Local items note residents and visitors in Pendleton area
Lottes returns from Baker City business trip. Jack O'Brien back after illness. Miss Dorothy Zuberte ill with severe cold. J J Nunn visited from Mt Emily fruit ranch. Dancing club ball planned for next Friday. Perry Thornton travels to North Powder for electrical work. Mrs J H Watson and daughter Martha return from Walla Walla. Edna Rohan from Umatilla visiting sister Mrs L H Russell. Ted Kaffee Klatch hosted by Miss Margaret Anson. Editor Tuttle of Elgin Recorder in town. returns to home. W J Gilbreath of La Grande visits Pendleton. stays with Bowman. F M Byrkit visits then goes to Palmer lumber camps with J M Byrkit. Mr Bugg, injured, uses crutches. William Seigrist back from Portland. mother critically ill there. Engineer Henry Hanson rests. Martin King fills run. Rev C A King in Baker City for church matters. may return tomorrow evening. C J Seriber of La Grande visits Pendleton en route to Condon. Miss Ellen Grady returns from Portland to visit family. Mrs W A Maxwell and Mrs Cora M Davis of Union transact business for Women Relief Corps convention. Mr and Mrs Bill Smith, former Pendleton residents, form vaudeville act touring region. Large three-column photo of La Grande high school football team in Evening Telegram. George Hibberd to leave for Salt Lake City. L F Massee to manage office. J W White in Kamara on business. Football players to receive jerseys with L on chest for season participants.
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Mr. Bugg
William Seigrist
Portland
Henry Hanson
East End
Martin King
C. A. King
Baker City
Anne France Express
George Hibberd
Salt Lake
Vislt
L. F. Massee
J. W. White
Kamera
Low fare to Spokane for National Apple Show
La Grande fruitgrowers can attend the National Apple Show in Spokane at a reduced rate. O T N announces a $10.05 return ticket sale from December 6 to 11, with return by December 14. No stopovers allowed. Children under half fare require a half price ticket.
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la Grande
Spokane
City Council Sets Eighteen Mills Levy For City Budget
Eighteen mills was the tax levy fixed last evening by the city council to cover bonded debt including Beaver Creek issue totaling 235,000 dollars. Nine mills more were levied for general city government expenses.
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Beaver Creek
Quiet Wedding in Presbyterian Manse Narrows Hearts
W G Ferris son of D Ferris and Miss Minne Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark of Booth La Grande were married at the Presbyterian manse last night. Both are La Grande natives and will live in town for a few months before moving to Montana where Mr Ferris has spent much of the past two years. Friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Presbyterian Manse
W. G. Ferris
D. Ferris
Minne Clark
Joseph Clark
Booth la Grande
la Grande
Montana
Ferris
Dentist Dr W D McMillan Seeks Patients In Painices
An advertisement for Dr W D McMillan offering dentistry at Painices with gold works specialty and child dental care. Office is in the La Grande National Bank Building with two phones listed.
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W. D. McMillan
la Grande National Bank
Club Dance Friday at Elks Auditorium
The 74 Grande Dancing Club announces a Friday night event at the Elks' auditorium with the best music for a good time. Tickets holders are reminded of a date change and urged to attend.
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Grande Dancing Club
Elks’ Auditorium
Grand Jury In Session Reports Expected Tomorrow
The grand jury began its labor after a several week adjournment and may file a report with the court tomorrow. Foreman Cecil Galloway leads a panel including Jas Galloway, E C Moore, J J Brown, J J Brugger, W H Briggs and Dexter Eaton. A grand ball is planned for Friday evening at Elke Hall.
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Cecil Galloway
Jas
G. Peach
E. C. Moore
J. J. Brown
J. J. Brugger
W. H. Briggs
Dexter Eaton
Elke’ Hall
Maud the Al and Animal Show At Opera House
The Mascot Maud the Al and a trained animal act head a show at the opera house on Monday and Tuesday nights December 7 and 8. Charles Cook the clown who trained Maud promises stunts and laughs in a program witnessed by a noted New York cartoonist who sparked the idea for the funny sheets. Maud is billed to appear with the animal show for strong comic appeal.
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Maud
Barnes
Opera House
Charles Cook
Bie
New York
America
Maut’ Sud
Funny Old Clown
Animal Show
Scenic patrons unimpressed by Jerusalem as Beau ty and the Beast shines
Patrons at the Scenic Theater found Jerusalem disappointing despite advertising, while Beau ty and the Beast impressed as a beautifully colored, transformative film. The program also features Hurry, Please and a Cecil Sumner monologue, with Mary Stuart Queen of Scots as the main historical feature and a repaired projector restoring nightly showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Gardinier
Oolive
Cecil Summere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lottes
Jack O'Brien
Misa
Dorothy Zuberte
J. J. Nunn
City
Mt. Emily Fruit Ranch
Perry Thornton
North Powder
J. H. Watson
Martha
Walla Walla
Edna Rohan
Umatilla
L. BH. Rus
Ted Kaffee Klatch
Mises Margaret Anson Tomorow
Editor Tuttle
Elgin Recorder
W. J. Gilbreath
Pendleton
Bowman
Pendleton Tribune
F. M. Byrkit
Red Oak
Palmer Lumber Camps
J. M. Byrkit
Ning
C.J. Seriber
da Grande
Condon
East Oregonian
Ellen Grady
Mrs. H
Werkling
la Grande Dancing Club
Grand Jury
Ferguson
Hikes Hall
Boys’ Books
Mary Stuart
Queen of Scots
Queen Elizabeth
New Armory Hall
Hunlock & Matlock Proprietors
E. D. Selder, the
Candy Man
Elks’ Hall
The
Pacific
the Observer
Evening Observer
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