Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1910)
1:1- p. " -r ' 1 ' ; - : ' . oaofslfescnpiiofis; uecipes Are Accurately and Carefully Compounded at the ' i r f : ;' .. i . ? f '1 '.' I 1 4- e ! 1 . 5 - AOCAl t2l; iTF.MS. B. F. Cray of Hood River, is here today on business matters. The M. & M. Co,, this week received a carload of buggies which they will soon have on the floor for exhibition. Division Foreman Watson is back at his desk again after a Bhort ill ness. ,e.Ji;:i:X: K.llVh ' H. M. Tully, a prominent citizen of Wallowa, spent 'the' day transacting business niatters( Mrs. E. V. Butts of Portland Is vis iting: with her sister Mrs. H J. Ritter this week. ' O -conduct the meeting and will devote fit- i'-'t-.itfn--. O- v SOCIKTI -4t ; t & a few minutes concerning tae In which he has been engaged work i ij A numberof friends called at the home ;of M. jand Mrs, B. G Frttts, A F. Fines surprising Mr, and Mrs, who kfe preparing, to leave soonc for their home in Nebraska. The guest a AGilEAT. ItTING ft - able evening followed. 111 J! 'Do', not' forget that,, the Woman's Missionary Society will hold Its last t v County .Superintendent E E. Bragg is out today after several days of illness. j.,, . ; ; ' A. L. Reedner of .North' Powder, is transacting business in JLa flranda loaay. , F. H. Green of the Blue Mountain rw ftternoouj Creamery , went -ta-.Pendleton.thl8 morning on a short business trip. , LeRoy Morgan, engineer on the helper engine at Kamela, returned 16 - his home there this morning.. ! E E. Metzler returned to his home North Powder this morning after transacting business In La Grande. W. R. Klvette returnea last eveh in from Union and left on the morn ing train- for Enterprise on a short business trip. - ' C- W.'To'ld, the well known hore buyer from Portland, is expected , to arrive fr6m Portland, the .latter parti ' of the week ' ,: : G. Rt Carlock, representative . of the Germenia Life Insurance Compa ny, left this morning for Welser to remain for a few days on business. , Bishop O'Reiley passed through the city this morning on his way to his home in Baker City after a clerical visit to parishes west of here. There will, be a; meeting of the board of managers of the Exposi tion tonight. It is important that all attend .at 7:30. ; John Cavendar of the Cavendar ci gar factory of North Powder, came ddwn on No. Seven this morning and . Is a business visitor in the city to- day. - - ' 1- ' Mra. Frank Holm left this morning for Tacoraawhere she will . visit with " her husband for a short time. Mrs. Holm expectes to remove her family ; to Tacoma In the. near future r Murdo McDonald who has been in the valley several days has purchas ed one car load, of horses of J. D. McKennon and ' another from other sources and Is preparing to ship them to Walla Walla tomorrow. - ' W. R. Barnhart; fchalrman of the , grievance committee of the Brother- hood of Locomotive Engineers, Is In v the city , today, and met the local brotherhood in an official visit this Afternoon, i, ! , ' "iVi" -; j The La Grande Iron Works receiv ed a car load or Iron today, preparing for the spring work which will openj with the passing of the snow A car , ' load of commercial iron in addition to the large amount of casting this firm does, means that It Is In a po- ' sitlon to turn out many orders. Mr. Zimmerman of Seattle who is a member of the Grande Ronde Or chard Company, with offices in the Alaska Building , at Seattle, arrived last evening to, look after the in- ' tereBts of the company which owns 200 acres in Cove. This year 80 acreB. will be planted to applea and the balance either in the fall or next spring. Mr. Zimmerman is well pleas . ed with the fruit outlook of the Grande Ronde valley and after look ing over many fruit flection emphat- ' icallyBtate that fruit lands in this ' valley are much cheaper than in any fruit section in the Northwest " ' The Chrlstain Church was well fil-.j led last 'night and Evangelist Whis-. presented a handsome cut glass dish' ton preached a great message on the, as a token of -their best 'wishes, for. ,8Ject "Fools." He portrayed the. the young people. Refreshments 'covetous, rich, atheelstlcal,, pleasure WAN BAVAil oVil a anta1 anil AniAv. ' Beeklne and dying fools, aBd; main-; couvetous, rich, athesistlcal, pleasure j fi posed, in men. He Bald 'further that the term "Society" used in its mod-'6 i Am nense was not camDatable with I meetintr for the Tear at the bom a of . . . . .... .. . ...... f . . . i vuiiBUttUttj'. Aur uittu to tuuuw wuu Mrs. H. R; Hanna, B08, Adams Ave., I tlrna Mltf oni. f.n. tn nrtk. pare tor eierniiy. 