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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1914)
MONDAY AND TUESDAY Special Feature.'! The Brass Bowl 'rom the famous Story by Louis Joseph Vance. Splendidly pro duced by the Edison Players. VAUDEVILLE i Hall & Merzies In ImitaWc Sketch,' "The Dude & The Talkative Suf . fragette." ,vi Sherry's Theater firemen Attention. . Regular, meeting Rescue Hose Co. No. 1 tonight. , ' P. A. FOLEY, Captain. .- . ' 4-21-lt S J $.$ . PERSONALS ' r - Tom Duncan, traveling for Wad- J ham's Grocery Company, made a trip to Elgin ; this morning. ;y, j Mrs., M. H. Prior of this city left for North ; Powder this noon where I she will visit for the day. ; J. W. JDliver lelt for Union this noon to tta-ansattt business for the! day. . j . v . C. C. Cate, the agricultural expert,' made a trip to Union this noon to In spect orchards. . Dr. Tape of Hot Lake was a busi-j ness visitor to the city this morning between trains. . '' . I & Qi 4 Q & Q 4 G " LOCAL BREVITIES J $$ J 8S The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church, will give a social afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. S. 'Snook, M Avenue, Wednesday afternoon.' All ladies of the congregation incited. Quick Shoe Repair. R. L. Duigan. Phone "Black 8l 1115 Adams Ave. .Adv. , 4-2-tf. Light up that . dark room with a .Mazda lamp,, only 30c at Newlin's I Drug Co. Ad v. . ! 4-17-tf. vH '; " . We pay best prices for second hand furniture. Dyal's Furniture store, next tp. Geddes grocery. Phone black 851 Adv. :, . . 8-2-tf , lVThe enitire band will play for the sbenef jt ball Tuesday night at Rex hall. Adv. 4-16-5t, , ,, MONET TO LOAN. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La rande Investment Co. Adv. ; v . Auto for Hire Roomy, easy-riding cars for country touring, at Jay Van ., Buren. Day 'Phone Black 821; Night PhoneBlack 1551. Adv. 1. 0 41 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. v H. E. ROSKAMP. , 1504 Oak St. La Grande, Ore. 'Phone Red 1981. And remember that it costs no more. Boys and Girls of La Grande under 15 years. Look for La Grande Groc ery Co.'s ads. on pages 5 and 8. Adv. La Grande's band will give a bene fit bail at Rex hall Tuisday, April 21st. Admission 75 cents. Adv. ! 4-16-5t. . Benefit dance for La Grande Band, Tuesday, April 21st. v Everybody will be there. Free concert on street at 7:45 p. m. Adv. 4-16-5t. A special ' meeting of Women of Woodcraft is called to meet at the residence of J. W. Chamdler 2013 Second St.; Wednesday, April 22, at 7:30 p. m., for the purpose of consid ering ! a business proposition for the circle. All neighbors requested to be present. J Clerk, 4-21-2t Lillie Allstot. Shores' Taxi Service Sommer Ho tel, Main 740. Adv. 2-21-tf Rhubarb v Take something for your stomach's sake Rhubarb. A, good spring tonic and medicine Pie-plant. Get it of your grocer. We supply it, , J. B. Stoddard, Fruitdale. - 4-15-tf. : ' Mr. akttl Mrs. Dale Renfrow, or Flora, who have been visiting in Mil-! ton for a number of weeks, returned home this morning. " .. W. C. Wickline of La Grande left for Union this noon to work at his trade of carpentering for a week 'or ten days. . 1 W. H. Mackey of La Grande went to Haines this noon to visit with the Mackey family at that place for some time., . Harry3 tonsberry, general freight agent for the O. W. passed through the city this morning on his way to Portland, his headquarters. Mrs. Lafave of Portland passed through the city this morning on her way to Imbler where she will be the guest of friends for some time. Mrs. H. W. Peterson who is visit ing with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bock, made a trip to Baker this morning where she will visit for the day. "Read Haradon & Son's ad in this issue about how to get a full surprise package of delicious "Supreme Baked Dainties," absolutely free.-- ' ' 'v.- Brighten up Mazda lights reduced to 30c at Newlin Drug Co. Adv. 4-17-tf. Mrs. Audray Carroll sister to Frank Jolly of this city went to Haines this noon to visit with her brother-in-law, Berry Jolly.. The Ladies' Show Room, Ladies' Tailoring and Dressmaking. I-adies own material made up. Perfect fit guarantoedj A full line of ready to wear in all the latest novelties. 1212 Adams Ave. Next Hill's Drug Store, up stairs. Phone Black 3261. Jones & Rabone. RITTER ' The photographer in your town. Adv. 1-1-tf Band dance Tuesday, April 21st, at Rex hall. - Admission 75 cents. Adv. 4-18-5t. Miss Regina West, sister to Govern or West, is in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Delile Green and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Logan. Chas. Harris, an art man of this city, went to Baker this noon on busi ness. During his stay there he is going to witness the baseball feats of the Baker team. F. H. Sutherland, Fred W. Johnson and wife, E. E.Spencer, S. A. Pur cell, of Baker, A. E. Page and J. A. Payton; of Walla Walla, wree regist ered at the Sommer last night. 