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Walter Ferguson is visiting in Un
ion today.
J. J. Smith of North Powder, is
here today.
Joe Eagan is a La Grande visitor
from North Powder today.
W. B. Bolton, of Wallowa.
ast evening in La Grande.
spent
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from Pendleton last night.
Mrs. J. A. Masterson of Elgin fcpeot
last night in La Grande,
John Fresill, of Telocaset, spent last
night in La Grande.
Mrs. Eaton of Perry, is visiting with
Mrs. George Ledsworth today.
Walter Neidner of the Farmers &
Traders receivership, has returned
from a vis't to Portland.
J. F. Scott of the Scott Music com
pany, will leave tonight for Portland
on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thomas of El
gin, were La Grande visitors last
night.
R. W. Haisten, of Portland, is here
today attending to husiness. He will
return tonight.
' Mrs. Maude Hanson and daughter,
left this morning for Baker City,
where she will be a guest with Mrs.
Toney, who is well known here.
Mrs. Walter L. Mulkey of Josepn,
arrived on the train from Joseph yes
terday and last evening departed for
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. George A'.kles retv di
ed this morning from an extended
visit with friends in Portland, also to
the Seattle fair.
Attorney R. H. Lloyd, of Elgin at
tended to legal business in La Grande
this morning, returning on the delay
ed Elgin train. -
Attorney and Mrs. C. H. Finn, who
have been residents of this city for
'i T Jears. left last evening for Portland,
to make their future home. Mr. Finn
has already arranged for their loca
tion there by a previous visit.
Mrs. Edith Cooper of Oakland, Cali
fornia, accompanied by her daughter
Eathea, returned home last evening
after spending a month visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stephen
son. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Langdon of Tul
sa, Oklahoma, are in the city today.
They have been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Campbell, who live out in
the valley, and they may decide to
locate here, as they are looking for
a location. Mr, Langdon is an en
gineer.
George W; Boner, of Joseph, who
Vtos been taking treatments in La
Grande for several months, left last
evening for Pasa Robles. California,
where he will reside permanently. If
the chance in climate will effect fi
betterment of his health. He is ac
('"innaniHd by Ilutsh Wilson, also of
Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. C. If. Lewis of Jere
City, N. J., who have been visiting bev
for some time as the guests of M
and Mrs. .1. K. Wright, left this mor
al's for Seattle and Sound points.
Hefore the return to their Atlantic
seaboard home, they will, again be
Kuegts with Mr. and Mrs. Wright.
P&S1IME 1MEM.RE
TONIGHTvTHE
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ODER THE DJRECTIO- OF
S. M. CURTISS
IN THE FIVE ACT ENGLISH PASTORAL DRAMA.
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Specialties Between Acts. Sunday night
' GOLDEN GIANT MINE"
Fair and warmer is the
schedule for tomorrow.
weather
There will be work in the Master
Mason's degree at the Masonic lodge
Saturday evening.
Contractor Lou Wright leaves to
night for Portland, where he will build
a residence for Chas. G. Bunte.
Mrs. II. C. Rinehart of Summer
viHs, is visiting friends in the city to
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Snodgrass have
wired friends here that they will be
home from southern California to
night. Mrs. Jennie McCully of Joseph, pas
sed through La Grande this morning,
en route to Hood River where she will
visit friends.
Tomorrow being the festival of the
transfiguration of Christ, there will be
a celebration of the Holy Communion
in St. Petexa church at 10 a. m.
Councilman Geo. Krieger is report
ed to be seriously ill. He has been
at Hot Lake for a few weeks hoping
to secure relief.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Cleaver and
children leave tomorrow for a months
outing at Newport, where they will
watch the billows on the great Pacific
lash the shore.
Painter Bugg has Just completed a
large sign -ttr be placed on the new
postoffice site, which reads: "Federal
building site. Appropriation made.
Plans being drawn."
O. H. Eyerly and family, who have
been here for the past three monttiB
on their tour of the. weBt leave Tues
day for Portland and Seattle, and
thence through California, en route
horn North Piatt, Nebraska. They
. ed with Grande Ronde
O. A. C. A rousing Zip! Boom! Bee!
from the O. A. C. grads in attendance,
cheered the bridal party on over life's
sea. He 1b in , business at Lebanon,
for which place they left last evening
taking with them congratulations and
best wishes from their wide circle or
friends in this city.
LITTLE 0 FI M PORTA Jf CE.
County Court Inspects And Measure
Court House Wood.
To measure up, inspect and pay for
140 cords of wood from Montgomery
which has been delivered for court
house use, was the principal matters,
outside of road petitions, coming be
fore the county court this afternoon.
