Unfavorable Health Report for Geo Kreiger. Koffee Klatch Planned
Geo Kreiger remains in serious condition after several days of illness. Mrs. Bacon hosts the Koffee Klatch Friday evening at her home with Mesdames A Andrews W Berry and WN Molitor entertaining their husbands and gentlemen friends. February yields only eleven marriage licenses issued by County Clerk J B Gilham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Kreiger
Mesdames GC
T. Bacon
V. Andrews
W. Berry
WN. Molitor
Isaac Holmes
La Grande Oregon City Election Notice 1906
Public notice for La Grande Oregon city election on March 12 1906 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. listing mayor city recorder city marshal city treasurer and ward council seats plus two referendums on Falk and Schilling Springs water and bond refinancing with polling places and designated officials. Date February 19 1906. J R Swoon City Recorder.
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la Grande
Oregon
Falk Springs
Schilling Springs
Court House
Perry Clark
W. N. Monroe
Chas, Noyes
D. E. Cox
Arthur Curtis
Martin Sheasley
New Council Rooms
City Recorder’s Office
Geo, Ball
John Baker
David Bay
C. J. Vanderpool
J. L. Ebersole
H. E. Goolidge
Parsonage
M. E. Church
B. W. Grandy
J. M. Hills
Perry Stephenson
Chestlee Nowlin
A.C. Williams
R.L. Lincoln
Geddes
S Montgomery
J. M. Prica
Jas. FarqQuaharaon
Wm. James
John Allen
J. R. Fitzgerald
J. R. Swoon
City Recorder
Local visitors and business travel fill Pendleton daily
Pendleton readers note a stream of visitors and traders including Dr. H Wolp from Pendleton and C W Fisher from Elgin. Several city arrivals report on business, travel to Portland, and a concerted interest in local road and bridge questions amid regional commerce.
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H. Wolp
Pendleton
C. W. Fisher
Elgin
Milton Huber
Walla Walla
Aliie Stephens
Portland
Frank Kilpatrick
Dr. Charlton
Society Lyle Tuesday Musicales Delight Members
Yesterday's event opened with roll call and a motion to adjourn. Miss Margaret Kirk arranged a patriotic program followed by a clever flag game awarding Mr. Neil a souvenir basket of candied cherries and a George Washington hatchet. Miss Moina Akine entertained for Miss Ethel Parker of Baker City.
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Moina Akine
Ethel Parker
Baker City
Osteopaths scarce yet effective doctors in early 1900s field
A discussion on the osteopaths role notes about 4000 in the nation and their limited numbers in sparse areas. It asserts osteopaths act as true doctors, handle acute cases, and face limited capacity, with a funeral notice for Pearl Holmes Keltz listing family survivors and services.
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Adams Avenue
Ana Fitter
San Francisco
National Buscuit Company
Nabisco
Festino
Social Tea
Saratoga
E. Pollack
Joe Woods
Jefferson Avenue
Union County
S.R. Haworth
B. D. Hubers
Summerville
City
W.D. Nelson
The
Haines Record
R. D. Nelson
Grant Key
IH. A. Vincent
Red Grass
Fort Vancouver
F.C. Forbes
W. R. Deal
Snook
A.G. Miller
Enterprise
Wallowa County
Grande Ronde River
S. L. Brooks
Scotland
Brooks
T-N- Murphy
J. A. Arbuckle
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