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. TOIt SAUi 0bTBAI)H . ! wa.NTED5itacenw.oa
It J' l .ae'Vurm: lnd all WANTED Man to mow lawn twice
o.m. juimms waver; halt Tnile
" aumnicmlle: l-ur farther
information phono' Black
30.-I1, or
a wick Muy'ng summer. Phone
Clack Hf.jft. 4-l-Mf
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.write to -Mi. -M. J. Uibat, 002 N 'WANTED Spring cleaning, trees and
avenue, La tirande.
4-l'i-.Ctp
FOR SALE lilackberry, loganberry
und raspberry plants. 1'hone lied
ooi. . 4.l3.,t
PERRY
Lrnw Northcott is imprctiiiB his
home oi'e the upptav flat by the addi
tion of a new veranda.
Rehearsals of live play, "A Poor
ninrricd .Man," are being held two or
edes pruned and trimmed, Rard-! - ' T
ning, windows, carpets, wall paper ithr'e t,mes
hedir
emmr U'inHiui ,......,.... .....1!
cleaned, kalsomining. ' Call' Red The "'"T." t
a.,.,., sawver and both saws are now run-
FOR SALE One set sinple work
harness. Phone Main 779. 4-13-iitp
WANTED Young man to. drive!""1"0" fcet ,. loKS d"m
truck and wak inside. Valley me.punu is ueins uieui;vu picim-
Creamt'ry.
4-13-lt
rntory to receiving 'them.
Jake Murray has moved into the
FOR SALE OR TRADE One six-cvj- MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done byi!"optrtj 0,1 the luwur fhlt m'cntl'
inder car in first class mechanical Mrs. L. II. Norton, 90(1 Adams ave- jvacated by Henry Reher.
shape. Equipped with' full set of
cord casings. Will sell or trade for
smaller car. Dodge preferred. For
information call Farmer's l'.i.
4-13-4tp
nue. First block west of posioffice.
Red 711.
.. 4-10-ff
Miss Maxiue La Beau is home again
after nevertil woeks' stay in the hos-
FOR SALE Seed corn and Burhank
potatoes. Selected seed is half thr
battle. J. B. Stoddard, Red 9:12.
4-11-fit
FOR SALE Must be sold at' once,
piano and furniture, 2107 First or
phone Red 1191. Call evenings or
Sundays. 4-10-tf
FOR SALE Jersey cow with heifer
calf three days old. Phone Black
2011. 4-10-8tp
FOR SALE A Ford, a Maxwell and o
Velie, 'all in good condition. La
Grande Garage, Chas. McCrarv.
4-10-4t
pital at Hot Lake, where she under-
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done bv!ent an operation. Mrs. La Beau, he
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest m0lk;, fothcr, has been su-k for several days
machine. 906 Wash. ave. Pl T," " M 7,- '5""
Red 131.
1-U-tf
PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN instruc
tion by Mabel Douglas. Studio in
new Foley building. Phone Main
754. 4-10-tf
AUCTIONEERING Twenty - five
years' experience; satisfaction guar
anteed. F. S. Johnson, R. F. D.
No. 1. 4-1.1-lmp
WANTED
Red 31.
-Dry slabwood.
Phone
4-0-tf
FOR SALE Three ranches and three
residence properties, all modern and
nearly incw. Call Main 780 or write
Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf
WANTED-taurant.
A waitress at Home res
' 4-8-tf
WANTED Girl for general house
keeping. Phone Red 3811. '
Adv. 3-29-tf
FOR SALE A bargain: Eight-room
house and bath. Brick cellar. . Lot
80x90.. Nice' lawn, garden, good
wood house, chicken house, fruit and
shade trees. Close in. Corner N
and Ninth streets. Call 1403 N ave
nue. 4-&-G
FOR SALE High class grade Short
horn bulls and cows, one two-year-oid
bull. fi. G. Taal, La Grande,
Ore. Box 7o4.
d4-7-(itp w 4-ll-3tp
FOR SALE 2 lots, one ten and one
four room partly 'furnished house,
both with bath, terms if desired.
Phono Red 3812 or write 1620 Sixth
street. 4-7-tf
FOR SALE 1917 Excelsior motor
cycle as good as new. A bargain if
taken itt once. Call George Ruby
Cycle 6hop or phone Black 201.
4-6-t'
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FOR SALE Modern -home,' 6 -large
rooms. Sleeping porch. Garage on
pavement. Call evenings. Red 3222.
