La Grande evening observer., November 11, 1909, Image 5

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Henry Bater, a business man of
gin is in the city this afternoon.:
Mark Gilklson of North Powder is
the city today on a business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cochran re-
rned last evening from a week's visit
1th relatives in Walla Walla.
Hon. Walter M.. Pierce returned this
L-faming from a businea strio to Port.
Charles L. Palmer of Baker City
ime down last evening to visit his
iuther, Grandma Palmer.
Joe Nibley, the well known lumber-
tun, came through the city last even-
g on his way to Meacham.
.Walter Ray, formerly a prominent
bckman of Joseph but now of Port-
aid, is in the city today attending to
-'viiess. ,
-Ji Wlglesworth of Heppner Is a
jsmess visitor In the city today look
fs into matters pertaining to the
jock Industry.
J. A. Rupp, one of the wealthy re-
red farmers of Pendleton, arrived In
e city last evening on a business vls-
Mrs. Chris Johnson of North Powder
rived in the city last evening to at-
Jnd the funeral of her sister, the late
rs. I. B. Chenault. .
Mrs. Cora Hubbard, state president
the Rebekah assembly, arrived this
orning from Baker City and will pay
e local lodge an official visit tonight.
John Anthony the popular hotel pro
letor of Rondowa is In the city today
i,ntag land at the sale at the' land
O:Jk.
W. S. fczeu, one of the most exten-
ve farmers of the Elgin district, was
wn this afternoon to transact busi
ness in the city. .
J. F. Ravenscourt, has come here
om the East to assume a position
tith the Wilcox Lumber Company,
Is wife will. Join him in a few days.
A special communication of La
prande Lodge No. 41 A. P. & A. M. on
Eridav evanfnz at 7:30 in Masonic
fell. Work in the F. C. degree. All
asons in good standing are invited
attend.
Mrs. W.? J. Chenault and grand
-kughters, Naomi and Laverne, came
wn from' North Powder last evening
i ""V tend the funeral of Mrs. I. E.
Paul Speery who has been in the
ty for the past week attending to
isiness connected with his Bheep
rm near Elgin returned to his home
Pendleton last evening to remain
r seevral weeks.
The Wallowa county delegation to
he Wool Grower's association at Pen-
eton, came through this city this
taorning. The delegation was com
;sed of Messrs. Dobbin, Stubblefield,
Joner, Lytch, Ragsdale and Graves.
I Allen H. Reynolds, a prominent
!wyer and banker of Walla Walla,
t hrived in the city last evening and
fjpSt today confering with bankers
-rr transacting business at the Land
Mrs. Carl Becker of Huntington, ar-
(ved in the city last evening to visit
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Rels-
for a few days when she will go
Hot Lake for a few weeks treat
ment ' ,. ,
atlng. The procession will start from
the house at 11 a. m. and will arrive
at the church at 1:30. Interment will
be made In the Masonic cemetery. ;
The death of Mrs. Chenault came
suddenly and while she was alone. As
Mr. Chenault returned from the field
where he been working he found her
dead on the cot. - Indications go to
show that she passed suddenly and
peacefully away. : ,
The deceased was 41 years of age,
is survived by her husband and four
children; Ralph, Edgar, Ray and Lee.
addition to the family there are'numer
ous. relatives' and friends in this city
and in the valley who sincerely mourn
the loss of a beloved relative and
friend. ' . ' ,
SOCIETY. .
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The Five Hundred Club was enter
tained this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Fred Kiddle at Island City.
The ladies of the Methodist Episco
pal church are preparing to have their
rummage sale on Friday, November
19th. Those having articles wishing
to donate please : phone . Mrs. J. D.
Gillllan, Main 71.
The Daughters of . the Woods, a
Sunday School class' of the Methodist
church will give a social tomorrow
evening at the church. A carefully se
lected program has been arranged, re
freshments wil lbe served. Admission
15 cents, the proceeds will be applied
to supporting and educating a boy In
India.
What is declared to be the most
successful and enjoyable party of the
three given by the Le Jeunesse Club,
waB held last evening despite the In
clemency of the weather. From a so
cial standpoint it was perfect, the
guests enjoying every minute of the
dancing. Punch was served with Miss
Olive Massee In charge. This Is the
last of the series and it is not definite
ly decided whether or not others are
to follow later in the year.
. The series has proved a successful
venture, socially, and the hostesses
have been showered with compliments
for their efforts to provide choice dane
ing parties for the early winter seas
on. ,. . ;
A GOOD RlGORD
Wehave conducted a laundry business Jn
La Grande for many years There must
a reason. A trial order will explain
ihe mystery.
