Local residents and visitors seen in La Grande today
J Nolan owner of a Enterprise hotel visited the land office this morning. Dr Whiting and Frank E Smith of Elgin arrived in La Grande yesterday evening and stayed today. Margaret Kirk hosts Kaffee Klatch tomorrow at her South La Grande home. The Current Tople club to be hosted by William Miller on Friday the 24th. J J Read Fred Blumell and Ole Faningsen of Alberta Canada seek a site in La Grande today. L Rice of Pendleton attends tonight's basketball game and joined the squad last evening. Mrs M Baker plans a short visit to her son Lloyd in Welser. L W Damon presiding as pou Jude during Rebeordher Snook's Elgin absence. Mrs Anna Gaskel of Alivel visiting J M Berry for a few days. Miss Kate Zweifel, visiting friends, returns home near Summerville. O M Heacock returns to Pendleton after a business visit. Mrs Dr Spencer of Huntington and Abbie Massee of Menomonie Wis employed at Huntington pass through La Grande en route to Portland. James Connors now in charge of construction crews on the cut off west of town.
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J. Nolan
Enterprise
Land Office
Dr. Whiting
Frank E. Smith
Elgin
la Grande
William Miller
J. J. Read
Fred Blumell
Ole Faningsen
Alberta
Canada
L. W. Damon
Pou Jude
Rebeordher Snook
Anna Gaske
Alivel
J. M. Berry
City
Dr. Spencer
Huntington
Imins Abbie Massee
Menomonie
Wis
Portland
Local residents attend events and travel notices in La Grande
Tom Brusier arrives from Union to transact business. Pendleton and La Grande groups make timber proof and social plans. Oliver family attend funeral in La Grande. Mrs Galloway travels to Union for ill husband. Wellman returns from Portland as mother improves. Minstrel planning underway by Elks. Pendleton debating and basketball teams arrive for events in La Grande and Enterprise. Elks social set for next Saturday night invites members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brusier
Union
Parker
Eugene Reilly
Cruse
Boise
Marshall Oliver
North Yakima
H. W. Oliver
Q. T. Galloway
C. P
Power From Cove Expected To Restore Dispatchable Load
Manager Fred Hoveh received a report from Cove station that the ditch was cleaned and water turned in at 10 oclock. By night the water should fill the pipe and generate current this evening. If so La Grande station power will be shut off and Cove will supply the power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoveh
Cove Station
la Grande Station
Cove
Housh
la Grande
Morgan Iakw
Andrews Family Mourns Death Of East Liverpool Father
Councilman A V Andrews learns his father died last night in East Liverpool Ohio. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday as telegram arrived this morning informing him in time for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Andrews Pather
A. V. Andrews
East Liverpool
Mr. Andrews
Andrews Rethinks Return as Illness Delays Work
The article notes Mr. Andrews unable to return home on time due to illness. It recalls a prior visit two years ago when he was in his tenth year, and mentions A. V. Andrews unaware of the sickness. Excavation planned to reach about 2000 cubic yards of earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Andrews
A. V. Andrews
Building of a Sunday School praised by city audience
James Edmonds, famed Sunday school expert, delivered at the Baptist church last night. The address was hailed as one of the best of its kind in the city, with listeners gaining useful suggestions to improve Sunday school work and growth. The piece urged churches to actively nurture the department as essential to their duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edmonds
Baptist Church
Lecture on The Rise of the Workingman by Maurice Fitemaurice
Reverend Maurice Fitemaurice presents The Rise of the Workingman at the Presbyterian Church this Saturday evening at 8. Tickets cost 26 cents and are sold at Van Buren's book store Lewis printery and Silverthorn Mack's drug store. The talk covers labor issues and social conditions in both the old and new worlds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Fitemaurice
Pressbyterian
van Buren
Lewis Printery
Llverthorn & Mack's
McSparlan Preaches as Baptism and Confession Mark Meeting
Last evening Mr. McSparlan preached to eight fine audiences with extra chairs in the main room. A man and wife were baptized during the opening service. After dismissal a young woman confessed Christ. Lights were poor but improvements are underway today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSparlan
Christ
J L Mare Wins Contract for Hospital Roadway Excavation
Contractor J L Mare has secured the contract to excavate the roadway behind the new hospital building and will begin work tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mare
Another Candidate Emerges for County Clerk Post
A new candidate surfaces as the county clerk race heats up. This afternoon it is announced that W. F. Anderson would soon announce his candidacy for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Anderson
Bakery for Sale in Oregon Offers Full Equipment Pack
La Grande Observer reports a bakery listing in Oregon offering a complete setup including mixer and a metric motor, with horses and wagons mentioned. It promises best terms and a prime store location with shipment to seven other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Oregon
Best of Terma
la Grande Observer
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T-N- Murphy
Hiss Margaret Kirk
South la Grande
Kate Zweifel
Toloner
Summerville
M. Heacock
Pendleton
James Connors
Pendleton Tribune
Pendleton High School
J. 3. Landers
Enterprise School
Harold Warner
Arthur Means
Orville Reeves
Ed Shockley
The
Pendleton Schoola
Miss Foley
Hazel Nolan
Eunice Vogel
Gertrude Jordan
Nora Johnson
Lucile Rader
Hazel Rader
Daisy McPherson
Ruth Gibson
Mien Elste Irwin
Vera Wells
E. L. Morgan
Hermiston
Christian Campaign
Entral Church of Christ
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