La Grande evening observer., February 28, 1910, Image 5

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Drug
Store
O 44 Q 0 O O O $ ' " Four'Mghta 31 ore. .
$ ' $j The ChrlBtlan church was packed
LOCAL TMS. last night and a 'great meeting resnJl-
' ;. ' ed, Whiston waB at his best on "Ex
Orl cuses" and Longman sang most ac
i ceptatly. The meetings will close nt:
I Thursday night. This gives but fou'
nights iujord of the meeting and ever.
Gus Levy the Union druggist was a
' Visitor In this city Saturday.
V. Bean, the wood dealer, is in Ka
, mela' today on business .
C. W. Todd, the horse buyer,, is
here for a several days stay. ,
Dr. and MrsiJ.W McMillian
. spent yesterday in Hot Lake.
: Karl Dittebrandt returned to his
home in Summervllle this morning.
H. C. Rlnehart has returned' to
Summerville after a few days spent
in this city.
.. C. S. Van Duyn lias returned from
Portland where he went to attend tba
funeral of his brother. ..
The local Oregon Fire Relief ag
v ent, J. W. Qliver, spent the day in
, Imbler. .-
. , T. Snider , and F. .S. Ladd were
' 'transacting' business In Pendleton the
latter part of last week. . . " .,'
Bei t Jacobs returned to hla home in
Baker laBt evening after spending
Sunday with his parents at their
home in South La Grande.
' Mrs. L. Garrlck who has been fail
ing in health for some time, was tak
. en to the hospital today In a poor
state of health.
Miss Clara Borman of Baker City
, was an ovei Sunday visitor in this
city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs E. E
' LewiB.
Mrs. Helen Bloom who has been
' quite III fro several days has been
moved to Mrs. J. D. Snodgrass's pri
vate sanltorium on Fourth St.
J. W. Bush is. home from Twin
i Falls, where-iie has spent a few
weeks on his farm, to visit with his
family here. . '
County Judge Henry and Bridge
Superintendent Campbell are inspect
ing bridges in the vicinity of Ladd
Creek today.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Gaskill re
turned last evening from .Portland,
where theyhave been visiting with
friends for several days.
W. J. Townley -of Union is in the j
" city today as a principal in the Lau
V dermllk-Townley land affair at the
land office.
J. W Bertram has returned to his
home in North Powder after trans
acting business In La Grande for a
. few. days.
Mrs. V. Bean and children went
to North Powder this morning where
they will spend a few days on the
Bean ranch.
Miss Agusta Satterberg, who is the
milliner in. "The Vogue' at Pendle
.ton, was a guest over Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. S. H. Dalton.
W K. Davis has severed his con
nection with the North Powder Lum
ber Company and has moved his fam
ily to this city, which was their for
mer home. -
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Somraer of Elgin
came up Saturday evening to attend
the performance of "The House of
the Thousand Candles" and returned
to theirhome Sunday morning.
Mrs.' Robert Shaw, who has been
visiting! at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson of South
La Grande for the past week, has
returned to her home in North Pow
der. Mrs. Grace Klrtley McNish and son
Samuel Deane, expect to leave the
latter part of the week for their home
In Little Rock, Ark., after spending
the winter with relatives in La
Grande.
" Hicks 28th of February storm has
failed to materialize and it is hoped
that several of the weather fore
caster's predictions of cold weather
in March will likewise be wrong
"bunches.'
night will be worth while. Tonlgfc:
the evangelist will cpeak on- "Th
Harvest." Be sure and attend thes
last meetings. . v '
The- Woudorful Casket Trlcl
l.au rant, the magician, will ,rcser
this myBterious trick- at the Mormo:
tabernacle tomorrow evening. Thl
is a part o fthe evening's entertah.
tnent.' The doors will open at 8 i
-a. tu euiwi lamiuem wtll begin t
' :!!D. Admission, adults '75cstudeni
:!5 cents. Ther are 50 seats In th
Tront that are unreserved. Tlcke'.:
ran be purchased at the entrance.
.;. . .Prices Reduced
Fifteen ' cents' Isjth charge at the
Scenic tonight &a ony one team bar
been able to reaiih Jere in time..fo
tonights performance. : '
& . S'KIKTY (
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. The Lyle Tuesday. Mualcale wii
meet ut the tlub roomu tomorrow ai;
ternoon at 2:30. The following pro.
cram will be ygiven, ,. . :, ... 1
Paper Brahms MrsY Hattle Mc
Donald. ; N
Vocal Solo In Summer Fields-;
(Brahms) Mrs. J. F. O'Connel. : .
Piano Solo Hungarian Dance Nt
7 (Brahms) Mtb L. F. Bellinger. ;
Paper Von Weber Mrs. D. F
Proctor. " ' . - : -
Vocal Duet (A) Prayer frora-Dc
Frelchutx (B) Swiss Fo k Song, Mis. J
Bertha Berger, Mrs. M. Anihony. v
Violin : Solo Sontlno No. SyMlsi?
