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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1917)
Burnett's Extracts WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF BURNETT'S HIGH GRADE EXTRACTS INCLUDING VANTLLA LEMON ALMOND BANANA STItAWJIBRRY ORANGE PINEAPPLE RASPBERRY CLOVES CHERRY SPEARMINT PEPPERMINT NU'JWIKG ONION ' CELERY G INGEU WINTER CIREEX CINNAMON ROSE PISTACHIO ALSO EVERY COLOR PASTE RED, GREEN, VIOLET, YELLOW J. G. Snodgrass Grocer Quality PHONE MAIN 43 Service Honest Price ENTERPRISE NEWS NOTES MrH. S. I. Keltner Recovering Geo. .McAnulty injured New Packing IMunt Considered Hotel to Be He- ' modeled. Enterprise, Ore., Feb. 13 (Special) Mrs. S. D. Keltner, who was oper ated on for appendicitis, is recovering nicely. Mrs. Keltner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U L. McKennon of La Grande. George McAnulty, who was skid ding logs at tho Lapwal sawmill, had the misfortune to smash his foot. Fortunately there were no bones brok en and he will 3oon be able to resume his work. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wright and fam ily moved into their home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Reaves will move into the phone office and Mlrs. Reaves will run the switchboard at night. The revival meetings which have been running about a month closed Tuesday night with a lecture given by the evangelist. About a hundred per sons joined during the meetings. The evangelist and his wife go to La Grande to hold meetings there. The National Stock company played to a lairge audience on Wednesday night. Next week they will play "Northern Lights." Heacock's orches tra furnishes spendid music during the evening. On Monday night at the Federated church a reception was held for the mew members who had joined during the meetings. The church was well filled with members of the church and their friends. After some singing and a nice talK by tnc evangelist a nice lunch was served by the Ladies' Aid of the church. ine passenger train came in on time last Tuesday, the first time for about four days. Every one was anx ious to get their mail again and to WHAT IS IT? find out about the war. The Enterprise hotel is to be re modeled this summer. Larger win dows will be put in and tho lobby en larged and a good many improve ments made which will greatly add to the appearances of the hotel. The hotel was built before the irailroad came into Enterprise. Enterprise is to have a packing plant. A two story concrete building will be built on 20 acres on the edge of town. This will employ about 25 men when running. Mrs. Peairl Howard, who is here from Alaska visiting her brother, Jack Craton, has gone to Pendleton to visit her mother. She made a 500 milo journey with her dogs and sled. From California she and her husband will take a trip to the Hawaiian is- 1 lands. Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Taylor were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Butlor of La Grande during the week. j The rural mail carriers have had a hard time the last week. The fairmei-s have had to get out and help Shovel the snow so that they could get through with the mail. In a good many sections they had to remain over night at tho farm houses until they could get the snow shoveled away the next day. A very heavy fog has rested over Enterprise all week, the sun scarcely shining at all. On Friday night, February 16, the K. of P. expect to give a minstrel show. This will be their fourth an nual show and they are expecting to give a better one than ever before. There are a good many cases of measles and mumps in Enterprise though none are proving serious. George Ratcliff left Saturday far Portland to be there during buyers week. A. C. Miller has been on the sick list the past week, but is able to be around now. George Mitchell returned Friday from Crater Lake, where he went with the shipment of elk from the Meadows near here. Mr. Scites is very low with tuber culosis at his home in Enterprise. E. J. Conkleman, the plumler, has moved into the new Bumaugh build ing. Enterprise has an auto delivery company which delivers for most all of the stdres. They make two deliv. eries in the morning and two' in the afternoon. After March 1 all barber shops in Enterprise will close at 7:S0 p. m ex cept on Saturdays when they will close at 10 o clock. F. W. Wagner's " son died in La Grande Tuesday of last week, where lie was taken for treatment. His fu neral was held Thursday afternoon at the Federated church. Rev. Mr. Adams preached the funeral sermon. There seems to be a good deal of sickness up in the lumber camps. The livery stable is kept busy sending out sleighs, taking doctors up to the camps the snow being so deep the autos cannot go. Walter Maxwell wtis a La Grande visitor the first of the week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert. Earl Kleiner returned the first of the week from a business trip to Spokane. C. E. Lewis has been on the sick list this week. Roscoo Ghormely left the first of the week for Idaho and other eastern points. W. A. Dunn, of the Eagle Cap laundry, and family are now comfort ably situated in the Harley Flecner I residence on iortn sireei. Mrs. uunn is a licensed chiropractor and has her office at her residence. The Enterprise high school basket ball team returned Sunday from a successful tour including l,a Grande and Union. The masquerade given by tho En terprise band was a great success, the hall being filled to capacity. Prizes were awarded to the best costumes. This is the third