CTQ2S TWO.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1915.
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arranged for th benefit of the visi . . . . . Mr. R. M. . Wright
v"The Little Old Ford Ramble Right
V : Alonsr" Mr. Ben Weather
Arrival of special train. ;Weleom- T Uv, You California,", introducing
ling and escorting guests to opera th, Dlmdy DrierBl Hesm. Notting
house.where supper was served. (Becker, Mogr, Clearwater and Savage,
'grottier Jay H. Dobbin, toast mas-, , q N(lmber,. ,
ajj I' J" t. ii t Song and Dance, "Bogie Man Rag,"
Iliviov nil "Even Bravest Heart," Mr. R. M.
UNION . Responses as ' follows: Urand Wright, of Union. '
nanceiior, a. r Kniron; unnu ; Mono osrue. r "Th S. That and the
MANY ATTEND FROM
COUNTY LODGES.
i Vice Chancellor, Willard L, Marks; ' other," Mr. 'Ben Weathers.
enterprise nosis spring something 01 a: J '
New Every Minute of Session. ,ouprnne iwprewnwuve, m. .
i represent in a- Blue Mountain
I No. 28, of Union. Brother
gist Buy a bottle today. Buoklen's
Arnica Salve for 8oree-AdT. '
AM Beaton. ,
Constipatien.
1 When, costive or troubled with con.
stipation take Chamberlain' Tablet.
Tbey are easy to take and most agree
able in effect. Obtainable everywhere.
Aflv.
-J1- Stmson Mr. E. H. Sothern and Miss Julia C Jl Of ff f Jl f fV
M. ? j ' Marlowe, in a scene from Shake-fii F fill hi LUtNj
wtain Lodge 'gpy Bomeo d Juliet." j! ' ' "-wssnw
r dj XM i Mp- Ve8g L- Osman, the banjo king, I ;
Enterprise Lodaa Kniehts of Pvtli. if "" " j ?L-""h ;Mt. vess L. usman. the banjo king, ji . .''-:,:.. "":
Mwrprwe i Brush, in South J . Reasonable Rates
ias was a fine and dandy host Satur-1 Lodge No. 27, of aL Grande; Brother ern Melodies. '! ncawwwiwe; nfC5
toy evening to all Knights of Pythias , XT w7f rBtW W ".F ,and Uan,?e' In thC"l
ledMi in Union and Wallowa conn. J?6'.. 78. of Eltdn; Brother W. light,'" Messrs. Fleener, and Bauer,
mges in union ana wauowa coun- q Trill. reDresentinar Kinsman Lodge i xiJ. j m v.i. rwi.
: ties at the annual, district convention. N0. 87, 'of Wallowa,
in many respects no rythian gather-) Minstrel Show, presented by mem.
.In in the past has been so signifi- bers of Enteiprise Lodg No. 94. :
cant as this one was.- : s ; V ; j . Program for Minstrel Show. '
The La Grande and Union delegates)' Interlocutor, Mr. A. C. Miller,
returned on a special train yesterday The Merry! Jesters Messrs. Ben
Doming, arriving here shortly after Weathers, George M. Gaily, Cecil
8 o'clock. It was a grand o.d night ZS&SSSSTm I Left
rnd many grand old knights were on "BMe" America. Marching
hand to enjoy. It. The train was an Through Georgia, Hail Columbia, Bat
Tour late reaching its destination bu; tie Hymn of the Republic, Maryland,
the program had simply been moved Yankee Doodle, Columbia the Gem of
Khead to fit the occassion. Enterpris the Ocean, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the
. . , . . Boys are Marching, Tenting on the
lodgemen stopped at nothing to en- old Camp Ground, Star Spanned Ban.
wiwih. umr viMivn. una m gvoaiy ner.
number they had to entertain. v "Tlp Top Tipperary Mary"..."..
Fifty-two, including the grand lodgd
officers who were in attendance, and
a few from the Union lodge, boarded
the special at La Grande, 89 got on
at. Elgin, 80 at Wallowa, and the regu
lar Enterprise membership of about
100 made lip the attendance at thu
convention. . '.'''". ' : ". ;
Herewith is the schedule -of events
Mr. Max : Wilson
"There's a Litle Spark of Love Still
Burning" . . . .". . Mr. Ole Stageburg
"This Is the Life" Mr. Cecil Browning
"When the Bell in the Light. House
Rings Ding, Dong," Mr. A. C. Miller
I Want to go Back to Michigan . .
