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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1910)
PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1910. i i It i t i i 0 1 J ) ) ; i s Victim Known Here. It is believed that Ray Utter, the young man Mown to pieces at Hood River yesterday by the explosion of a garage, is'tbe young man who at one time made his home in La Grande. Mr. Utter was employed in the Observer efflce several months and became pop- nlar among the young and old alike while In the city. , iieawa wwx La fcrande. going there after having completed T. R. McCall and son Earl who are her apprenticeship In the local office. visiting relatives! after several days' sight seeing in the valley and surOonilnir to Locate, rounding country, stated to the Ob- Frank Polack of Brooklyn, who has server that their expectations had been in the grocery business In the been more than fulfilled and they be-Eastern city, Is coming to La Grande lleved this is the place of all the to visit his brother E. Polack, and ex northwest that offers the best oppor- pects to locate In this city perman tunlties. entiy. - - ; , Band Dance Tonight ...After Tageless Dogs. ' Everything is in readiness for the Many dogs are meeting their fate band dance to be given this evening, today at the hands of Poundmaster A ten-piece orchestra will supply the Grider. All animals.that are not tag music and a good time Is promised all ged go the way of the guilty. DDinil nimv r.nro uiuimi, i tin I UULO JtlC A.D MRS. EDWI HOLM EM PASS THROUGH CITY. Fashionable Weddlug Occurred rortlsnd YcNterda'y .Vornlnir, in College romance, commenced when the groom was a student at II. M. A., culminated In marriage at Portland yesterday' morning at 9 o'clock when Edwin Holmes and Miss Florence Hollister, daughter of Doctor Hollis ter of Portland, were married in the. First Preslyterlan church of Portland under auspicious circumstances. Mrs. Walter Hascome sang the wedding services and Mr. Coursen,. the well known' pianist,.' was the accompanist. Elegant presents were lavished on Mr. and Mrs. Holmes. V I i ne uriuai party accompanied - by Mr. and Mrs. "Gene" Holmes, parentf of the groom, arrived in the city thlt morning on their way to Wallowa where they will be at home to their many fileuils.; V Yi-.it Famous Places. Indon, May 19,-LcoloneI Roosevelt, lilted States Marshal S.eth Buller and It. J. Cunningham, Roosevelt's hunting companion in America, went Bight seeing today. They visited West minster Aloey, Tower of London anil pent several hours nt tb. British museum. ..i ' A Cold Cits. "You Wi'ic twenly miles from the north poie ami ntnrvlngr exclaimed the cri'dnlouH housewife. . "Ami bw did yon save yourself?" "Why. mnm," responded Frtel.l Fred as U w ijicd uwtiy n tear. "In iu. fcUn iu,; lu tuifiits I remcuibcnHl ile EhLI'iio tlus. Pushiug out throiiKU the snow, 1 twlslcd one of dor tills, au' Ucii-on' don" "And tlu'ii what, my jnmr man'" "1 got a void bIte."-ChlcaKO News. IIOil Eye Mastery Tl... I.. . i. " "uricaie cate in us structure, so It Is not thoroughly understood, even by the great est scientists of the age. Whatever can be provided by liractlcal experience, whatever can be done by minute and complex machinery, whatever may be yielded by carerul and accurate testing IS AT YOUR SERVICE ; the moment you enter my Optical Parlors.'' My examiu lug machinery Vomprl8ea 1'IVK of the most up-to-date optical machines to be found In the country and In all sincerity 1 advise you to consult me whenever optical difficulties arise. You can rely on my prices 'I Grind All HEAC0CK, Office Over who attend. The proceeds will go to equip the band with new music and maintain the regular expenses of ihe organisation. - ' Miss Leads worth Here Again. f Miss Elsie Leadsworth, daughter ofl Mrs. Leadsworth, of this city, has been V. assigned to the local Western Union j office, as operator. Miss Leadsworth has been In Baker City, several years. Jf I iniro nnmrn nnn lauico ncnucn-rnu- SrMMERTILLE LADIES AID CIETY ESTERTAINS. so. Refreshments and Entertaining Pro gram Mark Pleasant Evening. SummerVllle, May 19. (Special.) The Ladles' Aid Society rendered the appended program in this city last evening, aud delightful refreshments were served, all In all making a very pleasant evening: Misses Tuttle, Baker, Danderpael. Drill ..... .... . , ......... . . America Twelve Young Ladles. . Song ........ Under the Old Umbrella Clarence Martin and Jaunita Choate. Operetta Afternoon Chorus John James Black (Book Agent) Geo. ';- Marten. James John Black. (New Minister) Frank Woodell. Mrs. White, Effle Baker, Ruby Brown, ' Mira Glenn.- Song .V. . . . ,". . .". .......... Selected Farce ......... . . ... . . . , .. ., . . Caught Elizabeth .......... Mary Sanderson Earthyrn ............. Bessie Fisher Mr. JohnBon . . .... . . Will Chattln Mr. Shanks ........ Carl Dlttebrandt Mr. Brown . ... Alec McKenzie Uncle Sammy Elmer Baker Song . , ............ . . . Selected An Old Maids Tea Party. NOTICE FOR rrULICATIOJr. f. S. Land Mice at La Grande, Ore nn. Janaarjr Stth, 1910. Notice is hereby given that Adolpl Lauer, of La Grande, Oregon, who pa January 3d, 1905, made Homesteao tintry No. 14038. Serial No. 04:2. 