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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1908)
HOT PAGE3. EVEMXG OBSERVER. lA fSltANPK. OKFOON SATURDAY, OCTOIiER 10. 1008. . 4 LOCAL ITEMS. ' . 4 44 fr' r444 Mrs. Will Sqires of Baker City, is visiting! her mother, Mrs. Hawks, of this city. Mr. and Mrs.- C. M. Wall returned ' to their home In The Dalies today after-Visiting with friends at the E. Brasel home.- ' ... , L. F.Massee, of the Blue Mountain Creamery company, returned to La Grande last evening after having spent a few days In Wallowa county In the Interest of the company- ., Mrs. F. H. Fox of Vancouver, Wash., who has been in the city the past two weeks visiting her parents. Mr. and ' Mrs. Van Duyn, left this morning for her home. . . J , J. H.; Lucas; who has been connect ed with two of the electric theaters in this city, will leave soon for Baker City, where he will assume the man agement of a vaudeville bouse. Mrs. Fred Schllke, whose health has been, bad of . late, . is somewhat better today after a serious attack yesterday. Her daughter, Mrs. Edna Morrison, Is now with her.' Mrs. Hettie Conley of Welser, who has been visiting her Bong Phillip and George Conley, In the valley, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Conley during the past two weeks, returned home this morn ing. . ' - . v Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mackey, who haye been visiting in the Willamette valley for the past month, returned home this morning. , Glad to breathe our pure, invigorating ozone once more. George Blrnie and Miss Ruth Rus 1 eell were defeated yesterday afternoon in mixed doubles by E.,E. Bragg and Miss Ruby Thelson, score 6-3, 6-2. There are but a few more teams to face the couple who have so far swept the field before them. ' , Mrs. David Bay returned last eve ning from Kamela, where she was called yesterday with her sister. Mrs. A. E. Murchison, on account of the Hint-en of Mrs. -Cook. The latter la much better. Mrs. Murchison re mained for another day. ' County Superintendent E. E. Bragg did not leave for Salem Thursday night, due to a postponement el the board of regents meeting. , Instead he leaves tonight for the state capltol. where the meeting yril be held Mon day. Mrs. John Shaw returned several days ago from a six weeks' visit back among the old home scenes In Ohio, i She reports having enjoyed the visit very much, but Grande Ronde offered so many more attractions that she had no desire to remain permanently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grahnm( Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Vf. J. Black and Mr. and - Mrs. James Wahburn and Mr. J. W. Black, re turned this morning from Salt Lake, where they w;ent to attend the L. D. S. conference. They report having had a most enjoyable time. George Birnie placed himself In line for the final match In the men's sin gles of the tennis tournament yester day afternoon by defeating E. E. Bragg, thus cutting the triangular race - into a duet, which will come to a close tomorrow afternoon when Blrnie meets William Selgrist in the final match of 'hat department. I. S. McDonald Is out from Wallowa county visiting his sister, Mrs. R., H. Davis. This is Mr. McDonald's first visit Into Grande Ronde since locating in th Flora country 14 years ago. Ho expects great things since the railroad is entering his county, although.it misses him 22' miles. His trading point is Wallowa. The driver and drayman for the Pa cific Express company In Baker City went violently Insane yesterday, and this morning was taken to Salem, where he will be incarcerated In the asylum. His mania is that he Is ac cused of having pocketed large sums of money belonging to the Express company. He is a young man, named Harry C. Chlttendon. F. S. Bramwell, who for the past two weeks has been in the John Day country as a special representative of David Ecclcs, in the matter of secur ing data for a proposed new railroad Into the interior of the state, an ex tension of the Sumpter Valley system, returned home Thursday evening and on Friday morning returned. Mr. Eramwell stated that the road would he extended but to what extent has hot as yet been decided upon. Mr. Bramwell stated also that he had bad several conversations with Mr. Eccles, who informed him that he was very much interested in the Irrigation pro ject In this valley, and stood ready to A nance the undertaking at any time when the 20,000 acres of land was secured. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. AVatson. .and daughter. Miss Martha, spent the'day in Kamela. .