La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1909, Image 5

LOCAL, ITEMS.
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pr. and Mrs. A- L. Richardson are
home from an extended stay in Port
land, t . .
G. T. Flemings, the blacksmith, is
quite seriously ill at bis home on
Jefferson avenue,
J, H. Keeney the 0. R, & N. agent
Ii in Pendleton today, to attend the
jc. of P. grand lodge.
County Recorder Snook la enjoying
brief respite from his strenuous
office work and is fishing.
Night Policeman Walden Is home
from a few days stay on Looking
Glass. He is again on the service as
policeman. -
Hev. Upton H. Gibbs was called to
Union yBterday to officiate at the fun
eral of the infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest Lewis, who - recently
moved from this city to Union.
Postmaster and Mrs. G. M. Rlcbey
are home from Portland, having ar
rived last night Their new auto
will be unloaded and again put into
lervice in a day or two. '
MiRS Etthel Ahl7V ' w?r, Z
visiting with her couslng, P. B. Cur
rev and family today. She will leave
-Ctonlght for Portland where she will
attend the Baptist Young People's
meeting. ,
The Misses Lydia Hug and 'Annie
Neiderer came In from Summerville
this afternoon on their way to at
tteud the Baptist convention in Port
land. -
Ben. Haisten, who went over to
Joseph on the excursion, became so
infatuated with the county that he
visited all of the towns in the valley
returning home this afternoon.
Miss Addie Knapper, of Joseph, ar
rived today for a visit at the home ol
her Bister, Mrs. Colon R. Eberhara.
Later, she will be Joined by her par
ents, and all will visit the Seattle
exposition.
Charley . Disqua and daughter Miss
Nellie who have been visiting in the
east for the past two months re
turned last night, having enjoyed
their trip, and are delighted to again
be home.
Since the city scales have been in
stalled May 14, Recorder Cox has
weighed 31 loads which do not av
erage a load per day. This will
doubtless increase as the weighing
season advances.
Mrs. Charles W. Pomeroy, who has
been visiting with Mrs. J. D. Gillilan
for the rst few weeks goes east to
night. She will stop off at Weiser.
Idaho, and attend the session of the
6rand lodge of the circle of Idaho,
to which sh is an accrdited delegate.
Harold Carpy, who for several
years has been in the employ of tha
Pacific Telephone Company has ta
ken two months vacation and left
last night to visit relatives in Wash
ington and will take in the fair be
fore returning. - -
William George, of San Antonio,
Texas, is here as a summer guest
with Charles Conkey. Mr. George
graduated from the Culver Military
school this spring, and will remain
here for the summer with his school
mate. Frank B. Lewis, of Range, Grants
county, Robert L. Greestreet, of Jun
iper." Umatilla county, John W. John
son, of Fruita, Wallowa county, Ka
tharine Kinkerlinburg and D. S. Net
tu, of Durke'e, Baker county, made
desert land entry at the land office
today. . ' ' "
Mrs. J. Stevens, her father, Uncle
George Webb of Fendleton. and
"Brother" Thiesen left yesterday for
Wallowa where they will nspect some
of the popular camping resorts with
a view of locating for the summer.
They will return about Saturday and
then go to the place selcted to re
main several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Dwiuht Neill en-
"rVertained'
inp uome or Mrs. weius parents
Parents, Mr. and Mrs; Rough, who
leave this evening for their home in
Creely, Colorado. They have Just
returned from a tour of the. North
west. ' " '
Professor Bridges, who has had
charge of the choir at the Christian
church for the past three weeks', will
favor the audience next Sunday ev
ening with one of his favorite solos.
Those who had the pleasure of hear
ing the choir under his directorship
cannot afford to miss hearing the
Professor. ' . ; ' -
ETEmG OBsrnrnt. la crude, orecox.; ivedxe!at. juxe a, ,m
Geo. Corpe, of Cove. Is a La.Grande
visitor toaay.
J. A.' Brown of Grand Rapids.
Minn., is in the city today with
view of locating.
W. H. Moore came in from Elgin
this afternoon en route to the Bap-
Ust convention. '
E. C. Davis, who has been looking
over our valley for several days left
last night for his home. Colorado
Springs,- Colorado. Mr, Davis has
made two inspections of this Talley
and Just prior to his taking the train
jasi night dropped a note to his
friend George L. Cleaver" that he had
JuBt about made up his mind to be
come a resident of La Grande, ani
to look for him a little later.
SOCIETY.
Elks Give Stag Party.
A stag party was given last night
by the Elks at their club. Refresh
ments were served and a general
good time was had. They also took
up the matter of having a float la the
4th of July paAul. hnt iztzl'i
action was taken.' Thy will decide
the matter next "Thursday night
Close to 150 people assembled at
the Christian church last evening and
tendered a reception to Rev. and Mrs.
Ford Ellis. The church parlors were
beautltfully. decorated, refreshments
were served, a beautiful program was
rendered and a general good time
was had. Two beautiful chairs was
presented to the bride and groom
with an appropriate little speechby
Mrs. C. S. VanDuyn and was re
sponded to by Rev. Ellis in his char
acteristic comical way. The follow
ing program was beautifully render
ed: '
Vocal Solo ...E. D. Seldeis
Instrumental Solo, Miss Runa Bacon
Vocal Solo .. ....Miss Helena Love
Vocal Solo, ..Miss Lena McReynolds
Vocal Solo ....Miss T. J. Scroggl-4
Cagel Jffatott.
Plank sidewalks built and repair-
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