A. B. G.
PHONE MAIN 7
Laundry
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The C. h. Ttowers Co., Miles City,
Mont.,, agents for Northern Pacific
..and Scrip, will select tor yon any
vacant, non-mineral, government
laud. , Write them for particulars.
I -T ASTHMA REMEDY.
I Gives prmpt and positive relief In
ecr ttiBO. ouiu uj uruggioia, vukv
$1.00. Trial package by mail 10 cents
William's Mfg. Co. Prop. Cleveland.
Ohio. A. T. Hill, Druggist ,
IS CHENAULT
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ft . Rock Springs Coal.
In transit Order now and get sum
mer prices .
GRANDE RONDE CASH CO.
Phone Main 6. Either phone. N 6-10
The funeral of Mrs. I. E. Chenault
residence eight mflet east of this '
flty, 'will be held from the Episcopal ;
.hnrch tomorrow afternoon at 1:30
J'clock Rev. J JE. Horn of Baker offlci-!
THE EYE IMPORTANT
The eye Is one of the most import
ant and delicate part of the body.
"Sight is Priceless.". Glasses should
not be worn where no error of refrac
tion exists, but where an error does
exist , they should be put on as soon
as poslble and worn constantly until
the defect Is cured. Wearing glassses
once does not signify that they will
always be worn. You can at any time
(before the defect is cured) go back
to the poorer vision if you so deslro.
The vision will not be poorer than It
was before the glasses were worn, but
will be more noticeable on account of
having been accustomed to beter vis
ion. I have made a special study of
the eyes and have been fiting glasses
for fourteen years. Ask anyone that
I have fitted for reference as to my
ability, then give me a trial and be
onvinced. , All wprk guarantees,
H. W. HEWITT.
Optometrist ft Jeweler.
1111 1-S Adams ave. La Grande. Ore.
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DULL EYES MADE BRIGHT.
Tail oring
Ce aning
JAMES BE ID,
The Chicaga Tailor from this time
on will be found at C C Pening
ton's clothing store where he is
oreDared to do anything In the
line of tailoring, cleaning
pressing for .--ot!j ?d'e hi2 fin
tlemen. If jr, r c U
he can tit them.
Phone Black 8SL. lad. 411
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The UtUe Shop
Main St
Btamping of all kinds, lnolud I
j Ins; shirt waist ft Center pieces, f
done, embroidery lessons given. $
in stenciling
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Full line of em
broider t materials.'.
Pinesaive " i,3
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You are a patient? Your child
Is in school a certain number
of hours each day, using , the
eyes constantly. Each year
the lessons become harder,
books are taken home the stud-
ies are continued in the even-
ing, the eyes are being , over-
taxed, the delicate muscles are A
strained yet perhaps no thought
is given to helping the eyes.
I know that injury results from
this neglect. We must realize
it, if there is a cause for the A
eye strain, there must be a
remedy, the remedy most nat- A
urally would be rest for the
eyes; this rest can be obtained A
by wearing resting glasses. A
My advice to you is, come and A
get my advice, let me explain A
to you scientifically why rest- A
ing glasses should be worn. A
I believe that parents use A
T6ry poor Judgement in not A
caring for their childrens A
eyes, when the remedy is so
simple and the cost Is so slight A
OR. M. P.
A Is permanently located here. A
If you have any trouble, with A
eyes or ycur glasses, if you A
suffer with headaches, dlzzi A
ness, red eyelets or cross eyes, A
call and see him. Ha ruaran- A
Mtlifu4rai mmA hie chr- A
Q ges are reasonable, A
& 1105 ADAMS AVENUE A
Opposite the Post Office A
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In Vour Home
Winter evenings will seem ,
shorter and be much pleas
anter It you have a talking
machine to entertain you and
your friends. ( '
Vocal solos by the world's
great artlsis, comic songs
and monologues by the lead
ing vaudevilh perfwmers,
quartettes and concert pieces
by celebrated singers, and
the world's finest music
rendered by the famous or
chestras and bands:
; We ,ar n0Z "dualve agents for The Edison, Columbia, and Victor
Phonographs, and we carry complete lines of each kind of records. ' "
Come In and let us play you some of your favorites. You can buy a ,
phonograph on very easy terms here.
STATIONERY I COMPANY
Vacant
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t" tOR SALE
Good Building sites-lev-
el-good locat'on.
1 -4 blocks $525 to $550.
$20. cash per lot and $5
per month.
VANDVYN REALTY CO.
Ho. 220 Depot Street