La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 26, 1911, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1911. Society Toiiey S TV ftt, if fm ' t .cv One of the largest parties of the; summer occured .last .Saturday even-1 fug vhen the Oraae, a popular-club of! 3'tung ladles, gave a lawn party at the home of Miss Helen - Currey. The guests were received on the front liorch where their naHVes were; chang-. ed to those of flowers;" There was I much hilarity while each dlscoverfdj their new names. Their knowledge of ! trees and shrubbery was put to a test ' In a delightful guessing game. Mis? Cecile Lilly proved most efficient. The girls were very fortunate in securing the services of MadamolBelle Yetl, the gypsy fortune teller, whose charming character sketches were tha main at traction of, the evening. Delightful refreshment were served! Those In vited were: ':.'.. Ethel Wright, Lillian McDonald. Way Nell, Mary Penington. Zoe Bragg, Louise Roesch, Helen Aunett, Lucrece Wood, Hazel, Jones, Esther Schwaiger, Hazel ThelSMi; l-smm wn, Cum;-? lotte Jones, Eunice, Kenneda, Fran tie Crawford, Nellie-Hills, Ndra Ar buckle, Ida Billings, Naomi Klrtley, Gladys Eosterllng. Enid Stanchfleld, Opal Rice Ethel Hanley, Sarah Smith, Miriam Smith. Leona Newltn, ' Margaret Corbette. Run aBacon, Hil da Anthony. Florence Happeraet, Em ma Lottes, Mai"le Bolton, Lillian Ba-' ker, Olive Masses, Grace Robson, Ce cile 'Lillys Martha Wat Willard Carpy,' Kenneth Carpy, Lynn e Bohn enkamp," Lyle KIddle.! Gilbert Hunter,' Wilton Stoddard,'. Harley Richardson, ttussel Ralston, Frank Ralston, Ray Williams, Merlin Batley, Le Reynolds, Charlie Reynolds. Roy Couch, Fritz Lottes, Roy, Currey, ; Burke Pickens, . Kalph Russel, George Currey,' Cecil Bolton, Clarence Garrlty, James Irvoa, Hal Bohnenkamp; Errol Ludlger, Law rence II111, Roy Rice, Grover Grum mett, Charles Harris, James Corbette, Colon ' Stuart, Fred Kiddle and Ray Couch. .''. m Miss Zoe Bragg was a charming hostess last Tuesday afternoon whn I . J i I r f Vi i ''!:'.'- a Fall of the Correct New Styles in Men's 1 HATS, SHOES AND FINE FURNISHINGS is now redy and complete, and we can say with par donable pride that never before have we or any other store in La Grande ttVinwn ciirli AYt-pnftivA a Rsnrt men ts or such attractive values. . We earnesllv A ) It S invite ydiir inspection of the new goods whether you intend to buy or not A?''ifr' nnrl cViniilri vnn wkh to buv. our asshrtments are surlv iarcte enouch and our values good enough to certainly please you. TONEY THE STORE THAT SATISFIES riaaaisuz,", ,i,n' ", v v., a , m'i?! f'iiiT 't 1 1 she entertained several lady friends at a 1.30 o'clock luncheon. A pretty blending of yellow was followed out In house decorations and table adorn ments. Following the dainty lucheon, tDe guests entertalnen themselves with sewing. Miss Bragg's guestB were Miss Lillian Parcell of Portland, Miss Annls Wade of Enterprise and Misses EM TBS the, industries" Tail Is the UtU of s beautiful 6-pc book, which will shew any boy er girl bow to SUCCEED. Drop a postal la hs mall TODAT and it will be soat FREZ. Tb aim of tbe Collese is to dignify and popularise tb lndustrlti, and to sorre ALL tbe pooplo. Itoffora eourios la Agrloulture, Civil EstlnotrlBK, Electrical Enjtnerlnf , Mechanical Enilneerlnj, MlsUf Encla arloj, Fortstry, Domostlov Science and Art, Com merce, Fbarmacy and Muiio. Tbe Oollec opens September, aid. ruajogfreo.: Address: REOISTRAK. 0REQ0N A0&10VLTUEAI COLLEGE. Corvsllls, Orejon. J Runa Bacon, Gladys Oesterllng, Sarah Smith, Nell Grlmmlt, Ruth Russell, Hilda Anthony, Maude LeadBWorth. Alice Hill, Helen Currey, Lillian Ba ker. 'May Nelll, Lucreoe Wood, NetU Kiddle, Stella Hunter, Ethel Wright, and Ethel Mckennon. ; VP! SMIS it Si, , . : t SSMSBSMSSBl mm Absolutely Paro ; i TbiZ Oaly Baking Powder Made frota Royal Grape Cream ol Tartar. 'afegtifds tie IdqS against dacmlsts" testa have shown that part ol alum from . biscuit snaa wun anaiamDastuia powoerpsssniwe tlt atomacn, ana that digestion Is retarded thereby. IZoad tho label mnd tnako uro that yow baking powdor la not made from alum The opening of the theatrical sea son was signalized Wednesday even- j Inn by a happy box party at the Stew-1 ard opera house In which Miss Lucrece Woods was the hpBtess. Chaperoned by Mrs. Mac Wood the yonng ladles at tended the minstrel and later were . guests at a refreshing luncheon In the i Wood home. The guests on the occa- j slon were Misses Elva Gaskll, Ruth n.iiiii I.lllinn McDonald and . Zoe Bragg. . I' .: ' .'; -...'