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H. P. Lewis and son of La Grande,
visited friends in Baker last evening.
Baker City Herald.
Superintendent Wm. Bollons of the
0. R. & N. Is here today on routine
business matters.
W. F. Stoley, an attorney of the for
est service, went out to Wallowa
county thiB morning.
J. D. McKennon is in Spokane and
will probably remain to attend the
Irrigation Congress.
, Mrs. Geo. King, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Samuel Snider
lor the past week, returned home
today.
Mrs. J. A. Holinon, who remained a
few days with Portland friends after
visiting the Seattle fair returned this
morning.
Ed Bussey left this morning for
Salt Lake. He expects to have the
time of his life visiting his brother'
and former comrades.
"Uncle" George Webb, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jap Stevens
for several weeks, returned today to
his home in Pendleton.
Mrs. D. C. Crawford, proprietor of
the Crawford boarding house, left
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htrmorning for Kamela to partake of
a much-needed rest.
Mr. Vest, one of the most generally
known traveling men in the north
west, representing the Majestic Stove
company, is here today.
Fred J. Holmes and John Collier
leave Sunday evening to attend the
National Irrigation Congress which
convenes in Spokane Monday.
Judge and Mrs. William Ramsey,
have returned from Walla Walla,
where they have- been for several
days. .'",
City Attornev J. P. Rakpr nnrt his
t' mother Mrs. M. Baker left this mor
ning ior Wallowa, where Mrs. Baker
will visit friends. He will return
immediately. -
Miss Birdie Smith of Walla Walla,
who has been a guest with Miss Mae
White, left today for Pendleton, where
she will visit friends before return
ing to her home.
A. M. Gaston of Wallowa, who spent
last winter here arrived for a few
days and expects to return in the fall
with his family and probably will
spend the winter In California.
John Hyman of Joseph, Cora M.
Day of Sparta, Baker county and May
J. Hensley of Halfway. Baker county,
all made. application for homesteads
t the local land ofEre today.
Miss Florence Howell, bookkeeper
.uoeiier k TUiery. went to l&
Grande this morning where she will
'Isit over Sunday with her parents
who reside in the Grande Roride val
ley. Raker City Herald.
Publicity Manager F. B. Currey r:w
Mac Wood left this morning for M;:s
m, where they will gather up th-ir
tamp outfits and bring their families
fcatk to La Grande next Monday after
Boon. M. J. Buckley, general superintend
t of the O. R. k N, arrived last even
. toR to transact railroad business here.
Pr. IV. p. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
i Grande National Bank Bldg.
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Specalties Between Acts. Sunday night
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M188 Beattle and children of Boise.
arrived last night, as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Ruby.
by train and others in autos.
Rev. O. S. Baker of Iowa, is here
visiting his sister Mrs. Laura Jack
son. While here he is also a. tmst
nunc neic ue ia aiso a guest
of Rev. & g Dea, and tomorrowg wIi;
fill Mr. Deal's pulpit in the M. E.
church.
A. J. Webb has opened a cosy lunch
counter on the corner of the O'Con
nel cigar store, and when completed
will be all enameled white, making it
one of the neatest places on the road
for passengers to get a cup of coffee
and a sandwich.
Capt and Mrs. A. M. Paul left this
morning for Salt Lake, to attend the
meeting of the Indian War veteranB,'
which' is held in conjunction with the
National encampment of the G. A.
R. Capt. Paul was commander of
the post in Salt Lake City four years.
Mrs. Buhl and son Harry are ex
pected to arrive tonight from Seattle,
where the have visited the fair, to
be guests for a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Green. They are
from Minnesota, Illinois, and are now
on their way home.
Richard Palferyman of Springfield,
Utah, is here looking after the chan
ces of securing a contract for the dig
ging of the canal for the Grande
Konde Irrigation company. He has
on outfit ready for shipment. At the
present time he has a large contract
on the Denver railroad.
Frances C. Hews, of Denver, Colo
rado, will lecture Monday evening at
8:15 at the K. of P. hall. Her subject.
"The New Era." Miss Hews is a
teacher of the modern psychology and
soul culture. No adrnlBsion will be
chargi.'l. tot a free will offering will
be tr t-over expenditures.
