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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1919)
i.a a ra Tnn kvkni.no -ohxtcrv :n i FtVE. it lEfiiRN . T;0 1IKE TASKS IT'S0 AN ILL WIND Reel Cross Quality Onev Acquired, Many Men Will Find Their yto Tako on Brighter Hue. SATURDAY5, .TAN It Aft Y ilflOM. Drug S .The Prescription Store. Social and Personal N. K. West was a business visitor nt Uuines today. Will Allison left this morning (or Ihiblei' on business. Dr. M. K. Hall of Portland Is in La Grande on business. Pearl Blanchard, of Elgin, is regis tered at the Foley hotel . Edith G. Campbell of llaker Is a guest at the Summer hotel today. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lovy was a pas senger on No. 6 to Union today. 1 Mrs. C. I). Rizor and sun, Elmo, have gone to Union for a short visit. Miss Ethel Wright went to Corvtil Ks lust niht to spend the week-end. Sirs: K. E.. Nichols of La rande, h:.s gone to Thu Dulles on a short visit. Osborne Womack passed 'through l a Gr.:inde this morning euroule to Wallowa. Mr3. Bert Webb and small daugh ter, Muriel, left today for Union, to visit relatives. It Is a rOmirknble fact that most 0u uro t'liKu-rd it ocvuitutlous that iht-y dislike. We know many a due I tor who would Tar ruthor be uu author, ouL by the stuuo tokt'U, we know buiue miliars whom we would like to be doc i tors or something t'Ie. H Thero am Btutesmea Aho always wantiHl to be blacksmiths,, tfiid blacksmith:! who wuuted to be etutesnieu. la many In stances they could trade aud the coun try would be the galm-r.' But that's neither hero nor there, l'he tluiig to be couMdoriHl in that we can make life a whole lot easier by learning to like tusks that we now do not Hke. It can be done, strange as It may seem. Many a mnn has learn ed to like to play croquet or. to eat green's. There are instances of men who actually fell In loo with their wives, v It will not do to merely assume a , grlu-aml-bear-lt attitude toward the unpleasant task. Kat It up. Go at It as though there were not half us much fun In doing anything else In the world, t You will then certainly discover that you were not nearly so badly off as you thought you were. Los An ye tea Times. Miss A"ni Jane -MacMillan :ind M !ss Miriam Smith went to Joseph this morning. Miss Mima Cot: per and mother, left this morning for a visit with Pev. and Mrs. Winters of Caldwell', Idaho. Quartermaster Albert ttrinker, U. R. N., loaves tonight for New York lo rejoin his ship. Mr. Drinker has boon here on a furlough visiting his mother, Mrs. 1). N. McLollnn. The W. F. Itf. S. of the M. E church will meet wi'-h Mrs.' H. E. Dix. -n, 1810 Second street, on l-'riiUr. afternoon, January 31st, at 2:ii0 p. m. Ivertised A larye aUendance is expected. UNCALLED FOR LETTEKS . The following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in tiQ Ld Grande office for the week ending January 24, 1019. (aeiiMemcn. Uirchfiold. Archie Eveiett. Ceo. J. Harrison, Ik-a Jones, Herbert Johnson, Colie I. arson. W. J. Marin, Jfm Mulkey, Nov t Military. Owen r Wilson, Joe Ladies. Gore, Miss Blanche Graham, Miss Marcel Jamison, Mrs. May Moi nson, K. II. Wilson, Mrs. John j W'richt, Mrs. A. V,. Tiiesr; letters will be sent to thnj. KECOUDS OK I01NGS OF ; LKlilSLATUKK AT LII1UAKY King Named Pennsylvania. It was Charles II who gave tho name Pennsylvania to the American colony. Tito founder would have mimed It New Wales on account of Ita rugged uud beautiful scenery. A good story Is told of how Onirics once turned the tables on his Quaker sub ject when they met In the park. "Wjhy dost thou remove - thy hat friend Charles.?" usked William Venn, "Be- piiiiKo whowKMP T mil t Is r'liKtiimnrv ' for only one person to remain uncov ered.' Penu was much at home with kings. James II used to go to Quaker meetings to hear him preach. Ho knew Anne as a little girl and that i Through. the kjtiilness .of. Senator Eberhard, the public library has been i nm.on countcd him as an old friend. iiuiLvu uu lmu inuuiiiK vu . uwivc )Ut William III was not so cordially , mi ' - , iii.