4-2-tf
WANTED Man and wlfo to work
on ranch. Wife to cook for small
erow- r.vervi n in w iiiviiki pri I 11 i
Chas. Reynolds, care Security nrnship of Arch Kelly.
Saving "and Trust Co. 4-4-tf
Harry Hanson and family motored
out to his father's ranch eust of La
Grande Sunday.
The river is considerably lower now,
making the work of the log drive
slower.
Pete Hogendon left las,t Thursday
for the Grande- Ronde logging camp,
where he is working and where he
will move his family in a few weeks,
for the summer.
Jeny Dockweiler and family were
in La Grande Wednesday evening to
see the trophy train.
Mr. and Mrs.. Briggs and Mrs,
Briggs' son, Lavon Morris, were in
Perry last Thursday. Lavon just' ar
rived 'home from tho navy Tuesday
night and was here to see his sisters,
Mrs. Levi Murray and Mrs. George
Robertson.
Mr. Rogers, the new box factory
foreman, has arrived from Portland
and taken charge of the work in the
factory which had been under the fore-
iSildeg tho tonulur business, C. O. 'ed0fbates declared war, arrived hom "
Welch wo eliciel diPoctor to fill jTuesiy looking very fit ul'terP.is ex J.
the place vacated by lterschel Me- iperiences in the army. ,
Kinnls. c lo Mr. and Mrs. H. ri Dawson return-i i
Mr. and Mrs. II. I Hug arrived on jl from a vifcjt of over a month in thei '
me funoay imirnlns ,'rain rom As cast.
toria. and spsht day visiting at Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil
the home ot Charle-i Tainerls. They lliams of Ilnlfwfv on April 5. 1U, :
have been in Astoria about five ibal- girl.
uioiunn aim are now returning to
oo I
-Prefessional Directory !
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AITORNKYS
FOR KKNT
FOR RENT Sixty acres of pasture
adjoining La Grande. Wm. Miller,
115 Depot St. Phone Main 1. 4-7-tf
eieir farm on rumnkin Hidge to
spend the summer. C. C. Cottrell
met them and look I hem out to their
farm. .
Miss LaTira Holmes camo down
from La Grande Saturday (o visit
friends and take in the dance. She
returned home Sunday evening. . '
A number of Ln Grando young
people canio down Saturday evening
to ta'ke iti the dance, siveu in honor
of Archie Keown, w.iio has just re
turned from Fr.uico. They were all
disappointed, as Archie was unable to
attend the dance.
Mrs. J. M. Cusse'l has just re
turned from pninlH in California und
at l'ortknd. Sho says more rain in
Portland. "It ralna days In the
year and 8 days a-wetk.
The girls of tho linbler Public
school were ln La Granite last Thurs
day ftornoou to hear a lecture on
SoeinI Hygiene for girls.
The mock trial at the Amusement
hall was well attended, people com
ing from SuimuorVilie, Allcel and
La Grande and Klgdu. The hall w.is
completely filled and standing room
was at a premium.
The rlvor Is raising very rapidly
and In many places has loft the bunks
and spread over the surrounding
country.
Mr, Pfefferkom became Insane
ut bis home several days ago and al
though his family hi d been watching
blin very closely, he hot away from
them Friday and they searched In
vain. The sheriff wi.s notified, and
with tho aid of bis bloodhounds soon
found him in u pila of underbrush
about a quarter of a mile from iho
house, whore he had shot himself,
Tho family has tho sjmpathy ot the
entire communily."
Mr. Zweiiel, of L.t Grande, was at
SALTATION ARMV Fit KG
KMPLOYMKNT AGENCY
Women and girls willing lo du
housework in cither part or full tin:u
are being sought for iiAny homes,
through the Salvation Army. The
army will handle free of charge alt
applications for work or for help of
this class. Call M 707. 4-7-B
CAPT. SMITH.
COCHRAN lb E1IEHHARD Oeo.M
, Coctu&a and Colon R. Bberhtrd,
Attorneys. La Grand National
Bank Building.
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law -Practice
in all stnta and federal
courts. Office La Grande National
Bank Building.
Fratgrnal Directory.
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B. P. O, E. ELKS, Li;iaml l..i:"e
No;tpji. Lod.e mcL'ts ea.-Si Tnurs
day evening at 8 oV?j;k. ilunie
und club pit.ilcgcs ehoeti'iiiV ex
tendeif to all BiVllicl- Elks.
COLO! ii. EHEUII ARD,
Exalted Ruler.-
A. B. CHERRY, Sc'retarv.
rKi-.v-FORD ft MAK1N T. H. Craw
ford and Robert a. BaKln, Attor
ueys a law. Practice, la all the
courts ot the state and the United
States. Office, West-Jacobsos
Bldg.,' rooms 9-10-17, I Qraude,
Oregon.
MONK'S TO l.O&.
On Improved real property ln
nlon county. No delayB. Current
ates. La Oranrte Investment Co.
Three Maxwell cars like new. Good
terms. Wallowa Milling & Grain Co.
udv 4-2-tf
Sftwver-Holmes company has a fresh
stock of gartlen and field seeds that
will grow. Why experiment when you
are sure of good seeds tronr-tnem ?
ndv .3-lG-tf
BIDS FOR HAI LING GRAVEL.
The citv of Ln Grande will receive
bids for hauling gravel from the river
bed to streets in various parts of the
city, said bids to be sealed and deliv
ered to the city recorder on or before
o'clock noon, Saturday, April l'.f,
1919, the city reserving the right to
reject nny or nil bids not satisfactory
JOHN COLLIER, City Manager.
4-ll-(it
A. Matott was elected as chairman of
the local organization. .Two commit
tees were appointed, one to draw up
by-laws and the other to look after
the citizenship of the aliens who wish
ed to become' members. Charley Wat-
FOR RENT Modern five room house.! kins, district representative, and sev
Phone Red 2021. 4-4-(it iral members from the La Grande or
ganization were present.-
Mrs. Bert Coalwell went to Baker
Thursday to attend the funeral of Mr.
Coalwell's niece.
E. E. Bonham, our taxi man, took a
load of passengers down to see the'
trophy train and met with an accident
An L. L. L. L. meeting was held , .,, k,i,.,,M n altera In Imbler
in I'erry last, luesuay evening ami i i,)tuiay.
FOR RENT Nice cosey rooms from
$12 up. 1510 Adams, Phone
R3901. 1-18-tf
FOR RENT Neatly rumlshed,
Bteamheated rooms. Block from
. Y. M. C. A., 1C07 Sixth street. which resulted in one of his passen
Phone Black 2211. 2-19-tf-gers receiving a severe bruise over
his eye. The machine struck the rope
FOR ' SALE Trap-nested White
Leghorn and Black Minorca eggs
$1.50 per fifteen,, $7.50 a hundred
and up. All cockerels used nre
from hens with records from 225 to
278 eggs per year. Mrs. .Geo. H.
Chapman, La Grande. 3-31-14tp
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 5-room Uvhich had been stretched across Jet-
cottage close in. Only reliable peo-;ferson street near the station, and be
plo need apply. Phone Black 3701. fore the driver could stop his machine,
4-lH-tf jthe radiator cap was jerked off. It
1 if lew back through the windshieluVand
FOR RENT Neatly furnished 'four- struck one of the passengers over the
room cottage with bath, furniture eye, inflicting a severe flesh wound,
for sale, also player piano. Phone ; necessitating a visit to a doctor to
Red 37.12. 4-13-0tp have the wound sewed up.
1 Mrs. Lawrence Hull has been ill for
FOR RENT Six-room furnished a few uiv.s, but is better at this writ-
FOR SALE Baby bed and high chair.
Call 1117 Washington avenue, or
telephone Red 751 3-28-t
FOR SALE That monument you
want for Decoration day is ready
for immediate delivery. B. M. M.
& G. Co.. 1502 S avenue. 1-17-tf
A troupe nf Hawaiian Singers ap
peared in the Bunion hall Tuesday
night before a large audience. Man
ager Wlggans put on a two-reel
comedy in addition, which the young
people enjoyed. In fact .the people
were well . satisfied with tho enter
tainment. Mr. Kramer, of Suokane, paid the
Commercial Cream Station In Im
bler a visit this week.
The Imbler Drug ftoie has been In
the hands of the painter and carpen
ter for the past two weeks, and Is
undergoing a complelo renovation,
preparatory to the opening of their
soda fountain for the season.
C. A. Nichols, formerly of the Ore
gon Grocery Co., has resigned his
position and gone into the life Insur
ance business. '
house. Call Black 411.
4-13-2tn 'inff.
George Andrews, who nas uocn
FOR RENT Furnished home for rent Batesvillo for a few weeks' work, is
nl..,f , l, r- . - . i.:...- l, lol mill
jui hmuui. inuiiLiin. vJ.wutrn, ljnCK again WOIhlllg 1UI UK."
chicken house, barn. Inquire I'JOlil Mrs Ered Robertson, who has been
If I Were a Funnel'
If I were a fanner 1 would keep at
hand a few reliable medicines for
minor ailments thnt nre not so serious
as to require the attention of a physi
cian, such as Lnamuerimn s i one ami
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's CTough Remedy for
coughs, colds and croup.
Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains,
bruises and rheumatic- pains.
Chnmberlain's Tablets for stomach
troubles, biliousness nnd constipation.
By having these articles at hand it
would often save the trouble of a trip
to town in the busiest season or in
the night, nnd would enable me to
treat slight ailments as soon as they
appenr, nnd thereby avoid the more
serious diseases that so often follow.
Adv.
AIM!lilTK(7HI
C. B. MILLUR -Architect, mora 7,
New loley Uldg. Phone Red 1871
MECllANO-TIIKltAPY
DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechnno-
Therapy Physician. Chronic diseases
my specialty. , Physical and mental
science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and
1'i-ench massage. Phone Brick 2311
Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op
posite Star theatre.
PI A .NO TUNKR.
JAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref
erences, Mrs. G. S. Hirnie, Mrs. R
J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mrs
R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will
bo m La Grando in May. 2-4-lm,r.
OHTKOPATtllO.
)R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath.
Physician Spceinli.ing in disease
of women anil children. Hours If
to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap
pointment. Phonos Office Red 1701,
residence, Black 1231. 87 New Faloj
building.
VKTiirtisan-s
DR. H. W.TllLEY Graduate Veter-
Intrian. Hospital. 1409 Madlso.i
Ave. State Stallion Inspector ano
Inspector of stock for shipment
Home Independent Phone, Black
41; Furmers Co-operative Phone
Main US.
HIHH'ATIOXAh
REMEMBER GOODING COLLEGE,
Goodlug, Idaho. Pratloal busi
ness courses, review subjects,
regular college work and sum
mer school. 12-l!)-tf
B avenue. Mrs. Robert Miller. 4-9-1
LOST AND FOUND.
ill for a few days, is able to be up
again.
Bert Coalwell, W. V. Connor, George
Myers, Hob Myers, Mr. Donnvan, Mr
anil Mrs. Reed, David Allen, Mrs. Con
nor. Mrs. Bonham, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
FOR SALE House and furniture.
2107 First street, or phone Red 1191.
3-24-tf
FOR SALE Square dining table. 50a
Jefferson or phone Black 2221.
4-10-3t
FOR SALE 4-room furnished house,
$1000. -2001 N. Ash. For informa
tion see Mrs. Perry. 3-27
FOR SALE About fifty head of An
gora goats. Mike Royes, Summer
ville. 4-4-lltp
LOST In La Grande National Bank
pocketbook containing B. of R. T.
receipts and other valuable letters. iHogenson, Mabel Oswald, I' arrell .Mur
Finder please leave at the Observer ray, Mr, and Mrs. John Murray and
office and receive liberal reward, j Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Thompson were
,TTm 'Z ; ,. ,, . , ; among those who went down from Per-
P!l !.. ... ., IU lrnlv Irtiin uml nttend
ol.lo In aV It niofl-p nrwl l.-.,,. fp ! 1 lU n ' L llv'l''-' - . ; WCCK
Eagle lock. Please return to OYay
-r? -i JOSEPH,-
Elmer Roup returned Saturday from
a business trip to La Grande.
Ethel Lozier, (laughter of Mr. anil
Mrs. S. M. Lozier, fell from her horse
last Wednesday evening, breaking her
arm. She was taken to La Grande the
next day by her father, and an X-ray
examination was mado. They return
led Sunday, her condition being report
led satisfactory.
i Miss Delia Rawson of Salem is vis
iting at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
R. Whitby, at Enterprise. Mr. Whitby
is manager of the Joseph drug store
Mrs. L. C. Peters returned las'
week from Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
where she went to nttend the wedding
of her sister, nnd to visit her mothei.
Mrs. J. W. Henderson and baby vis-
iled in Wallowa for a few days las'
Any one owing the La Grande
Pharmacy will please call anil settle
their account at once, either by paying
cash or giving note. We have discon
tinued credit business and must close
all accounts. All accounts not settled
at once will be placed with collection
agency.
