La Grande evening observer., January 06, 1913, Image 8

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PERSONALS.
JdlsB Helen Kllllan or La Grande, a
professional nurse, went to Boise this
ornlng to visit with relative for a
few days.
IGale Studlvaut, manager of the
a great deal of work are very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Service from El
gin who have been on an extended
tour of the mlddlewestern states, re
turned to their home this morning
after an absence of several weeks.
Their Itinerary Included Kansas, Col
orado and Utah.
Charles Cochran, of Portland, form
erly of La Grande and now connected
with the legal department of the O..
W was In the city yesterday, getting
ker last night.
Miss Gertrude Ferguson went to
Elgin this morning to rehearse with
the members of the opera company.
They will present "A Nautical Knot,"
a little operetta on the life of sail
ors and sullormaidcns. A number of
La Grande people will participate In
the performance.
FJKEXEVS DIME FOl'lLAB
People's warehouse of Pendleton, was of tDe cgai tomes he had left
business visitor in La Grantfo the (n Mt former office. He went to Da-
latter part of last week.
Charles Bloomquist, manager of t.ie
inn creamery of Pendle'cn. was
transacting business In La Gimdo on
Saturday.
A. 8. Dray and W. A. Sia.iChfiold
went to Portland Saturday nljht to
transact business. They wl!! return
ft few days.
Ceorge T. Cochran went to Pen
etori to resume the taking of testi
mony In the water dispute cases In
Umatilla county.
George Banshadler, formerly a busi
ness mon of Klgln, went to that
Bi'tce this morning to visit with old
friends and acquaintances.
H. L. Halsey, a prominent farmer
and stock raiser from the Joseph
county, was In La Grande on busl-
s. While here he also visited at
da home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich.
Mrs. John Vanderpool of Suramer
Tille was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
William Thompson of North Green
wood street She returned home this
aornlng.
Carl Roe, United States land com
xtosloner at Enterprise, returned to
lis home this morning after attend
ing the wool growers' convention at
Tale.
C. S. Klllen of Union went to En
terprise this morning to visit rela
tives during the lull in the building
season. Mr. KIHen is a building
eontrartor and says the prospects for colored
New Years' Eve Duuclng Party At
tract Shiny Dancers.
A society Item Inadvertently left
out of Saturday's social columns, Is
that of the Brotherhood of Locomo
tive Firemen and Englnemen ana-iJ
ball given New Year's eve. The Elks'
hall was decorated for the occasion
with all the skill that the firemen
could muster, and good music made
the dancing enjoyable. The firemen
give this annual event on New Yers
eve always, and It Is always a source
of social pleasure to the members' of
the brotherhood and their many
friends.
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PRICE
SALE
SALE
PRICES
1-2
PRICE
SALE
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THOMAS AXD THOMAS.
Colored Folks Are Clever Team At
Sherry's Playhouse
OF ALL THE SALE PRICES ADVERTISED YOU WILL FIND OURS TO BE MUCH LOWER.
COMPARE THEM; YOU WILL SEE FOR YOURSELF. IT WAS THE GENERAL TALK BY EV
ERYBODY SATURDAY THAT THE PRICES HERE ARE MUCH LOWER.
Make Your Money Go Further
By Making Your Purchases
at Geibel's
1-2 PRICE SALE
YOU NEVER HAVE HAD, NOR NEVER WILL AGAIN, SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE FOR SO SMALL A PRICE. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT.
EVERYTHING IN THE ENTIRE STOCK IS ON SALE. TRADE HERE AND MAKE MONEY.
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pearance before a large audience at
j Sherry's last night and got away to
a big bit, with clever song and dance
and they costumed their act well.
The female side of this combination
enjoys the distinction of being one of nual meeting of the stockholders of
the La Grande National bank will be year, will be elected, and such other
held at their banking house in La business will be considered, as may
Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday, January! properly be offered at said-meeting.
F. L. MEYERS,
directors, to serve for the ensuing 12-ll-30t Cashier.
Annnal Stockholders' Meetlnir
14th, 1313 at 2 o'clock d . m.
Notlve Is hereby given that the an- At this meeting a beard of seven I
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$1.50 Show for 10 ents
Everybody's Going
ARCADE To-Morrow
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In the Stupendous Photoplay, "QUEEN ELIZABETH"
Tomorow
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Gaumont Weekly
Showing Collapse of the Mar
quam Building in PORTLAND
REED & EARLE
in Vaudeville
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