-uL'ii, -ru i tin uiv vj i ito i of the Oregon legislature, for the ocmpylng Evelyn's residence nt Dept-1 present session. i ford he went to Quaker meetings and ..." ; . ' Remember i I. A. i n uJ I ; ; OF . .iV'Y-V. I I MP I.H II lEEM II I 1 In I I I The documents are accessible to the public nt any time duriiiR library l:ou,rs. No attempt will be made to 1 index the bills, but they will be f red in their proper numerical order as received. iincw IVnn. Indeed, that destructive fennnt and absolute monarch and mili tarist said that whoever could llvo us it Quaker would be happy. The State Cafe for chill. Adv. .MONEY ON CITY PUOPKUTY Jack Oliver has money Tic will loan" on city property .n very easy terms. l-ll-:im (lend letter office 0:1 February 19111, if not delivered before, culling for the above il-nse say giving date o. list. SALVATION A II MY WEEK END SERVICES PROGRAM ;The Salvation Army services for the week-end are as follows: The mcetiiiK tonight will be con ducted by Mrs. Captain Smith, assist ed bv the ladies of the local corps. I WILL SELL AT ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, AT THE OLD LIGE OLIVER The official b oald .of the M. . E. church will meet in tile church study ci Tuesday, January "JStll, at 7 ::',() p. 111. Every member is expected to be present. - Allyn Hunter, who has been in truinini? at Arcmlif, Cal, received hi ; Captain Smith assures every one r d.scharge and returned home this'pourf meeting;, and wants every lad;, morninttr to take up his school work ' present. 111. the La. Crandc high school. Sunday, services will begin with 11 i holiness meeting at 11 o'clock a. m.. Franel. Cntner, who has been In i followed by the Sunday school at '. Ln Grande for the vast few weeks p. m. Everyone that Is at Sundnv visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. school tomorrow will receive full saiT r:, diet at ZZ "lMr.csS X TJ nch three wiles south of alicel and one mile north or the Willamette university. l.e present end receive credit marks i accordingly., Cert Rogers and wife and so.n ar-j , special prayer meet'nc will be rived last night from Camp Lewis. j(.ond.ic!cd in the hull from 7 to 7:30 M. Rogers has received his disrhage p nl followed by an open air meet and will be in La Grande permanent-; ly. returning to his position as sis- j Rousing' salvation meeting inside at nal maintainor for the O. W. i 8 o'clock. You are cordially invited j ta attend these services. Come, pray- Hr. and Mrs. C. II. Vedder, who r.g and bf icieg for n good time, have been living here for about aj CAPT. AMI MKS. SMITH, year and a half, left this morning for ; Officers in Charge. ' Hie Pugt Sound country, where they j will make their future home. Mr. ! The retail clerks will hold their and Mrs. Vedder have made many regular meeting Monday night at 8 friends in La Grande who will be i o'clock. All members are urged t-j very sorry to see thom leave. jlje present. ! l-25-2t CARRIE LAST, Sec. VALARIA SCHOOL HOUSE, ON fa L t JI..V. 1- COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP A. 1,1. , THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, T0-WIT: Canadian (rovernmr nt-owncd rail-. T,le fr,-; horses have roads showed a deficit of $8,000,0(10. j hem njjn(j from my pasture sin e ' . j about 'October, and information con Now that