'or SE 1-4 NE 1-4. 3 1-2 SO 1-4, Sec. 17, NE 1-4 NE 1-4. Section 20. Township 4 South, Range 38 East, Willamette Meridian. baa filed notice of intention to make final Five Teat Proof, to establish cllm to the lani .. .. in us mechanism, so deli full of coranleitities that and my word. My Own Glasses Eyesight Specialist Newlin'sDrug Store my ci ILilH the last day of tli6 great price Teductioii All white dresses, 5 The entire line of spring White Goods for making dresses, shirt waists, any other wearing apparel, marked to the very lowest possible price. any omer wearing apparei, marKea 7 : M Positively every suit in the house at a great sacrifice for Friday. $12.50 Suit, Sale Price . 15.00 Suits, Sale Price 18.50 Suits, Sale Price 22.50 Suits, Sale Price 25.00 Suits, Sale Price 30 Suits. Sale Price . ' These suits are New , ' Alterations Free. ; v LADIES' COATS Get your Spring "Wrap Now apy coat in the house at a reduced price. -V $ 6.50 Coats, on Sale . .... . . . ......... $ 4.68 8.50 Coats, on Sale , . ... . . ;. . ... ... ... 5.95 12.50 Coats, on Sale .'. ... ........ .Y. . . 5.95 15.00 Coats; on Sale . . . ; . ... . : . . ... 11.58 Long and short styles. , THE FAIR THE above descrroed, before the Reelster and Receiver, United States Land Office, at La Grande, Oregon, on ih 15th day of March, 1910. Claimant names at witnesses: John ; Shilling, Jr. Henry J. Rehtn. , James Shilling v Prcd Tohi man. "all of La Grande Oregon. . P. C. BR AM WET J ; F. C. BR AM WELL, Register. SVJI3IOX3 In.the Circuit Court of the Stat o? Oregon tor Union County. E. A. Brownell,. plaintiff, V3.. Ella L. Brownell, defendant. To Lilia u .iirowueu, me .anovc .p named defendant, you are hereby Sum l moned and required to appear and i J answer the complaint filed against you In the above Int.tled suit pa or before six (6) weks after the first ; publication of the summons In this cause, and you will take notice that, If you fall to so fipear and answer' cald complaint the plaintiff will ap- ply to this Court for, the relief de manded In said complaint, to-wit for, w4 a decree dissolving the bonds of mat- y rimony now, and heretofore existing j between , you and - the " plaintiff, ' and I for general relief. ... . j You will further take notice . tha 1 5 this summons Is published In the Ls j Grande Evening Observer, once f- ; week for mix. (6) successive weeks d .::' -. .: otlce of Sale ef School Lands. Iff Notice Is hereby given that the i J State. Land Board will receive' sealed i J bids until 11:00 o'clock a. m.' August j 5 school lauds, to-wit: All of Section T. 1 S. R. 40 E. W 1-2 of Section 16, T. 3 34 E All bids must be accompMiied by a ALK 1 ii J Ja V .J,,W3 May White Ssife . p n ni) a table linen, white laces, embroidery, OH :TH :.$.8.75 .. 1165 ..14.85 17.35 19.68 24.48 York's choicest styles. v ' regularly executed application to pur chase and at least one-fifth of the amount offered. ' , . No bid for less than $7.50 per acre will be considered. tThe right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. Applications and bids should be addressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk State Land' Board, Salem, Oregon, and be marked "Application and bid to pur case state lands." . G. G. BROWN. ' Clerk State Land Board. : 1.-.M:11 22. 1910. Apr-29-Aug-1 i 'TOMORROW? .1 ' . j .Boston Beauty, Salt Mackerel f Salmon Bellies. Codfish. AU kinds of Can Fish. s City Grocery J . And BAKERY Fish Day skirts, shirt waists, muslin undenvear. 10 me very lowest E MSLE MILLINERY All Ladies' hats must ;be closed out at once. It will pay you from one-third to one-half. $12.50 Hats go at Sale 10.00 Hats go at Sale . . . . . 8.50 Hats go at Sale . . . . . . . . 6.50 Hats go at Sale,. . . . ... . 5.00 Hats go at Sale ...... 4.50 Hats go at Sale ......... Come now and get your pick. LADIES' SKIRTS All Ladies' Skirts reduced Friday only. y,:', $ 4.50 Skirt Sale- . .50 Skirt Sale:..;..;.;.. 8.50 Skirt Salo .... 10.00 Skirt Sale .. . All New Goods. No MlRi Notice to Creditors. , : Estata of Mary Lleurance Notice is hereby given that the undersign ed has been appointed administrator of the estate of Mary Lleurance, de ceased, and has duly qualified as such; and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present them, duly verified, with in six months from the date of the COR tLc benefit oft Lose particular men seeking ex cluflivcncss of pattern and individuality of style, we are stowing tnis Spring tne mag nificent tailoring line of Ed. K Price Co. xsaca AMT TAlLOaS ; CSICAS Tnese famous tailors make clotKcs of surpassing excellence, just as you want tnem, at a price considerally lower tkan ordinaril Select your pattern and have us taki te your measure. ff r TTN erara all piece goods. or possiDie price. . ...i...;.$5.85 ... ..... 6.35 ...4.98 4.65 3.87 3.29" .t...,....$3.1 4.S5 5.65 IX) Old Stock. first publication of this notice, either -to the nt!'..-.r'Jlsn nr tt rsKffiS:,; at Cove, Union, county, Oregon, or at the law office of Jnc. S. Hodgln, in La Grande Is said county and state , Date of first publication, April id 1910. LEO A. BLEVINS, ' 4-16-23-30-7-14. Administrator. cmiwT itM, n. . mum 1 . y obtains. today Exeliuivc local rcpreaeat tivcof Ed. V. Price VCo.i M A:
