Evening party hosts a light hearted circus act
A group of young people announced themselves at Mr. J. E. Reynold's Adams Avenue home as guests for a lively evening. Lottie and Mayme Howard Florence McCall Hazel Landrum Gertrude Ralston Alberta Hopper Edna Wissler Naomi Williamson Archie Bacon Roy Goodnough Arlie Bay Hasie Landrum Carrol Mack and Leo Harring performed for the hosts. The 401 club gains another volume in its history of good times through Misses Evalyn Rohan and Mayme Reith. Plans grow for the Blue Mountain University reunion at Elk's on February 9 with committees named for program reception and executive work. Charles Mimnaugh and Mrs. Mimnaugh traveled from Parry to Elgin this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reynold
Adams Avenue
Jay
Lottie and
Mayme Howard
Florence McCall
Hazel Landrum
Gertrude Ralston
Alberta Hopper
Edna Wissler
Naomi Williamson
Archie Bacon
Roy Goodnough
Arlie Bay
Hasie, Landrum
Carrol Mack
Leo Harring
Evalyn Rohan
Mayme Reith
401 Club
Blue Mountain University
Elk’snn
John Williamson
Wm. Rynearson
Jos. F. Baker
W. D. Grandy
Neii Ackles
Geo. H. Currey
Turner Oliver
E. L. Ecklay
Arthur Williams
Ada Walters
Local items from Elgin and area noted in brief
D Sommar visits from Elgin. The First National Bank store at Joseph opens. H H Glark of Cove in the city on business. Dr M K Hall travels to Haines for a professional visit. Readers asked to report missed deliveries. 87 voters registered in the five La Grands precincts by last evening. M L Causey plans 160 acres more winter apples on Sandridge in spring. Frank E Smith returns to Elgin after visiting Baker City and elsewhere. Pauline Lederle visits her paralysed father at St Anthony’s hospital Pendleton. Fred Housh goes to Union to supervise Grande Ronde Electric Company work there. Donald McDaniel improving after appendicitis operation. son of C T McDaniel of Stockgrowers and Farmers Bank. Holy Engineer L A Pickler departs for Weiser to testify in a damage suit over Penne irrigation ditches. he is a noted irrigation expert in Idaho and will return later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grands
Es M. L. Causey
Frank E. Smith
Elgin
Baker City
Pauline Lederle
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton
Fred Housh
Union
Grande Ron
Picker
Idaho
Prisoners freed as mob overpowers Riga jail
Reports from Riga indicate a mob stormed the jail and freed many political prisoners. The event follows a string of political tension across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Association
Riga
Russia
Alfalfa King of Union County Sees Profit in Crop
J. E. Reynolds, known as the alfalfa king of Union County, reports 265 acres with plans to add 75 acres next season. On a 140 acre tract without irrigation he harvested three and a half tons per acre at 7 dollars a ton, yielding 24.50 per acre and a net profit slightly over 17.60 per acre after costs and interest. He argues alfalfa is more profitable than wheat and predicts stronger returns as the crop expands in the Northwest Grande Valley winter feeding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reynolds
Union County
Reynolds
Grande Valley
Northwest
Knights of Pythias Special Meeting Notice
Special meeting at K P hall with Grand Lodge officers Wednesday at 8 oclock sharp all members and visiting brothers urged to attend by C C R Parnson K R S Mrs D H Proctor and children visit Elgin today to see friends purse found call Summer house to claim ads text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Grand Lodge
C. C. R. Parnson
D. H. Proctor
Elgin
Summer House
Fire at Perry Hits Lumber Plant
Fire at Grande Ronde Lumber Company's Perry plant destroyed the dry kiln and left the building a total loss though the planing mill adjoining was saved. Loss including building and stock is not expected to exceed fifteen hundred dollars. machinery suffered no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Ronde Lumber Company
Perry
Fowler has coal and rooms for rent
Two carloads of coal just received. Order now. G. E. Fowler invites inquiries about housekeeping rooms for rent at S. C. Zupar location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
G. E. Fowler
Wirs. S. CG. Zupar
Wet It Here Quick Meal Stop Ad
A brief ad notes a quick meal option in a small shop offering Moutloicats for 450 dollars. The fragment mentions UPFN DAY and ND NC DA but lacks clear context or full details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golden Rule
New Empire
Bissell
the Golden Rule Company
A. V. Andrews
E. Pollack, Propr
B. M. U. Reunion
Charles Mimnaugh
Parry
D. Sommar
Chicago
B. M. A. Reunion
Elkshall
J. E. Reynote
Pres
Pekin
Miss Roosevelt
Mrs. T.N- Murphy
Knights OF
Pythias
QUIK
J. A. Arbuckle
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