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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1909)
uiiMmr.it, LA fr-RAXDE, PRECOX. IVl'DXESMY, AMU I, 21. 1309. PACK rfTF. LOCAL ITEMS. Mrs. J. J. Cnrr Is ill at her home oh Main street. .Mrs. J. Masterson and Mrs. S. Ma Naughtou are in the city from Elgin, Airs. Lee Wright la expected home from Hot Lake this evening. A. B. Eaton, the Union capitalist is in the city today on business. J.. T. Langley. manter mechanic of the 0. R. & N. is busy la the local shops today. ,v President Holman of the Willain ctte University at Salem, left for the west last evening. Field Manager F. 8. Bramwell Went to Pendleton this morning to attend to business matters. W. I Mulkey of the Joseph Fair store Is here looking after business matters. . Mrs. Stacey .and Mrs. Warner of La Grande, are guests of the Motel St. George. Pendleton E. O. E. Heisland came in from Wallowa today where he, has been plastering for the past three weeks.' ' . Fred Taylor made Elgin a : flying visit between trains today in the. In terest of the Commercial club. Mrs. Ada B. Graham and children ' of Elgin are visiting at the home' of Mrs. Graham's father, W. A. Worstell Engine No. 'li9 is again in the pas senger service, an No. 198 Is In the roundhouse for a general overhauling, Mrs. Edna Morrison returned to her home In North Powder this morning after 'spending a few' days in the city. ; Mrs. Hawkins formerly of this city has leased the restaurant of Mrs. Studebaker of Nurth Powder. . Mrs. E. E. Slater, and Mrs. A. B. 'Cherry went to Pendleton this morn ins 'for a visit with relatives. They will be gone about a week. Attorney Robert R. Lloyd who re turned to his home' in Elgin today, lias been sick Tor something lilce 10 -weeks. During that time he has not ueen in his office at all. Mrs. Wood and her daughter Mrs. Anderson have returned to Hot Lake, after having spent . Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr., Mrs. Anderson will go to Portland this evening tor a visit. -' ,''; Walter' Pierce, formerly a resident of this city but now living In Union, is over from that city' today, In con ference with his brother, Henry Pierce of California. Pendleton E. O. The North Powder flouring mill shut down today In order that ex tensive repairs may be' made.- The capacity of the mill Is to be increased. The proprietors are preparing for a prosperous year. Rev. Dark who gave two moBt In teresting addresses In the Baptist church this week left this , morning for Baker City where he will . re main over Sunday. The following Sabbath he expects to return to Xa Grande. ' . . . ' ',, i ' "; Gen T. J. Apperson department commander . for the grand army of j , -nnrmwio of awwmv. arrived last ! evening, from the East and "today " went to Wallowa county in company with several local members of the lo cal order who wll tour that county with him. John Moore, who came here from Kansas about a week ago to look for a more healthful location than that of his present home, left for Pendleton this morning. He will al so visit Spokane before returning to La Grande. Mr. Moore Is a brother In-law of S. K. Baker. ' . . Much regret Is felt by the Commer-1 clal club and those who were plan ning to make a trip to the Twin Falls country, that the proposed junket has been called off. The club was unable to secure such concessions as they felt would Justify them in asking the farmers to go, and the matter as a consequence has been Indefinitely postponed. - 4 SOCICTX. ; Mlfes Laura Holm will entertain the members of the Philathea and Baraca classes of the Presbyterian church Frlduy evening at her mother's home on Elgth and W Utreets. The affair will be quite elaborate and the young people are anticipating a great deal of pleasure. : prise before returning. FAT i'ATlLK. SundrMjr Farmer Does Stock. IUts Inir llHsiuestt That I'iivs. J. X. Smith or the Sandrldge, has marketed five lread of cattle lately, The average weight being about 500 which is probably greater than that of any like number of cattle ever berore slaughtered in Eastern Oregon. A cow which weighs, dresswd, 600 pounds Is considered rather large. Theaverage weight being about 500 or 550. Of the lot Just sold by Mr, Smith, one weighed 1070 pounds, and the others 888, 802, 8 If -and 790 pounds respectively. They were fat tened on alfalfa, and not stall fed. FOUND. A place to buy goods. The b!g aala for the benefit of the High School is still on at PenningtonV Men's dry goods of all kinds, shoes, hats, caps and the latest in neckwear. Help the High School. ' AITO-CABJ) PAKTV. . A Jolly party of La Grande people were guests last evening .with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiddle of Island City when the suburbanites