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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1909)
i r .' . - 1 EIGHT PAGES- LOCAL ITEMS. t .Mrs. Robert Xewlin has aone to the oast to speud a few weeks. Mrs. C. H. Finn has returned home 10111 a visit with friends in Pendleton.- All trains were late this morning V. ue t o a surplus amount of traffic. J. C. Ardrey and son Nate, returned 'this afternoon from a business visit to Kigin. "ouncllman F. L. Meyers of the La C7ude .ationai Dana, is at Hot Lake today. Wilbur Jay of the Observer force, is preparing for a fishing trip to last the remainder of the week. Clerks of the city will play the sec ond team of the" Lincoln colts, next Sunday in this city. Miss Regina Weill of San Francisco, arrived this morning to visit with her sister, MrB. William Ash. .Miss Temple has returned to her home in Chicago after a visit with her cousin, Mrs. Fred Swaney. Fred Housh, formerly manager of the Grande Ronde Electric company tieie, is now locaicu t mjeUe, iuuiiu. .Mrs. A. W. Leffel who has been visi ting friends here, left today for her home near Rondowa. Attorney Turner Oliver left this morning for Rondowa where he w ill spend a little time fishing. Rev. S. W. Seemann, is home from Elgin, where he officiated at the Rine-bait-Masterson wedding today at noon. W. K. Kivette, the Boise lumberman who is staying here, w ent out on t he "Wallowa train today, pleasure bent Herman Clark, who has been visi ting the Seattle fair, resumed his place in the La Grande National bank this morning. Miss Laura Huff took her departure this morning for Mompieler, Idaho, to visit relatives. She has been employed at the Sommer Hotel for some time. Rev. J. D. Gillilan left this morn ing for Haines and North Powder. He will also visit the Methodist churches ; 1b Union and Cove before returning, ft Mac Wood left this morning to join Currey, Sargent and Collier, who went over yesterday to interest the Wallowa county people In the fair. John Preston, for several months special linotype operator for the Ob server, left on the delayed train this morning for Caldwell, where he will operate a mergenthaler. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stevens. J. W. "Webb, and Mrs. Shambaugh left this morning Tor River Junction . where they will spend a larger portion of the summer. Mr. Stevens will return be fore his family does. The first car of new hay was ship ped today by S. E. Miller, consigned -tlie United States reclamation ser ies at Hermiston, Oregon. The hay was .No. 1 timothy and bought at fl5 I'er ton on car at Union. ueer rete inleseu, and son lirother" leave tonight or tomorrow morning for Portland where Mr. Thie sen"s sister, known as Sister Ingratia. " iu any ni and not expected to! live. Miss Ellen Grady, daughter of Mr. ai' Mrs. H. C. Grady now of Pendle '". lias been visiting friends and erst vliile neighbors. Miss Grady Is a "'"'Re at the Good Samitan hospital at Portland. She went to Pendleton to day. ' E. Reynolds, secretary of thf Grande Ronde Reservoir company, Y''m to Union this morning in lb i.r '"l brought back Messrs WtVcombo a"d Townlef, who participated in the "'"ling of the. premium c.ommiitoe t'" afternoon at 3 o'clock. legality of the 10-hpur working law girls having been established, s''iit enforcement will follow. Mies """ I Gulling of this city was the first " this city to lose her position tIm'iinh this enforcement. She held a l"Rition as stenographer from Divls- u,n Foreman Watson, but was forced o retire U3 her hours were longer , in Permitted. A gentleman from Raker City WU take her plaoe Or. IV. D. McMillan Painless Dentisirv b Grande National Bank Btdg. ii mm-mm F- L. Walters, of Salem, and W H Stanchfield. of this city, have formed a Partnership which will be known as the Ualters-Stanchfleld Produce Com-' Pany. and will transact business in La Grande. Mr. Walters will remain in Salem for a month or two before coming to tins city to take active- part In the management of the company. Mr. Stanchfield has been a resident of the town for some months and has made many business and personal friends. The company will be inoor. porated for $10,000. and will tot- tne present business of Mr. Stanch- neia. 44 SOCIETY. , : , Miss Kate MacLennan, sister of A. C MacLennan., the druggist, will be married tomorrow morning at her brother's home on Adams avenue to Mr. Percy M. Eliott, of Victoria. B. C Tk ... mo ceremony will be performed by Rev. Seemann, of the Presbyterian church in the presence of the rlatives of the bride, Miss .Mabel Harrison, of Owen Sound, Canada, being the onlv guest outside of the famliv mi00 MacLennan has made her home in this city for nearly a year, and is a gen eral favorite