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iJIth. E. Dennis, in In 'I'un n
Mrs.li Oehnison, of lmblui-g a vis
itor in the rity today.
Out From Joseph
Mrs. Kffii li. llunmi i; regi-sto
at one of the local hotels, from Josi-yl)
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1 resent teullier t Continue-,-
tr die weather litMi million rooiI
Ms prutlieliuu the present fair weal
tr will continue, foiilttht ami tuinor-
row with moderate, southerly winds
I., Denliam in Co, lit, ml
L. Denlinin of Klnin was unio;;
the crowd Moing to t'oriland last ev
ening. KnU'rprise .Man
U.'n Iloyd ot
oer here last it
Portland.
Stops )rr
Km in-pri.so stoppeu
t-'ltt on way tt'
Millet Class lo .Meet
The Ladies ltihle class
Presbyterian Sunday seh.t
neot with Mrs. Thomas'
of tho
.1 Viil
liude.
1310 O avenue,
ernoon at 2:110.
on Wednesday ,ift
Enterprise Man (ims t roi-tb.nn
Erank Clark of Entorprise stopped '
over jn tile rity for a short time yes
terday evenlne; when he came out oi
the branch line and left on No. 1
for Portland. He was accompanied
by his mother.
Itt'lurii from Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyets relumed
homo Sunday inorniiiK from a lion
oymoon spent in Salem, Portland
and Seatilc. While in I'onhtnd they
witnessed the 'big W. S. C. C. oi O
game.
La Crnnde Wrestler Visit
Miko Howard of La Cr.'tnde, heavy
weiKiit wrestler, is in the city lo
work out witli Ail (luslavo. local
man v:o is si." ted to in-rot (ins
Micolow of Still, Lake at Hie Unid-i
theatre Tlitir.si1.ty evening.- Btikef
Herald.
To Work Here
Al l.iingrell or Paker, has arrive.!
In La Grande, lo take .up his new da
ties ill the oflire of W. Pillions, di
vision superintendent of lint O. V
It. N. railway. lie was fonin'rlj
In the employ of tho llaker White
l'ine Lumber cotopuny in P iker,
In Salem to A I lend Meeting
A. W. Nelson; secretary of flu
Union County Ail Club, left Sahndaj
evenimr for Salem, where he will at
tend the meCti'Mr of tile ( or-imcf-ia'
Club secretaries (if ike slate. Mr. Ne
son is secretary of the .fttite nnrauh-.a
tion.
iMisn Linuen John. -inn Here
Miss Linneji .lid'.nsun, army nurse
and well known lf-al s-'i''!, has ret urr.rd
after a year ai-d a half spent in th
service. Iurinir '.he war she was sta
tioned in the I'hilippincr,, :ind since the
first of September :he has been in
the Lelternmn's general hospital at
San Francisco.
Xaiirteo 1 1 1( ('hjuiie.
Maurice Hyde, for several months
eity editor of the It'uvene iiy
Ouard, li .s resigned his position
He has joined tlie staff of the
Morning .Register, siicreeditm J. K
Turnbull in tin- capacity of mana
ger of the city eircnlai ion depart -nient-iryde
was former I j; eity editor
oh the La (Jran'ie Observer. Ore-'
Mn I'jX''KlIU'eS.
.Mi. A'rll Soitfiurass jleri
Mrs. Will SiiodttrasK of Qolf.iv.
M'ashiilon. a'iietl hist' evenin"
from linker where, she bus1 lven vis
liiuir her nioihcr. She is a finest a-'
tile S. G. Snotlrrtiss huitie.
'iKseimel' Trailie ItetHy
rassenper. traffic was
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Kd trqss
Druir Store
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The Irrncr1(rtion Store.
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BIWI rcscn " Ijij ' I
nil llil O , I
fey'eVi'nliiitiKitPiSoaf'hiiif of Mil
rlsseiisurs on No. 21 were foreol
a e
to s;
: until they reached l'ort
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laud.
rj, re I'roiti I'jjion-e
Anioii(r iho visjjnes ii8tovn toony
from Union ure fiolet MeY'ow am"
II. W. Siny,". o
e
Wulluna VcrelAnt Here
. 11. li. IltisfVi, well l?iovr. inerebat
jif Wallowa, is transacti:: bullies ir
the city. .
-Mrs. A. i.unejtmprofe'd
The friends of Mrs. A. Loney, win
has been critically ill fiir the pas
,wcck, will he lad to hear that she is
very much improved.
everal Enterprise Visitors
Among: ine unterpri;.' visitors ir
che ctty" today nre Ralph Kay, C. C
Clearwater, Clayton Kiiadeih and J.
