Herrick presents new book at Ferguson’s and Kennedy plays
Robert Herrick releases To gether at Ferguson’s while Charles Rann Kennedy stages The Servant in the House. For rent furnished front room near the post office. Phone to Black 34.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1908
Page
7
Robert Herrick releases To gether at Ferguson’s while Charles Rann Kennedy stages The Servant in the House. For rent furnished front room near the post office. Phone to Black 34.
Last night at the Scenic Fletcher and LaPirrie impressed a full crowd with a new number. Miss Zetta Lovell performed song and dance, pleasing the audience as the engagement ends this week. Two new acts from Boise and Beattie join this Monday, with the Gilbert sisters and Brought and Mason praised for quality. The program features bright pictures, stage settings, and eye catching costumes.
A large congregation attended the Christ Mass at St Peter’s yesterday morning. The church was prettily decorated with red fir Oregon grape and holly and designs in white and red. The choir rendered the music admirably after long faithful practice. The sermon titled The Witness of God In His Son was based on Heb 1 1 2. Offerings went to the Aged and Infirm Clergy fund. The service inspired attendees and blessed the day as a holy occasion.
The M. I. A. basketball team defeated the high school Juniors 22 to 12 in a fast, snappy game. Superior passing and accurate throwing by the Mormons showcased the win though crowd-pleasing action kept spectators engaged. The Mormon team will face Cove next.
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