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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1909)
SYSN1NQ O BSKRYKR, LA IBAXQE, OREGON t LOCAL .TSMS. j w. Todd, the Portlan 1 horse er Is in the city and li registered he Hotel Sommer. , . . km Brooki of Imbler came to r.d the Irvjt.i'-c i mass laeeUng t. C. H. Lw and John Rich drove r fro mUnlon yesterday to attend some business In this city. B. Birch, route agent (or the Pa- Express company ts here today jectlng the local office. Has Ada Anderson of the Home In- pndent Telephone office will spend jday with her parents at .Imbler. . Jiss Nellie Graham who has been "ting in thla city returned tc her ue In Elgin this morning. M. Plxter f Cove'an' ns slsiei L Plxter, a teacher of the High Jey school are In La Grande to- ' "'- Ir. and Mrs. Wright of Palmer jetton have been In the city for a I days attending to business mat-s. rs. Sam Brooks, of Imbler left this r.lng for a visit, of a few days with daughter Mr. Homer Uirtwell r North Powder. : i P. Richarii-fO. a prosperous for X of Imbler, attended the lnU;a j mass meetftg at the opera iioi se P afternoon. j. H. Jordon, who has been spend- the paBt week in Wallowa coun ts returned to his home in thla y. '" : Vincent , Palmer returned today am a visit to Spokane where he insacted business pertaining to a lumber Interests. . Until Wednesday, when the bridge UP-TO-DATE HARDWARE STORE. Where you will always find those thousand and one little things that are never at hand when wanted aa welll as every thing in mechanics tools, builder's and shelf hardware of su perior manufacture and best quality. It la the store that is always sought for when you dont want to waste time or money, and this Is always at LILLY'S. o o o o ' "La VelUasso la r:tildly comipg to be synomonous with the best there Is for last evening's party at the. Elk's hall proved to be even more enjoy able than was the first of the series of the three parties to be given by that Club. Music for the occasion was much Improved over former occasions and in view of the fact that the mem bership and guests of the club is not as large as customary, the floor was amply large to accomodate all. The winter has been replete with delight ful dancing parties but it Is doubtful If any affair of this season has eclip sed that of last night Out of torn gr.ests were Air. and Mrs. H. J. Rlieluvt of Summerv.'Ve and Miss Eina Iiirton of liuker CKy. Uncover Crime. Derolt. Mich.. Dec. 11. -The dlscov- ter of Joseph were In the city yester-' ery of the body, of. Helen Brown, aged John A. Blevens and Julius A. Bal- Oro Dell Is finished, teams must OSS at the Palmer mill and make eir .way to Perry along the more rcultuous route. . jfev. J. D. Gil llau left this morn- to spend H iu.Iny In North Vow- to for ' and from thevo will proceed Hon before returning nmno jse Christmas hjIiOnys, Dr. B. C. Campbell of Laka Geneva, 'is., who was a guest yesterday "with. t S. Massee and Mr. and Mr. F, TJ, reen, left last evening for his home ;fl., Salt Latfi. '. . . ' ii.. R. Beaaley of Union arrived la. ie city last evenmg. Mr. Lt-asle'' is Ing to fill the place as travelling teaman for tc Baker Cltv Giwevy Beckley. 1 S. D. Crowe, manager of the Home dependent Telephone Company, "ho has been superintending the con Iructlon of the copper wire circuit etween Joseph and La Grande re day on business matters. Bay & Zweiffel, plumbes. todiy com pleted the work v of retluutng the scales Duildlng. , ' ! ' v J. W. Baxter, secretary of the m i n a at Union is in the city today reporting an enthusiastic reign of the Union at that place. A commit tee is now investigating the feasibil ity of erecting a farmers warehouse and flouring mill there. Many new members are coming In regularly. thirteen years, under -the trucks . in the yards of. the Whitman Cartage Company today, reveals a crime that , 3 1mm uvuDwi me citizens of that lec tion of the city into a high Btate of excitement The girl had been strang led to, 4eath and