R. Wutrnur.
Elks to Hold I!ir Initiation
The Elks will hold another
latj;e
...iiiauou iim.Miuy itutw
lime ine iiuiitwet wi vtiiuiiuakt.-? tut'
probably exceed twenty.
United In Marriage
George W. Tanner, of Multnomah
county, and Gussie M, Cramer, of Un- j
ion county, were' United in marnaus at
tl"-'
jiu-.e oi toe jirsLice oi u.te pettt-c
A. C. Witiiams, on Nove.ml.er 11.
American I-rfum to Meet
There will be a special meeting of j
the La Grande Post of the AmeritanJ
Legion next Friday night at 8 o'clock
at the city hall. All members arc
requested to.be present as important
matters are to lie acted on.
Will Leave For Los Angeles
Mrs. C. R. Hibhord, who returned to
La Grande for the funeral of hot
brother, Walter Wade, will leave lo
night for Los Angeles whe,-e she is
snendin;; the winter. Mrs. Mary C
Wade will accompany Mrs. HiUiord.
(Jrinj: Ui Tortlnnd
Mr.s. L. J. Mmlsiiy uxpects to io;;w
for rurtlitnd toniplit on No. 5. Mis.
Lindsay and Mrs. L. A. I'roscott wnt
in linker on No. (. today to spend lho
day.
Will ('.it On Varation
George Sale and family expect
leave tonijrht for an exietulc.I visit ic
points in California. Mr. Sale, win
is nn employe of tbe O.-W. H. N.
Co. in La (liaude, is taking bis family
for their annual vacation.
To Moie t Centnilia
Kelix ILuiH. asi slant storekeeper
for the O.-W. U. Nr. "i'ilroad In-'-e
will move to Centralia. Was'innnton.
in the near future, a? he h .to ta c
charjrc of the railroad store at tha'
place.
lown From Clowr Creek--
Mae Wood, former La Gran-lo P'er
ihant who retired to do fannincr, war
(Jvn from his ranch on-Wr cccV.
today. Mrs. Wood, who has been
sjuest at the C. S. Dunn lv n:e for the
past week, returned home with him.
Former Ln (Jrnnile Girl Hcturns
rs. T. M. Kuchler and two sneiC
sent, Wcnzer and Foster, arrived tbi'
morninc from Arena, North Dakov.i,
and will make their home here. Mrs
Kuchler, who was formerly; Miss Ruth
Hay of (his city, will be joined ia'el
by her husband.
Named on Keteplion (ommilli'e
Lot Snod'.-ass has been appointed
on the io,vp'-'.i committor- tor
Ihe wcilenniiiK of tho ll-rd decree
represttnlfit!-?s of the flrnnd Coun
cil of the SciitD-tn Kile Masons of
linker, wh -rr a M ir-oo1; et-reiilDlli.i l
will ho If"' 1 Do?eml'er :;rd.
lUwIer lli'tiirntt to Woilti
.lames It. Howler, ell-r al
tin
Kirst National Btink. win was Injured-
on Armistiry Day when an
auto strut k his returnoi! lo
work yesterday hut was unt'blj' to
i.'ke ctire nf his window. as ustitil
llt Is able to-walk ith Ihe'aid of :i
cano hut itinnot vol slttfol 'in his
injured ' Ukj. I'endleton Ftisf Ore-L'oniti-i,
Have you had 'our ride in tho new
Ovovland Four?
Delicious Apples per box
$$2.75 in Five Box Lots.
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JOEL'S GROCERY.
The Home of RoVal Club Goods.
,Cw. Cedar and0Vah1iiiigton. I'lae .M
Q
HO(i?i:n t l.KANI'K roUOKNT-WO
for it.
Do
III At Her Home. ',' ' " j
Miss Minna Ash ha a been quite ill
the past few days at her iume.
Driving New Nash CaA
William ietri't Is dri'jiii!; a new
Nash car around the cfty streets.
Here From EIkiu
Eluin vtors m ?he city today
H. tfi Somtner and L. A. Stoop.
Here Kroi lIiliitiiiKtotf
Kld Keeler, of Uuntintrton, was in
the city transacting business affd -ias
a caller at the United State linjd of
fice today.
Gaorire Cochran On Business Trip
Waer Superintendent tieo. T. Coin
ran left last evening for Salem to lit
tend the annual meeting of the state
water board, of which he is a member
He will iwt return for a week.
Several Wallowa County Visitor:
Amonc the prominent citizens of
Wallowa county in the city this morn-
Salladav. Ralph Eeit and S. lierry.
Will T. Kirk In
Will T. Kirk, member of the Stat"
Industrial Accident commission, of Ha
lem, was in the city today on official
business. He has been making a tout-
j of EasU,,.n Orejfon.
