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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1910)
EVEJina cnsrr.vnu la cuaxce citcco i -1 ! j 4 ..4 t 4 Goo;!s isomiiit: oflovinghccscs Q C. Morse & Co. P n Ferry & Co The Barteldes Seed Co. ; L: AUalla, Rzdish, iticc vrtieUts, Turr.lp, E':.e Cr-is, S.vtv i ' Dx, Qalca, j-cIo;vsni red, IViV.'e Clci':r, Hub'bsidSqvish, Sivee Ccrn, Pop Corn, four vsrsfss Deans, Psrinlps; Utile Cera Peas, CecfjCsrccte -1 I 1 f i PATTISOII BROS. GROCERIES I ' PHONE BLACK 31 . ThePortlarid Seed o. Mandville&Kinr or ! : i V o o 5 LOCAL .TEHS. O O O O O O O v O O .socmr 0 C. A. Ray of Elgin la stopping at the Ronde. Valley house. . 1 Mrs. J. B. Wade, who for nearly two months baa been In Fredonla, Kansas, returned home this morn ing. ' ':' ,' .;'' '..:',. H. C. Snyder, traveling assistant auditor for the Western Union, Is in the city today checking up the lo cal office. .' ":v '";-' .' 1 ... .' ' Contractor . Tom Hughey arrived from Union, this morning and says he will be good and live in La Grande :' hereafter, ;. : f;'V';;-. I V: 1 ; Mlss 'Mary WardeH and Miss' Tern Burns of Cove are shopping In the city today. They will return hcaae tomorrow.- .''. ' ; ; ; -. " ' " i - 1 i '-" ' Electrician W. A. O'Nell went, to Cove today to dp some work at the Mill creek . power station. He wUl return tomorrow or the next day. v The delegation ol Elgin Women of Woodcraft ' returned to their homes today after having been the guests ; of the local lodge of Women of Wood ; craft since yesterday afternoon. .' The Senior-Freshman Literary so ciety of the high school gave a de lightful program at the high .school toaay. Music, reading and recita tions comprised the numbers on the program. :....'. ". : . .. Mrs. E. Cj, Move and children ar rived from Portland tlast evening, where tliey have been living several months. 'Mr. Moore has 1)een her several days and they are now occu pying their Fourth Btroet residence. Aside from a franernal standpoint the' Women of Woodcraft affair last night was considerable of a society event The details of the Affair from a fraternal' standpoint are recorded on : another .page. Music, ' drills, speeches and a . banquet were parts of the various features. On a nobby menu card was outlined the follow in Hat Af Adthloa; OrflnsA.oAlrV. pressed .lken," f rkiit - salads, pick les, olives, boiled ham, cake ind cof- .fAmong the icnsksl 'iTmbers de livered daring the evening -were so los by Mrs'. TJ. Scroggin, ;Miss Etta Foley, Miss Neilson, Miss Delia Ray burn and. Miss Tunzer of Union. F. L. Meyers' responded with a well worded address for the Woodmen of the, World. . , Earl Jones .expects to leave next week on a general tour of Inspec tion of the Willamette valley, South ern Oregon and possibly California He is not burning all the bridges be hind him and it is more than probab le that be will return to the Grande Ronde and purchase another home. Mikado Rchearal. Tonight. (Friday) Steward's opeia house, 7:30 sharp! Principals and full chorus. Remember, Monday, Apr il 4th is the date o fthe performance. Seats'Jl.00 on sale at Van Buren'e. Come early. - '." . .BIO MEETOG TOMC'IIT Large crowds out both afternoon and evening jestcrdny, ' i " -' There was a large audience out to hear Evangelist Johnson yesterday afternoon and evening. The mid-dy luncheon this afternoon was largely attended by business men and all forces are working for an interest ing, meeting tonight. Mr. Johnson lays emphasis on the fact that he has a special message to deliver to night. Three will also be special music this evening.- ; '". ' ''. . 4 District Superintendent J. D. Gil-" lilan left today for points in Idaho where he will Bpend abouttwo weeks , with churches under his Jurisdiction. ' , Will Wright la over from Union to day on business matters - , H. A. Corpe today assumed fall charge of the secretaryship of the Merchants' : Protective Association. His office In the Pacific States man agement is also filled today by Mr. Clark, lately of Pennsylvania. 3. S. Hanson an uncle of Mrs. H. T. Hill, who has Jbeen visiting here,4 letf this morning tor Maine! Mr. Han son is well pleased with the West and contemplates arranging his af fairs so he can move ' here perma ; nently. '..'. -;;;; ':: ':.vv. -.'x : Nr. and Mrs. F. A. Lamey. who were married in this city two months ago, returned yesterday from an ex tensive wedding ; tour, taking them to Indiana to - visit relatives' of Mr. Lamey and to,.Mobile where they "al so, visited relatives. :They are guests at : the home . of Mrs. - Lamey's par ents Dr. nd Mrs. R. L. Lincoln un til a suitable residence to live In here Is found. STRAYED -From - my ' place , near Summerville three weeks ago,' bay mare. 6 years old, with blemish on left shoulder, , weighing about 1300. Reward for return ' or information leading to her recovery. Phone Ind. 27U. V i .; GEO. S. MOATS. , -K'l : 3-31-4-5., RECOVER FR03I rOISOXISG What is evidently ptomaine, poisons entire family yesterday. . " , Burned In Forest Fire. Dry Prong, La., April l.