springtime is almost here, 'ccnuuK them is. rouirht: we' will all soon be loncint' for a Rood So-rel mare, t-yo years old, v hi'.e in (ool soda wnter or ige cream sundae, , face; black iroMinz, two yec.rs old, or some of the other cool and refresh- white hind font; hay mare, one year ir-tr drinks, such as Silverthorn's serve, old, small stripe in face; black celd nt their fountain. . i injr, one year old, f:e and two hind Just now, they are serving many ! feet white; sorrel EeJdinR, one year of the winter drinks and hot tamelcs. ' old, small stripe in face and white on chili con came and esohnlndes. Those hind feet; hay Kdiiin;r, yearling, dirty special malted milks with" whipped gray gelding, yearling; dirty gruy ceam are fine. 1 -23-fit : mare, yearlir.r. All these animals ber.r the ox bow brand on tne rijliL ZLIZCA- i shoulder. Please no'-.iy FAMILY DRUS STORE tA GffAfOC.OPlEQON' HARRY SCHWEHKE. La firand'1, Orpr k1' sr Is if i hi 1 i r--.'v IT LOOKS GOOD ind UAlvt JmIIit if it came "from our Hakery, and there's another goed thing ahoirl jl. fou know jour ife or niotfc rr wereti't s''K)nng tr the hot Stove oil theafternfton lo haVe it for ynu. 9 . Modern mclhcKls. smBarjr rler.nnnf, pure imrrec'.ieU ndeKrHrt premc at' skill reignas-j- THIRTY HEAD HORSES 14 Good Work Horses ' 7 Coming Three-year-old Colts, heavy bone 2 Corning Two-year olds 6 Yearlings 1 Saddle Horse 8 Head of Cattle FARM IMPLEMENTS 2 Wagons one new and one old 1 Grain Rack 1 Gram Box New 1 Hack ' . 1 Drill in good shape 1 Mowing Machine Good 2 Pair3 of Shafts 1 Skinner 1 Three-section Harrow Good. 1, TUrao -bottom Oliver Gang Plow . Several Hundred, Feet of Lumber 300 Second-hand Grain Sacks Set Blacksmith Tools, Grindstone 50 Pounds Alfalfa Seed 2 Cross-cut Saws 2 Oil Barrels 1 Water Heater, also some, coal and 16 inch Wood Potatoes 7 Sets Team Harness 13 Horse Collars 1 Saddle and Chaps HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 1 Cook Stove 1 Heating Stove 1 Cream Separator ' 1 Couch . . . 4 2 Center Tables . . . 1 Book Case 1 Buffet ' . La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works . Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and Fluff Rug Weaving. All Work Called for ami Delivered CIIAS, KDWAUDS, Prop. ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONIC RED 132 I WANT An vrill ,lo It j A ill a B rt""iP I M BBHHUBHH. M H aa K II lid Wli: In. f 1 F-l BJ r-H If J KM til EH Igl V 4 I J M kti !?J P IB T H H9 I :l Sin mis for . - BRITISH THERMAL UNITS The standard incusiireiiioiit of heat used by hunt ing oiigiiiccrs in working out liousu-hoating prob lems. BUT vliv worry about fonnulas? Lcuvu them to us. We are' Heating and Ventilating Engineers. . and design and install any and all kinds of heating and ventilating plants "iii aceordnncc with scien tific and up-to-dntc methods. )o you wish a new healing plant in your residence, . store or office, or are you having trouble with your . present plant? SEE US ABOUT IT ANDERSON BROS. Phone Red 3681 No. 8 Depot St. , . AND 'MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. TFEllS OF SALE ALL SUMS OF SiO ANDi UNDFR, CASH.. SUMS OVER $.10 A CREDIT CF SIX MONTHS WILL BE GIVENi'PURCHASER GIVING BANKABLE IWA'JUJJJUAKIWU a 1K VZNT IMTbKfcbT run An ujvi; The Modern Laundry Tluit is Hie Laundry Hint ha grown in Uit- wt. year. Jt is the system we have that upeuk for itVlf you get the s;nni'.l;uilry buck that yn, send us. Toit'gct it biu-k dear irn l -su?ffjf to ol der. . . No Wire Elgcs on Your Collr ' . ' Try us, we'U'show-yoa s . ' N FREE LUl.CH AT NOON OUR BAKER? SPECKHART, Administrator 0 DUTLI'S- ..BAKERY S17 NORTH FJU ST. -..,. 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