Slowly Improving
Miss Marv Kennedy, employe of tho
United States land office who was op
erated on several weeks ago in Port
land, is recovering very nicely and
will probably be able to return to La
Grande about the middle of December.
Judge Crawford lieturns
Judr.b Thomas Crawfonl, an enthu
ciustiv football fan, returned today
front Willamette valley points where
he witnessed the U. of 0.-. A. C.
game on Saturday afternoon at liu
geiie. Mrs. W. Al. Jones LcavtK
Mr.;. W. Al. Jones, of Salem, widow
of the late Representative W. Al.
Jones,' of Wallowa county, was in the
eity visiting friends last evening and
toduy, goinjr to North Powder at noo?'
and returning io Salem this evening.
To Speak at S.llv.ltlon Army
Caiilain .tonnle Conrad who war
Klailoned here with Adjultint O.
flinders three years alio and is at
present III r!iitri;o of the Army work
tit I'niidletnn, is spendint: a day or
two Willi dipt, cm! M'f- l.'urdy,
and will speali at the Salvation
Army nio'.'tinu; tonight at S p. m.
New Piano Presented
Tho Ltnltl Canyon school has beep
presented wiT ;i new ptano, of wH'-ll
Mis h'aye Millii'-an and her pupils aro
very ptoiid. The boiies of the -'(let-Tojrether
ClulT' wanted to show their
appreciation of the work that is be
inr; done by the school this year am'
so planned it that the piano could lu
installed in its new environment fie
the elltet Itiimm lit and box supper to
lie trivi n by Miss Millitttin the evenine
before Thankse:ivin(r.
Mtiiricd a Novein!er (
Arthur L. Curry, of Mi'..-oula, Xlon
tana, and Anna Vera Lewis, datllitt-r
of Mr. and -Mrs. .1. S. Lewis, of this
city, voro united in marriajre at th"
home of the bride on the rth of No
vember, A. C. Williams officintini: al
Ihe ceremony. After a week spent in
f,a Grande, the yountr coiiple ex-ec
to mal'.e their home in Mis-ouin. -
On the Pame d;tte. Justice Williams
united ill marriage i latcnce -I. Ihtrris
of North i'cnviier. and H'azel C. IMer
son, of Union. The ceremony took
place at the A. C. Williams residence
'Inivellnu Ho1 sen,
I.tevrenfo niniieen, formerly inti
jor 'in-Jonniiilipin til llio I'lilv.-rsliy
.is doling itpi ' itil work In lite eireulo
lion ileptiri no'nt- ot the On-t-oii Jo'ir
lial. lit: travels (lie Bin!,'. Mr
Uilllteen went to I'-rt'nfe wil-tt' coin
puny I, of tin old Hlml ioftmny
II, . ,, Ilto fli-itttde rih-fi-i el
when he voliinleered. Inn htid "Join
ed up . with eoiniKiny I, previonsfv t
when lie was on Ihe IHlll.lt. Ollnerver
lllll-iim the !ili:iee ot Hurry I.
limit, i-ily editor or tho AHwny 1 1 r
rtld. who'i ope of the nvemy dele
ttil"t. from tlie.sltilo lo the niilitmii
, oe,il ion 'he' At, I', dull l."l''"0
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v- ; ., A. ;fmbined fi-ii.,- I, . K. 9 . . IDL'AL UNIVERSAL'
w . H. K-i-iiii.:t and I ' tlj, l- i.
. B -i l.l J l II, VSv-H.-.!.,-. fc''' J . We l , lite-e Home u-..! ftlov.Hi . b
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Dliineen will handle the
newa for
A
the HoTuId--oOreKOii Ex
fiunges.
CAItl) ()! mKS.
'o desiro to v. ress our thanks
to ic hospl.alVnOrses and docers.
A- tltxii- lr i iw . .1 nrL. - II... til
Liens of our oi n:! bnnher Waller
IT Wade. .
Wc.also .! to th .t.k (Jjo Elk's
l.odt:,; and o , many friends and !:
itl, for t'loit- kiunness and l.o.ut
tiful floral offerings ll lS-iln
MUS. SIAIIV cw.u:
AM) 1AM1I.Y.
MANY ATTENt)
.. SHCVW .OPIiNING
(Contimiod lumi Tagc 1)
Carnation Milk company to individual
displays of farmers from small Ore
gon ranches the Pacific International
Stock show will surpass even the big
show held each year at Chicago, when
the aristocracy of stockdoin is gath
ered in review. Many of the animals
entered here have won merit in eastern"
shows and here will compete with
coast products.
The show covers everv phase of
stock raising, from ponderous beef
cattle and heavy draft horses down
through dairying cattle, swine, sheep
and poultry.
A special department, covering some
4000 feet of floor space, making vir
tually a show within a big show, is
given over to an exhaustive display of
dairy products.
