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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1914)
MONDAY, AtRIL 20, 1914. ' PAGE FiyjL' LA GRANDE EVENJNGLQBSERVEU ;' Band dance Tuesday, April 21st, at Rex hall. Admission 75 cents. Adv. - 4-16-6t : MOHD AY ANP TUESDAY I I : ' ' : :"JY. w ""' Special Feature. ' I The Brass Bowl 1 from the famous Story by Louis Joseph Vane. Splendidly pro Si. dueed by they-Edison Players. . ' Hall & Merries' , In Imitable Sketch, TM'PuT&'rTh5 Talkative Suf- tv f A.l fj Mil vl I s i nearer Mrs. G. T. Cochran and Mrs. C. S. Dunn will entertain the Eastern Star social club tomorrow afternoon at the Masonic parlors. .. ' ': !) All that's new in Kodaks and Cam-.; -Red Cross Drug Store, Advyi" ' N. ft ;Mris of Salem, is in th, city.,' foiTnlog industrial organisations in1,, the schools' This new sfcheme'.U t awusihj!' the youngster with agricul-'. ti"fS "aWtt horticul ;sx and is intended.!; Y& cieate in the youthful mind alovo'.H j f oj 'ij .productive activity in nature M j.4V' i . -A'ftx? !f 1 This work is to be . faiiiurated in ft Union county and Unionjis the ity LOCAL BREVITIES Q 'k $ s La! Grande's band will give a bea fit bVll at Rex hall Tuesday, April 21sti Admission 75 cents. Adv, 5::' .; 4-16-5t. . IV . ; . ' Bjbys and "Girls of La Grande under lsjyiars. Look for La Grande Groc ery tjo.'s ads. oiupages" 6 and 8. A'dv. Ffesh.'-sup'ply of Lamp's Buck arid Palo in "bottles and on draught, at U. Lottos. ) ': r- . " - Rhiarib V.)- Tike; something for your stomach's sa-Rhubarb. A good spring tonic anSpSmedicine Pie-plant Get it of yojgrocer. We supply it J. B. Stoddard, Fruitdale. 4-15-tf. . The"eiire band will play for the benefit Jball Tuesday . .night at Rex hall. Adv.. . , ., . ,.4-16-Di. Benefit dance for La Grande Band, Tuesday, April 21st Everybody will be there.: Free concert on street at 7:45 p. m. Adv. . 4-16-5t chosen, in which to form.- the 'first club. Mr. . Maris and Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoa lefi for that city this noon and wilidevote a day r two in each J town in tne county acquainting vno , teachers and the pupils wun wis Dig vl a JtLl. .mm mrtt.1l B t. Lfltrnc up (.nafc-.uai " MarAn lnmn. onlv SOC at Newlin 8 Shores' Taxi Service tel, Main 740. Adv. Sommer Ho-2-21-tf On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La rande Investment Co. Adv. .. Drug Co. Adv. if 4-17-tf, I BO YOU WANT ' TO lllSAliiONE?Il ft" i .. I " I .... I . I 8 We pay best prices for second hand ; furniture. Dyal's Furniture Btore.j next to Geddes grocery. Phone black 851. Adv. -- Ewing Humphreys, of Union, and Miss Edna Ellison, of La uranae, were united in marriage yeawujr - , . morning.at nine o'clock. The wed-1 Receiver ding red.tthe BapUst parson- w r; out; aee. Rev. K. K. Uiosa, oiliciaung "b - -- - - ' Only the relatives of the bride and groom were present. Mr. ana oirs. Humphreys will make their nome in Union where Mr. Humphreys is em ployed as a printer for the Republican. i -. r--"!.;.-' -: Brithten un Iazda- lights, reduced; to 30c atNew,lb:Pnig;jCodVv-i,r The church' ; idies Aid of(the Presbyterian, rntfve' social 'elterh'ooti process at Hot Lane, . ns himself -mUch restorea. uuruiB . i stay there ne mei many fwowho i k.-aA n1 iha north.r SU BCCWUno V ww dwwv . wes and stated Ws.broadei1' vision of j inUlgB 'pUllHUOl; C ; been of immense;'yalue to Jiim; ! $ (J J. J. $ I PERSONALS uiua'n wiu 8w - I . . at the homS -bf MrsS;"Shook; - White "and WMtnasitav, afternoon.. Auto for Hire Roomy, easy-riding car? .for pbuntry touring,; at Jay Van Buren. Day 'Phone Black. 321; Night Phone Black 1551. Adv, Avenuei ,Widnesday(. .fternpon.vAl ladies of the congregation incitett. Quick Shoe Repair. R.. L. Duigan. PVone Black 81 IliS Adams Ave. -. i All kinds'ol doveloping ;aiM' print ing ''Red Cross Drug Store. Adv. ' ' 4-15-tf. The best is the cheapest It is one thing to buy a home and it is another to be satisfied with it after, you get it. ' Have a house built for you, to your order; just as you like it, with strong lines of individuali ty about it. You take pride in it your friends admire it Sat isfactory! What's the answer? A happy family. i. . H. E. ROSKAMP. 