La Grande evening observer., December 17, 1909, Image 5

STEMXQ 03SI:ST:Ih LA iBASJK, OREGOJf FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1309.
LOCAL .TXHS. " 4
r. W. Lelghton has returned
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Enterprise- -
'Bean, the wood man. is In North.
Ser on business matters today,
. and Mrs. L. Thomas of Baker
were visitors In La Grande yes-
iy.
t-v.. .lo . Mnrfh Pnwilcr WAS
" ""VT " " ' , lleton toniEht
ictlng business in u .wanoer . . .
srday.
jd Cross stamp sales continue to
ilek la this city, and much of
itock is deleted already,
'M. & G. Etickland, the fruit grow
irrom Cove are spending a few
in La Grande,
y "WiBBler, son of Conductor and
I Wlssler, nor residing in Pendle-
'spent a few hours here with old
friends this morning.
IV.. W. M. UlDBUn weui i nauuna
iiornlng to spend a few days con-
g with Baptist church people of
jeommunity. "
ik Roeera. Bon of Mr. and Mrs.
k of cold that Is threatening ser-
complicatlons. : '..- - .
irry Tnornton oi worxn ro war
ned today from Enterprise wher
fas called on account of his uncle's
3. Mary Worth of Latah, wash.,
red this morning to attend- , the
iral of her . brother-in-law c. R.
srnton.
is. Joseph Lefebrve who has. been
joally ill at her home on M. Ave.,
Sported to be considerably better
. .
jy. - , . ,
I R. Haworth, who has been trans1
Fng business in Portland for the
I several days.-will return home
I evening to attend the funeral of
Jlate C. R. Thornton, of Enterprise.
lishop Paddock Is a guest in the
I will officiate at all of the services
St. Peter's Episcopal church Sun-
during the absence of Rev. Upton
Glbbs.--
W. Todd, the Portland horsebuyer
Hast evening for Portland..While In
I valley Mr. Todd purchased a car
d of horBes which he shipped to the
ilamette valley.
Jrand Mrs. H. J. Burns, who, has
n, VlBlting atthe trtjme of 'Mr,ind
b. M. B. Donahue left this morning
f Idaho where they will spend the
ydays bfore returning to their home
Spokane, Washington,
?Poe" Caylor and "Wobbles" Wlnk-
I returned" this morning from a Jun
ting taking them to Seattle and
er coast towns in their private car
jihed to the rear end of a -stock
Jn. Both report Seattle favored with
timer weather. . ' '
attorney T. H. Crawford nas ,'re
rned from a business trip to Baker
iy and expects to leave In a few
)'B for Los Angeles to spend the
srlstmas holidays with his son and
mily, Mr! and Mrs. Clarence Craw
rd and son...' : j ;-.': ,
krs. Wm. Hall, who has heen ylsit-
with her parents, Mr and Mrs. W
Adler of May Park for the past sev
ftl, weeks,, will Join her husband- in
irtland next week. Mr. and Mrs. Hall
ive not decided Just where they will
cate. .;?.. V.;-:,.
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Richardson leave
)s evening for .Ocean Pa,rk, Cal.,
here they will spend the Christmas
l!days with Mrs. Richardson's aunt
Id uncle'; Mr. and Mrs. H. ,W. Wlldey.
ortly after the first of the year, Dr.
id Mrs. Richardson will proceed -on
splr way to New Tork where the Dr.
HI take a post-graduate course and
s. Richardson will continue her vo
.1 studies. ''. -.''
Mrs. Stringham came up from Im
bler today. ' . ,
T. B. Johnson of Cove Is in the city
today. V..V
Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer McCulley of
Joseph are visiting in the city with
Mrs. McCulley's mother, Mrs. Cahopn.
. Mrs. Frank McKennon and baby eon
are In the city from Imbter. the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William Adler.
Mrs. Fred Johnson who has been vis
Itlng with friends here for the past few
days, will leave for her home in Pend-
Wm. A. Dalziel, deputv commission
er and factory inspector with head
quarters in La Grande has returned
from a trip through Idaho.
