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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1909)
6 O LOCAL ITEMS. Mist Pauline Lederle spent Sunday with her father in Pendleton. 8. M. Jenson of Imbler returned . yesterday from a visit to Seattle. Leo. Forsythe of Enterprise is vis iting friends in La Grande this week. Mr. and Mrs. Van Fleet of this city visited friends in Hot Lake yesterday. Will Parks and family of Elgin re turned yesterday from a visit in Walla Walla. , Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Beldon of thin city left yesterday for a brief visit vi Jib relative sat Imbler. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knox of Elgin are in the city on their way to Cop perfleld. Mrs. Newton and Walter Furguson spent Sunday visiting friends in Union and returned last evening; Mr. tnd Mrs. Elrar Wright of Telo c:uet came down last evening a.id will visit friends in La Grand. James Cavanaugh went to Talocatet yesterday to look after buying some horses. Jack O'Brien was among the peo ple yesterday .who spent the day call , Ing on friends at Hot Lake, Mc Wood, Fred Currey and Will ' Church went to Elgin yeeterday on a trier business trip. , Henry Jenson of the Golden Rule, and C. W. Van Fleet spent yesterday at Hot Lake. ' J. B. Johnson and A. B. Hayes :f Pencleton came through this city yes terday on their way to Elgin on a busl ntBO trip. Attvrney J. D. Slater left yesteiny for a brief visit to Enterprise to 1? gone most of the week attending tha clrci.it court of Wallowa county. J. C. Keliy, one of the well known local barbers went to' Hot Lake yes terday for a couple of day's treatment for his eyes. J. W .Wood and Mrs. S. C. Wool of Walla Walla arrived last evening and left this morning for Wallowa where they will visit friends. Attorney S. F. Wilson of Tthena ar rived yesterday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolsin who have recently purchased the Cabana piact near this city. F. N. Hoffidltz, C R. Hibbard and F. M. Mitchell are among the business visitors from Imbler who came In last ettLing and remained over urn 11 to - day. ' Attorney S. F. Wilson of Athene, ar ton was in the city yesterday on his way to Enterprise to attend 'the Wal Iowa term of circuit court He will re main in Wallowa county until Wednes day. - Hon. Walter M." Pierce left vester day morning for Portland to attend a meeting of the board of regents of the 0. A. Ci and will be gone until Wed nesday. unaries vv. jones or union came down this morning on a business visit Jerold L. Maxwell of Wallowa is in the city for a few days. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Law was in the city from Union this morning In au automobile. , Mrs. Ella Porter of Baker City is in the city today and is registered at the Foley hotel. Mrs. Annie Leslie accompanied by (her daughter, Miss Agnes, returned yesterday to their home after visiting friends In this city. Miss Stella Brooks left today for her home at Imbler after an extended vis it In this city. W. F. Eisenbeis of Joseph left Sat urday night for Portland to purchase supplies for the new Jennings .blo'ik recently completed. Dr. S. W. Seemann, pastor of the Presbyterian church, left this morale for a month's trip to New York, Chi cago and other Eastern points. r. W. D. McMillan Painless Dentistry La Grande National Bank Bldg. Both Phones Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Rineh&rt of Im bler are In the city this afternoon and are registered at the Sommer hoteL Scott Goodall returned this morning from Seattle where he witnessed the Seattle-Whitman football game. Hi. Graves, O. P. Ragsdale, Sam Litch, J. H. Dobbin and R. F. Stubble field are in the city this afternoon and will leave tonight for Pendleton to attend the State Wool Growers Con vention. Miss Anna Rollins, who was in the hospital here for some time but was removed to Baker City later, is said to be seriously ill and there is some doubt as to her recovery. She has several relatives here. H. O. Walker, a well-known local carpenter, left this morning for Aliel where he Is engaged In building an addition to the residence of James Moss. W. F. Gaines who has been in the employ of the Commercial Club work ing on the Spokane rate case, left to day for Elgin and other Wallowa points. ' Clyde De Grand, Dick Harris, Ernest Walker and W. P. Rood vr rrca'iiy Umatilla county farmers game through this city today on their wa yto Enter prise where they are going to get po session of some of the hill land of Wallowa county, to farm. Mrs. George Ackles is n ithe city for a day or two transacting business matters. Some time ago Mr. and Mrs. Ackles moved to Portland on account of MrV AckleS health.' and since they have taken up their abode there he has improved rapidly. Mrs. Ackles will return