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; Miss Eva Nell is spending the day
nimbler with friends.
t Mrs. L. Smith, the milliner, will re--Mrn
from Portland this evening. .,
v Councilman J. T. Williamson la at
; ome from a trip to Canyon City.
V J. R.' Williamson returned vyester-
ay from a business trip to Wallowa
'ouuiy. . . , . -
i F. S. I vanhoe is In Bager . City
;Oday to respond to the address of
.welcome at. the Lincoln banquet.
' Editor Sclbard the genial scribe
;jf Union is here today on business
matters.- .: '
Mr." fl Harris of Ia Ornnt-' is
here on a short visit Eugene Reg-
Ulster.
"v Engineer Brown, Fireman Oscar
England and Brakeman Caselet have
resigned their., positions with the 0.
B. ft Ni' v 'v.;.;'.-fi;w;
; Little Elhora Hanson, who Is quite
111 with an attack of typhoid fever
! Is reported to . be' somewhat '. better
today. .'. ;-5. '.:-.v;-. :' ; : v.p
, Pete Jost, a block signal employee,
returned to North Powder today after
having participated In the basketball
game here last evening.
Colon R. Eberhard, Receiver at the
land office, went to Baker City this
morning to attend the Lincoln ban
quet there tonight. , ,; ,
Charles Wood, of Fox, Oregon, and
Mrs. Maggie Herman, of Chico, Ore.,
made application for homesteads at
the land office today., V
Mrs. L. F. Massee went to Elgin
today to Bpend Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham of that,
place. .' ; L , ;. , ' , -. ,-. ,
Miss Luverne Wissler of Pendle
ton is visiting with her friend, Miss
Cecile Lilly at her home on Fourth
Street.
Oscar Calpitts has gone to Promise,
In Wallowa county, where he will as
sist his brother, . R. W. Calpitts, In a
logging contract. , , V ; : ; V
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Robertson
who have been spending the winter
In Southern California, have return
ed to their home In this city. "
. Little Miss Dorothy, daughter of
DrugglBt and Mrs. Walter Gorrie, is
visiting with her grandparents and
other relatives In Payette this week.
Mrs Lena Sellway who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. I. W.
Kaulk, during Mrs. Faulk's illness at
the Grande Ronde hospital, will re
turn to her home in Montana tomor
row morning.
A good number of music loving
people of La Grande are planning to
go to Baker City on March '9th to
hear Madame, Schuman-Helnk, who
will appear there on that date.
Governor, and Mrs. . Frank Benson
passed through La Grande today en
route to Baker CItyfl ' Tbey will re
turn tomorrow night to be the guests
of the George Carpy family. Gov.
Benson and Mrs. Carpy are brother
and sister.
Misses Hazel Nolan and Inez Hill
of Pendleton, are guests with Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Hill of this city. Misses
Nolan and HIU are familiar to local
basketball, for they were leading
members of the Pendleton high school
team two years ago.
Junius Chenault, a citizen of North
Powder, but who has been spending
the winter In Portland on account
of the hellth of his wlft, came to La
Grande this morning to visit with
hlSj brother, Emmet Chenault, for a
few- days. Mr., Chenault reports his
mother, Mrs. W. Chenault, who has
been In the Portlnad hospital for the
past several months, to be doing
Tery nicely .with every chance for a
complete recovery.
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Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
ta Grande NaiionafiBank Btdg.
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Mrs. Grace McNish and baby son.
Samuel Deanf ; returned . today from
...,,va,-,ueiB uej nave neen su
iting with Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Wig
glesworth 'and. family. , ; - v
Fred Fox. of Imbler, who is both
a school teacher and, basketball play
er, returned to his home today after
having taken the ' teacher's examina
tions here, ' ; .
J. S. Peach returned today from
Boise valley where he has been seve
ral days. He states that the snow Is
about six Inches deep', at Weiser and
on the P. I. N. road It Is three feet
deep; ., . Vl . .': , :)
Mox Block has been suffering from
lumbago for the past several days."
A.-jP:-iDav'l J8 caring v for his dry
goods store during the illness of the
proprietor.
" W. 0. Francis, emnloved in the N.
K. West store, and who has been suf
fering from a severe cold, today suf
fered a relapse and has been taken
to the Grande Ronde, hospital.4 He
Is threatened, with typhlod fever.
; Charles . Ely-. o Gaurdalne, where
he Is classed 'as one; of the most prom
Inent sheepmen, is to the city, ; He
affirms that there Is only enough
feed for the herds of sheep there to
last one week and unless relief
comes before then, many large flocks
will starve toMeath. The situation
serious. ; i-''--
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-i- SOCIETY
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Daughters of the ' Woods a "Metho
dist Sunday School organization will
give a Valentine social at the M, E.
church Monday evening and all are
invited. Special Invitation is extend
ed to all members of other Sunday
School organizations of the city.
Portland with his parents to make
i.!s future home. Miss Bess Bohnen -kama
was the caterer at the banquet
rnd a . very pleasant hour ensued.
4n after-dinner speech by Wayne
P'rkier was a feature of the enter
tainment.., In it he expressed re
gret at leaving his present "envlron
niorta. . . .
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than a year and cost yon no more
than the doubtful ort Newlln Drug
Company. ' ; -
Section Two of the Ladies Aid Sc
ciety of the Presbyterian church gave
a delightful Lenten supper at the
home of Mrs. Anson last night and
a very neat sum was realized.
Proving themselves royal hostesses
and appreciative gueBts.'j the Alpha
Theta and the Lambda Phi Alpha
classes of the Presbyterian Sunday
School last evening enjoyed a very
delightful reception at the W. H. Boh
nenkamp home when the former class
entertained the latter in honor of
Wayne Pickler who leaves soon for
THEEYE IMPORTANT
The eyes is on of the most Import
ant! an delicate part o (the body.
"Sight Is Priceless.-; ' Glasses ahould
not be worn where no error of refrac
tion exists, but where an error does
exist they should be pot on as soor
as poslble and -worn constantly until
the defect Is cured; ' Wearing glassses
once does not signify that they will
always be worn. Too can it any time
( before the defect ta cured) ko back
to the poorer vision If yoa so deslr
The vision will 'not be poorer than l
was before the glass were worn.
will be aaar otieabl m uwr . o
having been MistMui to betta1
Ion. I have iuuU mcU1 stsjr t
the eyes and fcave beta flttng c)um
for fourteen years." Ak anyow ts
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Dr. Mendelsohn has been located here seven
months and durinff this neriod has i collected -Nearly
1500 patients. 130 children. . can truthfully
say that I have suceeded in doing better work and
more work than any one man ever done in Union
county. This proves that I have conducted my prac- '
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. Who want the truth. M v business is on a square
i''";. deal to everybody. I rarelv hear complaints and am
V. always ready and willing to correct any error that ;
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MY 29 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE PRACTICE
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If . your eyes trouble vou see me. I believe my ex- v
tensive experience and skill together with my hon
esty and sincerity of purpose, I can give you a guar
antce of truthfulness and satisfaction. I refer you to
vour neighbor, to vourphvsician. who have known
. ine for the past 16 years and I am endorsed by the.-
V'6 ! most prominent ocultist of Portland;
The entire problem lies in these three words: ) f
"Rightly Fitted Lenses"
Your Case Will not Puzzle Doctor Mendelsohn
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