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Fresh fruits and vegetables every day
Your orders promptly delivered as
fast as ordered
.. Standard brands always in stock.
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SOCIETY
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Tha ladies Neighborhood Club will hold
an open meeting Tuesday evening. May
16, to which everyone is cordially invited.
A novel and interesting program has
been prepared. A small admission fes pi
10 cents will be charged. .
The ladies of the . Kaffee Kiatch have
postponed the meeting which was to have
taken place' at Mrs. Molitor, on Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. William Allison will entertain the
Five Hundred Club tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Clarence Crawford entertained
most enjoyably at High Five yesterday
afternoon, . Prizes were ' won by Mes
dames M.L. Causey. Jay Van Buren, F. E.
Moorn. strawberry ice, cake and grape
frappe were served. Those present were
Mesdames M. L. Causey, E. W. Bartlett.
G. E. McCully. Jay Van Buren, E. E.
Bragg, J. M. Berry. M. K. Hall, Fred
Swaney, Guy Byrkit. F. E. Moore, Z. P.
Eubank. Miss Felicie Lyne. .
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The Dixon Jubilee singers entertain at
the Central Church tonight
Wm. Mastarson, a former resident of
this city, but now of Portland, is in the
the city today visiting friends.
A. C. MacLennan of the Red Cross Drug
Store won Jha burnt wood ' stand which
was raffled at Adcook" furniture store.
The Christian Endeavcr of the Presby
terian cnureh are to give a lawn social at
the noma of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holm
next Friday evening. ,
Ineur issue' of May 3, was a want
stating that Miss St. Croix had lost a
purse. The purse was found the same
evening and the owner can have the
same by calling at this office.
Hon. Henry Rinehart of Summerville
was a La Grande visitor yesterday. He
returned home this morninor. '.:
Attorney F. S. Ivanhoa drove over to
Union this afternoon. He expects to
return this evening and will leave in the
morning for Wallowa Valley points.
Willie Nelson, a son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Nelson, who was so ill that he had
been given up to die. is responding to the
care of Dr. G. L. Bigger and is much
better today. ;.'
Miss Carry 0. Millspa'ugh "of Portland.
general missionary of the Young People
and Women- Work in Oregon, ' is a guest
at the Rev. W. H.Gibson home this week.
She will occupy the Baptist church pulpit
next Sunday morning and evening.
The fire department was called out by
a false alarm last evening. A bon fire
was the extent of the supposed blaze.
Postmaster Rlchey waa burning rubbish
in his backyard.
L. B. Rinehart, arrived in the city yes
terday from Vale and left this morning
for the Rinehart place near Summerville
to visit a few days with his brothers.
A. S. Warren of Athena is in tha city
today completing a deal whereby he dis
poses of 780 acres of land near Clover
Creek to Mr. Isenbergher. The consider
ation is $4000.
On Friday evening. May 1 1 tha Chris
tian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church
will give a lawn social at the
I have just received a new stock of the
celebrated Keen Kutter carpenter tools
which are first class in every respect, also
j a new lot of Crescent Wheels, Call and
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My stock of fishing tacklo cannot be beat, I, have
everything you need
POLE ., , 6c to SI 0.00
REELS : ISc to $6.00
LINES. :, 5c tc $2.50
Price9 in proportion on everything else
jMRS.T-N. MURPHY
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MERCHANT OF VENICE. MAY 24
This play to be given May,24, by the
iu wiiiii iiigii ouiiuui Seniors, wei
adapted to those who render it A gocd
school play by enthusiatic young people is
sure.toscorea hit and there is nothing like
dramatics to stimulate school or class
enthusiasm. The Seniors are to appear
in full costume and are making thatcare
ful preparation which is so needful in
achieving a successful rendition of any
play, A crowded house will undoubedly
greet our young people in this, there first
appearance in farce comedy.
ECKHARDT PROVOKES LAUGHS
Tha Eckhardt's Ideals presented a
laughable comedy last evening entitled "A
Women in the Case." Every character
n tha play helped to bring out tha many
incidents In the story. Tonight the corn-
home of I pany will present "Under Old Glory."
Mr. and Mrs: F. E. Holm corner of 8th . This military comedy tells a funny yet
and M. st. Refreshments will be served , pathetic story of the Civil war times. It
. NOTICOf )).ir,)l
Notice is hereby given, that the firm of
McCarthy and Childars. has this day been
desolved, F. P. Childers retiring from the
firm and J. A. McCarthy, continuing the
business known as tha St. Lewis Livery
and Feed Stable. The said J. A.
McCarthy agreeing to pay all indebtness
against the said firm and is empowered
to collect alt accounts due the said firm.
Dated this 26. day of April 1906. at
La Grande. Oregon. J. H. McCarthy
F. P. Childsrs
consisting of ice cream and cake. Price
15 cents..
J. "L.' L'tnebergher, proprietor of the
Llneberger resort at Ladd Caayon. was
in the city today arranging for a carryall
with which he will carry aasserigers from
H t Lake to his famous resort at Ladd
creek. ' "' .'
