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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1916)
PAGE FOUS DAILY EAST OREGONTAN, rENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1916. TEN PAGES rWlal affairs are tumbling over each other In rapid and Juyous succes on this week. Scarcely a day but bears some pleasant diversion in the way of bridge or dancing with club and lodge activities taking additional high rank. Many of the Koyal Nel. Chbors are. planning to go to La Grande on Wednesday to attend the Mate convention and they are also making preparations for the banquet on Thursday evening at the Hotel Pendleton when Mrs. Myra B En right of Kansas City, supreme oracle, will be the guest of honor. One of the very finest musical at tractions thut has ever visited Pendle ton was the Marcus A. Kellnan Co. which was here Saturday evening nd It Is a regrettable fact tha only mall audience greeted the talented musicians at the high school audito- rlum, Mr. Kellerman, who for three years was leading baritone for the Berlin Royal Opera, has a voice of unusual power and quality and the audience at enraptured, no matter what his election. All of the tributes to his voice printed In advance of his com ing he fully Justified Saturday even lng. He was supported by William Alex, to Parson, a Russian p'anlst, and Sara Gurowitsch, vtolincellist, and both proved themselves artists on their chosen Instruments. Party gowns and all their dainty accessories are occupying most of the Pare moments in Milady's calendar lust now as the first formal dancing Party of the season will be held on Thursday evening when Mrs. Lester Hurst. Miss Claire Ralley. Miss Mil dred Berkeley. .Miss Beth Smith. Miss Sydney Sommerviile. Miss Evelyn Sommerville. Miss Jenny Perry and Miss Lntta Livermore will entertain In Eagle-Woodmen hall. A large num ber of Invitations have been Issued for the event and it promises to be a delightful affair. Mrs. John Vert Is hostess this afier ncon to the members cf the Dupli cate Whist club at iier home on Col lege street. North Side Bridge Club members will .be entertained tomorrow after noon by Mrs. J. N. Bprgess. On Saturday afternoon at 4 p. m. Henry W. Molstrom and Miss Emma Hess were united in marriage at the Episcopal rectory, the Rev. Charles Quinney officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by a company of friends and relatives. Much Interest is attaching itself to the two afternoons of bridge for which Mrs T. D. Taylor, Mrs. X. D. Swearingen, Mrs. L. L Rogtrs and Miss Lola Rogers will be hostesses on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons of this week. The affairs will be held at the Rosers home on Water street and will be largely attended. Completely surprises their many friends Miss Dora E. Myrick and Her man J. Anderson were married at 9 o'clock on Saturday evening at the Tpiscopal Rectory, the Rev. Charlie Quinney reading the service. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are both well known and popular with u large cir cle of friends In Pendleton where they will reside after a short wed ding trip. Mrs. Thomas Thompson returned home today from a v'sit with her ( daughters, the Misses Zella and Kath lorlne Thompson in Seattle. I Mrs. Roy Bishop and children and 'Miss Louise Burmeister hnvA return. ed from a trip to Portland and salem. Joe Cunha is up from Echo today. Pat McDevItt is home from a vls-lt . in San Francisco. I S. C. Stone of Athena, is registered jat the Golden Rule. William Churchill of North Ya kima is at the St. George. Lot Livermore left on No. 1" yes terday for Arlington for a short visit. Miss A. M. Long of The Dalles, spent yesterday in the city. E. p. Dorris, well known resident of , Eugene, is a guest of the Pendleton. i James H. Gwinn arrived home this i morning from a brief visij Tort , land. E. H. Aldrich. editor of the East ' t'iregonian, is spending a few days in j Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George ". Baer re I turned Saturday from a week's vi-it j in Portland. I H. H. Bond, well known young, traveling man. is up from Portland for a day or two. H. C. Mills has returned from Walla Walla where he attended the j Harvest Festival. The Rev. Charles yuinney lett last night on the midnight train for The Dalles on a short business trip. Mrs. W. B. Jameson. Mrs. E. T. Johnston and Jack Barry of Walla Walla, were Sunday visitors In Pen. dleton. Sues for C'omm'rslon. Alleging she is entitled to $40 commission for bring about the sale of leases and household interests to Daniel Mclntyre, Lillie Miller ha brought suit In the circuit court against George C. and Elizabeth J Forest through her attorney, W. M. Peterson. LOCALS (b Advertising in Brief ivr ltn first innmuia lih- lYr Liu-. HtMktiohal iiwerilot. . .-. . ; IVr tine. nr ni-uub SI w No locals tuhn for lew than Conut 6 ordinary tvonla to hue. Ltnui will uoi be taken over telfphim exempt from Kant Orfffoc Inn paid up subscribers. T. LOUIS ctrvitANi BALTIMOCg HASKINS & SELLS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CROCKER BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO LONDON CASL! ADOHtSS "HilSKSILLS" NSW TBK LOS N(Lta SCNVCft ATLANTA WATKRTOWN Wt ANNOUNCE THE ACQUISITION AND CONSOLIDATION wrra our own. on October 1. 1916, or the professional ACCOUNT! N PRACTICE OP MR. FREDERICK F. HAMN IN Lm AwsjEUts. California, and Vicinity, hcactopom tARRjMTII ON IN THE NAME OP FREDERICK F. HAHN tt Ompant. mm. hamn will remain as manaber in chare op tin pfice in the Haas Builpinb. Lob Anoeles. Uumnia. Habkins & Sells. 