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L GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1916.
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Society Detos &
An orchestra
That La Grande's music lovers were held in English,
want to hear the best and are willing assisted the simrers.
to pay apd go far to hear it, is shown I A number of letters from the war
ed, just recently. A week ago Mrs. ' man soldiers and some touching per
jay van uuven anl Mrs. J. J. Carr onai impressions were given. Maga
went ,to Portland to hear the wonder- zines and papers from the "Father
ful Felice Lyne in the Boston Grand hind" were much in evidence and
Opera company: a few days later Mrs. many of the folksongs sung. Sympa
T. J. Scroggin and Mrs. E. E. Kirtley i thy with war-stricken Europe and
journeyed t0 Boise to hear the same ' criticism of the part this country
Miss Lyne; yesterday Miss Hilda An-1 " leading the names .were the
. tftony a piamste, went to Walla Walla i"yiio.-s 01 w meeting.
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All the Prettiest Wearing
Apparel You Ever Saw
is at The United
Store This
spring
Prices
Indeed, they are priced so low every soul wanting
Easter can afford to buy.
the new for
to listen to the wonderful Josef Hol'f
mann, world-renowned pianist and in
cidentally to hear Walter Damrosch's
great symphony orchestra.
That Josef Hoffmann is a 'big attrac
tion is further seen In the fact that
Mrs. F. G. Schilke and daughter
Frederica will hear the distinguished
pianist, but not at Walla Walla. They
,go to Portland to hear the concerts
there. '. ,
lAt a meeting of Germans held at
the Eagle hall last night a splendid
musical and general program was
held. The German language was
jnostly used but several addresses
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FRI. & SAT.
"THE SPIDER"
, Starring
Pauline Frederick
TO-NIGHT ONLYi
"Thou Shalt
Not Covet"
It was surprising to note the inter
est many who spoke very little Ger
man took in the meeting. Many val
uable hits of information about the
war helped to clear up the much cen
sored news reports received from of
ficial sources and a general desire
to keep the United States out of the
disastrous conflict were . frequently
expressed.
No organization was planned hut
regular meetings for the first and
third Wednesday of the month were
provided for.
Hurry L. Kissinger of Pilot Rock.
Ore., and Minnie M. Newcomlbe of
Cove, Ore., were united in marriage
at ithe home of the bride's parents in
uove inarcn 3U. our. Kissinger is a
rancher at Pilot Rock, which has been
his homo for some time. Miss New
combe is well known in Cove, being
in the past, one of the high school
students. She leaves her wide circle
of friends with their good will and
wishes for her joy and success in her
new neid or lvre. Kev. A. L. fathers
officiated at the wedding. The wed
ding took fclace in the morning. The
immediate family only were present
After the wedding the Ibride and
groom, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lincoln of Canyon City, Ore.,
took their leave at once lor Pilot Kock.
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Arcade
,and Mrs. P. S. Robinson won high
score among tne ladies present. ""'
About fwftnf.v TnnmlhArft nf fTia Pnvlf-I
dnle club were entertained Wednesday Alrs- Bohnenkamp charming-
,Iy entertained the Sans Souci. after-
Ericson, of Island City, at the home of "on division, at her home yesterday
M.ta ni m in Mmr Moi-i "ha uwinuuir, xmncueon was aervea ana
subject of 'home gardening and flower tulips were used as a center piece. At
culture was discussed' as the principal : wuu nig
topic of the meeting and the usual re-
score and the prize. A week hence
the evening division will convene and
freshment feature was enjoyed by the e eve.mnF w" convene and
guests. Five visiting guests wereL and Mrs U F-.Dunn Wl11 r-
present. The next meeting of the
club will be held on May 3d at the
tain.
homo of Mrs. G. G. Taal, who will
be assisted by Mrs. George Kynear-son.
The Pinochle club met Tuesday of
this week with Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Nelson. Mrs. Frank Bay scored the
'highest.
Mrs. A. 0. Bacnn is this nftetnnon
entertaining the Billikin club at her
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Bouvey en
tertained, very pleasantly, for the
Mnrwlou Rvi.l.ra ,.1,1,1. th,'! wub M.-o
Bouvey used a copious number of home on Fourth street
nink carnations Ho beautify tho dinimr
room while daffodils were nrofuselv Tho Wednesday Bridge club had no
used in decorating the living room, session this week, but convenes next
A delicious two-course luncheon was Wednesday ancrnoon wttn airs. 1' . U
served. At raids hich score went to Lilly ns hostess.
lr. A. L. Richnrdson, for the men,
PROGRAM TONIGHT PRAISED.
oyal Gwent
Welsh Singers
20 - MEN - 20
Widt Range of Numbers to Be
Handled During the Production ,
"Welsih singers gave splendid satis
faction tonight to large and appre?-
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Methodist Church
Thursday Evening
OONT NEGLECT KIDNEYS
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Prescrip
tion, Overcomes Kidney Trouble
It is now conceded by physicians
that the kidneys should have more
attention as they control the other
organs to a remarkable degree and
do a tremendous amount of work in
removing tho poisons and waste mat
ter from the system by filtering the
blood.