A log raft of 6,000,000 feet, n tow of
the Francis H. Legget, left Astooia May
2 for San Francisco. Off the coast of
northern California all the hawsers part
ed in a heavy sea, and the raft is still at
large.
H. S. Massee 'will take charge of the
milk delivery for the Blue Mountain
Creamery in the morning. Mr. Masses is
an experienced dairyman. -Tha Cream
ery is to be congratulated upon having
s ecured his services.
Mrs. Lnura Boynton leaves in the morn
ing for Tacoma. . Mr. Boynton preceeded
her several weeks ago and they will make
their future home on theSound. Mr. and
Mrs. Boynton will be greatly missed jn
this city e"pec;ally in church work where
they are always active.' Mr. and Mrs.
J. W.. Dickey will join them in a few
weeks.
Mr. L. Oldenburg was in the c'ty las
evening to attend the meeting called to
consider the vinegar factory proposition,
stated tint he and Mr. Lyman had just
completed setting out sixteen acres in
berries, mostly strawberries, some Logan
and Red Raspberries, and 4700 apple
trees besides planting 110 acres in pota
toes. Mr. Oldenburg has been a success
ful gardener and fruit grower in this
valley for the past thirty years and has
set out as many trees as any man i" the
county. "
is full of laughs from start to finish, and
still has a good plot. All lovers of comedy
should attend this performance.
. , VTHE CALIFORNIA GIRLS."
Among the new attractions announced
for this season on the burlesque trail,
"The California Girls" Is the latest addi
tiont o this field of amusement.
There are a whole lot of gtod things,
that are quite out of the ordinary, pro
mised with this new candidate for public
approval, not the least of which is a liv
ing boquet of feminine beauty and lovli
ness, which, it is claimed, makes all en
chantresses look like soiled duces in a
seveu-up deck. Then there is said to be
a chorus of cultivated female voices that
blend in delightful harmony; comedy cre
ations which are productive or tha most
hearty laughter.
Despite the fact the show is of great
magnitude and contains numberless fea
tures, the program is arranged so that
the acts follow each other in such rapid
succession that not an idle second of time
occurs from the first rise until the final
fall of the curtain.
Prominent n the
tamers wicn "ine Vjaiirornia u:rls are
"The 4 Thoroughbreds, The Amatos. Ross
and, Misses Russell and Wells, Evelyn
Fonner." A chorus of thirty beautiful
maidens in the latest musical novelties.
JATTRA(TV SURROUNDINGS, .
Add to the enjoyment of eating. Our
restaurant is run on this principle and
our tables, not to speatc of our employee
are attractive to the eye. Snowy linen,
shining silver and glittering glass ware
make an appetizing preparation for tha
good food wa serve, and there is
HO DISAPPOINTMENT ,
when it is placed before you, perfectly
cooked and in generous proportion!. How
we manage'to serve such meals at, auch
modest prices, is a mystery to "ery
housekeeper in town. '
The Model Restaurant
J. A. ArbucKIr, Proprietor
OP'S DAY
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FOR RENT Two desirable rooms near
Depot St. Enquire at this office.
MARRIED
McNISH KIRTLEY. At the residence
of Mr. H. G. Scott, CJinton, Mo., at
noon, April 50, 1906, Mr. Samuel A.
McNish. of Lewisvilie, Aak., anf f Miss
Grace Darling Kirtley, of Lafinde.
Oregon, were united in marriage, Rev.
Truex speaking the solemn words which
bound for life their destinies.
Mr. McNieh, who has been for eleven
years the editor and proprietor of this
paper, is promident in the business and
social circles of this city and holds the
responsible position of Financial Secre
tary of the Arkansas Press Association.
He is a native of Nashville, Tennessee,
and is a scion of an old and honorable
family of the Volunteer State.
The bride Is the talented daughter of
Mr- and Mrs. H. Kirtley, of La Grande,
j Oregon, where she was br.rn and reared.
st of principal enter- ! T"! f ' ""f Py C0U
...j, .. uid onae nas Vny
relatives, are glad to know tl.Jhis
Western rose has been transplanted in
our genial Southern clime.
This wedding is the culmination of a
pretty little romance which began last
summer, when Miss Kirtley was the
guest of her cousins. Medam.. r n
They are comint with their sweet sonos DuBose. W P r.r.ru.u-j j , , '
of the Southland, their quaint negro mel- ! key. and whBn ,h.T"" ... .
ooies. ineir camp meeting songs that go w u Iar
h me to our hearts. W. C. Buckner. who I western heme, .carried Editor McNishe'
made tfe Tennesseeians famous is the j heart with her. They met by agreement
basso. The seven colored people who i in Clinton, Mo., and were married on data
compose the company will delight their aDve mentioned. LiFayett; Racardar.
hearers. Central Church May 9. Tickets ! V. j(
and reserved seats at Selders' store. HELP WANTED Experienced chAler
W. J. Bryan says: "They are fine maid wan.ted a once. Permanent po
singers splendid entertainers." Q I Sltl0n to rint person. Inquire at Som-
t mer Hotel. '
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