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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1910)
LA GRANDE OBSERVER. LA GTUnw. wwON. LOCAL .TSUS. Mrs. Waldo Bock and daughter were visitors from Inibler yesterday. O tociEir. Ms. C G. Stacy spent today Ms. Waldo Bock at Imbler. with Mrs. William Allison is speeding a few days at Hot Lake. Julius and H. S. Sommer wer La Grande yesterday from El&ln. in Mrs. Fred Schllke Is teacihng today during Miss Bush's absence. ' J. W. Oliver is doing stunts in Cove today. insurancn P. S. Bramwell today is visiting the sugar beet farms near Hot Lake. r Walter Furguson left this morning to spend a few days with his parents Ben. W. Noyes, son of Mrs. Mollie Noyes of this city and Miss Dorothy Mae Zuber, daughter of Mrs. B. C. Zuber, were married Tuesday evening January 11, 1910 at Union, Oregon. Both of these young people are well and favorably known in La Grande, having made this city their home for the greater part of their lives. Mr. and Mrs. Noyes left on the evening train for Twin Falls, Idaho, where they expect to make their future home Mr. Noyes having bought an interest in the creamery at that place. Mr. and Painless OenUslry La Grande National Bank Bldg. ZBcttrfhonts DR. K. P. BEK9SLLSOSN DOCTOR OF OPTICS .PEBXAXEJiTLI LOCATED Al 1105 ADAMS ATiaUE, OPPOSITI THE POSTOFFICE. caa eat Eat what your stomach craves, with out the slightest fear of indigestion, or that yoi will be bothered with soar risings, belching, gas on stomach, heartburn, headaches from stomach, nausea, bad breath, water brash or a feeling like you had swallowed a lump of lead or other disagreeable miseries. Should you be suffering now from any stomach disorder you can get relief within Ave minutes. If you will get from your pharmacist a 50 cent case of rape Diapepsln you could always go to the table with a hearty appetite and your meals would taste good, because yt know there would be no in vt sleepless nights, cor beaiathes cr stomach misery all the next day; aad besides, you would not need laiatives or liier pills to keep your ttomaca and bowels clean and frebh. . Pape's Diapepsln caa be obtain tl from your druggist and contains more than sufficient to thoroughly cure tha worst case of indigestion or dyspepsia There Is nothing better for gas on the stomach or sour odors from the stom ach or to cure a stomach headache. Toa couldn't keep a handler or more useful article in the house. If y iew method et lnstantaaeon sight testing Is endorsed by the high est medical authorities. Mrs. Lloyd 8criber accompanied ttH Twenty-nine years experience in hand In Union. U. F. Wigglesworth, a stockman of Galloway, near . Heppner, is in the city buying Isolated tracts. Rev. Dressier of Haines visited the Cove today. He will return home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scriber return ed today from Union where they at tended the Noyes-Zuber wedding. Attorneys Spencer and Smith of Potland. O. R. & N attorneys arriv ed In this city on the morning tralu to look up some legal matterB. . W. I. DIshman formerly of Elgin but now located at Potland is in the city and Is registered at the Hotel Sommer. Joseph Anson who has been visit ing for the past three months in California returned home last night and states that this has been an un usully cold seson for lhat state. tJ. A. Rexroad, pastor of the M. E. Church South, at Milton and a mem ber of the Milton College facultf, this monlng addressed the members of the high school. to Union and attended the wedding. L. F. Massee", son of H. S. Masse of this city, was married in Portlaud Monday noon to Miss Nell Graham of hiigm. and within a few days Mr. and Mrs. Masse will be at home in La Grande. Mr. Massee has been express agent at Hood River since leaving the "ocal express office two years ago, but has resigned his position there to ac cept a position in the Blue Mountain ccenmery here. Miss Graham has een a resident of Elgin for several veait and is well known locaVi7. The carriage took place in thj hotel Ramapo, Monday noon. After a short wedding tour taking them to Van couver and othef points cea. Port land they will come to La Grande to Uve The Oregonian says of their ling difficulty cases ought to make some difference. Kotwlthstaadln; modem method's emplojcd la examlt, tag the eye, a extra charge Is mad for this service. Glasses are bo moder ate In price that anyone can affon them, and you can rest assured that they will not be recommended unleej they are needed Some Symptons of Serleas eye troubk Dimness of vision. Seeing spots, specks, etc., dance ber , ore the eye. The atmosphere seems smoky , am foggy Seeing better some days than other Seeing better Bidewaya than stralghl ahend Seeing better In the evening or morn tag than at midday Seeing objects double or multiplied Seeing a halo or circle about a light "L. F. Massee of Hcod River, threw . Paln , or abont ey6 S F. Murphy, formerly manager of the Grande Ronde Lumber Com pany was a passenger on the morning train to his home in Salt Lake. He has been making a tour of the coast looking after his lumber interests in California, and stopped over in Port land and Spokane on his return. He predicts a bright future for the lum ber interests of the northwest for the coming year. Mrs. I. C. Henry is ill at her home Mo in nnA. mifferinir with a at tack from la grippe. George Rynearson left last evening tnr San Franslsco on a business and pleasure trip combined. Mrs. A. E. Van Tress who is report ed to have been ill for the past few days Is some better. The funerl of the late Chas. E. Wel ton was held from the Wade rantli at Summerville this morning, inte.-mont following in the Island City cemet ery. Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Shay today mov ed into their new home on the corner of Washington and First. Their cot tage is one of ten most modern in the city. Ralph Worstel, '09, known on the campus as "Rowdy" was visiting friends here last week. He is travel ing inspector for the Warren Company large paving contractors. After tafcing In the Eugene game he returned to his work Corvalls Student Engineer Clerk Foley of the Ramapo into a fit c? excitement when he strolled into the lobby Just after the noon hour and stated tha be would like to have baggage of MIbs Nellie Graham, of Elgin, placed In his room. While Mr. Foley was stuttering about an excuse for declining, he observed Rev. Mr. Loukes Just making hlB exit from the building, and made the transfer. The wedding of theBe young people is said to be the culmination of of a romance of years standing. The evening meeting of the Kaffee Klatch will be entertained on Friday evening of this week by Mesdames George Palmer and G. M. Byrkit NOTICE I OS PUBLICATION. Constant or period ocal headeches The doctor !b endorsed by all of the leading oculist of Portland and all of the physicians in La Grande The entire problem lies in these three words Rightly fitted lenses. TOUR CASE WILL NOT PUZZLES DR. MENDELSOHN and he guarantees satifaettoa In every ...y'. respect Office hours from 9 to 12 and from 1 to 5. By special appointments in the evening. WANTED TO" RENT A 7 or 8 room house. Call or address Claa. E. Pervy Hctel Sommer. ' ' Treasarer's Call for Coaaty Warrants, I- : rrTi It s v. l ; . Aim y v v x i : 17; lum 1 I -Mother. Yl BesBille Herlll as "Jack of Hearts" In f OLYMPIC FLOUR Is made from I" - f 1 Bessille ' . J Belected Northwestern LU V STOMACH FEEL FINE. II e most modern methods known. ; LfimfiT - . : . All the nutritious qualities of th ? ifJO I 1 11 f I.,. - vatoinpil ond it reaches TOU lirrv-iri'?!KL I AU ill clean and pure and wholesome, It your ifWy? Ill dealer can't supply yon,write us and we'll ?jjfrff1J III tell you who can but don't take any r HlU&r , I W other than Olympic-insist upon iv J . gf Indigestion, Gas, Hertbnrn, and Stomach Misery Taalshes. Department of the Interior at La Grande, Oregon. , November 11, 1909. Notice is hereby given that John W. Maitland of Van couver, Wash., who on Oct 6, 1908 made timber and stone sworn state ment No. 01859 for NE 1-4 NW 1-4 and NW 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec. 16,, and S 1-2 S3 1-4 Sec. 9. Township 5 South Range 36 Eaai WUlamstts meridian has filed no tice of his intention to make nnal um ber and stone proof, ty estabiisn claim to the land above described, be fore the register and receiver of the Tnited States Land Office at La Grande Notice. The undesigned, treasurer of Union County, Oregon, has funds on hand with which to pay all county warrants which were endorsed not paid for want of funds prior to Ocl. 1 1908. No interest allowed oa the above warrants after Jan. 14, 1910. . JOHN FRAWLEY., Treas Union Co. Ore $ A : $ J. A. OUVEB. . Gasoline wood saw. A A. Phone orders to Black 1851. Oregon, on the 10th day of February. & 1910. OOOOWWVW Notice of Final Settlemenl. "nofice is hereby given to all whom It may concern that James G. Pech administrator of the estate of Wl'l am n c. AarenneA. has filed In the V a vmvu ' county court of Union county, Ore ron. his final account as adm'nta fxatrlx of said estate and said court mot Wndneadav the Oth day of UCf " " ' February A. D. 1910 at 2 , o'clock P. M. at the county court house in . nrpenn as the time for hearing sach reports anl all object Hons thereot Dated at La Grande, Oregon day of January. 1910. JAMES O. PEACH, Administrator. (1-9-11-23-30-2-6.) Wa sell phonographs on the Install ment plan. Newlln Book and Station this 9 Nothing will remain undigested or sour on- your stomach if you will take litle Diapepsln each morning. . This powerful digestive and antacid, tno ugh as harmless and pleasant as can dy will digest and prepare for assim ilation Into the blood all the food you AT YOUR GROCER'S Anomeir R O OMSH1 With all of the pomp and magnitude that has tl ways Characterized is brilliant Success SAMUEL E RORK'S SPECTACULAR PROD UCTION OF THE BRILLIANT MUS ICAL EXTRA VANZA L AMD h MOD A STAGE FULL OF PEOPLE And an amazing array of superb eostumes, scenery and electric affects Steward Opera House at. Jan. MATINEE and NIGHT MORE SONG HITS AND NOTABLE FEATURES THAN IN ALL SIMILAR PRO DUCTIONS COMBINED The Card Castle The Peppermint River The Sandman's Palace The Magic Mirror The Dancing Dolls HEAR Lady Love The Same Old Moon Bonnie Brier Bush " Culd Learn to Love You How Was I to Know PRICES NIGHT: 50c to $1.50 Matinee: 25c to $1. Children under 12 years of age 25c to all parts of the house at the matinee. Seats on sale at Van Buren's Thursday morning. The great half price sale just closed by us cer tainly was a hummer. The good people of Grande and vicinity have shown us by their very liberal patronage that they know real bar gains when thny see them. We appreciate this and to show it we are opening - For Week of January 10 to 15 Another Big Lot; f SpGia5 Bargains LADIES SHOES A fine assrtment of odd pairs from hoken lines, $2.50 to $3.25 value, your choice for LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS 75c to 85 e value Ladles muslin drawers, 50c to 'JOc val ue $1.38 48c 29c U1HS wonc COATS A great big lot of all kinds from plain duck to leather and sheep skin lined at less than manufacturer's cost SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Mens outing gowns, 60c to 75c value now Mens fancy socks, 25c vaule now 4Sc 12.1-2 -Cat.-. In addition to the above we have many other special prizes that await your calling Th6 Pp!s Store, The Temple of Economy OPERA HOUSE BLOCK LA GRANDE, OREGON ary Company.