-One wo man and seven men were burned to death in a forest fire near here to day. The woman was Mrs. Mattie lm,.Tb men were. employed Jn lum her amps " Which! they "were "endea-1 vorlng to save from the flamta. Sev eral mills and much standing timber was destroyed. 'v-.v .: '.. The regular monthly .recital of Mrs. McDonald's pupils tn music will take place at her home Saturday at 2:30 p. m. ' The following program will be given. ' '' '. -Spanish xiance, Duet (Seeboeck) Muriel McKinley and . Hattle Furga- BOn. ' ' : Flower Song(Lange)--Addle Har ris.. "'.;' :'V:' , -':, Vi : l The Hardy Norseman-jSivtlitl) Wilbur Shaw. . : : . Le Petite Carnival (Landon) Reba and Sara Williamson. . S(lng,v Robin, Sing (Spaulding.) Jessie Harrla. '"-' '..'. V. '. Andante, From Wm. Tell (Ros sini) Reba Williamson. " h ' Northern Son g ( Schnman) Ani ta Johnson. - ..'. .''.' '-'. " ' ' ' ''' 'Bird's Lullaby, duet, (Reade) Frlederika Schilke and "Dorothy Brenholts. :-:';'' A little talk a out Moart Mrs. McDonald. ' Garrit Oldenburg and family who were reported to be in a serious con dition as a result of poisoning, are improving rapidly today under the care of Dr. C. H. Upton. . . ' . Mr, and Mrs. Oldenburg are still confined to their beds, but their lit tle daughter is up nd around, ap parently but little the worse for the experience. They are at a Joss to account for the trouble, which Beems to be a Bort of ptomaine poisoning resulting from something the family ate on Wednesday! ; Dr. Upton was called early yes terday morning and George , Abeg stayed at , the house last night. Garrit is much improved and talk ed about the experience with the same old smile this morning, though he says he . doesn't want to go through it again. Mrs. Oldenburg seems to be recovering more slowly but there is now no cause for alarm, and both expect to be fully recover ed In a day or two. Mrs. Adolpb. Newlin leaves in the morning for Spokane to be present at the marriage of her brother,' Mr. Francis Reith. Treasurer's Call for Count j and for v Scalp Bounty Warrants. , . Notice ia hereby given that the un derslgned Treasurer of Union Coun ty, Oregon, ha.s funds on band with with which to pay all Co. and Scalp Bounty warrants which were issued prior to the first day of April, 1910. Interest ceases ' on the above . wo rants on March 30, 1910. , ,f J JOHN FRAWL12?, - :':' f i: 'X'f.L J) ,, C0Un6r Trc.l'"X " H GEORQE; PALMER, Pres. ' W. L. BRENHOLTS, Asst. Cash. W ' c t . uai urf ; I r . ,iurrii t r r . ..'. . a. uuuuc9 Tiv-c-t-rcs. ,ancnnwuu v illiajvi:, na.ASSi: casn ; F. L. MEYERS, Cashier. .. W (M BANK ; f WvIAip OREGON v United States Depository Capital and Surplus $180,009.00 DIRECTORS George Palmer C. C. Penhigton ? 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A. t'LI VLB Cy Oascilne wood saw. t . 0 Phone orders to Uiac lill . Four Days Sule Commencing Wednesday at 9 a m., e will put on sala our entire? j line of Ladles and Misses Skirts, at. a b!g reduction. Our line conBistei of Voiles, IVjnapias "and Frenclt! Serges, in Clack, Blue, Brown Graysi and Tans. Don't mill t&ia eale. S-29-t2 ,' THE VAN DiJiN CO. ' ; Treasurer's call for Couuljf Bnl 8cTi ; (. Bounty Warninls. ) Cblckena worth having. Single Comb Buff OrTjiniton chickens are the best egg and meat factory.: I keep thoroughbreds. Logan EL An jarson. Cove. Cre, . i-24-tJ Notice Is hereby gives tht the ur derslgned Treasurer of Tinlon Covu. J (ill worrnnfa rn iria ireroi-iii f tn.l nn.ll scalp bounty fund, which vrt endor sed prior to August 1, ISO.;; intern..:' on the above ceases on th4 JSth aaj of March, 1010. .JOHN FRAWl.ttY, Treasurer t trnfn Cotnty, Orejoa;.. l Having purchased the Gerhent, Lime, Plar. line of . 0. F. Goolidgs we are now prepared to fill all demands, in addition to our regular FEED arid FUEL'bus.psss... Just leceived Garof fresh alfalfa meal ard a cv of :oal. Both Phones- GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. ALFALFA MEAL It takes the place of bran. Is better - and cheaper cbbeawsj , We handle only the t tusUty and oar stock Is new an'1. hX Yu . will not be disappointed if yya f Urt your garden with onr EKIV ".:' I Vaters-StanchficId Product Co. 3 FLOUR, FEED, WOOD jj 1410 Adams Ave. PHONES: Black 12U Indeptrtdcnt 5 k: :.-..l-:r;;,7-,-, J----iil!lVm ... I' New Sugar BE FATSIOTIC TTSW CSTESUSa SCGAB A5D IK8IS7 CPOJ HATUffl POMS MADE. THE i7l FSE5J3 13 KOTT 13 ALL XOX GSOCZUI 8T0M& . i h 4 i-i. ..v.
