FRIDAY, .TAXU.VRY
JaniMi'y Tern., 1919.
In re allowance of bills.
Allowed b follows:
H. F. Brown, special deputy
Hheriff November elections.!
Horace J. Kelson, registering
voters
jee AVamick, office "expense
Lee Warnick, sheriff's ex-
pe"n.-:e
C. K. McCormick, express ..
C. K. McCormick, attending
clerks' convention
U.'G. Couch, attending coun
ty officials' convention . , .
U. G. Coueh, deputy hire . . .
Amelia Collier, work on tax
rolls . . .- -.v. . .
City of La Grande, water rent
T. W. DeBorde, services an
janitor
Irvin Koyl, tmuling ashes ..
F. L. Lilly, supplies for court
hduse, etc
Security Insurance ngency,
bonds for county officials
Union County Telephone Co.,
7.C
.7(
"20. 0.
17.4
2.0
35.0-
29.8
10.0
17.3
75.0
2.0
23 .2
104.0
8.0
12.2
40.5
24.8
3.1
3.7:
14.31
1-7
7.9
7.9
3.3
1.7
i.o
45.5
telephone rent
The Currey Press, office sup
plies ; . , .
La Grande Printing Co.,
printing supplies
'Eastern Oregon Republican,
printing 'supplies
Bush on g- & Co., office sup
plies -.
Glass & Prudhomme Co., of
fice suppies . . . ,
Arthur C. TVilliums, justice '
peace fees, state vs. Tipton,
et al
Chas. B. Johnson, witness justice-peace
courtj -state vs.-
Tipton
Alexander J. McLachlan,
witness justice peace court,
'state vs. Tipton ,. -, .
Ralph 'Bryant, witness justice
peace court, state vs. Tip
ton -
J. A. Litscher, witness justice
peace court, state vs. Tip-
- ton '
John P. Hannon, witness jus-
tire peace court, state vs.
Tipton
Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, express, .
ct-
A. G. Paddock, county veteri
narian -
Geo. Palmer Lumber Co., wood
for indigents . . . ..
Mrs. J. H. Flint, caring for
indigents
Putman's Drug Stor, drugs
for indigents .............
Patt;son Bros., supplies- for
indigents ; .
Walter Stringham, supplies
for indigents
Hot Lake Sanatorium Co. ser
vices .for indigents
Harris Art Store, supplies for
court house
0. K. Coolidgo, puint for jail,
etc
J. G. Snodgrass, supplies for
jail
Joe Jones, dray age
'Chemo Co., germ destroyer.. ,
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co., sup-.
plies -.'
Boys' & Girls' Aid society,
monthly allowance
' M. L. Miller, juvenile court
-witness
Stive Ham, juvenile court
witness
L. Rayburn, juvenile court
witness
J. K. M.?Nown, juvenile court
witness
Nettie Rich, juvenile court
witness -. . . .
M. M. Marquis, juvenile court
witness
R. S. Marquis, juvenife court
witness , i,
Wallace Garrick, juvenile
court witness ...... ... . .-.
W. J. Townley, witness county
court, state vs. Thrall . . .
Jgck Bush, witness county
e&urt, state vs. Thrall . .
Ernest Bush, witness county
court, state vs. Thrall
C. A. Galloway, commission
er fees
W. J. Townley, commission
er fers
J. A. Yeager4 district sealer. .
Union county advisory war
board, balance of expenses
A. J. Willis, deputy water
master .........
Ella Siori, work at poor farm
iWm. Sion, superintendent poor
farm
'Grande Rondo Meat Co., sup
plies for poor form
Clyde L. Kiddle, supplies for
poor farm
Red Cross Drug Store, ink. .
Western Union, telegrams .
Standard Laundry, laundry
for jail
A. C Hampton, assisting in
teachers examinatibns . . .
Ben. F. Roseman, services for
- indigent
Ray W. Logan, services for
indigent r '
M. K. Hall, secretary county
board of health
Hug's Grocery, supplies or
indigents ."
Western Union, telegrams . ,
J. F- Phy, auto expense
Denby Motor Truck Vo bal
ance on motortrufk
P. Fitzgerald, hlakmithlng,
3.0
0.0
15. P
A -, ,
COUNTY COURT
PR0GEED1NGE
25.0
152.5'
5.0'
is.c;
11.4
.5
90.0
44. C
10.0,
5.2
5.2(
.THE LA GRANDGt CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SOCIETY
Announces a Free Lectures on "Christian Sci-
ence" by
PAUL STARK SEELEY, of Portlaftd, Ore.,
' Mamber of theoBoard of Lectureship of the
e Mother Church, the First Chuoch of Christ, Sci-
. e0 ntist, in BostarjB, IRass. a 9 9
STAR THEATRE, LA GRANDE, ORE.
0 Sunday, Febemary 2, 1919, 3 o'clock, P. M.
You an&your friendse cordialy invited $o be
G prosent. o
til. 1910.
. etc. .......
4H1.02
3aUoway;-Je8 LV.ruto sup
plies . '.i
f. A. Clarity, blacksmithing. .
'iackett Lumber Coi lumber.
Hodson-Feenaughty Co., re
pairs for tractor
V B. Hudetson & Son, sup
plies for roads ..........
Hutchinson - Forest rom Co.,
supplies for roads
lyde Kiddle, supplies for
roads . . , j
Mitchell & Brinkman, repairs
for road machinery
Standard Oil Co., supplies for
road machinery
R.J. Barker, work on roads. .
I., 'A, BingHman, dragglngt
roads
i. W. Davis, dragging 'rofeds
R. H. Davis,, work ou roads,
etc.
0. O. Johnson,' work on roads,
etc
f. D. Plank, work on roads,
ete. , . .
r. M. Brannon, work on toads,
etc.. ,
has. Weagle, work fencing
road
Bainbridge, work dh roads
Vm. Pariton, work on rdads. .
A. Eames, work on roads. .
V. F. Gekeler. burning weeds
'red M. Huffman, burning
weeds
Z. D. Huffman, burning ;
weeds -1 ..........
ay J. Hug, putting in cul
verts dolph Waelty, putting in
culverts ......... w
has. Larsen, fencing road..
5am Hallgarth, puUing in
culverts i . v
V. J. Kenvon, burning weeds
ohn La Salle, work. on roads '
'. W. Redhead, work on roads
'. W. to ills, work on roads.
?eorge Golay, work on roads
L. Smith, work on roads.. -
'. H, Wiekens, work on roads
. S. Thompson, .work on
roads . .. r.
Valter Pierce, work on roads ;
?loyd McKennon, work on
roads .
Vayne Park, work on roads.
. L. Woodell, work on roud3
:. D. Fickli", work on roads
nland City M. & M. Co., sup-
plu s Tor romls .'
YL. Lilly, supplies for roads
T. J. Hughes, right of way
for highway
homas Baker, in lieu of lost
wart-ant
J ash Electric Co., wiring elec-,
tion booths .... .-. .-. .-. ...
Tome Independent Telephone
Co. Ir'ephone rent
Eastern Oregon Light & Pow
er Co., lights, etc.
T. F. Weiss, drawing jury
list justice peace court ...
. L. Willis, drawing jury list
justice peace court
. B: Breshea'-j.'dra'wing jury
list justice peace cour,t . . .
C. Herzinger, juror Speck
hart inquest
L J. Ritter, juror Speckhart
inquest
K. Suydam, juror Speck
hart inquest . .
r. M. Hilts, juror Speckhart
inquest
leo. Ball, juror Speckhart
inquest . ........ .
A. McDonald, juror Speck
hart inquest
lrs. Elmer Speckhart, wit
ness Speckhart inquest . . .
fj. F. Wright, Ivitnetis Speck
hart inquest
l. E. Wallsinger, witness
Speckhart inquest
)r. A. L. Richardson, exam
ining physician, Speckhart
inquest
"lal Bohnenkamp, coronev's
fees, Speckhart inquest . .