1 8 ' 1 ' 1 1 s '-: i I 14, "i ' x DO YOU WANT ' TO ; SAVE MONEY? Will buy a genuine Visco lized Brown Paris Veal good year welt 6 in. Man's work shoe will full rein forced double sole, all solid leather boxing in toe and counter and solid leather insoles. The seams are sewed with three, rows of heavy waxed linen: thread u and they also have a wide back "1 i i ' I. s I I I t I I I I I ' : stay from bottom , of counter to top of shoe. "What more could we give you in a shoe for ... $3.78 , QUALITY THE : SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS with the intention of returning soon to make this city his future home. C. W. Mumford of Wallowa re turned to his home today after vis iting with his father, J. B. Mumford, of Pendleton, who has been quite ill. He reports him much better. Mrs. Jno. Shay of this city was called to Baker this morning on ac count of the serious illness of Mr. Jno. Corbett stepfather of Mr.Shay. He is., reported to be very low and not expected to live. General Manager J.- P. O'Brien and Acting General Superintendent B. E. Palmer will arrive this evening for an inspection of the 0. W. track and other equipment. They are on a gen eral trip if inspection of the track and equipment of the entire division. FISHING BRINGS BIG ONES. Wallowa Streams Do Not Show Big Marks But Big Fish. Wallowa, April 21 (Special) Fish ing season has fully opened and a great many are put trying their luck. Although not a great number have been caught by a single person, those caught have been large ones. FOUND A bunch of keyes in K. of P. hall about 2 weeks ago. Call Observer and pay for ad. 4-21-3L Rugged Mazda lamps, large and small at Newlin's Drug Co. 30c each. Adv. ' . 4-17-tf. F. A. Epling and son, Golan, of this city left this morning for Elgin in the interest of the La Grande Meat company of which Mr. Epling 'is a stockholder and accountant. Grover Duffy, brother of C. C. i Duffy of the La Grande Electric company, left for Wallowa this morn I ing on legal business. Grover Duffy l is a graduate of Idaho University law1 I school but owing to his age could notj engnge in practice. He may locate! here in La Grande. He has spent ' the winter with his parents in Cove. FOR SALE OR TRADE New Bix . room, modern house, good location, 3 blocks from school. Cull W. Ob server. 4-21-3tp. Read the advertisements too. S. S. Workers Attention. Each Sunday School in the county is expected to elect two delegates to attend the State S. S. convention to be' held in La Grande April 29 to May 2nd. Room and reakfast will be provided for delegates, pastors and superintendents of departments. Great speakers, inspiring music and school of methods will be features of this convention. Beaver Creek High. Beaver Creek is running an abund ance of water according to Ed. Pro peck, caretaker of the municipal wat er plant intake. He is in the city doing his shopping and transacting business. , . ! The Evening Observer on sale af Newlin Book store and the Club. gS53SSS5SS$SSS8SSJs SILVER PLATED WARE ,j ., AND Jewehy Novelties MORGAN'S 10 and 25c STORE Mr. and Mrs. E. Edwards, of Port land, left for that city this morning after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Feller of this city. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Feller are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Combs of La ' Grande left this morning for Pendle 1 ton where they will visit Mrs. Frank ' Ross mother to Mrs. Combs, for an indefinite time. Mrs. Wm. Andros of Spokane, who has been visiting with Mrs. Roxa Kellop and other friends and relatives in the city and valley, left for home this morning. Mrs. Andros is a na tive of this valley having been born j here. This is her first trip back to ' the valley in fourteen years. During I her Btay here she renewed acquaint ances and viewed the progress that nas been made here Since her last , visit.' THE CLUB The ciub barbers are being conducted by the management of the club who will strive to make It one of the best shops in East ern Oregon. Adhering to their well known policy of nothing but the best insures the public of the best of service in this depart . mcnt. ; , t. Have William P. Deets, late of Portland emooth your chin. l We'have Just added an up-to-the-minute shine stand and have secured the service of an expert shiner who will attend to your wants in that line. Mr. and Mrs. Keefer and baby left! ( this morning for Elgin for a visit. Mr. Keefer will return in a day or. two but Mrs. Keefer will remain ini Elgin with relatives for a month or more. ' H. P. Lewis, local agent for . the New York Life Insurance company, left this morning for Umatilla county where he will write insurance for the company during the next two weeks or ten days. . ; i J H. F. Rouse of Weiser who has been. i&the '. city.jfi8itiPK.wjtb . hfe daughter and other relatives and friends left for that city this noon Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the partnership, of Upton & Graham, consisting of Dr. C H. Upton and Dr. J. P. Graham, lias this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The practice will be continued under the name of C. H. Upton, who has as sumed .all liabilities of the partner ship and will collect all accounts due to said firm. Dated at I-a Grande, Oregon, this 18th' day of April, 1914. J. P. GRAHAM, M. D. D-4-21-5L . Your job printing. Have it done at j he Observer office. ' ' GRAY ENGINE 13,4 H. P. $45 2V H. P. $72 4 H. P. $100 6 H: P. $190 F. O. B. LA GRANDE PRICES ON LARGER SIZES ON APPLICATION W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Mil: f i ,1,.t i
