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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1906)
j Terrific Explosion LOCAL ITEMS z s : i ! Mail Boxes! AT- THE GOLDiiN RULE STORE Assortments all shot to pieces and thousands prices all blown to atoms. THE Bid riRECRACI Did its work thoroughly and the public will now be given an opportunity to buy seasonable goods at un heard-of prices. All remnants of these goods will be gathered together, the fragraments of prices tacked to them and the whole let go in our I Special Sale Friday and Sat : XTot uraay j Come to our store and see what a treat is in store for you. The Fourth is over but not all the surprises by any means. 4 beapAres X r, 1 -. . 1308, I310, 1512 AAMS AVENUE Ijargest StoPP- - Smallest Prices M4tUAUUUAUUUl..A.....A. Come In And See The NEW "VARSITY" ! SOFT COLLAR AT "VARSITY" SOFT COLLAR Trade Mark Registered AL ANDREWS; TAILOR and HABERDASHER Fresh Fruits! Talk to Wallace. SOCIETY The ladies of the Kaffee Klatch spent yesterday afternoon with. Mrs. A. L. Richardson on the beautiful lawn. Cool ing refreshments were served by the hostess and sister Mrs. Dave Clark. Those to enjoy the afternoon were: Mes datnes M. Kirk. A. Miller, F. E. Moore, Geo, Palmer. M. K. Hall, fluy Byrkit, Al Andrews. W. W. Berry. Bjwman, Dave Clark. E. W. Bartlett, French, N. Molitor, Turner Oliver, and C. Norris and Misses Anson and Newlin, AND ;ies at the SEATTLE GROCERY STORE j LAWSON BROS. Prop. t WORK GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE : riTTT'nxr. tm t MirnTUT 5 jAlNl 1 At Y r LUiVlollNLj Is as essential in your heme as (he doctor OUR WORK Executed in workmanlike manner and approved sanitary standards. Carrying a complete line of Bath Tubs, Sinks, Toilets, Lavatory and all plumbing fixtures. G W. O'NEIL Mrs. Jay Van Buren will entertain the ladies of the Kaffee Klatch next Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. T. Hill delightful! entertained Tuesday afternoon from two to five for her daughter Alice. Games were played refreshments served and a most enjoy able time was had by the following young people: Amelia Collier, Marie Bol ton, Gladys Miller, Carol Currey, .Agnes Grant, Helen Currey, Inez Knowles, Ethel Wright, Ethel Connor. Hulda An derson, Florence McLachlin, Naomi Kirt ley, Stella Bodmer. Olive Masse, Helen Bartlett, Viola Benham, Gertrude Eakin, Thelma Leffel, Margaret Boorey, Alice Hill, Don Russel, John Elliott. Keneth Bartlett, Roy Currey. Ralph Russel, Geo. Currey, Harold Eakin, Keneth Carpy and Willard Carpy. ' ' The young people of the Junior -Endeavor of the Presbyterian church gae a .surprise oarty at the home of Mrs. Ram sey for Mrs. Boorey wh6 soon leaves for her future home at Klamath Falls. Dur ing the afternoon refreshments were served and Mrs. Boorey was given two lovely linen doilies an J one beautiful lace one by the young folks. Besides the following ladies there were about thirty young people who enjoyed the afternoon Mrs. Boorey. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Robert Eakin. Mrs. Tod Rinehart, Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs. Phil Thompson, Mrs. Heck and Mrs. Turner Oliver. Wm. K. Davie, the music dealer is in Jand this week on business. The North Powder News has suspend- ubl cation. A. C. Cleaver, manager of the Electric line cam over last evening on matters pertaining to the road. Mr. Jess Paul returned last evening from a business' trip to Spaulding Nebras ka and Omaha. Mr. Pat Foley who accompanied him is now visiting in Kansas City. . The infant babe of Mr, and Mrs. Adna Rogers born on July 4th died Friday evening July 6th and was buried this forenoon. Their many friends deeply sympathize in their breavement Miss Zit Bragg, daughter of County School Superintendent Bragg, of Union county, is visiting the city the guest of Marie and Florence Churchill. Balder wiy Democrat. umbering has become the order the day. It is also the order of the city councif.I Better get in line and put tit 1 01 S Washington Avenue TELEFHONE RED 161 SOLD 500 DRY MARIS, W. W. Brown, of Paulina, Crook county just sold 600 dry mares to eastern buy ers for $65 oach, to be delivered at Shaniko and Grass Valley this month. This is one of the largest sales made In Oregon this season. BORN COOLIDGE - In this city. Friday. July 6. 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. Cluster Coo lidge, a son. HUNTER At Mt. Glenn, Union county. Oregon. July 6, 1900. to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. D. Hunter, a son. u jiui number before the Chief of Pol ice calls and helps you get yours. Mr. A. O. Dunn arrived in the city I st evening from Larmie, Wyomiig and will make his future home with his eons who are the proprietors of the A. fct. (J. Laundry. He was accom panied by his son A. D. Dunn. Our friend A. J. Martin wore an un usually bright smile this morning as we met him. It ' was soon explained, his friend Press Harrison had just returned from Catherine Creek and had presented him witha liberal suddIv of snecklnH H. Eames, who has one of fie neat est farm homes In Union County, near Pleasant Grove, was an Observer visitor this afternoon. He states that the crop condition in his vicinity was never better, anB die tTOps this season in the Urande Ronde Valley will surely be a record breaker. " THE WEATHER. Weather Observer, W. A. Worstell, re ports that the government instrument re gistered 93 on the 4th. 101 on the 6th, 99 yesterday and 92 today. EUNERAL TOMORROW. , The funeral of the late Jacob Newman will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Central church of Christ, Rev. O. H. King officiating. The interment will take place at the I, 0. O. F. cemetery, SAILORS REBEL (Scrlpps News Association) Vign, Spain. July 7 Two hundred sailors of a Russian cruiser, in Terek harbor rebelled today. Many donned civillian clothes and left