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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
3
La Grande Camp No 7703 meets every Monday each month at L C F Hall. All visiting neighbors are cordially invited to attend. Fred B Currey, C Cal Jordon, Clerk.
C. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, C. E 6, holds stated communications the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordially invited. Pasline Lederlee, W. M. Mary Warnick, Secretary.
Local fraternal groups announce meeting nights. P Eecampment No 1 meets second and fourth Wednesdays in Odd Fellows hall. visiting patriarchs welcome. La Grands Lodge No 169 W C W meets second and fourth Tuesdays at K of P hall and Corps building. visitors welcome.
La Grande Lodge No. 16 meets in their hall every Saturday night. Visiting brothers invited. Cemetery plat may be seen at GWORGH GROUT, N. 9 1. K. SNODER, Rec. Becy. W. & WORSTELL, Fintery.
Foresters of America Maid Jdarion No 23 meet each Wednesday night in K of F hall. Brothers are invited to attend. BEN HAISTEN C8 LEO HERRING C8. 13 VANDERPORL F. 6.
Alba E Le Grande Lodge No 41 of the A A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first and third Mondays at 7 30 p m with officers Hodgin W M and A C Williams Secretary listed for contact and notice of the session.
Red Cross Lodge No. 37 meets every Monday evening in the Castle ball at Old Mill's ball. A cordial welcome to visiting knights is extended by J. F. Bah e, C. C. BR. L. Lincoln, A. of & B.
BP OR La Grande Lodge No 433 invites brothers to Thursday evening gatherings at 8 oclock on Washington avenue. Exalted Ruler HB B Coolidge and Secretary Hugh McCall sign the notice.
The Burford residence on the Cove farm burned yesterday afternoon with a heavy blaze and high winds hindering efforts to save belongings. The house and outbuildings were total losses, with about $800 in insurance. The family recently moved here for schooling, while the Cove Amusement Club hosted a well attended ball last Friday with notable costumes.
John Collier delivered a detailed account of his attendance at the state convention of Oregon Merchants in Eugene. He noted how listeners shared his travel narrative and praised the presentation as creditable. Salesman wanted for wholesale groceries to families farmers and ranchmen. High cost of living is
A prisoner is arraigned after a drunken spree with a bottle and a birdcage. The magistrate questions the birdcage claim while the man insists the birdcage contained a dozen swallows, provoking humorous exchanges and a moment of sober reflection.
The undersigned announce purchase of the Spokane Restaurant in La Grande Oregon and invite public patronage. The eatery will be open day and night with courteous treatment assured by new owner Jim Kbe proprietor.
Kansas lawyers gather in Topeka on January 27 for the annual meeting of the Kartms State Bar Association. The event promises discussions on legal practice, bar standards, and continuing education for members across the state.
A theatric quip on knocking and wakeful exhortation contrasts with a revival scene in Cardi Wales where Rev John McNeill responds to a reader asking who Cain's wife. He urges spiritual focus, advising not to seek others wives while seeking light and salvation.
A Louisville girl returning from White Sulphur Springs recalls a cache of souvenirs left by a former occupant. Her mother unpacks a trunk to find hundreds of poker chips and several decks of cards, prompting a puzzled explanation regarding usefulness.
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