Local residents head to cities for visits and work
A string of local residents set out for cities and towns including New York, Baker City, Pendleton, Portland, Spokane, McMinnville and others. Names mentioned include A I Morse Jiffith Jones Plessie Howell F Alden Justine Clark Arch ie Bacon J Price Hobbie Pattison Huth Belders Ellen Gibeon Miles Eunice Lov ing Captain Stein Lov ing W K Newell Judd Geer W Deal Rev D C McColm Mrs W D Wallace Clarence Brown Hattie Short among others with travel plans and recent greetings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Clark
Spokane
Jay van Buren
Portland
William Kooser
Front
Archie Bacon
ON. K
Old Creek
J. Price
Prairie Ty
T. Aili
J.D. Hite
Grand Taland
M. Hugh
Wella Walla
M. Marquia
Thie City
Hobbie Pattison
Pendleton
Mise Huth Belders
Yestery
Dallas
C. G. Cobbie
John Kinnla
Imbler
Milton
Jack McCar
M. H. Kirtley
Thomas ‘Taylor
Mpter
Mes CS van Duyn
James Conlon
Grande Ronde Electric Company
Fred Huwsh
Union
Mom
G. M. Richey
North Beach
Campbell
Inion
Mise Ellen Gibeon
W. H. Gibson
South Carolina
Campowllo
Mra. H
Maten
Salt Lake
Miles Eunice
Ownond
Cove
la Grande
Mra. A
W. W. Deal
M. RE
Nampa
EK. Deal
Schilke
Bellingham
Wash
Clarence Brown
Southern California
Mia Schil
Local residents arrive and depart as fall activities begin
Bisheka arrives for today's public event and school starts. Pauline Lederle visits Arthur McCrary of Pendleton as guest with his friend Robbie Pattison. Pattison brothers take over the former McKennon grocery. Mrs Fannie Bull from Hot Lake visits her parents. Campers retreat from the mountains as cool nights continue. Mrs. Charles Mallory of Cascade Locks visits the Wrights. Low Zundell and Mr. Thompson start Fall Store work. Mr. and Mrs. Cass return from two weeks visiting near Portland. The Grandys head to Union county to visit relatives. Grandy formerly delivered for J. D. McKennon grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisheka
Pauline Lederle
Arthur McCrary
Pendleton
Robbie Pattison
Pattison Brothers
McKennon Grocery
Fannie Bull
Hot Lake
Charles Mallory
Cascade Locks
Ed Wright
Low Zundell
Mr. Thompson
Colorado Springs
W. Cass
Portland
Charlies Grandy
Union County
Mr. Grandy
J. D. McKennon Grocery Store
Opening of the Page orchestra falls short of praise
About 25 couples attended the Page concert and dance last Saturday, alarmed by poor music. Critics mocked the so called orchestra noting an old boiler would sound better. The lone young tot in the group showed some skill, underscoring that local talent often surpasses foreign outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Page Orchestra
Big Opening Tomorrow At La Grande Skating Rink
La Grande hosts a grand opening at the O’Brien skating rink with roller skating and dancing from 7:30 PM to midnight. Admission is 50 cents for men and 25 cents for women and children under 14. refreshments will be sold and skates are in top condition. Civil Engineer T R Berry, on Grande Ronde Water Co work, is in the city. E J Parke, of Union, has leased the Oregon Scout and plans city development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
O'Brien
Akallogadason
O Brien
T .R. Berry
Minam
Grande Ronde Water Company
E. J. Parke
Union
Parke
Oregon Scout
Union County
Grande Ronde Valley
King Hill
Idaho
Grande Ronde Cash Co Announces Incoming Coal Carload
The Grande Ronde Cash Co., Lewis Brow proprietor, expects a carload of Rock Springs coal next Monday and urges early orders. This notice promotes prompt ordering and highlights the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Ronde Cash Company
Grande Ronde Cash CO
Lewis Brow
Hidden sins and duty in a moral crescent
A reflective piece notes that hidden sins can fester and fleeing from evil may mask a broader desertion of duty. It asserts that a person of true grit won t throw his neighbor under the bus and emphasizes moral steadiness.
Funeral Held Sunday for Mrs. Ella Disqua
The service from the Presbyterian church with Rev. C E Deal and congregants from lodges including Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen attended. Pallbearers were Woodmen. interment was in the Masonic cemetery as mourners found comfort and hope in the sermon. The report notes attendance by family friends and lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Disqua
Presbyterian Church
C. EB. Deal
Methodist Church
Diequa
Deal
Alabama miners call off strike after executive board meeting
Birmingham August 31. President Lewin announced the end of a Alabama miners strike following a conference with local mine unions. Bremerton Washington August 31. The discovery of a half burned body between two legs suggests foul play in a possible murder. victims and suspects not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bama
Lewin
The
United Mineworkers
Bremerton
Wash
Rynearson Will Probated in Heppner Court
The late William Rynearson's will is set for probate today naming widow Mrs C J Rynearson and George Rynearson as beneficiaries. The Heppner Times notes no deer shot in Morrow County by the county hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rynecarson
Wiliam Rynearnon
William Rynearnon
C.J. Borther
George Rynearson
Heppner Times
Min
Merrew
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A. I. Morse
New York City
Jiffith Jones
Walla Walla
Henry Young
Initdale
Sex Plessie Howell
Baker City
Business College
F. Alden
Blair
Hattie Short
Oregon
Pacific States Telephone Company
McMinnville
McMinnville College
Wenr
Foraker
Arizona
Phoenix
Arix
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
George Knight
San Francisco
Ralph Cameron
Fingutafft
Congress
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Kody
Eee
Nepetter
Jia
Fanny
the Golden Rule Co
Collesium Rink
Carey Land
Snake River
Glenes Perry
State Land Board of Idaho
Kings Hill Irrigation & Power Co
Boise, Idaho
U. & Bonds
Promiluma
Undivided
de Crowes
the Farmers and Traders National Bank OF Lag
GrandesRonde Lumber Co
Perry, Oregon
Bean
Red
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