1504 Oak St.?La Grande, Ore. .'Phoe Red 1981. ind remember that it costs no . more. The Ladies Show Room, T.m?is' Tailorinir and Dressmaking. Ladies own material made up. Perfect fit guaranteed.. A full line or reaay to wear in all the latest noveraes. 1212 ' Adanis Ave. Uext Hill's Drug Store, up stairs. Phone Black iibi. Jones & Kabone, L. L. Walker, of the Grani Unioii' Tea company, left for fclgin mis morning where he will deliver goods sold last week. He states that he n going to sell out his business to W. P. Allen some time this week, ana that he will later . move the goods now in the Fir Street store to Ms store oh Jefferson, near the A. B. C. Laundry. ' ;, Earl Cautts, of Pendleton, -were reg istered ;at the Foley yesterday;' ; Attorney F.' S.'ivanhoe was an out bound passenger, this morning ori' branch. -.j..;.,... ..j .u, u'JL.'. hotmu ;, of -T.b Grande1, lefty today lor raimer juiicuu will ' select a ranch' for which shf made arrangements last Friday. . .. !lfp. Wni. Dunn, the chiropractor, of Wallowa, left for that city this morn ing t resume her work. . She like- ! wise practices in tfie town of Joseph. t p WnllmAn. of Salem. Dassed through the city this morning on his wav to Enterprise where 'he expects tq purchase a ranch. ' iWm. Snaifcer. ' sunerintendent ' of logging for the Palmer Lumber com pany left for Howard Creek in tne interest ofi.fhe company this morning. Joe Keef er, who is in the employ of Joe Campbell at Elgin, left for that place this morning to : Tesume his work. " ' "' I I I : I .. .... . .-. : -., 1 QUAUTYTHE Itiiri r'j" SAME -Will buy a genuine Visco lized Brown Paris Veal good, year yelt 6 in. Man's xtrnk shoe will full rein forced double sole, all solid "leather ; boxing !n toe and counter and solid leather insoles. ,; 1 ' . , . The seanis are sewed, with three rows of heavy waxed linen -thread and - Ar' -3 - -'. ... j ' . they also have a Wide back . - i . i'.Vii 1 I I i I I m A i, .. .. i 4 !K ! ??i..-r.'l ..' .... iV.fiK;' Jtii stav from bottom ; of counter to top of shoe. . . . . ,; v - . What more coiild we give you m a shoe lor ,. '''' ; ' '.i'' " ' ' '" llfr at i-:) rtv"iNja! ft Y:s,T.Wl !.. if y-,'JU (; Uo Hi 8 the Golden Rule Co. PRICES' -..KSK" ....... .-.1 , ,r for 4' iiufriber of days visiting with Mr. and Mm H. L. Browning returned homevthisTnorning. .', , C! W.'; Cleaver and J. W. Eshelman .. u t,ini,o oiti. . 1'ncif ic. nasned tnrouirn. tne cuv tnis secuon. vwnig w wm n .f, .. . , . - tude, they have a greater lung capa- morning on his way from Salt Lak ' to I'ortiana wnere ne manes nia neuu- quarters. ' ,v ; .... , . BITTER The nhotoirranher in your town. Ado 1-1-tf Rugged Mazda ' lamps, large and small at Newlin's Drug Co. 30c each. -Adv. r 4-17-tf. oit.v and thlshe statesi Is the reason for the large gr"owth 1 attained Vy mule's from ' Oregon,' mlfcres. "j!, .. of Imbler, James L. WoodeU of Sum- : ' - : merviUe, Perry, Blanchard of Ui n, Mt.. and ."-'"jf V Jno McPhee, of North Powder, . U .Fetor, arrived in Xa Grande from jno. Mcnee, nsRfit. were Union this hoon to be the guest of BnU Vis.C. taiw - ' i gistered at the Savoy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs H. B. ' Melville of . this city. Mrs. . Oscar Hopper and her sister, m Rfirt Hallinan. who has been I visiting hero in La Grande for some I time, left this noon for Boise, where they will visit for a time and then I. go on to Great Falls, Montana, where ' Mrs. Hd.Uinan lives. Mrs. Hopper i ...in 'lia crnn several months. i S'cial. