La Grande evening observer., December 27, 1909, Image 5

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LOCAL iTESS.
Miss Ethelma Parrls of Salem Is a
guest this week of Ml 58 May White.
Mr. and Mrs. Will French spent
Christmas in Portland.
Walter Ferguson of the Ferguson
book store, ate Christmas dinner with
his mother at Union."
Chas Ault, a prominent citizen of
Enterprise spent Sunday In La Grande
with friends. 1 , ,
J. I. Wade and James T. Hurley 01
j Sumpter were transacting business at
the land office today.
i Mr. Brodbeck of Star.. Point, Mich.,
made a timber and stone proof at tht
lana onice iixiay.
E. Homes of Enterorise has return.
ed home after spending a day or two
in the city.
- ''Mrs. F. Luken. wife of Engineer Lu
ken returned Friday from an extended
visit with friends in California. ,
Mri and Mrs. D. C. Brischoux and
family spent Christmas with friends
In. Baker City.
Mrs. C. S. Dunn Is visiting friends
in Prescott and Dayton, Washington.
Miss Irene Kringle one of the
Imbler popular teachers spent Chris
tmas in this city. .
Miss May White who is attending
the Walla Walla conservatory of music
is home for the holidays.
r. auu ivna. retry nooinson were
Christmas guests ' of Mr. Robinson's
mother, Mrs. Belf in Haines. -
Robbie Patterson , partook of his
Christmas dinner with his uncle and
Oaunt Mr. and Mrs. McCrary in Pendle
,. ton. ' , :
Miss Lillian Tlolman who Is teach
ing in Weston, is home with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ilolman for
the holidays.
Mr.' and Mrs. J. D. Slater and Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Llndsley. have been I11
joying a week-end party at the Gleser
Grand, Baker City for the past few
days.
Herman Clarke, who has been
spending his vacation in La Grange,
has retured to resume his studies.?.!
the Wlllamete Universiy.
Profesaor Stout of the city schools
accompanied by his family. Is. visiting
friends in Cove. ' Mr Stout will re
turn Tuesday.
DMIss Allen of the high school fac
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mnj ui cyuiiuig, wutrf um aw9
gone for the purpose of spending the
holidays with her brother .
Miss Bonnie ForreBt, who formerly
lived In La Grande, but now of Port
land, is the guest of friends in this
city.
The George Palmer Lumber Mill is
closed this week to give the men a
Christmas holiday, and during which
some extensive repairs to the machin
ery will be made
Miss Hattie Young who is at the
head of the musical department of the
Pendleton academy is home for the
holidays. Her sister, Miss Sadie, who
li a student in the same institution,
accompanied her.
Miss Olive Chllders who, Is visiting
her parents, Sheriff and Mrs. Frank
VXhUders, and who for the past year
T' nas been taking a vacation, expects in
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a few weeks to renew her work In the
Salvation Army, with which she has
been connected for several years and
will go to Colorado Springs. . .'
By the appointment of Harvey W.
Harris to succeed Forest Supervisor
O'Brien on the Wallowa Forest reser
vation, the headquarters of that re
serve will be retained at Wallowa,
whereas had the other candidate for
appointment been named the headquar
ters would have been moved to Ba
ker City. ;
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Painless dentistry
la Grande National Bank Bldg.
BtihiPhones
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You can get your Fansy goods of us and save time and money. Our assortment was never Career ruZr
better, never cheaper A big display of Pickard's China, Cut Glass, Perfumes, Candies, Bill Books, Trkvelin?
bets, Jewel Cases, Brassware, Hand bags ; and Purses, Pillow Tops, Stationary, Powder boxes, shaving sets,
Silver Sa c tlAUT ItnA nfnnftonr Pike ' Unno M:.. ' J f 11s . ' acw, aid
Engineer Handrahan spent Christ
mat with his family at Union.
Mrs. Neill Cameron is in the city
from Wallowa.
Max Gumerman of Enterprise was
a visitor In the city yesterday.
Mabel Ruckman and Maud Johnson
were up from Alicel Christmas.
Mrs. C. R. Thornton went to Enter
prise today to look after business mat
ters there. '
The Jolly Delia Pringle company
will play in Elgin and Wallowa county
for the next week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer McCulley of
Joseph are visiting with Mrs. McCulley
mother, Mrs. M. N. Cahoon. '
T. E. Buehler left Saturday evening 1
for Seattle, where he has accepted a
position as yard master!
. William J. Bradley and J. M. Har
nett of Palmer Junction were Christ-'
mas Visitors in La Grande.