1 Frederick F. Hann. fc5 if 13 ffl! I !! !l!ll!!!!!!l!!ll!!l!!!i!!!l!!!!!lR!l!illll!!Il!l!!:!!!l iiuuiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiniiuiHiiiimmiiiuimiiiiiiiiii' A IN I I J 8 J W 6 1 On or about Thursday, October 26th ROBT. "SCOTTY" THOMSON, will open a new PLUMBING AND HEATING SHOP in the building at the corner of East Court and Cot tonwood streets, Pendleton. Business will be conducted on the principle of reasonable prices, prompt attention to orders and all work guaranteed to satisfy or your money back. Apartments for rent, 400 E. Alta. For rent Five room house. In quire 1403 W. H. R. For rent Modern five room fur. nished house. Phone 554, Rooms with board or separate. 407 West Alta. street. Phone 369R. For rent Furnished front room, suitable for gentlemen. Inquire 619 Thompson street. Wanted to rent, furnished house, or will buy modern bungalow If terms are reasonable. Thone 411. Girl wanted tor general housework. Phone T74J. 100 head of stock hogs for sale by Orltman Bros., Pendleton. Room and board In private family. Inquire XX this office. Woman wants work as housekeeper Address "Z'' this office. Blydensteln's Dietary Mush and Prepared Dietary Flour, a cure and preventative for constipation. Wm Goedecke auto for hire, phono 259M. Sutton Cigar Store. Tel 464. 40 H. P. roadster for sale, $175. Inquire McLean Auto Co. I haul your garbage and trash Phone 563M. 1403 W. Railroad St. Miss Muir, dressmaking. Rooms 14 and 16, Association Building. For rent Furnisned light house keeping room. 803 S. Railroad St. D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone S84M. Stand, Charles Co. Phone 7. Wanted at once Experienced girl for general housework. Phone 852J or apply 723 Jane street Teacher of Physical Culture and expression. Mrs. A. R. Gilchrist, Ho tel Pendelton. Rudd Is an expert at cleaning white furs and ostrich plumes. Rudd, 203 W. Webb. Phone 685. Steam heated office or sleeping apartment. Temple Bldg. Phone Dr. Temple. Suits pressed 50c; thoroughly clean ed 31.50. Rudd, 202 W. Webb. Phone IS5 For rent Front sleeping room on ground floor. 502 Water. Phone ?05 M. For rent Two furnished apart ments. The Kenmore, 617 Willow. Phone 421. Barley too high for feed. See Bly dendein, 117 E. Court Phone 35 for oats by car lots. For sale Lots 4 and 7, block 4, Ir. vington Heights. Call at 304 E. Bluff street or phone 282W. Kor sale or rent '8-room house, hot tvater heat Inquire Buford Butler at Otto Hohbach's Bakery. For a popular family heater get a Cole's Original Wood Stove. Any child can control it perfectly. Wanted Woman for general house! work and cooking on ranch. Phoni 14F3. Apartment for rent and furniture for sale. Apt. 10, Association Building. Apply evenings. Call Penland Bros, van ta move your household goods. Telephone 339. Alsc baggage transferring and heavy haul Ins. Rooming house for sale. Mala street. In center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Mattress making, furniture repair- lng, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros. 219 Beauregard. Pohne 227J. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or eight Funerals to cemetery only $1 50. Phone 680. Hotel St George. Carney Taxi C For sale Five room House, east Court street Desirable location, close to school. A genuine bargain For particulars address R C. Jory. Man pin, Ore. Wanted T buy or trade, 30 to 40, tons of good alfalfa hay, to be ship-1 ped by boat. Trade for extra good milch cows or fence posts. Cueni D. j Gosser. R:dgefleld, Washv For tale Cash registef, safe, soda fountain and other fixtures now In the "Side Koard;" also lease. Address Wm. HoL-h, Pendleton, Ore., or Gib-; bon, Oregon. Dre.smaking and remodeling by the day or garment. 9 years' experience. Work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Phone S69R. 8. M. Barber, 407 We-ft Alta street j O. W. Hooker, florist and Oregon Journal agent, now located at 52.1 Main street, next to Conroy's Gro-1 eery. The Journal delivered any- 1 where In Pendleton. 65 cents a month dally and Sunday. i "Reliable canvassers to sell our complete line of Fruit and Ornamen tal Stock In best sections of this state. Canvassing outfit furn'shed. Cash advanced weekly. Address Nursery, Crenco, Oregon." I f Estimate Gladly Furnished on All Classes of Work. TELEPHONE 550 United Arllsflns Attention. All members and friends are Invit ed to the Eagle-Woodman hall on Tuesday evening to hear the superior officers, H. F. Hi'dson and Dr. O. R. Islietinsn. i Adv.) KDLA M. CAND1SH. Sec. Air. tge For Adams. Athena and Westor, leaves Hennlng's Cigar Store at 10 m. and n m. each rtv--Ad H(iiiiiimmmmiisinilMntnHiHHintnimnm'"l iiwmm iiiniiiitiwmmiminiiniiiKwrmi .i ' M ', i ' in ..ii. 1 " :'n .. I i ..II M il l .ltluU.UUiaiibMlilill.lya.lU,lliailliiiiilll:iUll,ito, Notice to Parents. Dr. F H. Sturdlvant of Portland, a specialist In straightening children's teeth, will be In rooms 1 and 2. Judd building. Sunday, Monday and Tues. day. He will see all old and new patients at that time. Adv. 5) rs W VJ Bargains Galore m - "esViMe1ik1IbvVe4B Z3 Lb Ml Fast and Furious Selling J-n Jz: IS NOW AT $70,000 worth of the highest grade merchandise ever brought to Pendleton, has been cut to the heart in price and placed at your mercy. THE CROWDS HAVE BEEN COMING EVERY, DAY -THEY'VE FOUND WE fffl BUSINESS Thousands of bargains for every day this week. It's in the Judd Building, corner of Main and Court Streets. COME .wttis'tin aiii.irt.ift!.-!. ,
