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LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1911.
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Take advantage of the Grea Clearance Sale at The Fair. Every piece of good in the house reduced in price. Sale
continues only One Week More. It is to your greatest advantage to.buy your Winter Clothing during this price re
duction. ;'-'' , VV:-.
The Fair : '': : ' ;
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Fair
The Fair
RIVAL MANAGERS TALK WEIGHT
A New
Book and
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stationery
Store
The Wright Drug Co yrhe
Enterprlnlngr Druggists Have
recently added to their stock a
Complete Hoe of Books .and
Magazines.
Also a Superb line of Sta-
tlonery Including Everything
from the Illghest Grade Linen
Ledger Taper to the Common
est Waiting Taper. Everything
You May Need In the Station
ery Line at the Usual Reason
able Trices Which Prevail In
This Store. . , '
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DrugComp'ny
Representatives of Moraa and McFar
lund Begin Negotiations for Mutch. : .
Negotiations for a match between
notch set at 135 pounds at 6 o'clock Its affairs
on, the night of the fight. The out
come of the conference will be known
The marriage of .Frank Gotch, the
soon when another meeting will beyvhampion wrestler, to a popular gir)
held. A Milwaukee promoter has of-
Owen Moran, the stocky little Brit- ered to Btage the match if it can be
isher, and Packy McFarland were op- arranged. Chl!ago Tribune.
ened this week, and it Isn't lmprob- ' . '
able that these two lightweights will Joseph News.
soon clash in the ring. When the sub- ,Tnnh .Tommry fsmia1)
ject was put to him, Harvey, Moran 's Luther Loyd and wife of Imnaha and
manager, didn't seem at all Impressed, Roy, Snell and family of Lightning
but when McFarland's representative return to ' their respective, stock
said that his protege could i make 133 ranches tomorrow after an extended
pounds for Owen, Harvey began to sojourn in Joseph.
listen. , ' , j. Stockmen report an Ideal winter
Of course Packey doesn't want to on the ranges. . "
make that weight for Moran or any Much excitement prevails in and
one else, and will Beek to! have the near here owing to. a rich strike
' . ' ! made In the Lead Mountain mine a
, ; ' few days ago. Capitalists are Inves
tigating.
New Transfei
Line
M. L. Leader
PROPRIETOR
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Praying of All Kinds
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iamson, Geo. W. Robertson. Sylvia
and Irene Glass, Lillian Suydam, Ie-
resa Castle, Etba Huffman, Edna
Keltz and Carl Keltz.
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At their regular meeting last Tues
day evening the Lampa Phi Alpha
suspended meetings indefnitely. This
movement has ' been' considered ' for
some time and appeared to be the
only solution of several serious ques
tions. This organization o young
men and boys has been prominent In
debates, entertainments and athletics
as well as In a social way for sever
al years and a large number of peo
ple have always been Interested In
of Humbolt, Iowa, takes place Jan
uary 11, and Miss N. Luclle Allen of
this city enjoys the distinction of be
ing one of the invited guests, though
of course she cannot attend. The
Allen's in Iowa,, and the big grappler
was also an intimate friend. Miss Al
len regrets much her inability to at
tend the function.' , , ; . (
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The Mesdames Adolph Newlin and
W. "W, Berry were the leaders at the
Lyle Tuesday Muslcale wfiich met on
Tuesday, January 3. American com
posers,. Silas uamauei rrau, nmij
k Tiadlev. were the topics or tne
meeting. '' ' . '
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"" The Omae Club-held two meetings
this week. On Monday they met at'
the home of Grace Pickens and on
Friday evening Miss Helen Currey
was hostess. They are very busy in
the preparation of some social treat
for their friends. . ,
The Neighborhood club holds Its
next meeting on January 9th; The
third act of King Lear will be stud
led, besides several special papers
that will be given by various mem
bers. ; .
The Kaffee Klatch held Its after
noon meeting on Friday at the home
of Mrs. F. L. Meyers.
The Five Hundred' club met at the
home of Mrs. J. J. Carr on Thursday
afternoon of this week. Mrs. T. N.
Murphy was awarded the prize. .
Rescue Hose Number One is plan
ning on a dancing party for this
month, at a date to be announced lat
er. . V
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The Dccum Club met at the home of j
Mrs. Robert Newlin, 1802 Second
street this ' week. Mrs. E. E. Bragg
received the honors. '
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The German Vereiu meets tomor
row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the' K.
of P. hall. All Germans ara cordi
ally Invited to attend.
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Joseph, V Jan. 6 (Special) Joseph
Chapter No. 46 O. E. S. entertained
Wallowa Valley Chapter No. 50 0. E.
I S. of Enterprise, Ore,", at a regular
aesslon here last evening. Initiatory
work as exemplified by the visiting
members was, by all, admitted good.
A dainty banquet was also served
which with the many substantial
toasts offered made the occasion one
of the most pleasant in the history
of " Eastern Star gatherings In Wal
lowa county, 51 attended.
Notice of Street Improvement
To whom It may concern; - "
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance of a resolution adopted by
the Commoun Council of the City cf
La Grande, Oregon, on the 4th day
of January, 1911, creating Improve
ment District No. 30, and designating
Cherry street, as such district, and
in pursuance of a resolution adopted
by ' said Common Council on the 4th
day of January, 1911, whereby said
Council determined ,and declared. Its
Intention to Improve all that portion
of Cherry street, in said lmnrovemenH
district as hereinafter described by
luiioliuciiiig a waguu road -crossing ..
over the railroad track; the council
will, ten days after the service of
this notice upon the owners of the
property affected and benefitted by
Buch improvement;, order that said ."
above described improvements be
made; that boundaries of said dis
trict to be so improved are' as fol
lows: All that portion of Cherry
street, from the north line of Adams
avenue to the line of Cove avenue.
Notice Is hereby further given that
the council will levy a special as
sessment on all the property affected
and benefitted by such improvement
for the purpose of paying for such
Improvement. That- the estimated
cost of such improvement la the sum
of $577.00. That the council will on -the
18th day of January, 1911, meet .
at the council chamber at the hour
of 8 o'clock p. m., to consider said
PdHmntprt mat nnA tha aw nt oo'Vl.,
assessment, when a hearing will be
eranted to anr nfirann " fppl.np up-
grieved by Buch assessment.
. La Grande, Oregon. Jan. 5, 1911.
CITY COTTNTTL OF LA GRANDE,
By C. M. HUMPHREYS.
Recorder of . the City of La Grande.
. Oregon. '
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