At this show daily educational lec
tures will be given, and demonstra
tions of the use and manufacture of
dairy pioduets of all kinds will be
given.
Kverything has been done for the
accommodation of visitors to the show,
tho Pacific International Live Stock
Show association having established j
housing bureau, from which delega
tions and ottier visitors will be direct
cd to rooms reserved for them.
From the very first minute of the
show there has been apparent on al
sides the rare taken in its preparation
nnd the skill and ability of those whe
have had the arrangements in charge
Among the many exhibitors are ev
eral from the Ia Grande section. They
oo
LATE
Death only a maer of short time.
Don't watt until feains and aches
hernm. Inrnrnhln diseases. Avoid
painful consequences by taking
GOLD MEDAL .
The wnrlds standard rometly for kidnny,
livor, bladder aoil uric acid trouhlns- the
National Remedy of Holland since 1696.
Ciuarontcod. Threo ios, all dni;;i:i'ila.
took frtr llo ni.me Gold MeiUI on ovcry box
and avtept Do iiuitation
'Ijj
I , success f Pm.a.iw.-.y Igj Uiiited States c
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fl' STAR T2-JEATRE B 0 P r
i 'Ban ft Umon Motor Co. ;
1 FLORENCE 1 nratide, Ore.
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H E ' lit'llry oil I of Hobil it m'i l'lrn it 5 ., ." ifHtflff
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o. COP I C0 o "WhG-o-Your Credit Is frpoffi 1 '; 'V,' ', Q
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O. W. UUty. Hot Lake: (Iieen .
SOi, Union; at.. LI. Hall, Wallowa,!
A. Hunter, Wallowa; Woy NorvrV
Summerville; J. E. Rcyiujhia, La
r. Jsland Vitv. and
w. n,S
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r '
lUm't wurvy i
'i break ymir nutn
I YCXYMV it ftuii'klv.
spring. W e cufj ivp:u
flttioii Mutor Company.
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Kod 3 1! 71.
rent
typi-firU
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Jf it breaks lw can weld it vith owi
new oxy-neetyjuiie wldingoulfit? Un
ion Motor Con' tny. t
11-lStf
LosT-MJIack leather 'urse at foot
ball" grounds Saturday. Fimk r
please return t Obstifvur. 11-17--1
Any make of tuto spring mndv or,
repaired. Unioli' Motor Co. 1 1-lrt'. i'
4 j")
The Business Man's
- BUSINESS
is huilt up thrmi.ii
his a li i I i t v ami
i: . ,;'.
i I'.tailll'SS 1" M"l I .
J!y mtiUiiif? tliis
his homo town a
center til' business
activity, he nives
service not only ti
his customers, hut W
to the community. f)
This institution is
also an institution
of. service., and ils
m
orfieer.s aiAn'lad to
cooper
iness i
fl';
c n IV 1 1 Mil-. . n ;e
jjjjt-'j oiesMymeti nwiii in j
!" the iiiiliuildiW of j
iJ their oVn ImsAiess-
'Jfj es and V the .Vm-
jC mnnitv. 5
dp) Chj
Jo) SI r. l'.iisiii(s M,n, (,';?,,
let us at: alKjnjJes
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!Vrf f-. ; ii' hav- a iiiuilerfc ;iml np-lti-tiiitf welding oiitht.
0 There is no Jul, tooj"' o too small for us to weld in
$f) : (:'. ii lii.U'li '-la; s inam.el A I rial will eoiivim.-e. Iii fact
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Observer, o ft icn. A
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1 1. VAUDEVILLE hmA
.LA Ti:EE;?E--k.ira:tor Dancer.
i-VIS & EAP.I v Comedy Singing and Talking.
MESfKE SISTE2S-Classy
tamers.
ALOiiA DUO A
TOillG-HT "The
Spring Repairing
Don't swear lien you
serious as it niilit
s !."' 1 1 I" "Hi' simp and ii
lorl order
at a.
We can repair
ear.
make o
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v.. i;r--..
tin n'..r.(, 0
' 'oo Silver (lfli will open for
I'll tine Nov. 1 7
with a full lino of
iioud etilti. t
11-17-1
The Ohs;r0T lurmahQt an print
lliCer Wraioers. 0
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Hot Putter Scotch
Blind, io at
ll-lrt-tr.
. o -. rr
Vouol llrug rttore.
Character Enter-
kf.it in Hawaii.
OlfCIIliSTIv'A
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Sliev.hcrd of the Hills."
lutak
sprinj;'-
it' isn't as
the lirolvl-lt
or ('ii can lirinu
-'ve ;
real,
n iiaired or n
milt in
savin;
over a
new
anv
any
si
ed
spi'in