.'''','' - ,; ,';'r'r' ' v?: The bridge club of this city enjoyed ' t i .nJn a ' pleasant anernoon . moi uni when the members were entertained by Mrs. Fred H. Kiddle of Island City. Mrs. M. B. Donohue won the prize. The trip to Island was a pleasant one. and the whole affair immensely enter taining. - , ' '' The Five Hundred club was pleas antly entertained this week, after a lapse of one 'week. Mrs. M. B. Dono hue was the "hostess and the honors went to Mrs. J. H, Aiktne. ; J - ; .! , " " ''''' About 20 ladles were very Inform ally but pleasantly entertained (thla aftrnoon by Mrs. N. Molltor. It was In the nature of a lawn tirable party County Motor club for assistance. Heavy loads hauled over the crossings where there are no' planks, have cut deep gulches on both sides of the rails and there are very f-ew cars that can cross them, It Is said. Several let ters telling of the situation have been receivad by Secretary A. V. Andrews and the correspondence has been turned over to County Judge Henry. ".' ' '.' A meeting of the Unipn County Mo- j tor club will be h&ld In a short time and considerable important business Is slated for transaction. 3- 0 '5 r'$ Classified Advertising GliAD STASD CRASHES. ; Three Hundred Injured when frame- work Falls. , Elgin, 111., Aug. 26. As the first car iu the national trophy race flash ed past the stand on Its first lap on 'the long race, the western end of the grand stand collapsed carrying down 500 people. Over 300 were ihjnred, a number Bertously two women whose legs were broken, may die; ' Order was quickly restored, though the soldiers and deputies made a vio lent show of force In doing It. Tbe crowds were clubbed back for inter fering with the rescue work. , Mrs. Ray Graham, daughter of Sen ator Lorlmer, was among the serious ly Injured. The ambulance took the injured from the field while the autos lined up to resume the race. FOR SALE Good Jersey cow and some nice chickens. . Thos. S. Har ris. 1302 B avenue. FOR RENT Furnished room with bath connecting. Must furnish ref erences. Phone Black 1291. 8-25-4t WANTED Girl for general house work. Apply 1312 Penn Ave. 8-21-tf OLGQTT EASY ON ftUTOlSTS (Continued from pag Six) Section Foreman Threatened. Upon complaint of Mrs. CJ. W. Jones ; that George ArglturV a vGreek, had threatened to kill her busband who Is , O.-W. R. & N'"BecfloiT" foreman at j Thorn Hollow, Deputy' District Attor fney W. C. E. Pruitt this morning Is sued a warrant for the arrest of the his 22 without wvn a pause lidg. made In the s.ioed rf the car. 1 Conttruction t another gsmA'i l.n'ld'.n; In this city this tall .it.WJ( thi stub'llty of th automobile nwi-, ness. The building wUl not only help the city in a commercial way . but will allow the particular firm building It to spread , out and make . . v. . tvtialnaaa permanni us oranca ui m ( here.' The Ford Motor Company tor Smith the builder of thU structure, has been representing for several years, are enlarging their pus iness and expect to market 75.000 cars between October, 1911, ana uc- tober, 1912. and Mr. Smith Is prepar ing to take care of his Bhar of the trade.'- -"... , . . ' ; ; " . - Two railroad crossings In the vi cinity of Imbler and Allcel have be come so dangerous that automobile n.nH ire annealtnz to the Union man and the officers are now looking for him. From her story it seems that the Greek worked upon Jones' gang and was recently discharged, where upon he made his threat to kill, says the Pendleton East Oregon. In view of the recent saloon-riot in which Mike Moran, section foreman at Cayuse, was almost fatally stabbed br a foreigner on the same kind of a grievance, the deputy district attorney did not hesitate In Issuing the war rant.. ' r. FOR SALE A desirable home, on rea sonable terms and eaBy payments; a nine-room , house with acre of land ; good location.' Address P. O. box 254. Wallowa, Or. (A. 19, S 19.) FOR SALE Dry chain wood In an? quantity. S1.50 per cord at the Per ry yards. Grande Ronde Lumber company Pe.rry, Ore. ' 6-15-tf FOR SALE Two steated trap In first class condition. ' Inquire Dr. A. L. Richardson.' - 8-4-1 f WATED-Two or three rooms furn ished, or thre or four rooms unfurn ished. No children. Phone Main 735 8-22-tf . ; ;-, ; . ; ;, .;' LOST Round gold amethyst pin. Re turn to Cash Bazar. 8-23-7t WANTED Experienced or apprentice operators. Apply Home Independ ent Telephone company. 8-236t BETTER THAN SPANKING ' Jlokin( dow not cure children of M wottini. There U t constitutional eaum fur tlili trouble. Urn. M. Bummers, Box, W, Notre Dame, Ind., will tend tree to ear mother hrr - succenfol home treatment, with full Instructions. . Send no money, , but write her today 1f jour children trouble you In this way. ion't blame the child, the chance an It can't help It. Tbla treatment ' mlao caree adulte end aged people . troubled with urine dlfflcultlee br day of nlibt -. , " ;USE;vr-::;.;; Naptha Soap and yon will have no more "Blue Mondays,' v 'o more hot kitchens, o more boiling of clothes, 'o more backaches, ; "" o more hard rubbing of clothe 'nu and down tbe wash board. X 'Directions with each ' cake of spaj). 10c a bar, 2 for Vc 1 t for 25c. ..:';."': ; . : For sale by '; , ; Pattison Bros. VALUE OF A BANK ACCOUNT ClRfLES GLOBE IX 4 DATS. Feat Actually AecompUsltfu la Less , Than 40 Days. Paris. Aug. 26. Andre Jager- ' schmtdt, a Paris newspaper man. ar-l rlted in Paria finishing an encircling ' of tbe globe la 89 days, 19 hours, 37Vi seconds. He started to encircle It In 40 days. 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