the ship. Others were checked by the officers with arms. This crew rebelled previously at Suez. GRAIN MARKETS "crlpps News Association) Chicago July 7 Wheat opened at 78 closed at 78'; corn opened at 61,4 clossed at 5 1 ; oats opened at 34 ; closed 34. JAIL BREAK AT ASOTIN A jail break here this morning resulted in the escape of three men held on the charge of robbing the Clarkston Aores three weeks ago. Burns, Brown and Stand were the only intimates of the county jail. All were peaceful when Sheriff Richards visited the corridors at 1 0 o'clock last night. It Is presumed the men made their geta way about 2 o'clock. They had evident ly been supplied with tools, as they filed off the bars which guarded the windows of the jail. A man who sleeps near the ferry land ing states that shortly after 2 o'clock last night he noticed three men on -the river bank. As one of the row boats is miss ing it is presumed that it was taken by the fugitives and that they made their way to Lewiston, and are either in hiding here or made their way furtl er down the river. Asotin Sentinel. NORTH POWDER NEWS QUITS The North Powder News, successor to the Powder Valley Echo, alias Progress ive Citizen deceased, went the way of its predecessor last week, and our sister town again relies upon the outside press, principilly the Recond for its news. As a matter of fact we are well pleased with our increasing circulation in North Powder, and assure our many readers there that tney have our best wishes for the welfare of their town, and we invite them to join with the people of Powder valley in considering the Record their "home paper." Haines Record. FOR SALE Desirable 8 acre fruit firm in Old town. Every variety of fruit, a garden, spring water, reservoir and pip system, splendid unicken yard, good barn and farm implements, six roomed .house and desiiable location. Easy payments. Inquire at this office. I have the mail box that is approved by the Post Master General. I can put your Name and Number on the box. Come and get one. You will need some , HOUSE NUMBERS I have the right kind. Call and see them MRS. T-N. MURPHY Hardware and crockery. e 3 FOR A 4TH OF JULY OIVIUIXL. the La Flor De Hackman egar will surely meet with the approval of all good judges. Try one, a dozen or a box and thereby declare your freedom and independence from all others, for you will be sat isfied that its equal does not exist, and you will get from it a better, sweeter, and more enjoyable smoke than you ever had before.. C. E. HACKMAN, Cor. Adams Avenue and Greenwood NEW COUNTY COURT The new county court will close its first regular session this evening. ' Con siderable business has come before the board, but Judge Henry has taken hold of the reigns of county government like "One to the manner born," and business has been disposed of with "Neatness and dispatch." The citizens of Union county are in able hands and will receive the some careful and upright attention which the importance of the work demands. The present court is composed of men who by careful management have made an unqualified success of their personal affairs, and those who knaw then feel certain that they will carry the same policy int- the administration of the county business. KICKED BY A HEN, We have heard of men being kicked by horses, mules and cows, but seldom if ever does a newspaper have the oppor tunity to chronicle the event where a man is kicked by a hen. However, here is an instance. P. E. Colbern of this city has a refractory hen, and the other day when he went to take eggs from the nest, the hen actually rose up in wrath and kicked him on the hand. The hand became ser iously swollen and the prompt attention of a physciar. prevented a case of blood poison. Athena Press. THE COMFORT Of the ladies is well taken care of by us. We have succeeded in our efforts to J make our restaurant the best place for the ladies to have their meals, and have tastely arranged the different things to add attractiveness to the place, and make the surroundings pleasant ' COOD ADVICE If you pass along the business streets of a town, asserts a thrifty "booster.' and the business men aie disposed to sing the praises of their associates, you have struck a good town. It is a good town for business, for . homes a good town for schools churches, public improv ments and general municipal well being. If the merchants complain that the bank ers buy goods in Chicago, ir the doctors charge the lawyers with dishonesty, if the druggist claims the lumber dealer is a robber in short, if there exists a cold blooded, every-follow-for-himself attitude you have struck a town that, needs shak ing up. If you live in a good town, get in touch with the spirit cf reciprocity and the united-we-stand policy. SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Paul Rhor, the new propriter of the Horse Shoe Chop House, has arranged a Special bill of fare for his guests tomor row. Tne dinner will be extra choice but the price will be the same, 20 cts, Ni'i(fiii'MI!l!!i ,rV,rt!i'i!' ' : i Si l Mr i i ,i i 't i -i - .T i " OUR RESTAURANT Provides meals that are beautiful and refreshing. The excellence of our cookery has been attested by the favorable com ments of the many ladies that patronize us. If you would stop at our restaurant your nostrils would dilate at the pleasant oaors our cookery sends forth. It would tickle your palate and after the meal you'd smack your lips and say, "That meal was very tasty." ' The Model Restaurant J. A. Arbutkle. Pre tfor OHKN DAY Wa mealtlckeis lor Repairs for Any Make of Bicycle at Smiths CKEAMERY BUILDING Agent for Cleveland Bicycles CALL UP MAIN 75 FOR fIRST CLASS CROCERItS Fresh fruits and vegetables every day Your orders promptly delivered as fast as ordered Standard brands always in stock. THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY E. P0LACK. Propr. HM...t, !. ... .
