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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1910)
LA (JUAKJJK EVENING CiiSEIiVEli MOMAY, AX'i' 1010. THE ISIS -TOUCH'S PROGRAM Trailed to the Hills S. & A. Max Foils the Police. The Cossacks Pathe. Mazeppa Pathe. Beautiful dishes given to lady patrons of the matinee. See dis play In lobby. -MlSSIOfl 10c- J LOCAL .TE1IS. &Q4Q G 6 44 E. Polack Is in Wallowa county to day, looking after business matters. Judge W. R. Ellis returned to his home In Pendleton Saturday evening. A. A. Roberts, the real estate man, is visiting friends in, Pendleton toda Mrs. Kate Long of Ontario is a Som mer hotel guest here today. " T T TTQlrlni of Wrbn fn Chun C, Hasklns. also f Echo, spent yester day and today In the city. Mrs. E. E. Baltezore and daughter of Pendleton are guests at the Foley today. ' ' ." Mary and Lizzie Wells of Irubier registered at the Sommer. while in the "Hy yesterday. Byron Gllison of Wallowa, wai a La Grande visitor yesterday, staying ai the Sommer. Henry Mitchell of Joseph is spend ing the day In the city and staying at the Foley. FARMERS' BUSINESS WE GIVE PARTICU LAR AT1ENT10N TO THE BUSINESS FARMERS. WE COR DIALLY INVITE THEM TO MAKE THIS 1HEIR BANKING HOME. The United States National Bank, LA GRANDE, OREGON. Edwin C. Tabor of Ecranton, Mits. is a Sommer hotel guest while look ing after business matters In the city. Ed Fowler arrived home this morn ing from a business and pleasure trip to Portland.- S. D. Pruitt, of the Baker City Her ald, spent yesterday in La Grande with friends. . , ' J. A. Funk of Enterprise, spent yes terday in the city. He was a Sommer hotel guest while here. Attorney T. H. Crawford arrived home yesterday morning from Los An geles, where he was a guest of his son, Clarence Crawford. Hisff Helen Ruth Hart returned to her home in Hilgard this morning. She spent Sunday here with her sister, Mrs., Frank Rechlin. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Travis of Nam pa, Idaho, returned to their home this morning, and visited Mr. and Mrs. J. J Peck of this city Mr. and MrB. Grant Geddos spent yesterday here with friends, return ing this morning to their home i.n Ba ker City. Chas. Herringer of Seattle, repre senting the Bray Clothing company, of Jonesville, Ky., I sreglstered at the Foley. C. H. Finn reached La Grande this morning to act as counsel in the boot legging cases, but found court had been adjourned. He is at the Savoy. Joseph Vey and family of Pendleton are registered at the Foley. Mr. Vey is one of the leading sheep and stock men of Umatilla county. G. F. Freeman and Hugh Bloom quist of Palmer Junction were Sunday visitors in La Grande, staying at the Sommer. . Miss Bessie Moran of Baker, who has been visiting La Grande friends, returned to her home yesterday. She was accompanied by Mrs. ePter Bea ver. . f C. S. Bradley, one of the prominent citizens of Enterprise, passed through La Grande yesterday on his way home from the coast where he had been tak ing an outing. s Fred Geibel, manager of the Fair store, returned today from Portland and Seaside, where he participated in the Eastern, Oregon excr-slon last week. ' State Senator Hart of Baker, was in the city Saturday evening on his way home from Union. The senator is candidate for attorney-general and re ports everything looking finely. Jefferson Myers, the Portland can didate for gubernatorial nomination at the coming primaries, is in La Grande today allignlng his political fences. He has been to various cities and towns In Eastern Oregon. , II. A. Bodmer has returned from Flora and other Wallowa county points, where he has been on business for "several days. He says the town of Flora has not been burned and that the forest fires are not near enough It to be in danger. 0. W. Moon, veteran locomotive en gineer of all the engineers in the state, was here yesterday from Pen dleton, where he has been located of late years. Mr. Moon brought the first train into Union county, yet he Is able to officiate at the throttle today. Prof. Day is critically 111 at Hot Lake. He was operated upon last week, but was in so weakened a con dition that there is some question about his recovery. His relatives were called to his bedside yesterday mornine. Hia condition is said to be Cj extremely critical. Gust Bingledorf, the shoe repairer, U has earned a vacation, he says, and he is going to rest up for about three weeks. He la going to move his loca tion, too, but is undecided what part of town he will locate In. Ellery Massee of Menomonle, Wis., is In the city today. Mr. Massee is in terested in Hood River apple land and has just completed an inspection tour of his holdings there. While in the city he is the guest of Mri and Mrs. A. W. Nelson and L. F. Masseo Mr and Mrs. J. J Carr and Will Church, returned last evening from an automobile Juncket which took them through interior counties of Ore gon and In Western Idaho as well. They have been gone about three weeks and report an excellent trip. County Superintendent E. E. Bragg and his daughter, Miss Zoe, arrived home last evening from an extended horseback trip through Interior Ore gon, taking them to the John Day country. David C. Brischoux, proprietor of the Savoy Is receiving ten to twenty letters daily from outside points ask ing for Information about