Fireman Luther Cramen of La Grande
and bis sister from Hood 'River will
leave In . the morning for their old
home in Missouri where they will
spend a couple of months. . " i
Engineer Rechlln, who has. been in.
the helper service at Telocaset for the
past two weeks, has returned to La
Grande and will have a run out of this
city. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McReynolds
and baby of Enterprise are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. H worth Th. .
came up to attend the funeral of the
late C. U. Thornton, who is a cousin of J
Mr. Reynolds, , v "''..'..' Y
THE JflGnT BEf ORE . CHRISTMAS
Santa Claus will be busy filling the
Stockings of the little ones and brlng
sleds, toy tool chests, and skates to
greet them on Christmas morning. Our
store will be the objective point for
securing presents for the mechanics
in tools, tool chestsi razors and straps
and for the house wife In handsome
carding sets, dishes and cut .glass and
silver. You can secure the best that
4s made at the
LILLY HARDWARE STORE -
' . ,A ttentlon. . r: '., J ';.
All members of the Woodman of the
World are requested to meet at the K.
of P.. hall, Sunday morning at 9:30 to
attend the funeral of 'the late C. R.
Thornton which takes place . from
the M. E. Church at 10:45 a. m. - "
Settee to Water Consumers.
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Girl members of the Eighth Krade
last evening showered their teacher.
Miss Ruth Bush with a genuine sur-
prise perfectly engineered in every
aspect' Loaded with goodies' to eat the
High' School freshmen of next, year,
i had assembled And at the given slg-
. sal stormed the Bush residence in the !
true Zelayan style. .Their ' popular
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WHETHER IT IS TO BE FO IHIAID OR MATRON, BATCHELOR OR
BENEDICT, YOU VILL FIND IT HERE.
THE CHRISTMAS RUSH WILL NOW GROW WITH THE PAS3HIG
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 ORDER TO GIVE YOU THE COURTEOUS AT
TENTION TYPICAL OF THIS STORE.
All persons using city water ; now : teacher was taken unawares, Follow-
indebted to the city for the same, will , Ing an evening of games and - music,
please call at the city recorder's of
fice and settlu, as I am under Instruc
tions to collect or shut oft the water.
II. C. GILLMAN.
- V ' v Water Supt.
DR. M. r. METIDELLSOHN
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
the guests served thir hostess with a
delightful three .1 course luncheon of
their own preparation and It was well
along toward the hour of midnight be
fore the tired but happy eight graders
left their stronghold so cleverly cap
tured earlier in the evening. , ,
Mrs. W. II. Bohenkamp last evening
entertained the 500 Club In honor of
Mrs. H. J. Burns of Spokane, who is
visiting with friends In the city. Mrs.
J. J. Carr was awarded the prize which
she presented to the guest of honor.
Delicious refreshments were served.
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;The youns ladies of the "La Volte"
Club and a few invited guests will be
entertained tomorrow evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs." E. E. Bragg
with the Misses Gladys Oesterllng and
Zoe Bragg for hostess. .
. .PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
1105 ADAMS AYENUE, OPPOSITE
THE rOSTOFFICE. ,
My new method for instantanebns
sight testing Is endorsed by the high,
est medical authorities.
Twenty-nine years experience In hand
ling diflcult cases ought to make
sorae , difference. -Notwithstanding
the modern methods employed In ex
amining the eyev no extra charge is
made for this service.. Glasses are so
moderate In price that anyone can af
ford them, and you can rest assured
they will not be recommended If you
do not need them. , 1 " ;
Dr. fflendedshon l a graduate of the
Heldclberf College, Cerraany, In med
icine, but be does JW)t iirsctlce med
icine. Ills specialty Is correcting eye
sight only.
The ladies of the Kaffee Klatch were
entertained this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. E. E, Bragg on Adams avenue.
;;-.Cake Sale. ' '"'
- The missionary uncietv of the Pres
byterian church will hold a cake sale
at the Red Cross drug store on Satur
day. December 18, beginning at 1:30
o'clock In the afternoon. Every mem
ber Is expected to provide cake or its
eqnuivalent 1 v ' v
; It was erroneously announced yes
terday that the sale included cooked
foods. . ''.':''' : ; .''i '. "." ' .'
: HOLIDAY FURS.
