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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1909)
ETEMXC OBSEETEB. LA CBtI?E. OBEt0. TIUUSDAY, ll"t SU ! Mrs. Chas Stacey left last night for ! Spokane and Seattle expecting to be LOCAL. ITEMS. j absent several weeks. COCOCOOOOOOOOOO 000000000000 fhe Kaffee Klateh will be enter-! t&lned tomorrow by Mrs. C. A. Yurpil- j lat . Engine 380 arrived at this division ' last night from Albina and will give J additional locomotive power at this I division. r ! Mrs. C. M. De Vere. of Salt Lake, is v visiting her mother.' Mrs. D. H ! tlipm - : Steward. She is accompanied by her sister 3Hbs Peterson. All ladies wishing to go to the mis- I sionary meeting at Perry will please ! be at Mrs. Ramsey's to start at two ' o'clock on Friday. I . J. L. Wortman. of Wallowa, returned j home today after spending a few days j with friends in the city. Mrs. Noble and daughters, Mrs. Gol lthan and Miss Maggie, returned this morning from an extended visit to Portland and various points. Henry Miller of Baker City, who is an expert sheep shearer, arrived this aftrnoon and tomorrow will go to Wallowa county. H. De Long, who has recently finish ed installing some new machinery in the Island City Flouring Mill, will go JUL to Baker City in a few days where he Will HlaUiM lie if pmui. at liiai iiai.c Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, of Iola, Kan sas, left for points west today after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Al linson. They will tour the coast be fore returning to their home. Engineer Frank Jackson is taking a lay off for. a short time. He will spend his vacation in Portland and Seattle. Engineer Reachlin will take his place. A. Sundman who has made Hilgard his home for the last fifteen years, is in La Grande today. Some of these times Mr. Sundman expects to make his home in La tiran'de, having recent ly purchased an acre tract here. Mrs. Anna .Wells Baker, who at tended the grand lodge at Pendleton as a representative of Orthin lodge, Portland, arrived last evening to visit relatives and frinds until Saturday. Mrs. Baker Is one of the pioneers of La Grande and made her home here until a few years ago. Mr. Stroma of Iowa, is here looking over our county. He stated that last year he got the western fever and wrote to numerous places for descrip tive literature, he received so much that he did not evn attempt to read it, but made up his mind to take plen ty of time and come out and see for himself. . Miss Etha and Burl Kooch of Enter prise, and Miss Cooper, a teacher in the Joseph high school were in the city this morning- on their way home from the Seattle fair. Miss Etha Kooch has been attending school at Eugene. She was joined at Portland by her brother and Miss Cooper and all pro ceeded to the fair together. They re port a(ery delightful time. TvTiss HattieShort who has attended the McMinnvflle college and has rec ently returned from that city, has ac cepted a position on the switch board of the Home Independent Telephone company. Miss Short was formerly with the Pacific States company, for several years the long distance opera tor. '; - Traey.Newman is nttenttrig to busi ness in Portland today. Tj. 1). Fiske. of Teloonsr-t, is in la 'it'.j-aia today on land office business Geo. Miller, of Cove, is In th today completing -'the 'arran cements for thy picnic to be h?li at his ram 'i r-ext Saturday. Jay Van Duren and Mayor M. K. Hall are expected home via the moun tain reads with the latter's new amo sold through Mr. Van Burnt. Tha machine is a 16-horsepower Franklin, of th Model G type, and adapted to carry four passengers. Henry Brill is down from his Fox Hill farm '''today and states that buckle berries will be plentiful" thia season and that they are nearly' bali grown. . - C- ft. Curtis, state manager of the Gennania Life Insurance Company, with