4-J 1 -tf Ln Grande . Phnrmncy.
Children smile vhen they take,
Foley's' HoneyTAh
1st. ll tnitei good,
2nd. It milked them fool good,
3rd. It will turn n distressed, fretful
child into u huppily imiling one.
Hrciiuse it 1b just whnt children ought
to hiive for fcveri.h cnlrii, coufihn, croup,
"fenuiikV und henvy, wheezy breuthing.
It nul o he ullritf. inolhliil. cr otlnfl on fevcrliti.
i; fir n-tl, licllintl iliri'Qi, uml it tlopa cuujlil
duickly. It in uod lor croup, loo.
Ir ctmtnifi no morphine, chloroform, or other
itr'jtf (lut you would nut like lo give to you 114
cliUdrciijUiul it U juDt m tikglivc (otruwuuu.
News company, O.-W. depot. 4-i:!tf
Smith, a boy.
IMBLER
Observer art vert Ulnp pays.
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 and Delivered CHAS, EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF. FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132
the maps meeting V. eiinesuay evening. Quite a crowd of j03l,ph V0K p(,0.
Another hard times dance is ached-lpIc attended the dance at Ellterpris
tiled for Saturday night at tho local ,,(. Saturday evening,
dunce .hall,, under the direction of I DaWimn Brother , announce, that
George Myers, any I.aw'rence Ilnll. , ,tilci miJ1 on .uppor; prairi,. Gieelt
nnrn dinnnay ui .ui.-Biiv mis. iun::i- .iui.t,,r this week, and thnt thev ex
pert to make a heavy cut this year.
O. C. Butler of Ijt Grande spent
Punday afternoon in Joseph visiting
friends.
ArrhL, Keown Ins leased tho farm "'"j. who ' .
or U. L. May, east ef Imbler. Mr.lf"'"6 on I-ranee left on Sunday.,
Mav coects to go to Indiana to vto. . '; for Union, where he will visi' ,
il bis sisiiM- ' sister, i-rom Union he will con
.Mis. Win'. Kin.,n' and' dauBhter tir'ue h' i 'W'ell, Idaho,
'went to Klsin Tuesday and spent :hcr nc v.'ill spend a short time vis
ll. day visiting friends. itmg h:s brother. He expects to br
The dance given In Hie Amusement Kn"'; f"r nhn,'t two we"l. I
lull Saturday night, in honor or w- '' Clark of Heppner arrived in
Archie Keown was well attended and town -Satunlay to visit his brothe-
very rflen "" nnd family, of Joseph.
llnwe ntescnl ri'll.trl
1 i ,,i .Mr. Keown w;is nii,ible to at-j " Wednesday, April 2, Miss Iter
lord on account ot tin tact that his nice Mi-f'ubbin, a graduate of Joseph
little nix-monthK-oi.1 babe jcas nulte high school, nnd Truman Poulson wer.
ill. ' At this wrli'ug she is uuicli , married at Enterprise bv Rev. Lore,
belter. I'1'- a'"l Mrs. Poulson will locate nea-
Mi . l-'r nk M( Keiinon has moved to Promise. The best wifhes of the com
his farm near Imbler. jmunily go with the happy couple,
Ilers. lii-I McKiniiis was a business M.rs. W. Peal and Mrs. Sam .Scott,
visitor :n Imbler tills week. !both of Joseph, were operated upon at
.Mis. l.yle Kiddle bus been Tory the Grande lionde hospital at La
Grande last Thursday. The- nre re
waH parted to be getting alon ni cly.
Koy Spencer, who was formerly con
Kiddle has
ill ut the borne of her father.
The regular Oj.linll meetiri:
Iheld In the. usual place Tuenlay.
Ilio.iks,- of Portland. :nC(.u,'(j wi,h th, otal eei;tri(. i8,v,, o.
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Tie gootlf that have made our business a succesa
and enabled lis to guarantee them to you are
Charter Oak Ranges, Patent Heaters, Whits
Sewing Machines, the Harmon Mattress, Sira
( T.ions Beds, Keauy Rquie, .Springs, Smith Rujs.