entertained at 500. The. La Grande people made to trip In autos, returning after the snow ' storm. At cards Mr. Conkey won first prize. The luncheon was more elaborate than usual at similar parties, and the locals speak enthu siastically of the whole- affair last evening. Those who were there are: Mes&rs and Mesdames Jay Van Bur en. J. J. Carr, F, E. Moore, J, C. Gul ling, W. H. Bohnenkamp, M. B. Dono hue. Merton Kiddle, C. Conkey, and Mesdamejj Fred Swaneyand William Allinson. ; ' . , ,' '.; ' . ', The Lambda Phi Alpha" club will meet on Thursday evening at the home of Mr. Wayn . Plckler on ?th and L streets. . All members, are re quested to be. present. . . " ' - .... .. . . '...; The Ladles Aid Society of the M E. church . will hold a cooked food, t section 28, township Z south, range d 4, Jt4. . .11., Bt?I lttl 4U. Vfl ( A ; . Any and all persons claiming ad versely the lands above described oi desiring to object because of the min eral character of the land, 'or for any other reason to the disposal to appli cant tshouM file their affidavits' of pro tect In this office on or before the 19th day of April, 1SU. . 1 F. C. BRAMWELL,. ' MlIAprlfi r . Register PASTIME THEATRE NAltRIS KHKMH. Proprietor and Manager.- Program X Six-piece orchestra, ; LntEt Moving Pictures. La Belle and Dougherty dutch comedians. 1 Ti ller sisters, singing and talk- Ing. ' Graham and Norton in latest J songs.' . ' ' ' " ''' T Change of program Sunday, ' Wednesday and Friday. Mati- nee: Monday, Wednesday and f Saturday. Doors open at 2:S0 p. m.. Evening performances at 7 p. m. iRock Sp pnngs Coal NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, " V ' La GrandeOregon, March t 1909. Notice is hereby given that the state of Oregon has filed In this office Itt application to select under the provis ions of the act of congress of August 14, 1848, and acta supplementary and Hmc-ndatory thereto, the NET4 NEK, sun bonnet and apron sale at the E. O. T. & S. bank building Saturday commencing at 10 o'clock. , ' : '''.,- . .. The Woman's Home' Missionary so ciety, will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. G. Frltts. Dr. W. D. McMillan Painless Denistry La Grande National Bank . B!dg Both Phones "' DISCUSS EMERTAIXHEM. Tuesday JIusIcul Holds ' Meeting to Lay Plaus For Congress Week. THE SCENIC PANT AGES CIRCUIT. La Grande's : foremost Taude. . tllle Theatre. Depot Street S. A. GAKDINER, Manager. , Week opening April 19th. . The two blossoms, Reece and. Rose. America's foremost en tertainers presenting the popu lar. .", cometette "Matrimonial Sport." . The musical klngsburys, muB Ical comedy sketch team . Matinee,' Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Adults, matinee: 10c; children, under 12 years, 5c5. Evening prices, 10 and 15c. Carpet cleaning without removing from floor. Phone Red 141. 4-19 You The Lyle Tuesday Musical held a meeting this afternoon to lay plans for entertaining the 4adies who will come here during the week of the devJopmnt congress. Though not en- tiaely settled, many of the details are ready for announcement. Among them are the decisions to give a mus ical program and serve light refresh ments one day vl the week to which all visiting ladles will be invited, and which also, will be Invited the members of the Neighborhood club. The place of the meeting, has not been decldd upon. MONEY SUIT BROUGHT. JnslIce'Conrt Will Hear Snlt About A Meal Ticket w. w. Foiiock nas nrougm buh the Justice court against C. E. Thorn ' burg for $.S00, - which Mr. Pollock claims Is due him on a board bill of one Anthony Kin?, a fireman who worked here In July of last year. P'Mock alleges that thornburg pave orders' to- gapplj King w'.tn' EJoai kets. Mr. Thornburg testifies that he told them to give King., but one meat ticket, which he.nald for., CAKE SALE SATURDAY. Ladles of the Christian church will Sive a cake sale on Saturday after noon. The sale will be conducted at the E. G. Selder store on Adams ave. KEJiTK KIASS HOLD STATE REM10N IX OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA. April 21. Native Ken- tuckians, now adopted OklahomanB, wni hold a meeting tonight to further the project of forming a Kentucky Association. Oklahoma contains .with w Mooution of Missouri, Kansas and Texas, .more native Kentuckians than there are from any other state, Need! A Well ESTABLISH SEW RATES. Oregon Railroad Commission Tackles Sew Job f t Salem. SALEM. April 21. After numerous complaints from people of Goble arid other points along the Northern Pa cific, between Portland and that point, regarding the alleged exce&sive freieht charges.' The railroad com- mision uuon its own motion, took up the matter of freight rates, and an nounced a new schedule. This Is the HrsV attempt of the commission