with her acquaintances. Mr. Eliott is Professor oT- Science in McGill College, Victoria, which is a branch of the famous University of Montreal. After a couple of weeks in Wallowa county, the young people will go to Victoria to live. Joe Woods, the liveryman, returned this morning from a trip to the Carson mines, where he went to take Miko Nelson who is associated with Julmo Fisher and a number of others. When you buy goods of Penington, you get a GUARANTEE. We guarantee them perfect and if you find them otherwise you'll get your money back. If you buy goods at our store youVe on the proper track. C. C. PENINGTON & CO WEKLT OBSERTEK, LA CBANDL. OBESOX. IRISH PEER MISSIMi. Wealthy Irish Sebleniaa Dissapears and Rclatiies Worry, - SAX FRANCISCO. July Zo.Wrl Basil Stanlake Brooke, the Irish peer, agea Z4. and the owner of 28,000 acrea of Irish heath, has disappeared and his wherabouts are causing unt61d anxiety among his relatives and friends. He was last seen In the St. Francis hotel, where he registered un der the name of Harold Morgan. Ac cording to a letter received by the hotel management. Brooke was to have sailed for Honolulu, where his relatives await him. on May 15. He has not arrived there. INFERIOR GRADES REDUCED. High flaws C otton Rates Will Renin! i The Same Says Committee. Washington, July 20. The congres Kional conference committee tod.iy practically completed Its work on (ha tariff bill, excepting matters whjch Taft is particularly interested In at today s meeting of the cotton schedule accepted. Material reductions wera made In duty on lower grades of cot ton good3, but on higher grades the rate provided by the senate was -nain-talned. UNION MX N DELEGATED. Hall of Union Will be Delegate to Spokane Irrigation Congress. SALEM, July 20. Govenor Benson today appointed additional delegates to the National Irrigation Congress at Spokane: ' Benjamin Irwin, of Port land; W. A. Hall, of Union; L. L. Mann of Pendleton; C. J. Johns, Sumpter; O. C. Finkeler, Baker City; J. W. Dobbin, Joseph; F. S. Hurd, Haines; J. L. Sitz, La wen; E. L. Smith, Hood River; Charles Hilton, Fossil; AValfer Love, Baker City. Deputy Takes Vacation. Deputy Sheriff Lindgren will leave for Baker City tomorrow morning, and spend the day in preparing for a trip to the Norway mine, near Cornucopia, where he will remain for a couple of weeks, looking after the assesment work of the mine in which he is heav ily interested. Good Clothes Men, as well as women, lik to don't know how to go about it. The majority of clothing stores ..utj lI(,lllc mem, lus truo but they certainly don't dress them. J And That's Where This Store1 comes We dress men well we spare no Clothes quality, these days.counta wuj vi ao inducement, when asking for patronage. r-ALJiviMMiiiss AND EXCELLENCE IN HATS AND HABER- If you care for clothes excel-lence. A n motner9 Clothes of Quality TI'ESDAT. JI I V L km.o . 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NEW ICECREAM PARLORS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 eSherberts, 0 0 0 0 - r w U mt U -iiX VJ" i J v r I o9 Sundays, 0 0 0 Soft Drinks! 0 0 0 0 0 0 bight in Conneciion With is The 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Royal Bakery 0 0 0 0 HERMAN ROESCH. Prnn 0 0 0 0 000000000$ DEVELOP . THE BUST t Kingsley & Coaer i Shoes Repaired I Two first class workmen, t All work turned nut with dispatch and guaranteed. j I THE OLD PRESTON STAND. 4. be well dressed, but many of them ; can't help them much, either in! pains to do St. ' for as much as price In the Sir, come here! OOOOOOOOOOOO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLUMS TOMATOES 0 0 0 0 0 0 WATERMELONS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.- 0 0 0 0 0 City Grocery and Bakery, E.POLACK,Prop., Bell Phor.e. Main 75 Indenfindftnt 941 0 0 0 000000000000 000 GEORGE PALMER. President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2nd Asst Cashier F. J. HOLME3, Vice-President W. H. BRENHOLTS. Asst. Cashier F. L. MEYERS. Cashier. , la Grande National Bank . Of La Grande5 Oregon CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY . DIRE M. Berry J. D.JMatheson C. C. Pennington F, L. W. L Brenholts IDAHO CAREY Mow The Idaho Irrigation Co. Ltd. OFFERS 20,000 ACRES AT $35 PEE ACRE. AD- ' JOINING THE TWIN FALLS TRACT. EASIEST KIND OF TERMS. LAND NOW OPEN FOR EN TRY. . t Logan-Sherwood Realty Company SUMMER FICTION, REFERENCE BOOKS, RAILROAD BOOKS, -AT- FERGUS "Where Nothingfis PAGE FSTE. 00:5000000000 00 0 a o a o i a 0 Q 0 Q O O o 0 a 0 o o CANTALOUPS1 & a a 0 0 0 o o 0 0 00000 0000000 TORS F. J. Meyers Holmes ;F. M. Bryk Gee. L. Cleaver' George Palmer ACT LAND open DICTIONARIES, BIBLES. RS Too Much Trouble" ' t e . -? h Both Phones i