The kidneys should receive some as
sistance when needed. We take less
exercise, drink less water and often
eat more rich, heavy food, thereby
forcing the kidneys to do more work
than nature intended. Evidence of
kidney trouble, such as lame back, an
noying bladder troubles, smarting or
burning, brickdust or sediment, sallow
complexion, rheumatism, maybe weak
or irregular heart action, warns you
that your kidneys require help im
mediately to avoid more serious trou
ble. An ideal herbal compound that has
had most remarkable success as a
kidney and bladder remedy is Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, There is noth
ing else like it It is Dr. Kilmer's
prescription used in private practice
and it is sure to benefit you. Get
bottle from your druggist
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N.
Y., for a sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention the La
Grande Daily Observer.
ciative audience. You can recom
mend them 'as high as you like and
make no mistake. Signed. C. T.
Godwin."
So reads a telegram received this
morning from Baker by Rev. Chas. A.
Edwards appropos the appearance in
his church tonight of the Royal
Gwent Welsh singers. Dewi Llyfnwy,
director, Dewi Michael, manager, and
D. T. Thomas, accompanist, head the
troupe which arrived this morning on
No. 17. The troupe nrnved from
Wales July 11 last year and immed
iately began a tour of the country
which has kept them singing daily.
They were to return home this sum
mer but have now been booked by tho
Redpath bureau for chnutaupua work
during the summer. Their talent is
universally commended, and La
Grande will miss something this even
ing worth while if her people don't at-
tend noeraiiy.
I Their numbers are well balanced,
and of wide range.
Their ensemble number is "Sol
diers." Then comes "My Little
Grey Home in the West," a trio, from i
Martini; a part song "Come Where J
Mv Love Lies Dreaming;" and a con-
siderable number of other pieces finish
part one. - I
The second part is featured by
"The Hallelujah chorus" as arranged
by Orkley and Ithe Welsh national
nntihem, with America as a finale,
conclude the program. These are by
no means tho only numlbers merely
indicative of the scope covered.
The program begins at 8:15 sharp.
last evening for Salt Lake.
George Lyman is a Salt Lake vis
itor this week.
H. O. Fawcett, a meat market pro
prietor of Wallowa, is in La Grande
looking over the situation with a
view of engaging in business here.
Carl Roe, of Enterprise, is reg
istered lat tho Foley Hotel.
W. C. Cooper, eastern Oregon rep
resentative for Mason, Ehrman & Co.,
of Portland, is confined to Ihds iroom
at) the Foley hotel on account of ill
ness. , W. L. Lightrter, Jr., of Baker, is
making his semi-annual circuit of this
section in the interests of his com
mission firm.
; Guests At Foley .....
O. S. Peabody, Seattle; P. H. Hal
lolau, H. C. Hayes, A. J. Peiffer,
Portland; Mr. and dMrs. Capelli; Mrs.
C. Capelli, Kamela; J. F. Wallace,
Kokomo, Ind.; J. M. McCormmach,
Pendleton; C. E. Ramson, St Louis;
Miss L. E. Edwards; Carls Roe, En
terprise; Mrs. A. Hodson, Newberg
H. O. Fawcett, Wallowa; Bi D. Smal
ley, E. Jenkins, Seattle;. W. D. Hard
ing, Huntington; J. W. Jacobs, Walla
Walla; F. F. Turner, Union; P. S.
Wenttenhiller, Burns; L. J. Ferguson
and wife, Haines; C. 6. Clark,; Flora,
Ore.; A. B. Hill, Wallowa; Royal
Gwent Concert Co.,' J. F. Gordzkio,
Portland; W. W. Heiskell, E. G. Gil
brath, Seattle. - ;
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Hairy iBrown, traveling salesman
for the Shupo-Williams Candy com
pany or Ugden, is in the city today on
his trade. Mr. Brown is one of the
popular salesman of Eastern Oregon
having been in the business for many
years.
Mrs. Dan Graham returned to her
home in Elgin this morning after hav
ing been at the bedside of her hus
band who has undergone an operation
at the G:ande Ronde hospital.
J. F. Wallace, with the Haynes Au
to company, officiating as service man,
is a visitor in the city, today.
iP. S. Weittensiller, a renl estate
man of Burns is here on business. He
is also a Hnmev county farmer.
Senator E. E. Kiddle has returned
from a trip to St. Louis and other
eastern points on business matters.
Mrs. F. G. Schilke. asociate grand
worthy matron, and Mrs. E. E. Kid
dle, worthy matron of Hope Chapter,
Ehstern Star, enjoyed a sunny ride to
Kamela this morning, escorting Mrs.
Houck, grand worthy matron, of
Roseburg, that far on her return trip
Kenneth Evans, head accountant for
the La Grlsndo Grocery company left
today on the delayed noon train for
Salt Lake to spend ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stoddard left
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