National Pay-Up Week, a week sot aside 1v thousands of progressive communities as a week for squaring up cleaning the slate starling the dollars i.nnng for as we pay each other evervhody gains. Do your part lv sending ..ut statements to ev'erv one that owes von' and liv pav ing all tin1 bills you can during this ve Ic. Who Is Back Of It? Below is a list of La Grande business houses and professional men who are co operating to make this National Pay-Up Week a big success: 13 FARMERS ASK $0,000 Wallowa County Association Formed and Officers Elected. W. H. llohncnkamp Co. The Club Cigar Store. George S. Birfiie. Fault-Hi Oregon Light & Power Co. Carr Furniture Co. Evening Observer. J. H. Peare & Son. Fleming Blacksmith Shop. Golden Rule Co. City Grocery & Bakery Co-operative Store. Harris Grocery. Thorn & Willcork. Mammoth Grocery. PattiRon Grocery Co. J. G. Snodgrass. Island City M. & M. Co. Jones & llabone. Grande Rondo Meat Co. K. E. Klrtley. La Grande Printing Co. La Grande Meat Co. BUSINESS HOUSES Nash Electric Co. Frank Jester. Standard Laundry. Wm. Scigrist & Co. The Toggery. Ash Bros. W. W. Berry. Blue Mountain Creamery Co. Electric Supply Co. !. J. French Shoe Store. Hills Department Store. Frank Karris Art Store. Ijlly's Hardware Store. Pauline U'derle. Putnam's lh-ng Store. Red Cross Drug Store. Richey Piano House. Jap. Stevens. N'owlin Drug Co. Newtin Book & Stationery Co. Oxncr's Paint Store. lvy-Vogel Drug Co. The Sawyer -Holmes (. Smith Produce Co. Lcighton's Garage. Young's Confectionery. Wilson Bros. N. K. West & Co. White's Candy Kitchen. White's Grocery Dyal Furniture Co. Donnhue Fumliure Co. French & Scranlon, Gwit's Fur nishings. PrtOI ESSSIONAL MEN Dr. Harry M. Bouvy. Dr. H. S. Brownton. Dr. C. H. Cauthorn. Dr. M. K. Halt. Dr. W. I). McMillan. Dr. E. p. Mossman. Dr. H. I.. Cnderwood. WHOLESALE HOUSES La Grande Grocery Co. Ore on Grocery Co. Enterprise, Ore., Feb. 13. At a meeting of farmers and stockgiowers held in this city the Wallowa County National v arm Loan association of I Enterprise was organised, with 13 ; stockholders subscribing for loans ag jgregatiiiK $00,000. The board of directors is F. W. i-imith, S. A. Gutter, B. Parks, Edgar Marvin, J. E. Baxter. Oscar Colpitts, Sam Lovell, W. L. Mulkey and J. L. Scott. Officers are: President, S. A. Got ten vice-president, Edgar Marvin; secretary-treasurer, S. L. Bunaugh Jr. "WEATHER OR NO" The only sense some of our improv- erished friends seem to have is tho sense of touch. Old Man Sage. BUTTER LABELS For sale at Tht Observer ofilce. $100 Reward, $100 Th readers of this paper will be pleased to learn Unit there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all Its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only Ftosltlve cure now know) to the medical raternlty. Catarrh being a constitutional dlBease. requires a constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally, actinic directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, there by destroying- the foundation of the dls. ease, and Klvlnic the patient strenKth by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing Its work. The proprietors r.ave so much faith In Its curative pow ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for- any cane that It falls to cure. Send for llt of testimonials. AddrfMl F J t'UKNET ft CO.. Toltdo. O. Sold bv Mil nrumttlts. 7Re. Take Hall's Kamily ruts for constipation. Everybody Likes Good Soup! flood Soup is one of the pleasures of eating. But what a pitiful, weak and tastless product nmcli soup is! Have a soup good' have it good every time, Have Campbell's or Franco-American Soup A whole life-time has been spent by these famous Chefs in the art and practice of making fine soups. It represents davs of patient searching of the market to obtain beef that will yield the richest juices Oxtails of 'the choicest meatish duality, Tomatoes and Carrotts and Onions and Turnips and Celery and Barley that shall actually be the choicest grown. Then why not order some of these ready to serve Soups, Price 2 for 25c SELECTIONS. Tomato Mock Turtle Oxtail Thick Vegetable Chicken Consomme Bouillon Clear Vegetable Chicken Gumbo Clam Chowder PHONE MAIN 80. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Better Milk and Why Because we have supervision over the cows, barns, manner of milking and the handling of the milk up to the time it is received into our mod crn and sanitary plant. After the milk reaches us we have up-to-date machinery for washing, rinsing and sterilizing the bottles A very important feature. Our milk is bottled by machinery in especially prepaied apartment, cement floor with proper drainage and sewer connections, sanitary walls and ceilings with an abundance of steam to clean and sterilize all machinery immediately after using. La Grande never had such thorough and sani tary service as we are giving von. You know you eventually will be our patron Begin now. PURE MILK & CREAM CO. Adjoining The Observer Office Tlfeo RT Corsets ' Front I.aced SOLID Cu.UrOKl Standing, iSi'tinc or Lyine Down When you stop to think that you spend between five and six thousand hours every year in your corset, you must realize how importrtn tt ii Hint yuu nave a. penecuy comiorraoie CO:set. A poorly fitting corset frequently leads t severe nervous and organic troubles which cause years of suffering. In the MODART Corset we have a garment that always gives genuine wnuvik, silking, airvjiiiing or lyuip tlown. PAULINE LED "K I K, Sommer Hotel Bldg. Job Printing quickly and neathly done at The Observer.