as soon as she completes her business here. SOCIETY. e "Seven times one is .seven" thinks Mary May Fitzgerald who S-imrday celebraed the seventh return of the anniversary of her birth. A large number of thelittle friends of Mary May played,laughed and frolicked to the utmost content of their hearts. Dainty refreshments were served and .the happy children went to their respet ive homes wishing for their small host ess the very beBt of times for the year to come. Those present were; Thelma Esterllng, Helen Fitzgerald, Ruth Fitzgerald, Lizzy Swartz, Max lne,Joly, Thelma. Moore, Erla Oarlock, Flavia Rltter, Elviha Edmonds, Mag gie Baker, Louise O'Connell, Mildred Smih, Ruth Selders, Helen Andrews, Catherine Hutch, Mildred Hoyt, Myr tle HoyfVArdell Edwards, Edward Fitzgerald, Clark Fitzgerald and Mary Fitzgerald. and last party to be given by the Le jaunesse ijiud win tane place, wnile it is the last of the series, it is possible v is wiv auai tuts IOi AU SO yUDOlUtO that the Club will give another party gratis, later on. If the attendance Wednesday night is up to the size of those which attended the first two par ties, the club's exchequer will be fit to give a gratis dancing party later. ' . Cargo of Greeks. A cargo of Greeks arrived today to be used in the construction of the side trick construction now going on. The steam shovels are now at Perry where work la to start immediately. Bret Ilanlina; Near End; Unless it rains in the meantime, the last of the beets will be hauled to the factory Next Thursday. The factory however, .will continue to operate for ten days yet Break In Dam. A break in the dam at Perry has caused a shutdown of the Perry mill which will last about four days. Notice of Final Account Notice Is hereby given that E. C. Dlaqua, administrator of the estate of John H. Dillon, deceased, has filed in the County Court of Union County Oregon, his final account in the mat ter of the said estate and the county court has apoplnted Tuesday, - the 7th day of December, 1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the court house in La Grande, Union County, Oregon as the time and place for hearing ob jections to such Final Account and the settlement thereof. Dated this November 5. 1909. E. C. DISQUA, Administrator of the estate of John H. Dillon, deceased. (11-6-12-19-26-12-3.) ETEN15G- 0 BSEBTEBXA GRANDE, OEE60N DESERTION IS CHARGED VANCOUTEB HAS ARRESTED AT HOT LAKE. Defendant Take Heme While Stonily Claiming Innocence. Sheriff E. Eh Sapplngton cf Van couver, Clark county, Washington, re turned home this morning with a prls oner arrested here Saturday afternoon by Sheriff Childers. The prisoner's name is E. Z. Marquest Marquest has been in this vicinity for a bout two months working for the Sugar Company on their farm near Hot Lake. The crime charged against him ; 2c4;;uu. onerta Childers got the message that he was wanted about 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon and by 5 o'clock the man was under arrest. Marquest declares his innocence. He maintains that he has been sending his wife money right aolng. He says that ne has a wife and three children all of which he is fond of and that he is doing all in his power td care for them. The crime charged to his account Is a serious one carrying with It a penitentiary sentence. In Oregon the offense would come under the head of non-support and would be punishaole by a Jail sentence. HIS FORGES CHARLES DUNN'S NAME ''., ' ..- ... - ;: , . TO BANK CHECK. ' V -; t - Then Makes His Escape on Late Train And Cannot Be Located. Adding by forgery 810 to his wages for the past two weeks, George Brown a fireman for the A. B. C. Laundry, left for parts unknown last night. Brown has been in the city for the past two weeks. He passed the bogus - v wivvu a cavaua a.ua, iahl night and beat it out on one of the late trains. John Miner saw him cash the check but was not aware that there mwk c u u lliav kiiCI C was any Irregularity connected with the transaction. A description of the man has been sent out to the adjacant towns E S ED. C TCCKEY PURCHASED LOTS AND WILL BUILD. . .Has Purchased.Four Lots Near High ScnoolBnlldlng. Consumation of a realestate deal was made today between Real Estate Agent Black and Ed. C. Tuckey of the Golden Rule Store which means an other " comfortable dwelling for La Grande. Mr. Tuckey .purchased, four lots near the high school building for 11,050.00 and will build a comfortable dwelling on them as soon as he can get his business affairs in shape. Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that William McBeth, exvutor of t he estate of Duncan McBeth, deceased, has filed his final account In said estate In the county court of the State of Oregon for Union county and that the Hon. J. C. Henry, Judge of said court, has appointed Thursday, November 18th, 1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the court house In La Grande, j Union county, Oregon, as the time HOW RICHER iR NEW BlUO EOSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1909. ana place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereoL WM. MC BETH Executor of R. H. LLOYD, Attorney. Oct 21-28-4-1M8. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land umc it La Grande. Oregon. October 11th. 1809. Notice is hereby given that Marian Patterson of Kamela. Oregon. wt. ft Febuiwy 3. 1904 aade Homestead ea try No. 13434 serial No. 04096. tm the S W 1-4. of N W 1-4 of S W 1.4 .nrt Lot 3. Section 84, Township i. South nange so cast WHIamette meridian has filed notice ef Intention to make final Ftn Tot ref, to establish claim to the land above described, be bore Register and Receiver. U. a. Lami Office at La Grande, Oregon on the 7th day or December, 1909. Claimant names as witnesses: r. 1 Wright R. R. Collins. L. EL Tipton and D. A. Warltm all of Kamela. Oregon. F. a BRAMWELL, Register. Heartburn, Gas, Dyspepsia and Other Stomach Misery V.;;;. i, The question as to how long you are going to continue a sufferer from indigestion, dyspepsia, ' out of order stomach Is merely a master of how soon you begin taking DIapepsin. If your stomach is lacking la di gestive power, why not help the atom ach to do its work, not with drastic drugs, but a reinforcement of diges tive agents, such as are naturally at work In the stomach. People with weak stomachs should lake DiapepsI n occasionally and there wui ne ao more Indigestion, no feel ing like a lump of lead In the stom ach, no heartburn, sour rlBings, gas on the stomach of belching of undiges ted food, headache, dizziness or sick Btomach and besides what you eat will not ferment and poison your breath with nauseouB odors. Al lthese symp toms resulting from a sour-out of or der stomach and yspepsia are gen erally relieved five minutes after tak ing a litle DIapepsin. Go to your druggist and get a B0 cent, case of Pape's , DIapepsin now, and you wll lalways go to the table with a hearty appetite, and what you eafcvwllj taste good, because . your stomach and Intestines will be clean and fresh, and yo nwill know that there is not going to be any more bad nights and miserable ' days for you. They freshen you and make you feel that life's worth living. , .. Rock Springs CoaL "'In transit. Order now and get sum mer' prices - f' GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. Phone Main 6. Either phone. N 6-10 I A DULL EYES MiTiP rpiciit Y You are a patient? Your child is in school a certain . number of hours each day, using the eyes constantly. Each year 4k the lessons become harder, A bookB are taken home the stud- A ies are continued in the even- A ing, the eyes are being over- A taxed, the delicate muscles are strained yet perhaps no thought is given to helping the eyes. I know that injury results from A a ... . . mis negieci. we must realize A 4 It, if there is a cause for the V eye siram, there must be a remedy, the remedy most nat- A uraliy would be rest for the eyes; mis rest can be obtained e by wearing reeting 'classes. A My advice to you is, come and A V eei my aavice, let me explain A s to you scientifically why rest- A, . . . ... ing glasses snouid be worn. A V . oeueve mat parents use A very poor Judgement in not caring for their child reus X . e eyes, wnen tne remedy li so A simple and the cost Is so slight OR. M, P. MENDELSOHN is permanently located here. If you have any trouble with Jk eyes or your glasses, if you A A suffer with headaches, dizzi A. ness, red eyelets or cross evea. call and see him. He guaran- tee satisfaction and his char- & ges are reasonable. 1105 ADAMS AVENUE A 4 Opposite the Post Offtrn A. WE rv J- n. ui rn RM1 MUSI In Your Home Winter evenings will seem shorter and be much pleas anter It you have a talking V machine to entertain you and your friends. rt'e . Vocal solys by the world's great artists, comic songs: i and monologues by the lead ing vaudeville performers, quartettes and concert pieces ; by celebrated singers, and the world's finest music renden chesttes and bands. We are now exclusive agents for The Edison, Columbia, and Victor f honograpns' M we carry complete lines of each kind of records. " Come In and let us play, you some of youV favorites. You can buy a phonograph on very easy terms here. 1 , ' STATIONERY Gomplete equipment for resetting and repairing rubber buggy tires. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS . D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor , . , : Complete Machine Shops and Foundry Vacant tOR SALE Good Building sites-level-good locatJon. 1-4 blocks $525 to $550. $20. cash per lot and $5 per month. VANDUYN REALTY CO. No. 220 Depot Street COMPANY Lots