. The nicest line that it has ever been
our pleasure to show you. There is
" nothing- rnnrp jceptt!c iz you " y,uv,
- daughter or swetheart than furs.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Buy "Him" a house jacket, pair
of hose, shirt, or suit of underwear. He
may need thein all. What he likes a-
waits you here.
HAIR BRUSHES AND TOILET
v.;;;-;,.;v;'' SETS
A nice assortment at very low
priceg.
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 handerchitfs they are always a
safe Christmas proposition.
A large asortment her to select from.
BIG GIFT LINE OF UMBRELLAS,
This" popular Christmas article 1 -here
in such a variety that'TwAy .
tenamg such a gift "cannot afford t
disregard the many advantages off crc
The handles embrace varieties fro
plain styles in woods to the most elal .
orate novelties, insuring gifts that wU
be appreciated.
CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR
IN PRETTY EFFECT; ,
, . Specially selected holiday lines su
rare price inducements. Jabots, Bo w
in Laces. Silks Etc. Very appropriate
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR TH:
HOME.
Christmas interest is very -.largely
kept alive by the home spirit. Consc
quently gifts which become a part ''
the home life and contribute to its cc
fort are not only very practical bi
are remembrances that arc most ni
precitc?.-An Indian Blanket, a ni
Comforter, a pair of Blankds, Tab'
Ijinen, Kapkins or any of tle )iinii)r"'
ireful articles that ro into tlic home.
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
The Temple of Economy
Opera House Block - - La Grande, Oregon
752 C
THE EYE IMPORTANT
. The eyes is on of the most import
ant and delicate part, o ftlje body.
"Bight Is Priceless.''. Glasses should
not be worn where no error of refract
tlon exists, but where an error does
j exist they ' should be put. on aa soon
fan Doaibla and wnm rnnitantU nnttl
The doctor is endorsed by all of v jlui, . ,
. . , - . I 'he defect H cured. Wearing glassees
the leading occullats In Portland and L a. .v.. .v
uiai iuvj win
always be worn. Too can at any time
l mj. ..... - , I oeior iuv ueiecv is curea) go DacK
y. u mcmiuan ? TkTT x;it toft,'MW Tl8,on lf you " leB,ro-
M' m - --- -----iThe vision wui not be poorer thaa It
rainless ueniisiry v.
j it .. , , Oflce hours from to 12; and from
I Grande National Bank Bldg. t to b. By special appointment, m
Both,PhoneS theerenlng. ; :
all of the physicians in La Grande. .
The entire problem lies In these
was before the glasses were worn, but
will be more noticable on account of
having been acustomed to better vis
ion. I have made a sencial study of
the eyes and have been fltlng glasses
for iouneen years, ask anyone mat
I have fitud f r feronce aa to iy
ability, then give me trial nrd e
convinced. All wort, guaranteed.
- IL W. HEWITT,
tjjrtometrltt ft jeweier.
ISIS 1-S Adams are.. La Grande, Ore.
Aiffiln!itriGr8 Kotiee ef Sale of Beal
C, ::': '"' estate. ."'',' . V-
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of the County Court
of the State of Oregon for Union
County, made an entered on the 2tBt
day of October. 1909, I will from and
after the 1st day of January,' ' 1910,
proceed to sell at private sale and for
cash, all the Interest of Anna M.
Stearns, deceased,, in and to the fol
lowing described real estate, to-wiU
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. " '
; . J. a STEARNS,
Administrator of the Estate of
Anna m. mearns, aeceased. f
COCHRAN & COCHRAN, -.:.
Attorneys for Administrator.'
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New
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BE PATRIOTIC WHKS OROEHIVU
SUOAB AXD INSIST UTOI nAVISG"
HOME MADE. THE AEH FHKSII
IS 50W IN ALL THE GROCERY
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You can get your Christmas goods of us and save time and money. Our assortment was never larger, never
better, never cheapen A big display of Pickard's China, Cut Glass, Perftimes, Candies, Bill Books, Travelin
Sets, Jewel Cases, Brassware, Hand bags and Purses, Pillow Tops, Stationary, Powder boxes, shaving sets, ster-.
Silver Sets, new line of pottery, Combs, bnishes,vM us show you.
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