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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1909)
EYFMM. HBSERYIR, LA CHAXPE, OKESOV THIRST-AY, JULY if, PAGE FITE. Q - Up-to-date Mat IS EIGHT PAGES- $5.00 2M So One Meefc Ony. See Our Windows j ANDREWS & BERRY ; 0 ; O PAS1IME THEFilRE PASTIME STOCK CO. I ; , anour and family, James Wilson and family. Miss Louise Leon Grant Dal- ton and family, all of North Powder, left last night for the eSattle fair, and Chas Jaeobson and family and Hon. Herman RoUhlld, leave this evening to Join their fellow townfolk. H. S. Masaee of the Blue Mountain 000000000000 OO 0 300000O0O0 000 0 0 0 0 10 TONIGHT "Always On Time." Sunday Night "Ten Nights in a Barroom" with Mr. S. M. Curtis as "Joe Morgan." MATINEE; Saturday, 2:30 PRICES Evenings, 25c. Matinee 10 and 20 cents. Chief Rayburn returned this morn ing from Spokane and Coeur D'Alene. Albert Woodell of Summerville, is visiting his father at Asotin, this week. Miss P. I. Robert3, publisher of the North Powder News, is registered at the Foley. Mr. and Mrs. Nerl Aekles returned this morning from Portland where they have been visiting" for several days. L. A. Pickler this morning began the work .of surveying and platting for the Federal building site for the government. Mrs. Sheupard, the noted temper ance lecturer who has been spending a few days In the city left this morn ing for Wetser. Engineer L. J Given returned this morning from Spokane where he placed his name In the box which se cures a chance to draw a farm. Miss Gertrude Eakln,who Is here ' from Salem visiting friends In the county, left this morning for Union to remain a few days wltlfc friends. Dr. McMillan returned this morning from Spokane where he Is bent on be coming a genuine farmer. This even ing Dr. and Mrs. McMillan leave for a trip to Portland and Spokane. Archie Bacon returned this morning form Spokane and other points re quired to take a chance in all three of the land drawings. He states the crowds are bo great in Spokane that it is difficult to secure rooms. Miss Juliet Cooper, who has been the guest of friends In La Grande re turned to Pendelton last evening. She met with an accident while horseback riding and returned with a badly bat- Aered nose. Pendleton E. O. Mrs. James Wilson of North Pow- der is here visiting her daughter Mrs. W. A. Wade. 1511 Adams avenue will remain about two weeks. Workmen are busy today repairing the depot platform by replacing plank that were broken or decayed. Mr. and Mrs. C. Rlnehart of Imbler who were, recently married at Elgin, returned this morning from a wedding Juncket through Walla Walla, and coast points. They left on the morn ing train for their future home in Imbler. Dr. W. D. McMillan Painless Dentistry la Grande National Bank Bldg. George Currey Jr., Loy Wissler and Wilbur Jay, who last Monday left for the wilds of upper Mlnam to spend a week fishing, came home lant evening, tired of body and depressed in spirits. The trip was an unfortunate one for the heavy rains swelled the streams to abnormal height and fishing was an impossibility. One pleasnt day marked the trip, and that was the day they made their return trip. Ed Makinson who five years ago quit answering railroad signals to lead the simple life is In from his farm in Pine valley, on his way to Seattle via Snokane where he will take a chance In the land drawing. Mr. Ma kinson Uvea within a few miles of HnmnHtpnd and Coi)i)erfleld, where the Snake river road Is being con structed, also the Ox Bow power plant where COO men are now employed. Mr. Jacob Vorhees, state organizer of the Grange, spent last night as the gues of C. D. Huffman, and went on to his home in Woodburn this morn lng. Mr. Vorhees has spent the last two months traveling through Mich igan, Indiana, Iowa, Virginia, and was In fact all over the middle west. He says that no place since he left home has looked so good to him as old Grande Ronde. v Dale Murray, the son of Mr. Mrs. Thomas Murray, who was se verely burned at a camp fire at the city park grounds recently, is getting along nicely. His burns were dressed today by Doctor Hall, who' found the frightful burns are healing very sat isfactorily. . Burke Williams, a bookkeepei in the Merchants bank at Eugen. 13 here visiting friends for a few days. Miss McLaren, for six years a mis sionary In Turkey, will speak In the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. F. L. Lilly of the Lilly Hardware company is able to be out a short period at a time today, following an acute attack of sickness yesterday. Mrs. Emma Kirkpatrick and her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Henlat of north ern Washington, who Is her guest were up from Island City this after noon calling on friends. L. S. Kersay and family, W. Cough- creamery Is in Coeur D'Alene filing on government land. . The Kaffee Klatch will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Coimey, to morrow afternoon. Fair tonight and warmer, fair Fri day, are the weather perdictiona to day. - F. S. Ivanhoo, district attorney, ia home from Enterprise, where a spec ial term of court was held. He re-- turned this afternoon. Ed Coolidge returned today from Rondo wa where he transacted busi ness and Bpent a few hours fishing. Circuit Judge J. W. Knowles will return from Enterprise tomorrow. v E. S. Mt Comas, who is living in Elgin, came in on the afternoon train. Two black bears came In on the Wallowa train from Joseph they will be shipped to Buffalo, New York. Sheriff Marvin is in the city on the way to Salem where he Is taking Arthur Hulae, the felf confessed horse and thief. J. II. Mimnaugh or Wallowa, came in this afternoon. He states that wni'lr nn the new blC BaW mill IS progressing rapidly. H. P. Lewis, who has been writing New. York Life Insurance for the past ten days In Wallowa, has returned Architect C. R. Thornton returned from Enterprise this afternoon where he has been several days looking after the construction of several buildings which is under his supervision. L. C. Henderson who several years ago was foreman on the Evening Ob server, but now a farmer near En terprise, came out this afternoon ac companied by his brother. W. H. Henderson, who Is a manual training teacher In the publlc Bchools of Sprln field, Illinois, who is out to see our coaBt. They are both en route to Ken neswlck, where their brother Scott Is publishing the Reporter. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0' PLUMS TAIlflATAnC 1 VUlrt I VL-O 0 0. 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WATERMELONS CANTALOUPS City Grocery and Bakery, g E. P0LACK, Prop. Bell Phone, Main 75 Independent 241 0000000000 0 00000 000000a She j .it immmzm Good Clothes Men, as well as women, like to be well dressed, but many of them -don't know how to go about it. The majority of clothing stores can't help them much, either they clothe them, 'tils true butthey certainly don't dress them. 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 as much as price In the way of an Inducement, when asking for patronage. EXCLUIVENES3 AND EXCELLENCE IN HATS AND HABER DASHERY. If you care for clothes excel-lence, Sir, come here! Ash Clothes of Quality GEORGE PALMER, President C. S. WILLIAMS. 2nd Asst Cashier.' P. J. HOLMES, Vice-President W: H. BRENHOLTS, Asst Cashier P. L. METERS, Cashier. La Grande National Bank Of La Grande Oregon CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY DIRE TORS M. Berry J. D'Matheson F. J. Holmes . 'mF. M. C. C. Pennington F. L, Meyers Goo. L. Cleaver) W. L. 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