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Decker who have been here from Seattle the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Charboneau and fam ily, for some , time, returned this morning. Mrs. Decker is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Charboneau. William Younsrer. commonly called J , .' ..' Bin Dy ranroau men, sunuriiiieiiu- m a Tirll hrnt.her of Simon, r. . fn- ti,a Cmiliii.n !. . Tir vf tii a sec- Mr. and Mrs. Pat Toohy, of this .TJlTr citv. left last night for Tayiorvine, .won, .111..-... - . t The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres- byterian Church will hold a sucial ut Slrsi. W. G. Snook's residence, Tenth iihd'-.N. Sts., Wednesday alternoun.;, . April 22nd. Adv. . 4-94-St , , Trees.. ' For Sale trees of all kinds in first class condition at Avant'a 'Nursery 602 K. -Avenue. Phone Black 882. .:'. 4-20-4t fr-.' FOR RENT Furnished rooms for . gentlemen, close in, 1402 O. Ava. 412U-6t. The Evening Observer on sale Newlin Book store and the Club. at city, left last night lor iayiorviiie,,o... """ summerville this Illinois, where they will visit for some night and left for Sumd time. Mr. Toohy was bartender for morning where he will spe nj Mr..Lottes., , summer , on his .ranch. : He f- ... -.. I things are somewnau M. nH Mr Nplsm, Bennett and south in a business way,, .imj... i,ic frr TmWfir Prospects are good for tne summer. from where thify will go tp Indian . - - ,,. . . .... . 1. , 1UX. " " Vjreeii to iiiuivo .viicii nvti.c v.. STlated ware ANU Jeweliy Novelties ORGAN'S 10 and 25c STORE vvnvS4S6!5SS " m . . i . 1 a THE CLUB j The Club barbers are being conducted by the management of the club who will strive to make it one of the best shops in East I rn Oregon. Adhering to their well known policy of nothing but the best insures the public of the best of service in this depart- meHav WiUiam P. Deets, tote of Portland smooth your chinl I We have just added an up-to-the-minute shine stend and have secured tie service of an shiner who will attend to your 5 wants in that line. in that vicinity. . Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Baker, of Shel- Roesch returned this ; m t wo weeks trip to Port land, Walla Walla, Pendleton, Pilot wi, nH other cities. During weir Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Baker, of Shel- . Ued th their byville, Illinois, passed through the sy - . - g M coty seat this morning on their danger . Uni- way to Wallowa where they have cus - h , bought a ranch and where they will versity. In Pilot jk' j make their home in the futrue. visited with h s sister.Mrs. Mattiews I . hA Kflll Tint HCtll " I WI1U1II . Mrs. W. A. Merritt of Elgin, and Mrs. C. E. Merritt, of the same city, are back from Marshalltown, Iowa, where theyhad been called on ac count of the serious illness and death of Mrs. 'Jessie Laird, daughter of Mrs. W. A. Merritt : five years. Mr. Koescn om ni Re turn this noon, having been detained with business matters. . He will re turn tonight. . GRAY ENGINE S. T. Cherry, brother of Jack Cher- fnrmeriv oi una wj$ i'""" ' j i - T.i. fimnflG this morning on I UUII.I1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hansen of this his way to Joseph where he will spenu city left , this morning for Imbler the summer. During thiB time ne is where Mr. Hansen will work on, the going to. purchase several cars of fine new brick school house in the capa- brood mares' which he will ship back citv of hrick laver. Thev will. make'1 to Missouri. .He states that anlmnis Imbler their.s home as, long: ft as the work lasts--here. untUf Mrs. J. E. Kay and dauffhtr-Qf ,Pay from this section of tne nonnweai. are best adapted to the raising of the very best kind of mules, even the native Missouri mare Being inrermr 'nte, Idaho, who have been in "the city to the stock from this mountainous l34 H. P. $45 4 H P. $100 2V2 H. P. $72 6 H. P. $190 F. O. B. LA GRANDE PRICES ON LARGER SIZES ON APPLICATION ' W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
