La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1908, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

PAGE FIVE.
KVEMXG fcyERVER, LA GRAND! OREOOX SATVItDAY, JAXl'ARV II, !.
tTPM DCD.rcMT icc i
Untill Febuary tstl will give
ten per cent off on cut glass
fancy cliina silver ware carv
ers and heating stoves.
was oyer from
IMRS- T-N- MURPHY
, Headquarter for Holiday Gooos.
LOCAL ITEMS
F. Baker is In
City Attorney Jos.
Welser today.
Fred J. Holmei ot Island cay, ai
Ontario on business.
Mrs. Nettle Burke was over from
Lower Cove yesterday.
Recorder I. R. Snook went to El
gin this morning on a business trip.'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Pierce
came In this morning from Hot Lake.
W. W.. Wade of Elgin, was In the
city yesterday transacting business.
Alva Hunter was in from Wallowa
yesterday.
F. E. Shumcal, telegraph operator
at Kamela, is in the city today.
T. H. Foster and daughter Anita,
were over from Union yesterday.
William McGee. a timber cruiser of
Elgin, is in the city today.
W. B. Sargent returned from a bus-
itic trip to Boise.
Jerry Thompson
Union today.
Garret Tall is building a large cow
barn on his dairy farm near this city.
He now haa a force of men hauling
the material used in the old round
house, which he will use to Inclose his
new building.
The annual meeting of the Hot
Lake Sanatorium held yesterday, re
sulted In the election of Walter M.
Pierce, president; Dr. Phy, secretary.
The directorate consists of Walter M.
Pierce. Dr. Phy and Cashier F. L.
Meyers. '
Mrs. E E. Romlg and children leave
this evening for Portland, where they
will Join Mr. Romlg and make that
city tlrelr future home. Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Smith returned this morning
from a business trip to Boise. -
Charles Cochran made a business
trip to Union yesterday.
John L. Meyers of Haines Is trans'
acting business In La Grande today.
R. W. Taylor of the east, Is In the
valley looking over the country with
n view of tnpflttnr.
The home of Thomas Robbs Is quar
antined with smullpox. The cases are
very light.
Mrs. Fred Housh expects to leave
this evening for Pendleton, to visit
with her sister for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mlnnlck of Union
are on their way to tour the states of
Iowa, Kansas and Oklahoma.
, Mrs. E. D. Selders went to Elgin
yesterday morning to visit a few days
with friends.
Marshal Walden placed a yellow
flag at the residence of W. H. Alstott,
where Mr. and Mrs. Alstott and two
children have the smallpox.
Miss Grnyce Crockett, who has been
vilstlng her sister, Mrs. Otto E. Didlon,
for the past week, will return to her
home In Pendleton Sunday morning.
, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White left this Hugh McCall. who haa been con
morning for Walla Walla, where they 1 fined to his home on account of small
have business Interests that will re-' pox, is able to be on the street today,
quire their attention several days. Frank Hynea of Heppner, Is in the
Misses Mabel William and Kargar city the guest of his brother Dan, the
et Kirk left last night for Hot Lane, popular salesman In, E. Polack's gro
where they will remain until Sun- eery.' ,
day. 1 W. F. Hendrlcka and family are
Mrs. Moseworth, who haa been vis- preparing to leave the middle of next
Itlng her sister. Mrs. L. Smith, the week to occupy their fruit farm at
milliner, returned this morning to her Kennewtck. Wash., which they pur
home in Portland. chased one year ago last spring..
Arthur Van Fleet, who haa been til The La Grande- girls' commercial
with the smallpox. Is out from under club basketball team will play the
quarantine and Is able to be down- Pendleton high school in this city
town. ;''.'. , Thursday evening, January 1, at I
Roxy Robbs la confined to her home o'clock. . '
on account of a severe attack of ap- Mrs. 8. A. McMsn, wno naa oeen in
pendlcltls. but is reported as being a the city the guest of her parents. Mr.
little better thlc afternoon. land Mrs. M. H. Klrtley, expecta to Romlg wilt be greatly missed by their
The Eastern Oregon Trust A Sav- leave Wednesday for her, home In: many friends in this city, and every
Ings bank will not be open on Satur- Lewlsvllle, Ark. lone wisnes nem success in meir
day evenings until the electric light J. G. Nell, Lottie B. Nell and 8. B. home.
service is restored. Humphrey are parties to a contest ' Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stewart arrived
A carload of hard coal was received at the land office, over the mineral in La Grande this morning. Mr. Stew-
iv f-,, Arbn.a. it . ail rlrt rhararter of a tract or tana near art went on 10 wana vu, wneic
before It was ordered. It will cost Pleasant valley. '. ' ,they will make their future home
.... i ju.,....i I r vr ifaiiv pnmmenced suit today Mm. Stewart remained here for a
ucinccu f i, iiu ii yvi wu uctuwvu. - j - -
Miss Maritaret Kirk. Miss Mabel in the circuit Court against the North visit with her father, u Riasxee,
Williams and little Miss Gladys Mil- Powder Lumber company, to recover and will loin Mr. Stewart In a couple
ler are at Hot Lake and will remain $69, the amount due on an open ac- of weeks,
until tomorrow evening . count. Mrs. Nets Holveron. who has been
Elma E. ThomDson. one of the J. L. Roberts, wno nas been visit- n Milton the past few weeks with her
teachers of the Union nubile schools ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George mother, who has been quite ill, Is ex.