:L R. Hanna, taking testi-
102 ion '
86.75
n on
3.10
3.10
2.2t
2.2i
niony Speckhart inquest
5.2t
2.4t
2.41
Ur L nnncfnKlo fans
o"i.i t:
W. 'Faulk, funenrl -expense
Indigent -soldier
3 r.'G. L. BiKgers, county phy
sician .-. . . .
fruiter Stringhnm, -fKuppHtfs
frfr Indigent
20
-2.2
5.20 I rattison bros., supplies lor
indigent
2.2C. jrande Ktfnrie Hospital, scr-
vices for indigents
2.20 1 A. J. Willis, deputy water
master
35.001 Grnnde Evening Observer,
publishing county court
38.70 I proceedings
21 .80 Eastern Oregon Meat Co.,
57.05
132.72
2100.00
13.48
2G.85
437.25
10.50
22.50
no. 00
220.00
supplies for road men
53 .'31 Hodson-Feenaughty Co., road
machinery
.32.00 Standard Oil Co., supplies for
20.00 road Tnacninery
Union Produce 4 Commission
75.00 Co.. supplies for road men
J. I). Muir, work on roads. . . .
24.08 Tom Baker, work on roads..-.
John Nelson, work on roads. .
50.73 H. Tripp,- cooking for road
.7.ril men
3.30 Grant Bean, work on roads..
Rex Conaway, work on roads.
280.5'
1 . 00 H. Kickard, work on roads . . -
Louis Derby, work on roads. .
9.00 Hale Lemon, work n roads. .
F. L. Xibarger, work on roads
30.00 Carl'Purdin, work gn ronds.
Art M'-'Call, work on roads..
7.50 ohn Jenkin. work on roads. .
Jas. H. Thompson, work on
0.00 mads :
H. Hart, ork on roads
15.75 Cecil Hansen, work on roads.
2.19. Jsn Nelson, work on roads. .
In.
55.50 ,
55.
15.00 In re report of county trsurer.
i Report approen.
8O.O4! In re monthly statement of
.
'r'rrk of n'-nlp nnuntv -arrant
I. . ... ...
J ' . .. ... ITw . . o
lo.isj KNEES yoVHG M4rj ' W'l I jiff. '
I X lit lucv I ..i X W- VilfU I I I III J X
. 3.00 1 I vvo I .(.wis. n l ncri; I 1,1. I x .' . 1-R0-2I
17 ro! A i 'fiive me those MARBtE3.' r I Mi ' ' TT V 7-
17. BO ... f .ltr T1'iM T- Mt- M 111 J Weather thennometers, d:ury tliev-
I 'At 1 li ,,Vfc ,,,tM lO flStifc jL lib J I - - moJiietcia, cliuic therVnwnMera for
7i-!5! ' ' jlll! j EVERN GUP. i) I 5w I 1" 1 1"'" the sick room. You will find all those
: ! I I , ' '1yPVV . A FAMILY DROP STORK
70.00 f j . Li f? - iT-M'f( t. gKANPS.OBtaON.
26.00 ' " Qp' I . V vAW THE COMPUTA-
?:5 ? 3&L " " J-AvVttatS SSS W TION OF INTER-
T I iiiallioinaUcal
15.75 a f,rr - Zh&OM- Ss) tj;-;
.R0j . . .. --a sDvr. ... . . .. . ' " '
42.00! , ,,,, , . . .(;?;;
. iL ?-.-- m. ' !!,.u,Mw..-ywwMM, :-vy 'llif kllov!c:l;;c ili'tt
5r,'nn 'Stntcment approved. , - See for j-ottrclf tlie way tile Hull. I 'tl'lV VPtl .,,,.,. m-,i m,1 ,...,1
In ro monthly allownneo o various work. In "TUs Hun Withi.V" ' . . yr li,.l!CV (Ml l!i( l.inl
' ,'fo inl!fent persoi. Allntrol as f'lll nva: Arcade Friday and Katurd;.v i...n ! ' v' '. . , ' , , '. , :"'
-w0 Susan Knloe, $!0.0; CatheHie Hcrr- . - Ueawnanso rvnrn Ifivcn Tor return Imilkotl 1;5 HI tlll'll