to j work out an entire schedule. j ; - . I A letter to me"' stating youf location ardr?ds will bring you all the in- formation regarding well drilling necessary. The Well Driller CALL FOR BIDS. Notice Is hereby given that bids for oiie hundred forty (140) cords red fir and yellow pine wood, three feet eight inches In length, to .be piled in the' basement of the court house at La Grande, will be received by the county court of Union county :at the office of the clerk of said county. Bids muBt be submitted on or before Wed nesday, the fifth day of May, 1909. The court reserves the fight to reject any or all bids. 4-A If ED. WRIGHT, County Clerk Carload just in. A pleasure to us to sell this high grade coal, and it will oe a pleasure for you to iusa it. Grande Ronde Gash Company GEORGE PALMER, President W. H. BRENHOLTS" A't Cashisr F. .1. HOLMES. Vlcf Pmident C. S. WILLIAMS, 2d Ass't Cashier -'-' - p. L. MEYERS Cashier - - ; ..,..' . La Orande National Band :.'; Of La Grande," Oregon 'i CAPITAL AND SURPLUS? $170,000 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY V. . :-:. directors :" . M Berry J. D. Matheson , F. J. Holme' . F. M. Brykit C. C. Pennington F. L' Mayer ' Geo L. Cleaver ' ' ' V' . W, L. Brenholts George Palmer ' ? : MONEY TO LOAN Have yqu money to lonn on first-clax security? For o:''iiMUrr ft ui. Hmvtt l THE QUESTION The Little Shop 906 Main St. Stamiilnsr of all kinds. Includ ing shirt waists & Center pieces, done, embroidery lessons given. Orders taken and lessons given in stenciling. Full Hue of em broidery materials. My Glasses Fit Reference: Ask any of the 4001 have fitted. 0. M. Heacock, With Red Cross Drug Store T. j i yd $ f- of all real estate investments the one that you can answer in but on way "Is the title sound' . The answer is: "An Abstract drawn by us' With that you have a complete, ac curate history cf the , parcel to the veriest detail thatmifeht First-Class Re-1 pairing ALL WORK GUARANTEKD. A Shoe fxiorly repaired is wonthlCHM, but a properly ro paired Slioo in good as new. My work pleases and atliric. The Book Store THAT'S FERGUSON'SEEE "-' ' . : i - ' - ... " 1 " ' Tissue Paper-Dennison'sj-which cost you twice as much as the other kinds-cost us three to -ten times as much. Books, Station ery, Office Supplies, Base Ball Goods,!Fishing Tackle, etc. - 1 "Where Nothing is Too Much Trouble" : R. Plant THE OLD PRESTON STAND. Man?an Pile Remedy Is put up l.j tube with nozrle attached. May be lpplled directly to the affected parts. 3uaranteed. Price 60c. Sold at Sll rerthorn's Family drug store. iliim 3IEETS CEXEBAL. ELGIN. April 21. T. J. Apnerson '. . j u .loi.ortfiipnf of Or- commanuer in mc " - egon, O. A. R-, arrived in Elgin mis morning. He was met at the depot bv a drum corps of old comrades and . .. . hilfiren were a paraoe or in? ."" -- there to do him honor, ai w banquet was servpu i - the guest of honor. . At "-20 this elonuent old man. re- nii.rkbie' for'L'i3 'fll!yf.and foF'.'Ufect-'thcs ik-e's -scursdness- " . ,, .j an - nus ror years am a thinker and speaker js guaranteed Qnlyl"- th rood family medi fTL'-nl'S. ladies of the re- complete and up-to-date setof !rermh?Ii:o",du't1 A- K- D0 . . . 1 . r .... For Chills. Constipation. BI 11 ounnpi Abstracts in union county. U GRANDE INVESTMENT CO fo cy Hctel fikrk 35 j . In a tuV. lief corps were prenri. ... and many were the eyes that were wet bfore the conclusion of the ,Peech. Mr. Apperson leaves here tomorroW morning and will visit the posta at Joseph, Wallowa and Enter- Up Before the Bar. -X. H. Brown, an atorney of Pltts fieM. Vt.. Vr;tft: "VV hive usd Dr. W tvfiikgd .New Ufa Pills' for'yea'rs and Constipation, Billiousness or Sick Headache they-work won dera. 2oc. Ntwlia Dmj Co. vTOOD SOTICE. Xotlce is hereby Riven that the District School Board of School D'a trlct No. One of Union Counf. Ore gon, will receive until 4 o'clock P. M. of April 30th, 190. mhU1 bids for furnlBhing said School Dlnuict with ttO cords of four-foot split yel low pine and red fir wood. Bald wood to be cut while green and not later than June 15, ib09. flM f, .,,.. large knoU r.nd accepui'jU t bi.U Shool Board. Said Wot.,1 Co b-i de livered, 120 cords at Jilgh school buii0;r.g. -5 coniar-at -wftke m -fcoo! ai;d 6 cords at 4th ward -school. All, to be corded up closely and neatly where directed by Board. Fifty cords to be delivered by July 10, and all before August 20, 1909. Bids to be left with School Clerk. Board re serves the right to reject any or all bids.. ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS. M7-30 School Clerk. I BIDE MOUmIAIN HOUSE j T. J. CRAY. Prop. it f Board by the week I $5.00 and up j One block from depot. J ONLY HOUSE IN THE CITY EMPLOYING WHI1E I HELP ONLY I try ooe service! .
