels returned td hia home in Wallowa this morning after being here on a short business trip. J. W. Earls left this morning for Cove nri (Ininn on a business triD for the La Qrande Marble and Granite works. Master Carl Walters; who wae operat ed upon in the Spokane hospital' several din arro is. able to write to his La Grande friends. .". .. . . , , '.. Mrs. M. J.- Bucklev. accompanied by Miss Florence Ribke. is in the city visit ing Mrs. Buckley's parents, Mr.and Mrs C, W. Preston. 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Choete and daughter Miss Dora of Summerville were visitors in the home of Rev. W. H. Gibson on Tuesday. . -' ... ,. .... r5dcfl Bros., the plon'ser . dairymen of Grande Ronde Valley, are SaHt to sell off their Jerseicherdf Tuey have been in' business for about twenty years and have made a success of it. Robert Jones has retuned from a trip into Southern Oregon where he went" to look after his timber land. While doing so he discovered a gold bearing ledge which he had essayed and shows up good Robert also came in contact with some Doison oak and he certainly came off second best In the Baptist church last evening a most interesting social hour was spent A musical and literary program of merit was rendered conducted by Mrs. B. S. Cowen, chairman of "ocial committee. The house was well filled and after the program, spant a happy hour in social intercourse. . , j CROSS CUT SAWS j j'l have tho celebrated Atkins Gross Cut saws, which ; give perfect satisfaction. .-There -is no better made, J j try one and be convinced. : You will also find my stock J complete in axes, sledges, wedges, peaveys, logging, j tongs, chains, etc. Do not forget about the low price J I am making on a few heating stoves I have left See J "our fine assortment of fancy chinaware in plain and J decorated. s - : . . . Hardware and crockery. IFTIIIVF AM LLVIUKL Ull SUFFRAGE MARRIED SEE-FARRlSOn February 14. .4 M.IIU I ..Hayden Nevin Laurie' Williams, tlHSt"""""""""""""" THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. POLLACK Propr. Keeps the Best Groceries, V;gcta bles Etc. Call up Telephone Main 75 and give us a chance to gtt aquainted. . . ' LYLE TUESDAY MUSICALS Piano Solo "Rondo".......?.'.;... ... ' Mrs. Robert Lyle Reading Miss Lillian McCaU Piano Solo, "Gondolier"..... '. Mrs. W. W. Berry Quartette "Annie Dudley Buck, Miss Mabel . Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Forrest Mrs. M. K. Hall arranged the program Miss Allie Stephens has charge of the next program.. ...... Members and friends of Rebecca Lodge were rovallv entertained in their pretty lodge rooms on Adams Ave last evening. Various games were played, music, solos and readings were enjoyed. , hearts ? . v Every one enjoys a valentine party and last evening was no exception when Misse Bess Bohnenkamp'e.nd Lillian Mc Call entertained the 401 club. In the hunt for hidden hearts, Mr. MacLennan was most successful and was awarded with a heart-shaped candy box filled with Seldar's Beat." After an amusing half hour with picturesque valentines all joi n ed in the ever entertaining game of whist Miss Mabel Williams and Mr. Jess Paul winning honors. At 10:30 j dainty luncheon was served in the .dining room which was profusely decorated with hearts. The piano solo by Miss Gertrude Biever, and the vocal solos by Mr. Tom Williams and Mr. Edwards and readings by Miss Paul were highly appreciated SON BORN JLANCY To Mr. and Mrs. J. J. . Clancy in this city, Monday, Feb. 12, 1906. a son. NoltrTbirUi.da n"iv e riatEJ .frinbe terrft4iiir named "Emancipator.'; i , BORN . r FADE Near Summerville, Tuesday Feb. 15, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. G. I, kWade, a 11, pound son. ' . "H0UHH01D FURNITURE Dri Hawke will sell at' private sale all his household furniture. : All new and in first class shape. Call at residence op posite court house. j OUR REPAIR DEPRTMENT is equipped with everything to en able us to do high-class work. It to in charge of a 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 i Miss Mary Chase, the national lecturer in the cause of Womens Suffrage gave a vary interesting lecture at the Arnory hail last evening. She reviewed the con tition in the states where women have equal rights and showed the conditions to be such that no one ntel have any fear whatever of the results. Miss Chase is a pleasant speaker and does not tirade but deals with the facts as they exist. , . . At the close of the address a campaign committee of thirty-six was organized with Leah Paul as chairman and Mrs. R. E. Worstell as secretary. . The next meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. A. M. Paul, on Adams Avenue, on the 26th. of this month. 1906, Vnr. ris, both of Summerville, Oregon were married at the Foley Hotel, John E. Hough, justice of the peace, officiating. Rnth narties are well known here and are natives of this valley. Mr. See having , been born in Island City and tne onae ai La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. See, of North Yaki ma, were present and after luncheon at the Hotel Foley, all started ror tneir noma at Summerville, and the best wishes of their friends, who are legion, go with them, FOR SALE Two modern cottage in the residence portion of Walla Walla. Inauire of Mre. Simmons, corner 8th and N Streets. .- . ... horse take;: up There came to my place on G rande Ronde river 1 3 miles west of La Grande a sorrel horse, weighing aboul950 pounds blazed face, white hind feet, unreadable brand on left shoulder. Owner may ob tain the same by paying charges. 1 :. ' H. Sanderson '" J. Jl. Haoey FOR RENT Five room cottage, enquire of Mrs. Emma Simmon, Cor. 8th and ".N' street ' W (AN T BEAT OUR MENU - - even if you do pay higher prices than w ask. Each item on our bill of fare, is', a specialty. Yoo can't get it better cook ed or served, no m itter what you pay. EATlNfi ' here is a pleasure. It is also an economy Come in and nW both. We'll expect you often after yjur first visit The Model Restaurant J, A. Arbutklt, Proprietor oprw rT ,.so Mi. i tr WOODSON CRAY PARDONED . Woodson Oray.who, after having served two vaara in the state Denitentiary for the murder of Arthur Halgarth near Elgin has been pardoned by the governor. He arrived home on this morning's train. At the time he entered upon his term of ser vice, a strong petition was sent to the vovernor asking immediate pardon, but he deferred action until this week. JUDGES AND (LERKS The county board, consisting of Judge Harrison, Commissioners Blumenstein and laldara. ia in session today coin? ' . i over Lne subject oi appointing the judges and clerks of the primary and general election. " February Sales You have realized the economical advantages during our sales the. past, few .weeks. The next few weeks will be a combination of Clearing sales and showing of new spring goods I REMNANTS IN DRESS GOODS Accumulated during January Sales MRS- T-N. MURPHY :: . SPEdAl MEETUKiS x Last night another good audience lis tened to Evangelist Handsaker'e able dis course upon "The Wonderful Book." .The listeners were well repaid for their ' time. Tonight the theme is "Turning the world upside down to get it right side up." . On account of the Glee Club's program, the pna;hing service will close at 8:50 and t m audience allowed to go before the btptismel service. CLOAKS, SUITS, SHIRT WAISTS AND FURS at 5 0 lo DISC O UN T Early showing of new, elegant line of dress trimmings Klen's Clothing, Overcoats, Underwear, Shirts and Shoes AT PRICES WHICH MEAN A GREAT SAVING TO YOU Agents for the Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Ni' i