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The August Pacific Monthly la here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. French, of Cove,
spent Sunday In La Grande.
Mayor M. K. Hall left .last night
for a business trip to Spokane.
James Morley, of Joseph, was a
visitor In La Grande yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. Masterson, of Elgin, was
visiting friends in La Grande yester-
Rev. and Mrs. Tv II. Gibson are
visiting with J. M. Choate and family
at Summervllle today.
Henry Burke of Baker City, Is
visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. McAllister for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Stevens, of
Cove, were La Grande visitors yes
terday. Misses Anna Roesch and Irma
Akins left last night for a visit at
Portland.
A. C. McLennon, the druggist, will
occupy the C. H. Finn residence on
C avenue.
Burk Williams, who has been visit
ing friends here for the past few
days, left for his home in Eugene
last night.
W. B .Sargent returned yesterday
morning from Seattle and Portland
nucic uc ojicui a weejt seeing me
sights.
The Pacific Monthly for August is
here at the Observer office and those
having contracts can secure them by
calling or sending.
Mrs. Moax Blox is expected home
this week from Portland, where she
has been Btaying for a considerable
length of time as a guest with her
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zurbrlck and
Mr. and Mrs. M. Knoche, who have
been visiting at the Seattle exposition
for some time returned home yester
day morning.
Miss Pauline Newton left Saturday
jk, night for Union where she will spend
ff a few days with friends. Miss Hazel
Thlesen will Join her Wednesday and
return on Thursday with Miss New-
ton.
Merrill Childers left Saturday night
for Huntington, where he joined that
team to play a Berlea of five games
at Boise this week, commencing yes
terday. Miss Mary Delp, who has been visi
ting with relatives here for the past
month, left last night for Seattle
where she will visit for a short time,
after which she will return to her
home in Stirling, Illinois.
Attorney C. H. Finn is here from
Portland and tomorrow evening re
turns to his new location accompan-
led by Mrs. Finn, who has remained
5 here while Mr. Finn was attending
w arrangements for their future
home.
TONIGHT, THE
DRAMATIC STOCK CO.
ODER THE DIRECTION OF 31
T
S. M. CURTIS IN MILTON- NOBLE'S ROMANTIC DRAMA
HE PHEONIX
It's a great show for the money
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURD AY, THE BIG ENGLISH DRAMA
"MABLE HEATH"
Miss Leila Wilson is visi'tine with
friends at Cove today.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sommers, of El
gin, are La Grande, visitors today.
Mr. and Mrs. Spenser of Elgin came
in on the afternoon train.
Don Sargent who has been at Camp
Eckley on the Wallowa returned home
this afternoon.
Fishing In the Wallowa and Mlnam
rivers Is no good, report campers due
to the high water of last week.
Mrs. C. Ralston who has been a
E'st with Mrs. Mac Wocd at Mlnam,
returned today. '''
Dr. J. R. Price Is home from .Spo
kane. He was not in the wreck, for
which he is duly thankful.
Mr. and Mrs. Jap Stevens, and
Uncle George Webb, who have been
camped at Rondowa, return! ho.np
this afternoon.
Ted Leavitt, George Lameroux and
Perry Oliver returned this afternoon
from their fishing Junket. They tell
the Bame Btory of high water.
Superintendent Stout of the L.1
Grande schools has moved into the
residence formerly occupied by T. I.
Scroggin.
Miss MIna Kelly is back at her post
as stenographer at the land office
after about a year's vacation. She
spent most of this time in Portland.
Mrs. C. C. Bull filled her place during
her absence.
Messers Jaeger, formerly connected
with the shooting gallery and "Bob"
Smith of the Smith & Green shoe store
leave tomorrow for a trip, up the
Wallowa and Minam rivers. They an
ticipate getting a great quantity of
fish, -'' rro of having a "swell"
THREE REAL ESTA1 E
SPECIALS
No.l
Four acres adjoining city, well Improved, 5-room h ouse, chicken
house and park, barn, well fenced, water for Irrigation, 60 good
fruit trees. Price $2,100.00, $600 cash, balance easy terms.
