La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 07, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPOULTRY FENCE 444444$444443$444444444 HMtttttttAtAAAAx n w WlJil 1 i: I Now is the tirr .. rm.,' your chiens in. Com. and get some poultry fence. 1 have it in differ, ent kinds and all heights. : Just received a car extra Rtar a e-' , They are first class. -. ; Gall and - i zoc 10 i.uo each They are nice presents to send to you, friends. . MRS. T.N, MURPHY ; . H'RDWARZ and CROCKERY 1 -O : 4 4 4 " 4 4 4 . . , . - .,: , .: . - LOCAL ITEMS. 4. Attorney William Ramsey left to day for a business visit In Portland. Mrs. J. R. Oliver Is visiting friends in Pendleton. Adam Wool wag over from Unlo 1 today with business at tne Williamson land offlci. Mr. and Mrs. W 0. Glbbs returned to their home In Pendleton this morn lng. Attorney J. D. Slater left last eve- mug mi x-uiiimiu 10 auenu. 10 Dusl ness matters. The La Grande and Vnlon county delegations 'to the Bale Lake confer ence Is expected home this evening. Tim Donnovan, line superintendent for the Western Union, Is In Pendle ton making repairs. Presiding. Elder Gillllan will hold quarterly conferences at Cove and Union today and this evening. Walter Ferguson Is In Haines today on business. He will return on the evening train. J. B. Stoddard and W. F. Anderson will address tho voters of North Pow der on matters political ,thiB evening. Engine No. 365 has been equipped with new axles and covered with fresh paint. ' It will be put In service to morrow. Attorney Turner Oliver returned last night from Portland, where he has been on legal business for several days. , . . : H. L. Alexander, the Imbler busi ness man, who has been in Portland for the past week visiting his sons, returned this morning. . - j J. M. Kargansparger and D. M. Hunt left this morning for North Pow der to look after some well driving contracts. , , Mrs. E. Q. Adcook, who recently underwent an operation in Portland, returned home this morning and Is rapidly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Frost left this . morning for Baker county, where they expect to remain during the sum mer. Mrs. Leon Stoddard returned this morning from Hot Lake. She Is a guest today with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stoddard. The Current Topic club will be en tertained by Mrs". Mallory, Miss Davis and Mrs. Hill Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of A. T. Hill, 180 Third street. MlB3 Mayme Reith, for the past four years a resident of this city, em- ployed by Drs. Bacon & Hall most of the time, left today for her home near Spokane, where she will remain. ' N. K. West, a well known merchant of La Grande, is in the city today at-' tending the sale of the Teutsch stock of merchandise. Pendleton East Ore gonlan. D. A. McAllister, the well known pioneer horseman of La Grande, ac companied by his nephew, Thomas McAllister of Billings, -Mont., arrived today on No. 1 to visit fur a few days among old friends. A deputy county clerk Is at Ka mela today reglnterlns voters. Owing to the 'fact that there Is no .Justice of the peace in that vicinity. ' unite a number of the' voters requested the county clerk to provide some means whereby they could comply with the law without being compelled to come to the county seat. ' J. 3. Num. the ocrardlst who man ages a large fruit (arm near-Mt. Emi ly wasV business visitor in theclty today. A SVKPKISE" PARTY. Judge Henry Presented With Gold Mounted Vnibrella by Friends. Yesterday being thi BSth hlrthdav ' anniversary of Judge J. C. Henry, Mrs. Henry successfully planned a very pleasant surprise by Inviting a dozen of the Judge's friends to dinner and to enjoy a social evening. The table .ii eased in Its purest of white linen, cut ' glata, hand-painted china and solid silver offset with a centerpiece. of white and pink carna