S. R. Haworth the contractor 19 in .
Enterprise looking after buildings
which he has under process of con
struction thc-e.
Miss Louise Kelly left this mornine
for Union, where she will Assist the
National Stock Company in their work
there this week.
Dr. M. P. Mendlesohn. who hr.s nen
in Portland for the purpose cf send
ing Christmas jvlth his sons, has re
turned to thfs city.
Donald Sargent, who has been in
Welser spending Christmas with hh
grandmother, Mrs. Hock, has return
ed home. .
Ivirs. C. ii. iHitz ana oauy son tao
bord who 1ms been visiting with Mrs.
J. M. McCall and fahiilv dvrln? fr
Christmas week, will return to their
home in Eugene on Wednesday of this
week. ' : '
Mrs. Fred G. Schilke and daughter
Miss Frlederike, who have been vis
iting with friends and relatives for
the past two months in Kansas City
and St. Joe have returned to their
home in this city. " .
DR. M. P. MEXDELL50IIX
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
. .PEBMAJiEJITLY LOCATED AT
1105 ADAMS ATEXUE, OPPOSITE
THE POSTOFFICE.
My new methed for instantaueons
slfcht testing la endorsed by the high,
est medical authorities.
Twenty-nine years experience in hand
ling dlflcult cases ought to make
Borne difference. Notwithstanding
the modern methods employed in ex
amlnlug" the eyes, 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.
Dr Mendedsbon is a graduate of the
Heidelberg College, Germany, in med
icine," but lie does not p; 'ice med
icine. Ills specialty Is ccr.vvtlujr. eje
sigiit only.
The doctor is endorsed by all of
the leading occullsts in Portland and
all of the physicians in La Grande.
The entire problem lies in these
three words Rightly fitted lenses.
TOUR CASE WILL NOT PUZZLE
BE. ESDELLSODN.
Oflce hours from 9 to 12; and from
1 to 6. By peclal appointments la
the evening.
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Ed. Adcock is spending the holidays .
with his sister at Adams, Umatilla j
county.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Berry were
Cove visitors today and returned ac-
compacted by Mrs. D. M. Clark and
daughter.
Chaa. McCreary, who hau been for
the past several months at Twin Falls
Idaho, returned to this city to spend
the Christmas holidays with his fam
ily. '..
Miss Alma Harris, a teacher In the
public schools at Pendleton, 1b spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Harris of
South La Grande. '
Mrs. C. H. Finn is up from Portland
visiting swith her. daughter," Mrs.
Robert Newlin. Mrs, Finn expects to
remain in La Grande for about three
weeks.
W. R. Jones and family are moving
into the Ed. Staples house on Adams
avenue. William Allison and family
will move into the house on Depot
street vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Jones,
which they recently purchased. '
Messers Humphry, Perry, Lyman
and McCarty, civil engineers, of th
O. R. & N., company have returned
from PUortland where they speut
Christmas with' relatives and friends.
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Christmas-New Year's week is al
ways replete with social attractions,
but this year it is more than usually
so. Chief among the coming week's
entertainments is the Iner-Nos danc
ing party tomorrow night at the Elk'n
Hail, the second of the series given by
the younger men of the city. The first
party was such an unqualified success
that', in view of the fact that the holi
days have brought many out-of-town
people, many of whom have been pro
vided with Invitations, the occasion
will likely be marked by one of tile
largest attendances of this winter.
Yesterday, under the beetling brows
of Mount Emily and at hef very feet
occurred a quiet and and tlir-.:!" '
home wedding, the joining of Herbert
A. Hanan of Boise, Idaho and Miss
Marian Perrett Woodruff, the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Woodruff.
The bride Is the sister of Miss Kate
. Woodruff of the city schools and the
' groom is a prosperous real estate man
of the Capital city.
I There were present besides the 1m
i mediate family the octogenarian grand
. parents," Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Perrett of
' Hrnnnla Vehruslra anrt XT orA ua
i.C. E. Lawson of the same place.
- The best man and bridesmaid were
Mr. Charles R. Hanan and Miss Kate
Woodruff, brother and sister, respect
ively of the bride and groom.
After stopping for a day or so with
the bride's sister, Mrs. Roy Rogers of
this city, the newlyweds will hie them
t othelr Idaho home.