, :.Tr. err V. R. Meade, who
'itve ..-; gat-.. 3 of Mr. and Mrs.
( .' as. . No- Ji, returned to their
hour; I.'i Vnir:i'is this morning.
Attorney J. A. Burleigh of Enter
prise, who went to Spokane to file on
land, returned today. He was among
the last to file as the time expired on
the 5th. .
Tom Williams returned yesterday
, from Spokane, where he called at the
i hospital and saw Foreman Ed. Thom
:as,. who was Injured In the Coeur
'd'AIene wreck. Mr. Williams state
' that Mr. Thomas was, badly bruised.
1 and that it will be some .time yet be
fore he can leave the hospital and
I probably several mouths before be
; can retain to work.
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THE AIRS.
TONIGHT, THE
DRAMATIC STOCK
UNDER THE DIRECTION' OF
S. M. CURTISS
FIVE ACT ENGLISH PASTORAL I.1AMA
Mabel Meat
Ed Hopper, who is assisting John
Anthony at Rondowa, is here today.
Miss Emma Clark has returned
from her outing in Wallowa county.
Bert Garner, of Elgin, spent last
night in La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rumble of Wal
lowa county, came In the afternoon
train.
Chas. Gore returned from Wallowa
county this afternoon. Mrs. Gore
will remain for several days yet.
J. D. Carroll of Union, who has been
visiting his daughter - Mrs. Robert
Lloyd, has returned home.
Mr. and Irs. T. C. Riddle return
ed this afternoon from Rondowa,
where they have been outing for sev
eral days. ' "
A. F. Sheets of Joseph, who was
formerly one of the pioneer city treas
urers of La Grande, came in this' af
ternoon. Jack Clarke, who is employed at
Palmer Junction, came in this after
noon and will spend Sunday with
friends.
Geo. B. Stoddard, C. P. Ferrin, J.
W. Black and their families, who have
been outing at Joseph for the past
10 days, have returned. Some came
Mrs. C. M. Humphrey and Miss
Alice Snook left last night for Spirit
Lake, Idaho, where the husband of
the former is employed on a railroad.
Mrs. Humphrey will make her home
there, while Miss Snook will return
as soon as her vacation time is over
to resume her work in the posloffice.
Retire te The rabllc
Harry U. Meyers and Joe Kelle
hereby give notice to the public that
they have formed a partnership to do
general tonsorial parlor businesr, and
on past records solicit patronage .f
Jie'r friends end regular customers Lf J
the Meyers barbershop.
HARRY U. METERS.
JOE KELLY.
NEXT SATURDAY
Go to the
ROYAL BAKERY
for your cakes and pastry for Sunday. A. trial order will
convince you that we are selling the best BREAD in the city.
Our Ice Gream and our Sherbert is the
v tallc of the town
HERMAN ROESCH, Prop.
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CHANGE III
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A. KurLlejr f'olng to Portland-Seattle
Railroad Circles
Rumors afloat in railroad circles for S
the past few weeks relative to changes !
and prolomotions of high officials re
ceived added impetus today when
General Superintendent M. J. Back
ley and Superintendent Buckley have
spent an entire day conferring with
local officials on matters not made
public. That Chief Dispatcher A.
Buckley Is to be promoted to the new
Portland-Seattle road with headquar
ters In Portland or Seattle, where he
will act In the same capacity as he Is
here, now seems assured, Judging
from indications and rumors preced
ing them.
Coupled with the talk of Buckley's
promotion Is another rumor that J. J.
Corbett. for several years night chief
here, but more recently employed by
the O. R. Is, at Spokane, will return
to La Grande to assume chiefship
here.
It Is believed definite announcement
of this change will be made in a few
days.
FOR SALE 3 Inch Mitchell wagon,
used only one season, $50; also good
saddle good as new f25. Call at
iti Graody avenue.
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F. J. HOLMES, Vice-President
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Of La Grande Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,900
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
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Without a djubt tie best iUt to
get all kinds f vegtubles.
berries, cherries, organgee, bar:t:ns
sod lemons. Is at the Geddes Gm ej,
they have the best and the freeit;
and should you want Bice crisp sw .
or sonr pickles. Just call them up:
and dont forget that iC coffee, ft
takes the place of your 40e Cee.
Just a shipment f Swift hu and
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