; ; Mr, George M. Gaily
"Just for Tonight" .,
........ Mr. Harley Fleener
"Dreams of Long Ago" . .v.
: Notice of Delinquent Assessment Sale.
, Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of a warrant to me is-
: sued and delivered, from and by the
Recorder of the City of La Grande.
Oregon, bearing date the 21st day of
January u. lyio, ana attached to
the delinquent assessment roll, in each
.case and requiring me as Chief of
Police of the City of La Grande,. Ore
gon, to sell as by law provided, the
real estate described in the Said de-
thereon as set out in said rolls and
interest thereon and penalty with
costs of sale, I will on the 10th day
of March, A. D. 1915, at the hour of
two o'clock p. m. at the front door of
the County Court 'house in La Grande,
Oregon sell at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash the hereinafter
described real estate to satisfy the de
linquent assessments against said real
estate, and interest thereon and pen
alty as set out herein, with costs of
sale, to-wit:
Ilnquent assessment rolls, for the Day.
meat of the delinquent assessments
urdtoance No. 54, Series 1912, Sewer 2, Sec. 1, due May 3rd, 1912.
George T. Cochran, Lot 3, Blk 21, Predmore Add to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment . . , i , ...... . ,.s 17.48
Interest to date of sale , ,,
2.98
17.48-
. 2.98
Geo. T. Cocharn, Lo 4. B1H 81, Predmore. Add to La .Grande Ore.
Assessment .,,,,, , , , , , . , , .rilJJ ,
-J"'. : F!?Ws .: i.i.i : n : u i... 1 1 m i i i......... n.
Ordinance Mo. 691, Series 1913, District 68, Macadam N, Fir St. due
Feb. 10th, 1918.
Geoyje, T, Cochran, Lot 3 Block 21, Predmore Add to oLa Grande, :
Oregon,
.li AaeesMtent i i . , i .-. r;.. , . n .7 62.30
Interest . . . . . v.. 7.74
. George T. Cochran, Lot 4, Blk 21, Predmore Add to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment .47.26
Interest 5.88
James Mahady, Lot 24, Blk 21, Predmore Add to La Grande, Ore.
' Assessment .K 68.77
Interest V 7.11
. James Mahady, Lot 25, Blk. 21, Predmore Add to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment 71.08
Interest ....... ; 8.82
. James Mahady, Lot 26, Blk 21, Predmore Add to La Grande, Ore.'
. Assessment 145.36
Interest 18.06
. Ordinance No. 669, Series 1912, District No. 13 A. Sidewalk, Due
Dec. iz, iviz. '
James Mahady, Lot 26, Blk. 21, Predmore Add to La Grande, Ore. .
Assessment 92.86
Interest 12.87
, Ordinance No. 670, Series 1912, Dist. No. 13 B, Macadam No. Fir St
' dueDec. 12, 1912. -Frank
Carpenter, Lot 6, Blk. 124, Chaplin's Add to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment . 18.79
Interest ; 2.62
Frak Carpenter, Lot 7, Blk. 124, Chaplin's Addition to La Grande,
" Oregon. ; , . ...... , -
. Assessment .., 13.93
Inttreat i.......,.; j.., 1.88
Frank Caroenter, Lot 8. Blk 124, Chaplin's Add. t oLa Grander Ore.
T . Aasessmetn 'i ...... i. i .. i. . . .
Intetest . . .
10.86
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Wm. Thompson, Lot 8, Blk. 150, Chaplin's Add to La Garnde, Oregon.
Assessment ., . . . . ... ............... , , 271.72
Interest ..... ..;...... .'. ,'. 36.40
Wm. Thompson, Lot 9, Blk. 150, Chaplin's Add. to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment . . . ; , . .. 271.10
Interest .........I........... 362
J. M. Van Fleet, Lot 8, Blk. 151, Chaplin's Add. to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment 86.44
' Interest to date of sale.... 11.67
J. M. Van Fleet, West 4 feet of Lot 4. Blk 151, Chaplin's Add to La
.Grande, Ore... :.'..'.- , '. '.