Rev.. Dr. Gillilan tied the nuptial
knot .
i The La Jaunesse, club climaxed Its
J social events for the current year
! with a luncheon-Christmas tree last
( evening. The first chapter of the af
! fair was a five-course luncheon with
Mesdames Shelley and Nelson and
i Misses Gulling and McCall as the hos
I teases, at the A. W. Nelson home on
i Pennsylvania avenue. The table was
i set for 16. Carnations, holly and mis-
tletoe formed the decoration,- with
,' place cards In colors to fit. Following
j Is the menu, served by Miss Olive
Massee:
; Oyster Cocktails
j Fruit Salad With Wafers
Olives, Celery, Jellies,' Salted Nuts
Cold Sliced Turkey
Frozen Cranberries -.
Hot Biscuits.
Escolloped Potatoes , ,
Mince Pie and Cheese.
Coffee Pineapple Sherbert
Assorted Cakes S
mints
T dtft. In ia Avaitlnt af tia C1 nl'u. FY
IUV WU1UQ 9 S. Will 1,1 J ,
home, SOI Greenwood, Miss Ethel Gut-
ling, Francei Massee Irene Murpby'
and. Ruth Bush we hostesses at a!
unique Christmas tree party. Comic
presents tuned to verses with Miss
Bush as the composer, candies, nuts
and popcorn were some of Kris Krin
gle's gifts..
The guests were Harry Benson, II.
M. Bay, Archie Bacon, Frank Conners,
Oscar Jackson, Roscoe Doane and
Nelson and H. P. Shelley. ',
The ladiea Neighborhood Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the Club
rooms on Sixth Street. The Domestic
Science department will have charge
of the program. Each members is re
quested to bring her ideal menu for
oije day written out After the pro
gram a swell menu will be served by
the ladies in charge of the program.
Electric Toasters Ckeap.
New Electric Toasters only 3 at the
E. O. L. & P. office.
Cut gla-s at real cost at the I. X. L.
store. , '
In the Circuit Court or the State of
Oregon For Union County.
M. K.'.HALL, Plaintiff.
' vs.'" .. '
DANIEL KELLY, Defendant. ;
io uaniei Kelly, defendant cbeve
named: '
In the name of the state of Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear and
answei- the complaint filed against
you In the above entitled court and
action on or before the expirat'.oa of thb
time prescribed In the order directing
the publication hereof, to-wit: six
consecutive weeks from .h3 date of the
first publication of this fummons which
is the 15th day of October, 1909,- and
if you tail to appear, answer or other
wise plead within tin said time, the
plaintiff will take a Judgment against
you in tre itu of $76.28 .viti. ii:vrt;.f
thereon from the 1st day of 'auuary.
1902, at the rae of 6 per cent pvr an
num until pahlj together,' a ith j hin-
tiff's cost ftnd disbursement!, itnd I
plaintiff will also apply-to the i.'imrt'
for an order directing the sale cf the
property now attached in this lotion.
towit: all the right title and interest
of Daniel Kelly in and to the real
property of the estate of Thomas Kel
ly, deceased, consisting of Lot 1, 2 find
3 In block 154 Chaplin's addition, to
the city of La Grande. Oregon, and
5 1-2 acres, described aa follows: be
giuning at the section corner bet
ween Sect'ons 28, 29, 32 and 33 In
Township 2 South, range 38 EaBt "Wll
lamete Merldan, and running tkence
north 8.70 chains, thence Sonth Si de
grees, West 15.45 chains, thenoe east
12.61 chains to place of beginning, sit
uated in the Southeast quarter of Sec
tion 29, Township 2 South, range 38
East Willamette Merldan, or so much
of the said described premises as may
be necessary for the satisfaction of
the said Judgement
By virtue of an order of the Hon. J.
W. Knowles, Judge of the above entltl
ed court, made and entered on the 16th
day of. October, 1909. This summons is
published in the-La Grande Weekly
Observer, a weekly newspaper, printed
and published iu La Grandfr, IbIm
county, Oregon.
COCHRAN & COCHRAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
10-15-22-29-11-5-12-19-26.
Notice of Flnnl Account
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as. executor under the last
will and testament of Minerva E. Neal
deceased, has filed his final account as
such executor and the Hon. J. C. Hen
ry, county Judge of Uxlon county,
Oregon, has set Monday, the 17th day
of January, 1910 at 2 o'clock p. m. as
the day and cate, and the court house
as the place for the hearing of objec
tions, if any there be thereto.
PJew
BE PATRIOTIC WDU OBOEEl.XQ
SUGAR A5D ISSIS7 tJTOS IUY15G
BOSS MADE. THE FBZSB
IS XOW U ALL TES GHOCIUY
8T0EES.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, Decern
ber 16th, 1909.
JOSEPH BARTON.