No.2
An 8-room house, well situated, lot 60x110, close in, price $1,200.
No. 3.
A bran new cottage of 5 rooms, well situated, modern, can be bought
on small payment down if you can make good monthly enstallment
payments. Price $2,000. .
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING OR RENTING, OUR TIME IS
YOURS, YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATIONS TO US FOR TIME
IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU. KSSH
VANDUYN REALTY CO.
No. 220 Depot Street
Mrs. Logsden and daughters of La
Grande, were in the city Thursday, ; llltiatthing tne fisn.
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alck on their way to High valley,
where they will visit old friends for
some time. Union Scout.
v o has been connected
:perimental station
i-'red Haisten left last evening foi
Portland to buy a carload of furnitu c.
T, B. Johnson is over from Co a
today. His crops are so large, he day-j
that he is going to build a gram y
over the fields.
FOR RENT. Furnished room wl :u
all modern improvements. 804 Main
Avenue.
Minutes of the 3Gih annual session
of the Grande Ronde Baptist associ
ation of Oregon, which convened In
Baker City. June. 10 to 13 inclusive,
have reached local members of the
association. The minutes are com
plete and interesting.
Dr. IV. D. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
IV la Grande National Bank Bldg.
ii Rnth Phnn
C. C. C! : k,
v. 'th th' Union '
iu::Rgti:?nt fr. ' several years, is
here todii;- on mS way to Corvallis,
where he plans to enter a postgradu
ate course. It is Just possible that he
will change his plans and attend Cor- ;
nell instead of O. A. C.
Up Before the Bar.
N. II. Brown, an atorney of Pitts
field. Vt. writes: "We have UBed Dr.
Kingg's New Life Pilla for years and
find them such a good family medi
For Chills. Constipation, BilllousnesB
I or Sick Headache they work won-
Publicity Manager Fred B. Currey , We have Ju8t receiTeC a complete
returned this afternoon from Mlnam j Hm of Columbia double disc records.
wnere his family is still in camp. He j ibc, Newlln Book Stationary Co
win resume nis worn in tne pusn ae
partment of the city and catch up as
quickly as possible with his gongested
mTc matters. Mac Wool, another
booster, who was with Mr. Currey al83
returned this afternoon. Their fam
ilies will return later in the week.
SOCIETY,
weeK-ena party given by M. and
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Mrs. H. C. Rinehart at SummervilK?,
from Saturday evening until last
evening, was easily the feature social
event of the county the past week. An
auto p arty 1 eft La Grande Saturday
evening, and wound up at Summer
vllle with a sumptuous dinner and a
private dancing party. The fitting cli
max to the affair given in honor of
Mrs. wnnams, of Denver, came last
evening when another dinner even
more elaborate and fashionable than
the first, was served the guests. The
La Grande guests returned by auto
mobile. The guests were: Messers
and Mesdames W. H. Bohnenkamp, W.
S. Allison and Mrs. J. C. Gulling of
La Grande, Mr. and Mm. Fred Kid
dle of Island City, Mr. and Mm. Q. I.
Wade of Imbler and Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Thorson of Elgin.
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GEORGE PALMER, PreBldent C. S. WILLIAMS. 2nd Asst Cashier.
F. J. HOLMES, Vlce-Presidmt W. H. BRENHOLTS, AjbL Caahler
F. L. MEYERS, Caahler.
La Orande National Bonk
Of La Grande' Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
' DIRE TORS
M. Berry J. D.IMatheson F. J. Holmes JF". M, Brykit
C. C. Pennington F. L, Meyers Geo. L. Cleaver.
W. L, Brenholts George Palmer
SUMMER FICTION,
REFERENCE BOOKS,
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