.R nn.!$10.0(l: Almeda McC'urrev. $7.50; K,: h or you may Is to knftw . . IM (ly );,,,,.. the KUV- jH
8.00 th(,r p,we!3 .?7W. VKro,B ,,;,.,,, U'hat it has done for others. Mrs. O. fjUtiStXatmSiZ ifif) CT
20 0:?10.C0; 11. W. Sadler, $15.00; 'Clara I "ok. Macon, III, writes, -I nave found . jffl ' .-Wi- iM! -&r 01' to flll't lli'l" ci'ftil't
00 , Series, ?10.00; M,T.J.rO.S:.e,$Ui.00;Pt K'Vcs the quickest relief of any j W l"-CSf IfiK) """ (jf)
.., g.'.Mn. J. Q. Sh-rlev. fl-2.R0; Snrah -ourIi remedy I have ever used." Mrs. SW-'Wfffvfwfi Our ofiffilN for- "Sf
Thompson. 87.60: Susie Tmtt. li 10.00. James A. Knott, Chllllcothe. Mo., ays s mmWmiM ' W
n5-7!, and Mrs. Robert WilMnson. S5.00. "Chamher'al:.'. 'Couuh Kcmccly cannot ' 1 di'illv im-tc SUV-
: In re npprova of wkIows' pcns:ons , bent for ,'cutrhs nnd colds. II. J. I NfedkSI MS J 3?-
ilA Approve, - -o. k,ore. Oval, Pa., says "I have d i. nm.lints.
. . !,(nr fr th v,. i..K. Tki Chamberlain's Cou-h Remedy on sev-. jmJl tJ 'iJ k&
i Weekly Observer-Star nnd the Kast
em OrcB-cn Kcputilicnn dcirmited ns!wlln R "-'tiled com upon the ctrest am i
I the official nevspai:crs for the year' it has always brought about n cure.''
IMl'.l.
i In re cnncrllation of general fund
j Qli warrant No. HTM. series 10IH. War-
rant ordei-cd canreled.
j qq( In re petition of Thos. Baker for re-
issuance of lost warrant. Petition
I on; granted. :
jii ik iijiiiiii jiuuii in i, i.u'iwif; i'ir
1 oo i rcn)'Ksi,',n "' taxes.. Utfcrreil Sj;i
'tax collector for report. '
j qq' In re propped county roaH pet
itioned for hy M. 11. Wilson, et a!. Ke-
1 00!'eri'e' to county surveyor for invt-'S-j
titration hb to probable damaKs, to
g jq! report at next reeu'ar term.
In re petition of J. H. Mnlhollar
for varntion of county .road. Co.v
tinued for the term.
In re petition of Sontt Goodall for
road of public easement. Continued
for the term.
5 00 n re P,,0P0He(l bounty road netition-
Incl for hy V. S. Ulaeker, et al. Con
8 35 ' t'nuel fr ne term.
j In re application of P.Sommr. trus
5 00- e or canrcllation of 1!)18 taxes.
j Referred to the tax collector for re-
Tn 1 POtt.
nni Hughes, et ux.. for highway. Clerk
ordered to draw warrant on general iFOR SALE 8 or 4 (rood gems and
Oo'und 'n Pflyment for lnnd required.
In re npproval of appointments
gu .go I deputy 'county clerks. Appointments
j approved and salaries covered by $365
10 00 IP" montn-
1 In re drawintr iury list for the year
37 75. Jury list drawn.
4 In re application of Or. F. W. WJiit
10 00 i or HPno'nlment as secretary of
I county board of Tienlth. vflr. F. W.
Whiting appointed to fill unexpired
term, commencing. July 1, J918.
' Arcade Friday and Saturday, Fatty
Arbucklc in "The Cook." l - '.'9
HAIRWOKK.