2:30. BuBt- come be- tomorrow ofternoon at ness of importance is to fore the meeting so it is urged that as many, as can attend. I Mrs. Jan yan.Buren will ' entertain the Afternoon Kaftee! Klatch tomor- Mrs " W." R." Tones entertained the ladles of the afternoon Bridge Club this afternoon at her home on Ad- ams-Aveune. : v. ; : ;"' . FOR RE.T--Four room dwelling at 1912 Adaibs. .; $10: Inquire at this office.. . 2-24-tG v .... ' " ' ' -. i The evangelist .-will speak tonight on "The Converalon of a Good Man" and . he especially , invites parents to hear this 'mesBage.' ;:By request the evangelist will Blng'Life's Railroad" Come tonight at 7:40. LADD CANYON NEWS ITEMS Dr. Mendelsohn deep enrve lcsei ftv wider field, clearer vision, grtater comfort and Improved tppearance i k I ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1- " " j SB. V. F. MEXDELSOIUf a : '4? ,-. ftf- t" 7lthmit line 1- i : ... ii Li t riiaixres at Scenic New Vaudcfville, new pictures. Prof Horn, ""who has delighted 1I - Uie large audiences jthls week ha sother features for the balance of the week Living statuary, something never be fore seen wherein dogs are the actors, outside of the large cities. The ap pearance of the troup of dogs assem bled In front of the theatre every af ternoon draws large crowds daily. Come out this evening as a strong bill will be presented. , Sew York liked It ; , , It Is estimated that nearly 200.000 people In New York saw "The House of the Thousand Candles" during its run at Daleys and the Hackett thea tres, and 156,000 witnessed the per formance in the Garrlck theatre in Chicago. The original production of this famous play will be seen at the Steward on Feb, 26, and If local in terest is any criterion it is safe to say there will not" be a vacant seat at the Steward when the curtain rises. ' ' r ; - . Iadd Canyon, Feb 2 (SpeclaJ) Although 'a general blizzard prevail-; ed all day and late In the evening otj the 17th, a .large . party of young folks, chiefly, assembled at the home of FraiVk'Couns'er taktng-MlsS' Katie Counsel completely by surprise, it be ing her 15th bir'hday. 1 A general good time wa shad and at ah early hour In the morning the party broke up. Those preset were: Miss Kate Braden Mary Banton, Verdle Graham, Frankie Peehler, Kittle Mulholland, Helen Llnebarger, Christina Llnber ger, Mrs. Lucy Graham, Mrs L. W. Drumsmith, Messrs Mert and Marlon Spencer, 1 Charles - Grandy of - La Grande, Harley McClure, Louis Phil lips, Eugene Banton, Edward Graham and Nell McClure4 Will Eeam: ' Mmch 4 For Calif yevwi where business calls me IFyou wish to have your eyes, fitted properly call on me during thp next ten or twelve days - - Will:-- Weturh -Aprl rm From March 4 to April 10 my office will be closed. I have no agents or representatives. ;: IM0 PRAYER MEETINGS , Returned missionary P. A. McDan lels will conduct meeting Tonight , the union prayer meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church. Rev. P. A. McDaniel, a re turned missionary from Africa, will What an Abstract Contains A complete abstract of title to a given tract of land contains: . 'A true plat of. the land. , A concise statement of the "trans fers" or changes In ownership of the tract, in .logical order from the government down. p V , Special phowing as to mortgages, taxes, ' liens charges, sor assessments of whatever kind that affect the title. " A certificate as to the search. The certificate must mean some thing. The abstract Is of no value unless it can be relied upon. If the abstract is Issued by a reliable com pany, it will pass muster anywhere Our abstracts stand the test J. R OLIVER. , . . , - Birth Record . Born to Mr, and Mrs. D. C. Stevens on Lincoln's birthday, Feb. 12th, 1910. a t 1-2 pound son. STEWARD OPERA HOUSE wx w m-vmr a vtrv mm -at nun WT,GASKELL offers George MiddUton's Dramatization of Meredith Nicholson's ' . Novel i;: -v : 1 I i The entire problem lies in these three words: "Rightly fritted Lenses" Your Case Will not Puzzle Doctor Mendelsohn Permanently Located 1W5 Adams aye. Opposite the P. O. OFFICE HOURS 9 to 12-1 to 5. By special appointsmenta in the evenings, . 1H01SAND(AHDLlS" WITH HUGO KOCH , v As produced tor one year at DALY'S AND THE HACKETT THEATRES, NEW YORK AND ; CARRICK THEA1RE, CHICAGO Tho audience at the Garrlck liked the play, and many, many, audi ences will go wild over It." Amy Lester In Chicago Dally News. , riUECS Orchcstrm scats, Orchestra Circle $LC0 Dress Wr. ele 73e Gallery 28e and 60e nil 17s cm Diamond W Cereals, Perfection of Cleanliness in convenient Size Pkgs. White Corn Meal 15c . Coarse Hominy 20 cents BMW- ' Yellow Corn meal 15 cents Pancake Flour 20 cents Fancy Heae Rice 35 cents The Name Qumntees the Quality Swag rass urocesj oDooooopoaoaaoDoanoDODooooooonoDOD km EX 4 o- & o Sil4