Assessment V ............. ..... . .... ', 11.71
Interest.. 1.69
rdinance No. 690, Series 1913, District 67, Macadam, North Fir St. -
due Feb. 10th, 1913. .
A. W. Jones, Lot 17, Blk. 18, Predmore Addition to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment 84.73
Interest , 10.88
' A. W. Jones, Lot 18, Blk. 18 Predmore Add. to La Orande, Ore.
Assessment ; 86.96
Interest v... .10.81
. Annie Pause, Lot 6, Blk. 30, Predmore Add. to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment.... .'72.04
Interest : 8.96
Annie Pause, Lot 7, Blk. 30, Predmore Add. to La Grande, Ore:
Assessment... ...,..'71.12
Interest , 9,84
Annie Pause, Lot 8, Blk. 30, Predmore Add to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment.. ' ; '71.18
Interest ., .9.84
Annie Pause, Lot 9, Blk. 80, Predmore Add. to La Grande, Ore.
Assessment .-. 71.12
I Interest 9.84
Annie Pause, Lot 10, Blk. 30, Predmore Add. to La Grande, Ore.
i Assessment 89.87
Interest 11.11
, Due Nov. 26, 1910.
ordinance No. 497, Series 1916, District 1 A. Macadam, Adams Ave. v
. D. C Callahan, West 81 feet of Lot 4, Blk. 6, Coggan's 2nd Add te
La Grande, Oregon.
Assessment 70.12
Interest ; 18.00
Orsttnanee No. 708, Series 1914, Sewer 3 Sec, 1 A, Delinquent March
10th, 1914.
D. C. Oallahnn, West 81 feet of Lot 4,. Blk. 6, Coggan's 2nd Add. to
La Grande, Oregon,
- Assessment 17.12
Interest r 1.00
Penalty .86
To the above assessments and interests the costs of sain are to be added.
. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this February 8tth, 1915.
CHA8. B. ORAI,
tUf ef PU ef Oity ef La Grande, Oregeo.
A 2 8 16 22-3 1 8 .- ltlCtM trf iZSlt
exposition of the latest dances.
To conclude with the Grand Finale,
Mr. George M. Gaily and the entire i
company...
' Musical Director, Miss . Bertha
Fcwler. . .-.','
Accompanist, Miss Zora Combes.
At midnight ' all : retired to lodge
room where the Esquire rank was con
ferred on Pages Frank Hambelton and
r red Brown.
After initiatory ceremonies were
completed there was a social session
and further speaking.
A buffet lunch was served in ban
quet room of Fraternal Building be
fore departure of train.
;! : Elgin Bunch' Lively.
- The Elgin crowd with its Knighs
cf. Pythias band was the hit of th
trip and Tipperary was the password.
The Elgjn band worked every minute
and sometimes longer with the re
sult that music and song was evoi o.
tapis, ' going and coming and whila
there. '?v:'.'":' ''. V''
Patlarch in Attendance.
: Among the several very significant
facts pertaining to the convention
was the unique record of George
Lindgren of the Elgin lodge. To the
very month, he rounded out 45 year-?
in Pythianism at the Enterprise con
vention. He joined in 1870 at Har
vard lodge, when the founder of the
order, Justice H. -Rathbone, was- his
rext-door business neighbor. :.
Union was selected as the meeting
place for the 1916 convention. '
It was a most successful event, suc
cessful beyond expectations and ; irt
the search for something new and yet
interesting to entertain the guests
with. Enterprise hit upon the min
strel plan and it worked to a queen's
Jaste. ' '
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la Grande, Oregon
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Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned Administratrix of the es
tate of John M. Chapman, deceased,
has filed with the County Clerk of
Union County, Oregon,-her final ac
count as such Administratrix, and the
Court has set Tuesday, March 9, 1916,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the
County Court room, in La Grande,
Oregon, as the time and place fon
hearing any objections that may be
made to said final account, and for
the final settlement of said estate.
ANNIE CHAPMAN,
Administratrix.
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