Ladies' modern hair woVK done,
new
switches made to order. Combings ! pxjfJS FOR HATCHING F
mane to oroer. izt wasnington
1 - 132
Y. M. C. A. '
RHui'Alinnal Dennrtn.ent. Short-
'IJ-j' hand and typewriting. Day classes,
j;,'r'ol lcn m- t0 3:30 m- K'Eh1
tk nn 'classes 7:0 p. ni. tii 0:30 p. m.
on
BO
People Notice It Drive Them
r, i ' r,n ' with 'Dr. Ed wards'
Wonj Olive Tablets
Off
A pirr.nJy ret erotdi-rasa
. much lonccr II Vo'j
: r-l a pacKarce ni
i couni5 , Eddg. oir.e.T ablex. 'As Bkin should
S !.Oen. , rl..ar n'trr v-rt -flve tnken thA
jnieis a lew niro.s.
'with Dr. Edwanic' 'b.ire Tabled, the suo J J,
cessfulsi'bstitiltoftjrca!msl;tSre'snever i
L icanseine ioc,i nc covvT" ona ine
liver
any sickness or p?:n sitcr fesKin? them. J
' Dr. Edward Olive Ti bleu i that , J J
which ca?6mel cV.es. and iut as effectively, i E)
. Uit their action is pcntle aul lafeinsteiif 'J Q
,io1 severe and Orito.in?. A FIR A.'D JEFFK8
Mo or.e who U-'.X3 O'.rro Tablet! la 11 lLm ,
' ever cursed will, "a c'-rk bror-n te.- Pi "n fur -
' , a baa Breath, a o-j"' l.f-J, "royond" ,
, I feeHojt constipitioTi? torp;4 liver, bad i
, i OisTmiion or pim.y I-cc
I Dr. fcdwardsA Olive Tsbleta arc
'i a purely vexdihU;pCcmr)Oi0'd mixed
', with olive oil; yoj? v.vi I03V7 them
i 'JJ their olive Oo!or.
, Di. Edwards tpent y Ora Onong pa
rents aimcted with liver and bowel
' complaints, and Olive Tablets are
, ; Take one or two nirtfitly fO week.
, : 6" how muchbter y-m feel and look,
J' IDC and 25c pi' box. Alldntfu4a,
LX GRADtt EVKKtXO OBSERVER
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
- 'e' occaS!ons "-cn 1 was suifenng
I ...-i.----.ti.- .--w
The Observer's
I'Olt HA 1,1'. M l.sccl lalicolis
KOH SAI.K Reasonable: Rose cotpU
Rhode Island Red roosters for breed
in!,'. Red 1H5S!. 2803 N. Depot.
l-i!0-2tp
FOR RALE Sotting hens, day old
chicks and hutching eggs from se
lect nmlings of ISluo Hock Hy
brids. My 'egg record open for
Inspection. 0. 8. Shiilts, 1004 Knst
N uve. Phono Dlack 39C1.
FORI) FOR SALE New fi-pnnseniycr, I ! " " 1 1 ' '"' ' """ 1
only driven 200 miles. $560. No FOR SALE Or trade for Mocktwo
cash required. Will take any part j lots and ix roomed house close in.
or all in Liberty bonds nt face v.lue, Inquire 1313 T avenue. l-21)-3t
quick sale more desirable than cash. J
See Scott, "the Overcoat Man," nt, FOHJtKXT
Foley hotel. l-30-3tp
1 good second-hand overcoat, cost
of
$40 1 year ago. Any old price with
in reason gets 'em. Come nuifk.
Room 117, Foley hotel. l-.10-3tp
FOR SALE Rome Benuty apples, $1
, per sack. Phone Black l(Hi!.'. 1-28-31
FOR SALE-40 head thorough-bred
Chester White hogs. 10 sows withj
pips in spring. Call Ed Ford, Ar
cade theutcre. 1-28-tH
- 3t : KOR SALE
Cull apples, $1 a sack
Oeorge Chipman, east end of T
avenue. . , l-25-0tp
rom jiu re
rt.
- 13
tired Buff Wyandottes. I'rixe win
ners. Heavy layers. Choice table
fowls. . f2.00 for 13 eggs. Ira R.
Aldrirh, 707 Fourth street. l-20-24t
FOR SALE That monument you
v.ant for Decoration day is ready
for UTimedin'e delivery. II. M. M.