tions, waB a dream of iieuuty In Itself, and when the guests were Invited In to partake of the foui eourse dinner. Colonel Ivanhoe In his. characteristic polish, presented a uti dsome gold trimmed umbrella as a token of tlu high esteem In nn h those present as guests, through :h. ,.r many years' acquaintance, held ihe host. -Judge Henry, complete'. .veicomo by ths series o surprises, as the came one after another, fe. i''ii;lj responded. While the guests ueie finding their place cards Mrs. J. Carr sang "Auid Lang Syne," and Mrs Henry, assisted by Miss Margaret J-.trek and MM N'na Hunstock, seiJ.l Those present w-e W J. Snodgrass, Joseph Palmer, A. C. :untin?ton, W. i Scrlber, F. 8. Iviini.te, David Bav, J W. Knowles S. X. Bolton, A. T. 11:11, H. A. Bodfe: mil J. J. Carr. ARRAIGNED TODAY. Will EiUor Their Pica Tomorrow In Custody of Shcrtrr. , S. Cundlff and Lewis Cundlff, who were arrested last night at Perry by Sheriff Chllders, were arraigned today befbre Justice Hough, ' when they waived time until tomorrow, when they could secure an attorney to en ter their plea. S. Cundlff Is charged with carrying concealed weapons. Lewis Cundlff is charged with threat ening to compel .another against his will to perform an act. The defend ants were In the employ of the Grande Ronde Lumber company, when one of the men quit and Immediately de manded the amount due him. This was refused until the bill went through the regular course of busi ness. The boys came to town, took aboard several extra drtnks, and af ter purchasing a bottle of liquor re turned to Perry where they entered the office of the company ani drew a revolver upon one of the employes and demanded his money on the spot. By a subterfuge they were side stepped out of the store and a 'phone message to the sheriff brought him to the scene of action and he placed the men under arrest. Vnlon Meetings Progress. A splendid spirit was present In the union meeting held at the Baptist church lat night. This " afternoon cottage prayer meetings were held at 10 or 12 different points in the city, whlph will doubtless have a manifest effect upon the. evening' meeting. Rev. Fretz will speak on the theme," Cor rect Weight." Rev. King of the Chris tian church will lead the devotional part of the service. " The mutual co operation of all Interested In the wel fare of pie city Js kindly requested, as such co-operation will surely Insure a great and successful rumpalgrt. ' Attorney ' Samuel White arrived to day to attend the water case hearing. WANTED Dressmaker would like a few. customers. -'Phone -Black 661 C. E. Wills, Seventh and 6 Sts. Also barn to let. . -7-13 Let Heacock repair your watch. MM The remains of Mrs. Jack Smith will reach La Grande tomorrow night ac cording to a telegram to Mrs. Rankin. mother of the deceased, received last evening. The funeral will be held from the Presbyterian church Thurs day afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Van Nuvs of Pendleton, officiating. Mrs. Smith died at Phoenix, Art.. last Saturday of consumption. Con ductor Smith, who was with her at the time, started home Immediately, and should reach here tomorrow night. ' Mrs. Smith Is the daughter of Mrs Rankin, who lives In North ' La Grande, and has several relatives here. She has many friends here, who are grieved at her untimely death. For some time she has llvec in Pendleton, where Conductor Smith made his headquarters while running on the Pendleton-Huntington run. PURCHASES A LARGE AUTO The largest auto to be owned by Union autoists. Is on the way here, destined to Hot Lake, for Dr. Phy. It is also the highest priced machine, costing 14600. The machine is of the Franklyn make, of 6-cyllnder grade and rated at60 miles an hour. This will, of course, be a wonder when It gets here. The sport of automoblllng In Unjon county Is rapidly becoming more and more popular. At