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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1906)
G 1 Gard Some Swe'l New and neat- Good Garden Rake Footwear, Tan est Things in noe ,v and Canvas in LACL OC OxWs CURTAINS New Line of RUBBER HOSli just Received GARDEN SEED ' - up-to-date ' - - New Styles in Anything In the line of tools for gardening ' . NECKWEAR . ' LADIES' HATS Lawn Mowers, - - - - Grass Catchers, - -1 ', , . . . . ... Dn.!rf ci,nW latest novelties Just in, Latest Pruning Shears. . '-, '. , ' ' - ' in Waistings Moveltics in Get It at the cnmrmr r ii r I oummer dress shirts Golden Rule Co. Suitin5, r . ir- , ! n..LL.. t-l... Sprinklers and Goods a HOSE a! 00 Stoves, Cots, JOc p. uj-w t.; Stools, Dishes, FIXTURES Fishing Tackle jcnt$ Pe, oot LOCAL ITEMS 1 IOC " WINDOW DISPLAY - THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY , 130, J310. 1312 Aim Avenue. Largest Stor- f i ; Smallest Prices NSW CARPETS BEAUTIFUL CARPETS Th vry Latest Designs : ! HANDSOMEST LACE CURTAINS ever shown in the city. . , ... : W. H. B.OHNENKAMP CO. ,,.-. , . nnonG the cnuRcnES FIRST CHURCH IF CHRIST1AS SCIENCE Fuitinl Building uppo.lt. KoleT Hotel 8undny B.rvt e.................ll a m 8rvloea ednday........ T:tfO p m Reading room at tana'' plaoa open , 1 uesdaya and Thkrtdays from 10 to YM a m and Friday and guluidays from to i p n. LATTER DAY SAINTS Sunday School...... Rcgulai servlcs. ..10 a nr. I pa Mutual Improvement Aieodation meet eon lolntljr at 1M p m Julius Roesch transacted business in Elgin yesterday. A. H. Stone, of Joseph, formerly of this place, is in the city today. Mrs. John Lottis is in Portland taking medical treatment at the hospital Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe came over from Pendleton last night to spend Sunday at home- . Can you guess the winners today? If you can you are a better guesser than the rest of the citizens. Harvey K. Brown, candidate for nomr nation as governor, arrived hare from Portland. this morning. The school children of the state will all j vote in favor of primary elections so long as the day is declared a legal holiday. Attend the mass meeting this evening to be held in the Commercial club. Mass meeting tonight in the Commer cial club to secure funds for the relief of the San Francisco sufferers. Attorney T. H. Crawford has returned from Canyon City, the county seat of Grant county, where he was called on legal matters. J. S. Vandorf y and family will go to Hamilton in the mountains to make their home for three months. , Mr. Vandorfy ha contract to cut wood there. Rev. W. H. Gibson, who ts In Portland attending the Pacific Coast Baptist con ference there, writes that he will return home Saturday and be ready to report the work of the conference to hie congre gation. ' The weather clerk certainly has a friendly feeling for the candidates, judging by the splendid weather he provided for the primary election day. Mr. and ' Mrs. J. A. Thronson and daughter Aurelia. who have been visiting the Standard up the Grande Ronde river, return last night. The party report the mines flourishing. Mrs. Mary C. . Bradford will speak in the Baptist church Tuesday night Her subject is "Come and hear what Woman Suffrage has done for Colorado." Mrs. Bradford comes highly recommended as an able speaker. ""'" Mr. Virgil Pratt, of Wallowa Valley, who visited Or. Smith of La Grande about ten days ago for medical attention. found his trouble to be cancer of the stomach and that his cast was hopeless. He started on the return trip April 1 Oth. and died on the 15th. The juniors of the Christian church Sunday School are having 'a-treat this j afternoon in the way of ice bream and cake. The lawn party is the result of a promise on Rev. Kings part to give them a treat provided they reached ' & certain1 number in attendance for four consecutive Sundays. The number was reached and Mr. King is today making good. a'.. im jh v wtmm wmjii t i3umMv t - r wififsaff wi w am. 