the opening of government land in Wallowa cOun- f ty this fall. . ; Gertrude Stoker and Rowena Wilson of Union, are in the city today and are guests at the Savoy. P. J. Roett, a prominent citizen o" Joseph is registered at the Savoy. Joe Cunha, sheep raiser of Umatilla county, with his home In Pendleton, 1? a La Grande vistor today. IC 4 lassfied'i Advertising r. SPECIAL TWOPANT SUIT llie Golden Hula -Co. Fall Clothing, Dry Good Fadies Fumishinss twill soon be common amon us all to say we are looking for something for fall, fall is fast coming" and we have never been in better position to fur nish fall requirements than we are now. Boys Clothing School will demand a fitting up of the Ghildren. in our WANDESS line of Glothbg you will find Fit Wear and Style that will be satisfactory in every way and at a price that will be most satisfactory. . . . . 3.50 . 5.00 Two Piece Suits, Age 6 to 16 in Wool Sheviott, or Worsted Two Piece Suits, Age 6 to 16 in Gassimeres or Worsteds , FOR SALE 500 sheep, Waiter Glenn. R. F. D. No 2. TO TRADE 160 acres of Umber land to trade for city property. Mac Wood, Golden Rule store. CAN MAKE $50.00 PER WEEK We want sqme good hustlers to sell high grade reliable nursery stock. .Splendid territory, Expense money advanced weekly. Address Albany Nurseries, Inc., Albany, Oregon, Dept. J. WANTED Sewing machines to re pair, all makes, by a factory expert. Leave orders at F. D. Hasten's store. C. M. PACKER, Repairer. My ' last week. . COOK WANTED At Oregon Hotel. Young Mens Suits The Young Men are particular and we have just what they will want for their fall suit in the GAMPUS line. W ell tailored and neatly trimmed in Worsted, Gassimeres and fancy suitings, $7.59 $10.00 $12.50 Millinery, Ladies Suits Coats and Waists v ;; We can't say too much about these lines as they are worthy of comment, Large line af Ladies Tailored and Linnen Waists V V $1.50 , Fancy Embroideried froni t .'-.. ' . . , ..' V; $1.50 to $3.00 Our line of ladies suits and coats have began to arrive and we will be talking ladies furnishings strcng in a few days. . . ; Mrs. L. Smith the lady who has charge of our Millinery s in the market now and our stock will be here about sept. 1st, the most complete and the finest ir: town. The. (BflDODEN GS0J1LE (GOD. t ' ' Miss Josie Higgen arrived Saturday evening from Canton, Ohio, and will make her home for a time with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Campbell of this city. Miss Frances Massee was, a guest with friends In the city yesterday while enroute from Portland to Baker City, where she is employed by the Pacific Telephone district office. FOR RENT CHEAP Brie!: store building, 106 Fir street. Apply at the marble works. LOST Near the Savoy hotel, a COUNCILMAN IS INTERRED package containing tablecloth, also j FRATERNAL AND AD3IINI8TRA one containing letters. Finder re turn to the Savoy hotel and receive liberal reward. HON CIRCLES ATTEND. FOUND At Selder's confectionary store, a package from the Fair store, containing three yards black silk, some insertion and buttons. Inquire at Selder's candy store. Good apples are better for children than medicine. Geddes Bros, have the best Fitting" Tribute Paid to the Departed Councilman In an Eulogy. Fraternal and administrative circles yesterday afternoon paid fitting and final tribute to the memory of the late Councilman George Kreiger, with a fraternal burial ceremony, the most Impressive the Elks' lodge can give. The remains were moved from the residence in West La Grande to the Elks auditorium with an Elk escort. At the auditorium, where several hun dred people were assembled. Doctor Biggers, Exalted Ruler, conducted the Impressive ceremonies. Music was rendered by Mesdames' A. L. Richard son and Frank Bridges, Messers. C. E. Cochran and Sherwood Williams. F. S Ivanhoe pronounced the eulogy and It was a fitting tribute to the depart ed -. ;. ; ., .. . Elks supervised the graveside cere monies. However, the cortege to the cemttery was made up of Elks, march ing, and the Mayor and Councllmen and other city officials in automobiles. Bells were tolled during the progress of the funeral. Woodmen of the World were rep- BAKER CIT1 LOCALS WIN IN GOOD GAME BY SIX TO FIVE SCORE Locals Able to Come Back to Their Own after. Long Vacation. . La Grande yesterday trimmed Ba ker City at baseball In an Interesting game at the Baker City grounds. Af ter an extended vacation the La Grande players were able to come FOR RENT Modern 6 room house. Corner of Sixth and Penn Ave. In quire of Miss Berger. resented by a platoon of pall bearers, back and put up a good quality of I ball. The players assert they were given royal treatment In the mlnln town. The score was six to five, The Lineup. :r"" The lineup which Acting Manager Cockney Conkey sent against the Ba kerltes follows: Herr, pitcher, Pld cock, c; Stoddard, lb; Bradley, 2b; Wallace Chllders, 3b; M. Chllders, ss; Heath, If; Cottner cf and Bros sard, rf. LOST A white collie pup. Brown ears and brown spots. Answers to the name of Commodore. Finder re turn to 1410 Wash, ave., and receive reward. . I s . TOMO 'BP; OW Ow milliner from r - . 1 ' we will have on complete stock n tunre wm display or Millinery eattle wi the largest and most ever shown in the ji arrive, aid city. see the latest: rales W. W. BERRY & CO. 'I f