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Furniture, Exchange
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Mrs. W..d'j
siibniii'.d to an i-ieraiiiiii .n r,ce, but who lias been .ith Uncle
Lake Tuevlay.- .siie has many rr.euds sm (linn Hctmt. thc seaBj u
in liuWer, who hop: lor speedy ie-,ow vif,itin( ,-elutiyes at fiummervillo. ,
cr,ve'-y. I f'red (j. LotY. one of the manv .In-
of I nicn, was a bus- . M;
iieturned home thia week armed with j
an honorable diseharge I-'red has been'
in the aervi-.e s.nce March 24, ltll"l
jc v-. 'i-i r, dlsi a A-mi. mt
Tom Johnson
ins visitor In Imbier TtienlaV-
Mrs. Geruld Tutll.i rlsileil iel:itlve
! friend in Klgm Tn-day.
.. .... i.r, 1 ii.tinc
:,v ', he,e she .,i'l visit friends iAf.lr l'H"in,; he '"en tn
Mi.a M'-lei I'-ebler is spending
week Willi her uncle and anl,
i r.. I II l',illrer 1
' m:;..m4 ..m .U H.k;i. Il : 1 i
or linker, was eaiiingj-' " nrnvu m
with th army' nl ' '"' on,, inn nut ot ,iuiy, vn r an
itinever-fjl voya, anit by the middle
a iiriTsrin was owr from " '"' W front oneg,
Mr. (TIere ne remainea unin tne armistice
Blue Stem
, (HIG.H PATENT)
Sea Foam
(STRAIGHT GRADE)
WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR
THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY. .
La Grande Milling Co.
WHOSE, GUARANTEED IS GOOD
Handled by All Dealers.
J10PEN DAY AND NIGHT ?
, u,e a f"ft near HrKikain-, where he atayed'ij
;tor a FhorT. tim-, artar whn-h he was
iovd In aort Meyer, Va., where re
ILtrry K!'-f.-
go iito Gertriany
iccupation.
IV.rry
"'nneTvllie M"li.l.iv to
Bnt Pricfor Vti Furniture, S0W', f.i!iar0fr
;ir))i' f- r.pi.k.i"
i A' le.WMnE '';
ImliiW ."at- HrniK,
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was tjjipi d. Ai s memliw of 'ifib
I
ill the
illrerioi -p' f ie ?iM'-ra M among the fir-fto
lm In I tii.4. Mnm Imfctft. tlA firat Axnvs
l.lik day evenin.w "'i-nyri now to etiWatjiit ibe ;,t-
VOODMEN OP THH WORLD La
Qrande Camp No. 1C9 meeta evury
flrat and third Monday at Eaglea
Bali. All Waiting neighbors wel
come. Dues payable at the office
of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., V
m to 6 p. m.
j. j. MtmcmsoN, c.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clara;
iODEKW WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Urar.de Camp No. 7703 moetj
on the flrat and third Thursday
evenings ot each month In the K.
of P. Hall. VlBltlng neighbor!
welcome,
J. I. GIIARKT, V. C.
JAKE KOSTOCK, Clerk.
REBEKAHS Cn-stcl Lodue No. 60
meeta every Tuenday evening In the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mom
bers are Invited tn attend.
LETTIB McGOLIlHICK, N. Q,
LUCIA HALEY, Kcc. Sec.
K. of L. of Security Mt. Emily
Council, No. 246, meeta the second
nd fourth Monday erenlng at 8
o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting
nembers are welcome.
ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Sec.
J. K. FITZGERALD, Fros.
tOYAL NEIQHBuRS Iris Camp
meets OTery second Fridny aftor
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, every month in K. P, hall. All
visiting members cordially welcom,
HENRIETTA GHARST, Oraela
J. L. KOBERTSON, C.C.
DELILE GREEN. K. of R. & 8.
MARY L. WEST, Recorder.
F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259.
Meet every Fridny night, at Eagles
Hall. Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P. i
A. J. LARM, Sec.
). E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. H.
B. holds stated communications the
second and fourth Wednesday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
MARY A. WARNICK, Bee.
L. O. O. M. La Granite Lodge No.
860, Loyal Order of Mnoao holds
regular meetings ovory Wednesday
night at 8 p. m. in En;;le nail neit
to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Avo.
Vlsltoit always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Hmtn.
W.' C. IIANHI'N, Die.
HAURY SWART, Sec
a.. F. & A. M. La Orando i.u.1k No.
41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular
meetings first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. in. Cord.'ai welcome to
all Masons.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
KNIGHTS OF PY1HTAS Red Crosk
Lodge No. 27 moots every Monday
night in Castle Ilnll (K. of P. hall)
A I'ytbljn welcome to ill vlBttlng
Knights,
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