... . . ......i . .-- t..k,. n-hn roaiiina int AAKt of the nortcd home Monday morning. The
1M irUnHttl'llIltf OUBilieBB Bl Hie lailU Ul- jnwn ioi " .
flee todav city, returned this morning to resume many friends of Mrs. Holverson will
Roy Lee, Dr. A. E. Weaver and his position In the ticket office at We-. be pleased to learn that the mother
jhas so far recoverea as to oe aoie o
. roturn to Hilrsrd with her, where she
the W. R. C. at the home of Mrs.
Julius Roesch on Tuesday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock, for drill work, and fo
make final arrangements for Installa
tion day. MR8. ELLEN H. CROSS, '
" Press Correspondent.
DIED TODAY.
Robert. Little Son of Mr. and Mrs.
Golltbon, Pasaed Away. ,
Died, tn this city, on Saturday, Jan
uary 11. Robert Noble Gollthon, aged
t years and II daya. .Funeral Will
take placa from the family home, 141t
Washington avenue, Sunday, January
1 1, at I p. n.. Rev. W. S.' Seemann,
of the Presbyterian church, offlclat-
... si., s..it.4
lng.. All frienda or.tna lamny
Mrs. C. A. Martin. .
After a brief Illness, Mrs. Jane Mar
tin, beloved wife of C. A. Martin,
passed tranquilly away on the evening
of the 28th Inst, at tha family resi
dence In Ontario. , She waa born at
Cove, this state, November 11, 187,
and was therefore 40 years of age,
For the last 14 years she has lived In
Ontario, with her husband and eon,
Ernest, where she had for friends all
who knew her. Orlano.
Joseph Lew's of Boise, made proof on natchee, Wash.
umber untl Hlune dunlin Ml Lliu luiiu .. ku miiiiimhu.
... 1 . r t , Vi A Bln.
office today. the Methodist church tn this city five win spenu ui
U H. Larson, stock buyer for the years ago, was a passenger en route ter.
Walla Walla Meat company, shipped home, this morning, to Portland from
some cattle from La Grande to Walla New York city, where he was recently
Walla yesterday. operated on for appenoicius.
LOST Pair ladlea black driving
gloves, and account book. Book haa
the words "composition book" print
ed on front. Please return to this
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V. It. C. Attention.
There will be a special meeting of
Saturday Night Dance. -Remember
the danca at Harris hall
Saturday evening.
Christian Campaign
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DAILY 7:30 P. M.
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SUNDRY 10, 11 and 7:30
Central ChurM Christ
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GIGANTIC
REDUCTION
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auntie Stock Reduction Sae opened Saturday with a mighty throng of of eager people who have waited days since the announcement of our sale to secure
some of the bargains we offer. , CARNIVAL OF MERCHANDISE
.dc mm mnmER OUR WORK IS fiETTWKS GREATER, BARGHNS ARE GETTING MORE Wt must and will cof Mb Mormons slock down
comoiete in every department
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0. H. T.
Spool Cotton
3lc
9-H Bleached Sheeting
9 H Unbleached Sheeting
36-in Cotton, A. A. Grade
Good Qtade Bleached Muslin
mm if
Hope Bleacnea musun
27c
25c
7c
6 3-4c
11c
Darning Cotton
:5for
1c
Table Damask
Table Damask
Embroidery Silk, per skein
Canvas Gloves, per pair
Mens Cotton Gloves, per pair
28c
37c
21.2c
6Mfc
5c
SAFETY PINS
per paper
ic
All
Ladies', Misses; and Children's Cloaks, Suits and Jackets Reduction Sale-One-half Price
Men's suits, 12.00 values,
Men's suits, W.OO values,
Men's shoes, Mc to
Men's gloves, 60 to 75c, .
Men's winter caps, 1.00 values,
4.79
3.57
3.98
38c
67c
ODD DISHES
1-2
PRICE
Bargains, Nothing but Bargains
Never before hava w been in a better position to
serve you, or make better prices on merchandise. In this
casejour needs are mutual--you need the goods; wa ueed
to aell them, and in order to do to wt hava mada tha price
absolutely the lowest that can ba made.
Common Clothes
Pins, per dot
it
Common Water Glasses, per doz. 38c
Decorated Water Sets, Complete
with Tray, 2.25 to 2.50 values $1.49
hp China Tea Pots -, 9c
Tooth Picks 04
8 Bars Diamond C Soap 25
Men's and Boys 'L men Collars, standard makes, E. & w. 6 C. Gigantic Rednction Sale, 3 for Wc.
THE
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