present there are IT machines In La Grande and 34 In the county outside of La Grande. More are coming. Jay Van Buren Is In Portland with the Intention of pur chasing a new machine, and still others are contemplating the purchase of new machines. : TO ARRANGE SCHEDULE The schedule for the inland base ball league will be arranged at 0 meeting of representatives of the four towns In the league, at Pendleton this week or next Sunday, according to agreements reached at Pendleton yes terday, when Grant Lincoln visited the fans of that place. That La Grande may be In position to play the first game as will be set by the official schedule, the construc tion of the park here will be started at once, perhaps tomorrow. ' It is the Intention of local promoters to have about 25 of the candidates for the local team report In this city about the 15th of this month. NEWS OF DEATH. Mother of John AmlilM anil Mrs. Ste vens Dead In Minnesota. Mrs. D. C. Stevens received a tele gram toduy from Lantervllle, Minn., stating that her mother, Mrs. John Andrlst, sr died there of cancer yes terday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Stovcns have recently returnl from a visit with Mrs. Stevens' mother, being call ed there by her serious Illness. John Andrlst, a butcher' In the Stllwell meat market. Is a son of the deceased. Neither Mrs. Stevens nor Mr. Andrlst will attend the funeral. LOCAL OPTION AN IsSCE. Court Onli-rs Question' Put 'on the Of. fk'lal Election Ballot. The county court has ordered the local option question .tJ become an l fue'fit the coming election. This was dona oh request,pf a petition contain ing 'edu" Thloiif 'cuh-ty'VoteTilrfilcd re cently. "" ' '1Vv" ' SPECIALTIES AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS We have the things you will soon need in this line of goods for your SPRING HOUSE CLEANING, GARDEN WORK, etc. . GARDEN RAKES, a good substantial article with 12 feefh 35c ; tAliVJV RAKE, as good as can be had, with 14 feefh 75c v IAIViV MOWERS, GARDEN SEEDS, and evety kind of tool for the work, you will have to do about the place, we have it at the right price. EVERY DAY NECESSITIES Parlor Matches; per box r i-2c, Block Matches ; - U Toilet Paper, per roll ; ''. 1 ; , 4fc "' e Clothes Pins, per dozen, common tc Clothes Pins, per dozen, spring 7 ?-2c Ink,1 Carters, per bottle '---VT :.4c"'.'7' Envelopes, per package ; kc . 0. N. T. Spool Cotton, per spool .. 4fc. 7 " Safety Pins, the best, per paper . , fic Pins, the best, per paper c IVe carry the most complete stock of mer chandise of any house in the county. Dry Goods, Shoes, Men's and Boy's Clothing Hardware, and House Furnishings, Dishes, AND WE Will ALWAYS QUOTE YOU THE , LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ' J-' ' - ' ROOFING You can lar it yourself. It't not hard work and it dosn't takt long. ' After it s done, it done for lone, long time. Storms won't hurt Congo Hooting, wind won t rip it, heat won't soften it or mike it brittle. It can't rot. rutt, corrode. creep or leak. It is the "Never Leak Roofing." w Write for sample. That will tell the story better than words. XCLt'SIVE AGENTS. THE GOLDEN RULE CO. TVti44$4444H 04444 44H44l444H44m444$44X AGAIN IN THE CITY Sow you have the opportunity to consult DR. W.H.KEATING EXPEHT EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, of Salt take, I'tali. If you have defective eyesight or Im properly fitted glasses. The doctor la not a stranger and can furnish many referenc es in La Grande as he has vis ited ' here for the past five years and will visit here regulaily In the future, ev ery three months. The doctor grinds and makes every pair of glasses' he fits, himself, so you you will be sure to get a perfect fit, and carries the latest instruments for making a thor ough examination of the eye. $1000 Reward will be paid for any case of defective sight not totally blind, which he can not Improve with his special ground lenses. Don't full to consult him If you have defective eyesight or im properly fitted glasses, Now at S0MMER HOTEL WILL REMAIN THIS WEEK ONLY. For Sate. 4 Eggt from Roeecomb Rhode 4 Islaaa Beds, tee best general 4 purpoee biro1; good layer; good 4 site. Mret-elaee stock. Eggs, 4 4 II. M per It. 