O. Co.. I -.02 S avenue. 1-17-tf
The gtiods thatJiave made our business a" success
and enabled us to guarantee them Jo you ara
Charter Oak Range;?; Patent Heaters, Whitfj
Sawing Machfhe.i, tbe. Hannon "Mattress, Sim-
i
moaf Beds, Kenny Roms Springs Smith Rugs.
ur.
Furniture
aio.N
Ot
V,
I U 3 II 1 liUi33 1 1 lb! ! fiorsetiera i
Si
Classified Ads.
WA.V'l'lil) nisudluiieone.
YANTKIVr'W6mnn for liouscwork.
Telephone Red ilHll. ' l-30-t
WANTED-To buy Very reasonable a
second-hand Underwood typewriter.
Send description and price first let
ter. Box 5(). l-30-2tp
WANTED Plain sewing. Mrs,
ma 'Wdbb, 1105 O avenue.
. l-20-12tpj
Von RA1.1C Heal Knlnto
FOK RENT Housekeeping
Nenr shops. i:05 T avenue.
rooms.
l-2!Mf
TO KENT Neatly furnished stenm
hented rooms, block from Y. M. C,
A., 1(107 Sixth street. I'hono Main
701. ' 1-27-Otp
, FOR
RENT
Furnished rooms
3171. ll-2!l-lf.
I'hono Red
112 up.
1131101.
1510 Adams. .
I'hono
1-18-tf
I'OIJ RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Ulnck 1202, 1-24-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST A bunch of keys, between th
pontoffice nnd First and Wishing,
ton streets. Finder will please leave
at Silvcithoi n'a Family llrug store.
1-30-31
J
LOST-I'
flb.crvc
nk
cami pin.
Kewanl.
lioturn t'j
l-:io:u:i
erver a'K nie v;
el v read.
..!
!j
!
!
Exchange
. rnoNfc iiicrth. 1Z41
sed Furnlljire, or WJII gxchsSge for New.
fo-'tr -0-""'
f3r
? 'monkvto rkiAN
e
On uprovea ian property . Id
.'lilon county. Ko delays. Current
atoa. l.a Orande investment Co.
BARGAINS. You enn ma'
money for the next two dnya speinf nir
n few hours looking over the Golden
Rule's closing out Bnlo hurnim thnn
vou can on double iv - your jolt?
1-R0-2I
(ft
m Wo pay per CCPt
;(g$ United States
National
Bank
(f$J La Onnidfi, Ore.
.11 - WCM J MIM.1'1. IM'B
. j: 'A
rMv?;s: ' tr
t l ... ..
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7. i
FX
it
f!v,a (pwii&: isj superior trt
'nay otlif!i'frort kv'. (,'oict,
i'or wirliout VcWir
iJViituri'S no ooi'sft can pos-
.IL .
!f!silly Ik: .just ns Rood. lt10YAL,
j-J contains the master touch of
j! . scientific construction
! ! You do not sacrifice coin-
j !Bi fort for style and yo'ilo not
'saerifiec stylo for 9o?llfor.
f ''tivlif.n vnn tvi.'ir
J, Wllf'n 0U WC.tr
I 1a I
A ........ ,1. . I, . 1,.,,. .,1,.,,,,-a ,,0
hand, priced at $2.5ft up.
! Vrnfoaalrtnal TlrartArTT I
ATTORNBTB
0OCnf?AN ft KBKrtHARD Geo. T.
Cochran and Obtqa R. Ebcrbard,
and Cblqa R.
I. La OfJni
Idlng. H
!KN, AKorr
AttorYieyt. La (Jlande Naticflsl
Bank Building.
J. WREKN, AK0rS;V at Law
Pnvtice in all state and tedernl
courts. Office La Grande National
'Jlank Building. .
IRAWPdRD ft KAKIiS T. H. Craar.
ford and Robert 8. BaHln, Attor
dti a' law. Practice in all the '
.courts Of the state and the United
States. Office,. West-Jacoiinuo
'Hldg, rooms 9-10-17, La Orando,
Ordgoo.
Alien rrKirrfi
i. E. MILLER -Architect, room 27,'
Now Foley Bids. Phone Red 187 1.
OSTEOPATHIC.
