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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
8
The Commercial Club invites all members and their wives to the first in a series of socials next Monday night. Card games run until 10, dancing from 10 to 1, followed by refreshments.
The Building Association La Grande Commercia Club will hold its annual meeting Tuesday evening at the Commercial Club from 7 to 9 o clock. Officers will be elected for the coming year and the officers annual report will be presented.
An article argues osteopathic treatment is cheaper in the long run than drug therapies. It claims osteopathy targets root causes, removes obstructions, and yields permanent cures with fewer complications. A dinner announcement follows at the Elks hall on Wednesday.
Local items list movements and visits of Canyon City and Elgin residents. Presiding Elder Gillilan and family travel to Union. W H Bach and W L Tucker conduct business in La Grande. teachers and officials commerce and visits with friends across Elgin, Union, Pendleton and Walla Walla. Rev Meredith and family depart for Weiser Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hajley visited the city for Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hajley’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Cross. A seven course dinner featured pink white and green decor. The Currant Topic Club met with Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright to discuss Cuba country history revolution annexation and Cuban conditions, followed by guessing contests and late refreshments with attendees listed.
Tomorrow at 2 30 p m the Elks plan memorial services at Stewards Opera House with an opening number a memorial address a eulogy and several musical numbers. The public is invited to attend.
Rolla V. Watt of Portland, a prominent insurer, declares no recession prospect from a 25 percent rise in fire risk costs since the San Francisco disaster, predicting stability for at least two years.
In this city on a Saturday in December 1906, Jess Kerr and Lela Bryant will be married by Rev. O H King. The groom is a hardworking Union County farmer and the bride is the daughter of G S Bryant and his wife. The couple resides near Summerville.
Walter B. Sutton and Raby Morris wed at the Bukman home near Alicel. Both are from Sand Ridge and well respected. A modest reception followed with a wedding dinner for intimate friends and relatives.
In Elgin this afternoon the Rev. J. M. Hixson performed the marriage of Mr. Phil Turner and Miss Blanch Collins.
Joseph Walker and Caroline Hulse married yesterday at the home of the officiating Justice of the Peace in Island City CW. P. Elsworth. Both parties are well advanced in years and known throughout Union County.
A playful restaurant note promises a triple feast as turkey arrives, highlighting dazzling visuals, appetizing aroma, and delicate flavor to delight diners.
A hopeful note suggests enjoying a joyful Thanksgiving at home, with prospects of happiness and contentment as the holiday approach.
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