'im.bj.' as See what 10c will buy at Mrs T. IM. Murphy's In Tin ware, Granite, and Glassware. Come and make your selections before it Is all gone. I also have a nice line of belter ware, such os Cut Class and Holiday Coeds which I am giving one fourth off until May 1st. Just received a complete stock of Garden Tools such as Rakes, Hoes, Spading Eorks, Shovels and Spades. My assoriment of fishing Tackle is com plete In very way. ... SHOES i -"-T-r. r ,-:,-,-rr.rr-T- --T- The New Spring Styles now in Come and xamine CATHOLIC CHURCH W.J. Why te, rector Low Haaa...................7 a in Hlgb Mass .........10 a m Rooary tad Benediction following 10 a m. mass . .' St. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Upton H. Globe, rector First, Bonday After Cuter Holy Communion........ ....;...... m Sunday cchool....., .-....... ...........10 a m Morning Service.... ..11 a m Kvrnlng Service ... m The annual pari, h meeting will be held Mondsy evening at 7:80 for election of vestry, Every one Invited to attend theee services CENTUM. CHUKCU ol CHRIST " OPPOSITE BOM MBR HOUSE a H. King, paelor, ttt) P. St. Bible School............. .............. .... .....!0 m Morning Woreblp............... ll a ni VfUCS meeting....... .T: 0 p m Ersugcliatlo wrvlce ...8.00 p 111 t-iajer invetlue WdtiewU' .... HUO p D' Boy' Club Friday fli 10 8; dl A coidlal Invitation Um II tbe mirvlcr 1'RKSBYT K1A.N CHURCH R.v.E B Hy, pator A. V. ANDREWS,! tai. rvn 1 uiDcnnitucn MRS-T-N- MURPHY j ' Hardware and crockery I TABLETS : ; A new line of tablets just arrived. W. K. Davis. 1316 Adams Avenue. A MASS Ml III Mayor J. B. Stoddard late yesterday received a telegram from ' Portland ap pealing to the peodle of this vicinity to join in the movement whereby Oregon may contribute towards relieving the Ca' ifornia sufferers. After consulting with the officers of the Commercial Club, it was decided to call a mass meeting for this evening to meet in the Commercial Club building. Let every one, who .can, attend and assist in the organization to send the 200, 000 homeless people of San Francisco immediate relief. The telegram reads as follows: Portland, Oregon, April 1 9. The Mayor La Grande, Oregon: . - San Francisco, general relief committee of Portland. Mayor Lane chairman, asks your city to make up car lots of provis ions and-supplies, consisting of blankets, tents, stoves, cooking utensils, and wire the secretary who has arranged for free transportation by special trains, to attach your cars. J. B. Laher, San Francisco Relief Committee Sec'ty ill mm 1 RAILROAD ! iUHIG EDUCATIONAL C0NVL1TION (Scrlpps News Association) St. Cloud, Minn April 20 The North ern Educational Association opened its annual convention here today. It will ast two days and promises to be unusally successful. The opening seesion was held at the Normal Building, where Presi dent T. B. Hartley delivered his annual ftldress. The number of delegates and members is exceptionally large includes many prominent educators from various parts of the State. The principal feature 6 the convention will be the meeting at the Opera House, at which the Hon. Thomas R. Kans, of St. Paul, will deliver an aderesson "Signs of the Times" A HUNGRY MAN Is never good natured, but a man who has dined well always shows his most genial side. All experienced wives know this, and many wise women in this city have learned something else. If THEY WANT To strike "hubby" for a particular large slice of his bank account, they KA range to have him dine at our restauranf They know the better the dinner the eas ier he will grant their request. And they also know the best dinner is to be had right here. 