horribly abused. There is no clue to the Identity of the brutal murderer but the entire po lice force of the city are working on the case, if the miscreant is captured It Is almost' certain that he will be lynched. ' ' v ' , jSverymiig e jf9 Peples x3 WHETHER IT IS TO BE FO RMAID OR MATRON, BATCHELOR OR BENEDICT, YOU WILL FIND IT HERE. THE CHRISTMAS RUSH WILL NOW OROW WITH THE PASSHTCr OF EACH DAY, AND EACH DAY THE GIFT COLLECTION, NOW COMPLETE, WILL BE MORE DEPLETED COME EARLY WHILE THINGS YOU MOST DESIRE IS STILL HERE. ' WEHAVE ANTICIPATED THE CROWDS. ADDITIONAL HELP HAS BEEN SECURED IN 0 RDER TO GIVE YOU THE COURTEOUS AT TENTION TYPICAL OF THIS STORE. DR. M. r. MEKDELLSOIUI DOCTOR OF OPTICS - jk it -'t-'-'-' - -V " . V, i s" 'f - Sight School To Open. : Forest Ivanhoe's night shorthand and typewriting school will open at 7 o'clock next Monday, evening. All students should be present i , notice io ireuiiors. . Estate of Charles D. Delanty. No , tice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of i Charles D. Delaney, deceased, to pre i sent them properly verified to the un j dersigned administrator, at the Unit ed States Nafonal Bank in T,i Grode Union County, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this nctW. ' Date of first publication, December 4, 1909.'- , )': ! ... -! ; ..... H. E. COOLIDGE. ' : ! ; i: ; r ' Administrator HOLIDAY FURS. - The nicest line that it has ever been our' pleasure to show you. There is nothinp; more accptiblc to yom wiTe, "daughter or swetheart than furs. . MEN'S FURNISHINGS ' Buy "IliRi" a house jacket, pair of hose, shirt, or suit of underwear. He may need them all. What he likea a waits you here. HAIR BRUSHES AND TOILET . . SETS ; ' A nice assortment at very low prices. ' -: : BELTS AND BUCKLES. Attractive gifts styles. ' Our - holi day lines contain pleasing eforts in the inexpensive grades as well as the more elaborate affects. ' .. , ; HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS. If you don't know what to give give handerchitf s they are always a safe Christmas proposition. 9 -J i A large asortment her to select from, . .PERMANENTLY. LOCATED AT 1105 ? ADAMS AVEME, OPPOSITE THE POST0FFICE, . The eye Is so lntricate'ln its mech anism, so delecate in its structure, so full of complexities, that it is under stood by few. Whatever can be pro- vided by practical experience, what- . m ELTlESfr MUM III U III I li I I arned home this morning to spend ever can be done by minute and com funday. ; ' . ; plex machinery, whatever may be No. 11 the fast mall train continues J Tellded by careful and accurate test I run from 9 to' 12 hours late. , No." ln is at pour services the minute I the morning train from the, east. I 7om enter my institution, petween the lowed some improvement today and old-fashioned r"spectacle fitting" and. sached here shortly afternoon. It, too U1"uera ; opucai service to ere is a as been running from 10 to IS i.j"is te for seveal days. ' v ,, Latent talent cropped out last even ng at the Joint literary society held i the high school.' The entertainment fas quite well attended and those very wide .difference, and this differ ence counts in the preservation of the sight. , My new method for instantaneous sight testing Is endorsed by the high-! est medical authorities. I We have ready a notable showing 1 of superb, dainty, "little novelties la gold, silver, copper, nickel, and also In pottery,-thiass for thejnrlc-a-brae, etc., Just the things for a brtday in ft by the one who, doesn't desire to spend heavily yet give something of high, !n trinsic value and that will ever be re- BIG GIFT LINE OF UMBRELLAS This popular Christmas article is here in such a varietv that anvrmo ; tending such a gift cannot afford to disregard the many advantages offered JLhe handles embrace varieties from plain styles in woods to the most elab orate novelties, insuring gilts that will be appreciated. .CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR IN PRETTY EFFECTS. e Specially