Read the Observer.
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Dr.Wr D. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
Doth Pbonts
Prof. .. Andci T n, who for the past
two years hae t'.'Ui a resilient of Ba
ker City, and formerly of southern
Oregon, where he still owns mining
property, passed through this city to
day by private conveyance en route
to Seattle. Where he is known, he has
won for himself quite a reputation
for curing a number of diseases of
the stomach and kidneys with herbs
and roots. Before his return he may
arrange for the placing on the mar
ket several of his remedies.
A few year ago Baker City or coun
ty t avs scarcely a thought to agricul
ture; now that is their main reliance.
4 SOCIETY.
In the presence of 50 guests,. Miss
Laura Green was united In marriage
to Reuben E. Wills at the home of the
bride in this city last evening at six
o'clock. Sherwood William's beauti
fully rendered solo "Bed Me Love,"
gave warning of the wedding's ap
proach, and as Miss Ruth Bush ren
dered Lohengren'B wedding march im
mediately after the vocal solo, Ralph
Reynolds the best man, and Miss Ivy
Long the bridesmaid ushered into a
bowered corner or the family parlor
the principals of the affair. Rev. C.
E. Deal UBed the impressive ceremony
in declaring the popular yonne peo
ple man and wife.
F. H. Green's roomy home'was fill
ed with guests. Miss Olive Massee re
ceived at the door. Immediately after
the ceremony the event took on an
very informal color, and while the
guest's attendant served punch, the
guests were prepared Tor the three-
course luncheon served by Mrs. A. W.
Nelson and Misses Frances Massee,
Ruth Bush, Gertrude Ralston and Nora
Fritts. ,
The luncheon comprised:
Bread and butter sandwiches.
Pressed chit-ken.
Olives.
Shrimp salad and wafers.
Pineapple sherbet.
Cake and punch.
Extreme taste marked every detail
of the wedding. Decorations were su
perb. The parlor where the marriage
occurred was robed in sweetpeas and
ferns in great profusion, the guests'
room in Utiles and sweetpeas and the
dining room was made a thing beauti
ful by tasty arrangements of sweet
peas and fernB. Throughout the resi
dence were innumerable red candles,
each candelabra scattering in pro
fusion mellow beams of light on the
artistically decorated walls.
The bride was one of the city's most
talented young ladles. Her musical
skill and accomplishments, and her
genial personality have won her praise
and friends, even though she has been
here but a year, coming to La Grande
with' her parents from Redwing, Minn.
The richness and quantity of the pres
ents from here and her eastern friends
apeak In truthful Words of her un
limited popularity. Mr. Wills has FOR RENT Furnished Modern four-
many friends In La Grande, especially j room cottage: Inquire of Mrs. Zu
thoae who were his schoolmates at ber. "
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City Grocery and Bakery,
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Bell Phone, Main 75 Independent 241
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LADIES AND tilEXTS.
Cleaning, Dying
and Repairing.
Work called for and delivered.
In rear of C. C. Penlngton c Com
pany's store.
Phones, Pacific States Black 851.
You work solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
H)me Ind. 171.
H. L. WINN.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOUND This morning in front of the
M & M. company, building, a lodge
pin. Owner can have same by call
ing at this office and identiylng pin
and paying for this notice.
WANTED Position as engineer, by
competent man, stationery or
threshing, Bell phone Red 271.
GEORGE PALMER, President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2nd Asst Cashier.
F. J. HOLMES, Vice-President W- H. BRENHOLTS. Asst Cashier
P. L. MEYERS. Cashier.
La Grande National Bank
Of La Grande Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY V
DIRE -TORS
M. Berry J. D.Matheson F. J. Hoimes IF. M. Brykij
C. C. Pennington F. L Meyers Geo. L. Cleaver
W. t Brenholts George Palmer
FOR RENT Four room house for
rent, 2018 Adams avenue, phone
Black 451.
LOST Light gold cuff link. Suitable
reward If returned to this office, (tf)
FOR SALE Royal Ann cherries. Will
deliver or call at farm.'
W. V. CARBINE,
Phone Home 97.
MESSENGER SERVICE call Red 1842
for prompt response. (J23-23.)
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iTHE
THE BEST PLACE
Without a doubt the best place to
get all kinds of vegetables, straw- ,
berries, cherries, organges, bannanas
and lemons. Is at the Geddes Grocery,
they have the best and the freshest;
and should you want nice crisp sweet
or sour pickles, Just call them up;
end don't forget that 25c coffee, It
takes the place of your 40c coffee.
Just n a shipment of Swifts ham and
bacon.
GEDDES BROS.
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