'Phone Red Sit. 4 4 T. B. WRIGHT, 4 4 Bos Ttl. La Grande, Oregon, 4 44444444444444 For Sale. , ... ' Six room house, with pantry, cellar, bath, inside toilet. Good location. Large lot with fruit trees. Phone Red 1031. 1604, M street , , dA Q. W. NELSON.' 44444444444444444 444444v44444444444444444444444444 . DIRECTORY " of' the FRATERNAL. ORDERS LA GRANDE, ORE. 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Woodmen of the World. La Grande Lodge No. 1(9, W, O. W., meet every ' Saturday evening In K. of P. hall In the Corpe building. All visiting member wel come. M. M. MARQUIS, I. H. KEENEY, Consul Commander. Clerk. : Fcreatera ot America. Court Maid Marian No. 21 meet cond and fourth Wednesday night n K. of P. hall. Brother are Invited to attend. ' : NERI ACKLES, C. R. G. V. HENDRICKS, F. S. Board of Trustee: Dr. O. U Big. ger, Oscar Berger and Herbert Patterson. Brotherhood of Owl. La Grande Nest No. IT, meet In the K. of P. halt every Tuesday eve ning at I o'clock. Visiting brother jordlaily Invited. J. B. VANDERMDELEN, Executive. C. W. BAKER. Secretary. k. of r. Red Cms Lodge No. 17, meet every Monday evening In Caatle Hall, Corpe building. .A Pythian welcome to all visiting knight. D. II. PROCTOR, C. C. R. U LINCOLN, K. of R. ft B. O. E. 8. . Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8 hold stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting memoera cordially Invited. MARY O. FORREST, W. M. MARY A. WARNICK, Secretary. I. O. O. F. Star Encampment No. II, I. O. O F., meet every second and fourth Wednesday In the month In Odd Fel low' hall. Visiting patriarch always welcome. D. E. COX, C. P. W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe. ' La Grande Camp No. 7701 meet every Monday evening at I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting neighbor are cor dially Invited to attend. E. C. DAVIS, C. D. E. COX, Clerk. Relief committee: E. C. Davis, Charle Disqua, A. J. Warner and D. E. Cox.' P. O. E. La Grande Aerie No. tSt, V. O. meet) every Friday night In. Elk hall at t p. m. Visiting brethren In vited to attend, t , V . ;; . D. H.'pR.6cTOR,.'w, P.' ' J. H. LEIHHMAN, W. a v . Kebekaluk . -Crystal Lodge No. 10, "meet 'averr Tuesday evening' at the I. O. O.-'F. lodge, All visiting members are la rtted to attend. T.AITCA HTnro kr n JENNIE 8MITH, Bocretarv. , A. F, A A. kl, , L Grand Lodge No. 41, A. F. A A, M., hold regular meetlag first and third Saturday at 7:16 p. m, L, H. RCSBBLL, W. 1C. a D. HUFFMAN, Secretary. J Mm fi. Of A Meet first and third Thursday eve at I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting member always welcome. J. A. ARBUCKLB, President. C. J. VANDERPOEL, Secretary. B, P. O. K. La Grande Lodge No, 431, meet each Thursday evening at I o'clock In Elk' hall on Adam avenue. Visit ing brother are cordially Invited t attend. W Tl OltmVMW W--1-A T..- - Q. E. M'CULLY. Rea Sec ,1. O. O. F. La Grande Lodge No. II, meet in their hall every Baturday night Vis iting brother cordially Invited to at tend. Cemetery plat may be seen si Model Restaurant. - T. J. SCROGGIN, N. a D. E. COX, Secretary. , C. J. VANDERPOEL. Fin. Sec. 4 4 4444444444 4444 4 . For IVoMlatilA. 4 4 I hereby announce mysolf a 4 4 candidate before the republican 4 4 primaries for the office, of con- 4 4 stable for tho La. Grande 'Jus- 4 4 tlce and constable district. 4 ' , I. W. FAULK. 444444444444 444 For Halt. . Four good half Jersey mltoh cow. Must be old at once. 'Phone Farmer 14S. W. O. Sherwood.' ' dwA "