'The Model Restaurant: J. A. Arbuckte, Proprietor UfN DA V vo Ni .ir ' W Mil weekly 4 gfl Sunday School Junior Endeavor Senior Endeavor Prayer Meeting Tlturmlny... Preaching Sunday .........II ........ins m S p in ti.SO p m ,.....7:U p m m and p m There's retiring better Swift's Premium Hams Bacon and Lard, Remember "Swiffs Prem ium Brand" stands for all that is best f (Sr i The chorus choir under the dti taction of Mr Lyle. A cordis' Invitation Is given to all whohavt no church borne to attend thew servici a A full line always on hand. THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. P0LACK, Propr. , M. E CHURCH Rev. F. B. Merldotb, put r Sunday School........,... .......10 a m Kpworlh League S flu p m Junior Lea true .........,. .....I p ru I hurv b Servtooe,... ............. Ham aud7.au p m Morning "Some Secrets of HapplncW Evening -Tbc True E'der Brother" A eoidll Invitation to sll thoas services eitendrd toslL The Central people are pushing work on the grade as fast as possible, and have about five miles of grade completed. It will be only a short time until the grade is completed to Cove. A complete grading camp has been established, tents having been erected for both men and teams with complete boarding accommodations. A crew of about forty men and fro.n twelve to fifteen teams are employed on the work at present, and the work is progressing rapidly. It is thought that cross ties will begin to arrive on the grade in about two weeks. Several tie contracts have been let, and the company will let more as soon as details can be arranged. The timber used is fir and tamarack mostly. though some black pine is being accepted also. Union Republican. ' SURPRISE SOCIAL On Friday evening, the 20th. the Tra'- ernal Tribunes in the !. O. O. F. hall will g've a surprise social. All members end friends are requested to attend. Came out and find out what the surprise will bo. BAPTIST CHURCH Re. W. II. Ulbeoo, pastor Sunday School... . . ...10 s B. Y.P. If ..... ....;30pm Prayer Mootlug, ....... ..ThurdaY S p in Preaching Sunday......... .11 a m and 7:M p m Boys' Cub, Saturday ... "JO p m Rsa. Ulbson will report Conference work BMXt Sunday, Tbe choir led by Mr. Green will render appropriate annate To sll nsrvices we invite and welcome both frlende and ttiangera. come wtU na. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. In quire of Mrs, Pollman, corner Sixth St. and Washington Ave. Phone Black I NOTICE OF INVESTMENT have four houses and lots which I will sell in a lot at a great sacrifice, for cash. I must have money. These houses are rented and in good location and bring $55 per month rent. I will let the first one to call have a bargain, as they must be sold at once. Fred Jacobs. . STREET IMPROVEMEMT NOTICE 'Be it resolved. That the sidewalks on H Street between Fourth Street and Second Street, In the city of La Grande. Oregon, shall be out in good repair by the abutt ing property owners and that such repair shall be completed by the' 20th day of April. 1906. ': Passed by the city council of the city of La Oranda. Oregon, on the 4th day of April A. D. 1906. I. R. Snook. Recorder of the city of La Grande. WALLOWA COUNTY Send your . collections and cash items to' TUc Stock Growers and farmers Bank, OF WALLOWA, OREGON.-. We pay five per cent interet time deposit' , NOTHING BETTER e "1 m on m OUR CUSHION AND RUBBER TIRED BUGGIES RUNABOUTS AND TWO SEATED FULL LINE CAPITAL, 5,000.00 A. K. C. T. McDaniel, Cashier. Steunenbero, Pres. NOW IN STOCffij! Our steam Rolled Barley can't be beat All kinds of feed constantly kept on hand. Choice lot of timothy PF.'ICES RIGHT just arrived. Phone Main 6 GRANDE RONDE (ASH (0. ,: Lewis Bros. Prop. Ribbons Ribbons All the Much Needed Spring Snades for Waists and Sashes : - MEW HATS E. M. Wellman & Company ADAMS AVENUE 4 1181