DR. MARGARKT INGLE, Osteopathia
Physician Specialising in diseases
of women and children. Hours 10
to 12 h. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap
pointment. Phones Office Red 1701,
residence, Black 12.11. 87 New lfoley
building.
VhTKItlMHtT
OR. H. W. ltll.EY Oraduate Voter
Inxrlr.n. Hospital, 1409 Mndlsm
At. Btate Rtaltloo Inspector ace
Inspector of ntnr'ft for shipment.
Touo Independent Phone, Slack
'41; Ki.rmers Co-operative Phone,
slain 111.
Klll'CATIO.NAIi
UKMMMlllJR flOOnlNO COl.I.KC.E,.
CootliiiK, Idaho. Prnticl busl
nogn courses, rovlev subjerls,
regular college work and sum
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Fraternal Directory. ;
VilODMKN- Of THE WdUl.p La
Ornnde Csmp No. 1T.9 meets every
first and third Monday at Kanleu
IUII. All vlsltlug neighbors wcl
coioe. Dues payahlr at liu off'ce
ol the clerk. New r,iev Hidu .
ui to 5 p. ni .
J. J. MORCHIHON. 3. C
R J. KITOMKN Cl'
IODKHN WOODMEN OF AMKttl'JA
La Grande Camp No. 7708 lucots
on the first and third Thursday
evenings of each month In the K.
of P. Hall. Vlaltlng neighbors
wolcome.
h. 3. MTNPlAljl., V. C.
W. P. ASHMAN. ClorK
). H. B.--Hodo Chapter No. 18, O..I3.
B. hdida stated oommiinicatlonB the
necnud and fourth Wednesday of
each n.nath. Visiting tuombors cor
dially welcomed.
HAD1S K. OIVKN, W. M.
MAKV A. WAKNICK.Sec.
K. of 1.. or Security ML Brolly
j Council, No. 348, moots the aocond
no rcurtn aionaay evening at s
o'clock at . Eagle hall. Visiting
uiembera are welcome..
ADTi flAMUS, Fln'l. Boo.
J. K. riTZOKIlAI.D, Prua.
F. A. M. La Orande Lunge No.
41, A, F. A A. ti. holds regular
meetings first anl third Saturday
at 7:80 p. m. Oord'al welcome to
all Masons.
ROBERT 8. J5AKIN, W. M.
A. O. WiLLIAMS, 800.
F. 0. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259.
Meet every Friday night, at Eagles
Hull. Visiting member welcome.
J. F. STACEY, W. P.
LEE BELLINGER, Secretary
KHT1KKAHB Crystal Lodge Ko. 60
meets every Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All vlsltlpg riieui
bora are Invited to attend.
KOSA GLASS.' N O. ' .
LUCIA HALEY, Roc. See.
L. O. O. M. La Orauno Lodge No.
850, Ltyal Ordor nf Moose holds
regular meetings eVery Wednjisduy
lill'lit nt 8 p. in. In Eagle hall next.
to Elks' fildir. on Washington Avo.
Vlsllois always welcome. Dues pay
able at loung's Sweets.
V. C. HANSEN, Die.
HAP.llY HsVAUT, Pec.
0. 1 O. E. KI.KS, La Orsnde Looe
N4. 433. l.ode meets acli Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges cheerfully ei
tended to all Drother tlkn.
It. J. OrtBKN,
Eialted Ruler,
'a A. B. CHE Kit r,
8 cretary.
p
NE1GHU0H3 lrla Camp
meela evoiy second Friday after
noon and every fourtlFrldayO'Vnn-
Ing, Oery month in K. P. hall. All
visiting msnihers rrcllallyavolcora.
, HENRIETTA OHAltriT. Oracle
MARY L. WEST, RecoWer.
KNIoQtS OP Ptirryir) Pert Crosi
Lodir No. f-ets every Momla
ilght !a Cuatle HalK K. of P. hall)
.....
A PytLtin welcorvi to ill visiting
Knight 0 9
J. L. ROPflRTSON. V C.
IiKLILE GREEN. K. of R. A 8.
mirntO ILHriLLO -
classified ad will bring resulS.
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