Executor of the last will and testa
ment of MIntrva.E. Neal; deceased.
12-1724-31-1-7-14. .
I'uuve vi final vuieuiruu
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern,' that Hattie J. Rals
ton,' administratrix of the estate of
Curtis Ralston, deceased, has filed in
the County Court of Union County,
Oregon, her final account as adminis
tratrix of said estate and said Court
has set Monday, the 3rd day oU Jan
vary, A. D. 1910 at 2 o'clock P. M., at
the county court house to La Grande,
Oregon as the time for hearing sucn
reports and &U objections thereto.
Dated at La Gr'Aiide,' Orey? thla
December 3rd, 1909. ' '
HATTIE J. RALSTC V
Administratrix.
(12-3-1-10.)
In the Circuit Court of the State
ot
Oregon for Union County.
Mary E. Koyl. Plaintiff. v
. . "V.
Clifford Koyl, Defendant
To Clifford Koyl, the above named
defendant, greeting
In the nam of the Stats fon
you are herebj required lo appear and
answer tne complaint files! against
you la the above entitled court and,
salt tm or before the expiration ot the
time prescribed in the oiJer directing
the' publication hereof, to-wit: six
consecutive weeks fron the date ot
the first publication of this summons
which is October 22nd, 1909, and If
you fall to appear, answer, ot other
wise plead within the said time, the
plaintiff will aBk the court tor the 12
lief demanded in the complaint, to
wit: for a decree dissolving the bonds
of matrimony now existing between
this plaintiff and the said defendant
and granting this plaintiff an abso
lute decree of divorce and awarding
the care, custody and control of the
minor children, Ha Koyl, Chester
Koyl and Irvln Koyl to this plaintiff.
By virtue of an order of the Hon.
J. W. Knowles, Judge of the above
entitled court, made and. entered on
the 16th day of October, 1909. This
summons is published in th 1a
Grande Weekly Observer a weekly
-ewsDaner printed and published In I a,
Grande, Union county, Oregon.
, COCHRAN & COCHRAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
(10-22-29-11-5-12-19-26-12-3.) .
J. A. 0L17EB.
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Phone orders to Black 1851-
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Administrators XoUcc
Notice Is hereby given tha tthe nn
designed has been appointed adminlt
trator of the estate of W. J. Snodgrat
deceased, by the County Court c
Union County, Oregon, and all person
having claims against said estato ar
nereoy conned to present tne same t
he undersigned administrator, propei
ly verified, at his office in La Grand.
Oregon, on or before six months afte
the date of this publication. '
-Dated at La Grande, Oregon, thl
10th day of November, 1909.
J. G. SNODGRASS,
Administrator of .j
estate of W. J. Snodgrass, decased. .
First Publication Friday, Nov. 12, 190!
FOR RENT Newly furnished f roi
room. Modern. 1102 Adams Avenut
Administrator's Notice of Sale of Ret
''..-'. estate.'-.;'
Notice is hereby given that by vh
tue of an order of the County Com
ot the State of Oregon for Unlo
County, made an entered on the 2h
day of October, 1909, 1 will from an
after the 1st day of January, 191i
proceed to sell at private sale and fo .
cash, all the interert of Anna I
Stearns, deceased, In and to the fol '
Jowhig described real estate, to-wii
Lois I and 4 in Block M in McDanlel
Seoond Addition to the town of Cov.
Vnm QoujaiL. gregou,
Dated at La Grande, Ofegea, this 2 ,
day ot NoTmber, 1909. , -
; J. E. STEARNS
Admlnlstrator of the Estate c
Anna M. Stearns, deceased.
COCHRAN & COCHRAN,
Attorney tor Admintatratoi
O2-310-li-2-3I.V
THE EYE IMPORTANT
The eyes is 0113 of the most impori
ant and delicate part 0 fthe bed:
"Sight Is Priceless.. Glasses shoul
not be worn where no eiror of refrat
tlon exists, but where an error doe
exist they should be put on a sooi
as posible and worn constantly unt.
the defect 13 cured. Wearing glassse
once does not signify that they wil
always be worn. You can at any ttm
(hefors the defect Is cured) go bad
to the poorer vision if you bo deslr.
The vision will not be poorer than i
was before the glasses were worn, bu
will be more notlcable on account 0
having been acustomed to better via
ion. I have made a sepcial study 0- -
the eyes and have been flting glasser
for fourteen years, ask anyone tnai
I have fitted f r ference as to u
ability, then give me trial -d e
convinced. All work guaranteed.
II. W. HEWITT.
Optometrist ft Jeweler.
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