- , Wiiiiam Miller returned this morn ing from Denver, where, as a delegate, he attended a meeting of the National Bankers' association. Mr. Miller re turns more enthusiastic than ever as a booster, if such i thing is possible. t 4 " ! , 60CTETY. ,' - . "."r.,Y: -::' ' V 4 Mrs. William Ash and sister, Mrs. 8. J. Levy of San Francisco, win be at home Tuesday afternoon, October IS, tr?m J t 5 at 920, Penn avenue. ' ':.'. -v, V. . ,. About 25 members of the Baptist Young People's union met last evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. WH. Gibson and a most pleasant social eve ning was the result Games of various kinds were some of the features. ' Re freshments were served and everybody present felt sorry for those Who could not be. .' DENTIST. ' ' dr. w, d. McMillan. " Painless Dentistry. Expert Gold Work a Specialty. Special attention 'to -children's teeth. Office: La Grande National Bank Building, Both 'PhoitM r , , Bryan's Labor Question. William Jennings Bryan In the course of his Labor day address la Chicago exclaimed: "The labor question as it presents Itself at this time Is chiefly a ques tion of distribution." In that brief proposition Mr. Bryan ullselosev. one of his favorite remedies Tor the ills, of the Democratic party Distribution Is needed and ueeded bad ly by the Drynnlzed Democracy. The Nebraska pretender, who Insists that wealth is created by legislation rathei than by labor, calls uoa the gruud ar 0,-v T American tollers to distribute lttr 'earnings jimonpf the uianugers of tte Democratic campaign fund. The farmers were first invited to step forward ami turn their money, ir sums from SI upward, into the treas uty of the party whkh stands for fre wool, free silver and convict labor The farmers having heartlessly Ig sored the appeal of the Nebraska pre tender, he Is' willing that all others rany distribute their money among the directors of his 'campaign. ven on the modest basis of "9 wuts per head. The Bryan of liWS Is unmistakably and avowedly the Bryan f 1900 and 18Dft.' Ills affectation of superior po litleaf virtue, his assumption of infal lible wisdom' concerning public affairs and his lofty disdain of those who pre-' fer to be Rulded by the logic of past events rattler than by his forebodings of evil to come are ail characteristic of the man. The personality, the eloquence and the magnetism of Taft all count when lie Is In the thickest of th fray. CLEAN LUNCHES Cheapest in the City. Good Meals Made Where you can See it Done EAST STYLE LUNCH ROOM -'.7,7, K -J,j;.-,r, ,v-v K NO OXE HESITATES OVER OUR CANDY. Everybody that knows our confec tions at all is aware of their purity, their fresnness, their fine flavor. If you don't know, "get acquainted." You certainly get your money's worth in this candy shop whether you buy an ounce, a pound, or a 5-pound box. E. D. 6 ELDER, TICS CANDY MAN. warrehsoes for dims A. J. Warren, a resident of this city, has. brought suit against the George Palmer Lumber company ' to recover $25,235 for damages sustained while the plaintiff was In the employ of the company, several months ago! War ren was working with one of the heavily loaded trucks used to trans port lumber from the mill . to the various yards and dry-sheds, and In some way fell under the wheels. . His Injuries were severe as the legs were bruised and broken In a greater or less degree. Just when the case will be tried is not announced, though It is barely possible It will be heard . .when the present docket Is exhausted. V ' Attorney J. b. Slater is counsel for the plaintiff. Notice i; enactors. -All whe are' inter scivS are hereby notified that th crug stock of the Newlln Drug Co., hafR been JIsdo of by mo, and vio ritulrs of that flfn up to the 8th oj. fccpt-mler, 108, now blnar wound tin nil V.ut nA it. Prf the N'ewlla J.u Co., contract (.fvious to that cate. art now due nd coll ctable at thu Ntwlln Book ml S'atlonery Co. Ail nersons so indebt ed are retjueotl so call there at omn lud make settlement of their account . . WttS. NEW!". The Pendleton fair dry came out $3000 ahead. Receipts at the Albany dry post office show a big increase over last fear. 4444444444444444 4 BCSSEY'S HACK LINE. 4 Best of. service, Day and Night. Hacks furnished for funerals and private parties. Baggage transferred Day and Night and Sundays. Stand at Paul's Cigar Store. Phone Red 24V Night 'Phone Ma.n 25. ' j E. L. BUSSEY. 44 444444444 0' C ONNE L'S Is the place to get the best CIGARS AND TOBACCO at the right price SOFT DRINKS that are soft AMUSEMENT PARLORS The best Billiard and Pool Tables in Eastern Oregon and the only Ivory Balls in La Grande. A RESORT FOR GENTLENEN tO'CONNEL'S I Next Door to Post. Office. WHAT will you have for dinner today? 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