headquarters at Portland, is here today confering with District Supef lntendent C. R. Carlock. The Schwebke school district, a few miles east of the city yesterday pur chased from Agent Manuel Snider, a Waterbery Heating and Ventilating ystera. There will be few llatricts in the county not so supplied wh 3.1 the merit rt kl. I- tnifdMtniMf EAEL KILPATRICK W1SMR OF BLCKXAN FEIZE. - t f Mi Mr. Kilpatrick, this week be ing graduated from the Univer sity of Oregon, won a fitting victory to his aniversity career by capturing the Beckman prize for oratory., carrying with it honors of a forensic nature that are hard to duplicate in the Eu gene institution, and also mean ing a cash prize of $100. Frank Kilpatrick of this city has been showered with congratulations ior urn son signal victory. J. BLACK Real Estate and Insurance 111 DEPOT STREET SOM'JERS BL'DG. Buyers will find I have an attractive list to Select Frcm 11 11 I in 11 QJJ ALL ICINDS AND SIZES o o o o o o o : o o 0 o o ;o , io: icr o 0 ECONOMY JARS Pints Quarts Half Gal $1,10. 1 30 1.75 SHRAM JARS LA GRANDE WILL f The Little Shop X Main St. t v V Stamping of all kinds, includ- ? 1 ing shirt waists & Center pieces, 2 done, embroidery lessons given. Orders taken and lessons giTen ? r In stenciling. Full line of em- S 1Mb I Pints---- Quarts Half Gal $1.00 1.25 1.50 MASON JARS' Pints Quarts Half Gal.- 75c 90c 1.25 O 0 O o o .O o o 0 O o o o o o o. '. o o 0 0 0 0 g City Orucery; ana: Baftery,g O E. POtACK, Prop. O g BeU Phone, Main 75 Independent 241 : " U 0OOOOOOOOOOO O O O SOOOO 0 O 0000000. Gaps and Rubbers For All Jars O 0 0: O o 0 MONDAY JULY 5th broidery materials. The 'abstract before you invest it's absolutely necessary if you wish to avoid buying a lot of expensive liti-; gation and probable loss of .be invest j- ment : '.' ' Have us draw you up an abstract, j fc and be thoroughly posted on vhat ? oj j X are purchasing. "We have the cuiy'r complete set of abstract books' In I n- 4 IMPOSING' ''CEREMONEES'. - GEORGEOUS PARADE - A Civic Demonstration on a Scale Never Before Attempt ed. Music, Sports. Amuse ments, Fireworks and -Many Spectacular teatures .-' - $2,000.00 will be expended for popular amusements, music, and enjoyments. Monday, July 5th. CSORGE PALMER. President C. S. WIL! ! ' P. J. HOrME.V, Vice-President W. II. BRL. . . F. L. MEYERS. Cashier. MF.i'na -- Cashier. .. ;TS, A:. si.. Cashier ion county. Cuaranteed acciracy aud ) prompt work. LA GRANDE 1XTESTMEM CO. 'Ws4&$4W'Q$Q44&&4?4& HJ'M'444444-44'-,4 HH'-f-i'l-f-oii-- 't I S T 1 f J ; dtr f a 1 1 i tf-.- v-.'- si i nwf r& r m i, P'V La Orande National Bank Of La Grande, Oregon , CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 170,000 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY DIRECTORS M. Berry J: D.'.Matheson F. J. Holmes F. M. C C. Pennington ' F. L, Mtysrs Geo. L. Cleaver W.-L. Bunholts George Pair" Brykit IDAHC C&RE Mow r LAND n The Idaho Irnaation Co. Ml . Offers 20,000 acres at $35 per acre, ad- loining the Twin Falls Tract, easiest kind of terms. Land now open tor entry.. 'us Clothes! wonieu, llkd to be well dressed, but many of them don't k.now how to go aboit it J 1j i a. t f jT : .. v. E: majority 1 . I I i mm vms X clothing stores can't help, them much, eitbor . they clothe them, 'ttls true butthey certainly d(u't drt"f Uieni, And That's Where This Store) comes in! We dress men well we spare no pains to do it. Clothes quality, these days, counts for aa much as price lu the way of an inducement, when asking for patronage. EXCLUI VENESS AND EXCELLENCE IN HATS AND HABER DASHERY. : .Mii&Adl& : If you care for clothes excellence, Sir, come here! ' Clothes ot Quality Logan-Sherwood eally Company SI ENOGRAPHERS Loose leaf iVotc Books at If ou have anything special to order in the wav of "OFFICE SUPPLIES ' dive us a trial - - - is .fl A. 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