selected . holiday lines at rare price inducements. Jabots, Bows, in Laces, Silks Etc. Very appropriate. GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE V HOME. . ' . Christmas ; interest is very largely kejtt alive by the home spirit. Conse quently gifts which become a part of the home life and contribute to its com fort are not only very .practical but are remembrances that are most ap preciated. An Indian blanket, a nice Comforter, a pair of Blankets, Table Linen, Napkins or any of the many of useful articles that go into the home. .. . .. mm . LAST BUT NOT LEAST The bea utiful premiums that we give for your cash slips handsome Haviland, Germ an and Austrian Ware Equal to fully ten per .cent of the amount of your pur chases. , The Temple of Economy - - La Grande, Oregon Opera House Block yho went saw the talent existing in J Twenty-nine years experience In hand J. H, PEARE jbe ranks of those who were on the jrogram. tC M. Lappin. r former resl-'eut of ling dlflcult cases ought to make some difference. ; Notwithstanding the modern methods employed In ex- hla city but for the past six years of' amlnlng the eyes, no extra charge is n ncll, Idaho, nrrlvod in this rlty . mde for this service. Glasses are so a st evening hnd will remain In I-a ! moderate In price" that anyone can af Sisnde for soma time visiting. Mrs..; 'ord them, and you can rest assured Mln and children went to Elgin ; they wH1 nt be recommended if you Ji'a morning whi-o thoy will visit , ao not need them. ltii Mrs. LanpVi t pareuts, Mr "nrd ' The doctor la endorsed by all of Irs. A. Kloostra during the holidays. ; he leading occulls'ts in Portland and ! all of the physicians In La Grande. The entire problem lies Jn these a Grande National Bank Bldg. BothPhones THE EYE IMPORTANT The eyes is one of the most import ant and delicate part o fthe 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 aa soon as poslble and worn constantly until the defect 's cured. : Wearing glassBes once does not signify that they will always be worn. You can at any time j (befor the defect is cured) go back poorer vision If you so deslro. i r- - j i ... . . . . . i i ue vision win not db Doorer man it DB. ME XDELLSOIIX. waB before the giaaBe8 were worn, but Oflce hours from 9 to J2; and from will be more'notlcable on account of 1 to 6. By special appointments In ' having been acustomed to better vls ihe evening. Ion. I have made a sepclal Btudy of Or. W. D. McMillan Vsl0' SP. tSS iratnless Dentistry the eyes and have been fitlng glasses for rourteen years, ask anyone tnac ; I nave fitted fv. r fwrence as to iy ability; then give me. trial srd e . convinced. All work guaranteed. 7 ' : ' H. W. HEWITT. I rptometrlBt jewtter. ) 1Z1S 1-1 Adams ave., La Grande Or. Administrator's Notice of Sale of Beal j V - - ; estate. ; , Notice Is hereby given that by vlr- I tue of an order of the County Court j of the State of Oregon for Union County, made an entered on the 21st ' day of October, 1909, I will from and after the 1st day of January, 1910, proceed to sell at private sale and for j cash, all the Interest of Anna M. Stearns, deceased, In and to the fol lowing described real estate, to-wit: Lots 1 and 4 in Block M in McDanlel's Second Addition to the town of Cove, Union County, Oregon. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 29 day of November, 1909. , n J. E. STEARNS. . Administrator of the Estate of Anna M. Stearns, deceased, , COCHRAN & COCHRAN, Attorneys for Administrator. (12-3-10-17-24-31.) New Sugar BE PATRIOTIC 1TIJKJ 0ROERJ3U SUGAR AND INSIST UPON HAVING HOME MADE. THE 1KV FRESH IS NOW IN, ALL THE GROCERY 8TOBE8. ' - -- - l- ' ' Our holiday stock is made up almost entirely of articles of utility. We have an unusually fine showing oi : such goods this season-goods selected with p satisfaction we would urge early buying. Special price inducements to holiday buyers. 1 fl o TZimmhti'tTlti? """ -gywi'." wlh I i wi , .HI I .in i mimiiir n iiiiibiimh m m . -....i.. ' f ' ' jfi i 0