Bertha Toung; ' , '
The leaderb'are Mrs. H. R McDon
ald and Mrs. P. C. Procton and wish
to take this means of inviting their
friends. " ' ' -
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NEWS
County Fruit Inspector.
- V vSSsias- hJ': 'yj''y rsar ir.ag sitiziU.
lCi J . In thft -a. jfawL
Dr. MeatelMte Mp cane kses t rrpf" "1 " J; ;
gh wider Held, clearer tltlon,
fmter mfert aid fcnpmed
ppeuiftc 'y; ': . : ; '?imww
Oregon Agricultural College, .Feb.
28 (Special) Twetny-six . student
have been dropped from the rolls o
the Oregon Agriclutural College am
45 others ha? e" been, placed on pro
ballon because of failure . to satisfy
the scholastic requirements durln
the first semester.
The work as a whole has been
better this year than ever before.
The faculty is determined, however,
to keep the grade of work up by
dropping those students who fall be
hind because of failure to make prop
er application. . To this end the par
ents and guardians will be asked to
cooperate.; At the slose of each sem
ester a report of the standings of
each student will be Bent directly to
the parent or grardlan.
Seven men have been chosen to
represent the Oregon Agricultural
College I nthe Intercollegiate 'debat
ing contests this year. The men se
lected are S.' A. Wilson of Portland;
H. D. Marsh, of Portland; Albert
Asbahar.of Cornelius, Wash.; E. B.
Stanley of Lone Rock; E F. Wea
therford, of Sumpter; A. P. Gibson of
Pendleton and E. B. Lemon, of Grasss
Valley.
The organization o fan assaclation
. . . . .L 1
ft County Fruit insDeciors ior-uie
State of Oregon wa sone of the im
portant results of the work of Farm
ers' Week at the Oregon Agricultural
College It means better protection
and greater opportunities for thn
Iregon fruit grower.
win
I'lunn'ng Spring Work
4 ' mmum
' Next Friday the B. M. A. will meet
at the home of George Currey, Jr.
All members are requested to be pres
ent A good time is assured and
considerable business of Importancj
is to be transacted. Every member'
should be at this meeting and
.vhat the club is planning this spring
WANTED A girl or woman for gen
eral housework Phone Black 481 ,
2-28-3-5.
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ea March 4
For California where business calls me. If you
wish to have your eyes fitted properly rail on
me during the next ten or twelve days -
Will Rjp0gAprfi I
From March 4 to April 10 my office will be
closed. I have no agents or representatives
LONG TOUR ENDED
Prayer Meeting
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
prayer meetings will be held at the
homes of the following pastors; Bap
tist, M. E South, Methodist and Pi es
byterlan preparatory for the union
meetings to commence on Saturday
of this week.
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
La Grande tiationar.Bank Bldg.
0ofh Phones
MR. AXD MBS. RUMBLE HOME AF
. TER GLOBE TROT.
Cover about fifteen tlionsnnd miles in
tonr of pleasure. '
Mr. and Mrs Ed Rumble arrived
home last evening from a 15,000 mile
wedding tour, and from now on will
be at home in this city, having apart
ments at the Foley for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Rumble were married
in San Francisco in December and
immediately left for Boston.
From there they visited other sear
board towns on the Atlantic coast,
and then went to Havana. After a
tour of Cuba they returned to the
United States via Old Mexico, keeping
at all times in summer climes. They
touched Uncle Sam's land again in
Southern California and came direct
ly to La Grande. Mr. Rumble has
again resumed his duties with the Bol
ton & Bodmer firm, with a convic
tion firmly gripped that there is no
place like Oregon, nevertheless
trftutlon
Notice of Final Settlement and Pis-
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed "his final -ac
count as executor of the estate of
Bertha Sommer, defeased, and the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for Union County has fixed on Mon
day, the 28th day of March, 1910, at
j o'clock in the afternoon as the
time, and the Court House at La
Grande, Union County, Oregon, as
die place for the hearing of any
and all objections to said account
and the final settlement thereof and
the distribution of said estate.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon this
25th day of February, 1910.
D. SOMMER,
Executor of the estate of Berths
. Sommer, deceased. 2-25-3-25.
The entire problem lies in these three words:
"Rightly Fitted Lense
Your Case Will not Puzzle Doctor Mendelsohn
Permanently Located 1105 Adams a ve. Opposite the P. O.
OFFICE HOURS 9 to 121 to 5. By special appointsments in the evenings.
Piano Sale
Watch for the Newlln Book and
Stationery Co. ad. tomorrow. They
have inaugurated a piano sale, which
will be Interesting to not a few.
Kotlce of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given, that tLe
underrigned, administrator of the es
tate of Anna M. Stearns, deceased,
will make final settlement of his
accounts wltli said Estate as such
administrator on Saturday, the 12th
day of Mrach, at 10 o'clock of said
day, at which tlmo all objections to
said final account will be heard and
the estate distributed to the heirs
at law of the deceased.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
8th day of February, 1910.
3. F. STEARNS.
Administrator ct the estate of Anna
M. St arns. Deceased.
Cochran ft Cochran, Attorneys tof
Administrator. Ml 4-11.
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