Peebler and Johnson Nuptials Held at Johnson Home
In La Grande the wedding of Adolph E. Peebler and Miss Leola Johnson occurred Tuesday July 5 1906 at the Johnson home with Rev. O K. King officiating at high noon Relatives witnessed the ceremony and guests dined on a decorated table after bouquets and music set the scene The couple receive many presents and both families are prominent locals The Observer will not publish tonight as the entire force walks out and tomorrow’s issue will cover the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eebler Johnson
T. B. Johnson
Adolph E. Peebler
Leola Johnson
O. K. King
Elizabeth King
Mendellssohn
Henry Peehler
Tinor
Henry Peetler
la Grande
Grandma Palmer
Fourth of July local notes and travel mentions
Local brief: Portland agent E C Moore in the city for the Fourth. Judge Samuel White visiting from Baker City. Various residents travel to Elgin Baker City Colfax Haines Union and La Grande for reunions the G A R and Fourth of July events. Church midweek meeting moved to Thursday. La Grande property owners urged to number houses. Grandma Palmer recounts early Fourth of July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Moore
Portland
Samuel White
Baker City
la Grande
W. J. Snodgrass
Colfax
British Columbia
Gillilan
Haines
G. T. Fleming
J. R. Forest
Iowa
Arthur Brown
G. H Wheeler
A. C. Cleaver
Central Railroad
Union 1
Elgin
Central Church
Clara Carpenter
Union
W. R.C
A. Benham
Eastern Oregon Colonizing Co
la Grande Investment Co
Benham
la Grande Investment
FS. Newsome
W. F.burnett
Gao Allen
Wmn. Thompson
Geo. Coonan
Wesley Davis
A. W. Walker
Huntington Hosts Stronger La Grande Baseball Visit
Huntington's baseball team prepares for a game tomorrow against a strengthened La Grande squad. The visitors have added new players and, after practice, show improved efficiency compared with their earlier visit. The home lineup remains the usual core players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Fire destroys St Michael church spire in Hamburg
A fire in Hamburg today destroyed the church of St Michael as its 426 foot tower and spire collapsed. The falling tower crushed nearby houses and caused additional blazes. Four workmen were killed in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heripps News Association
Hamburg
Ger
Fifty Foot Flag Pole Erected at Ladd Creek School
The Ladd Creek School District shares a community note as students celebrate the new flagpole and unfurl Old Glory. Miss Cecil Riggs closes the school year with exercises marking a nine month term in Union County. Meantime Manila reports a cholera outbreak with 21 new cases and 16 deaths. Health officials fear spread and note natives are most affected, with four Americans among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd Creep
Cecil Riggs
Winch
Union County
Ladd Creek
Scripps
Manila
Meaths
C. Dwight
Cook
Co, C
Strcken
Dinner honors Miss Mayme Carr and Miss Ora Gary
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr hosted a refined dinner with red and white decor. Guests included Miss Mayme Carr of North Bend Oregon and Miss Ora Gary of Boise Idaho, with seating cards featuring roses and bouquets enhancing the table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Carr
North Bend
Oregon
Ora Gary
Boise
Idaho
J. J. Carr
North Band
Ioa Gary
Bozeman
Park Cuy
Wireless at Boise Invention By Two Boise City Teens
James Hays and La Fayette Carter, both 17, of Boise City, built a crude wireless telegraph system that works and carries messages between two stations several blocks apart. Carter, nephew of John Hailey Jr and Justice T G Hailey, plans a visit to Salem after arriving in Boise tonight. The boys have spent months refining their plant into a practical wireless setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hays
la Fayette Carter
Boise City
Carter
John Hailey, Jr
Justice T. G. Hailey
John Hailey
Salem
East Oregonian
DUG HIS OWN GRAVE IN KANTISHUA CLAIM DEATH
John Johnson was found dead on his mining claim in Kantishua Fairbanks Alaska on July 5. He was buried in a hole he had dug on the claim while mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriptes Newa Association
Fairbanks
Alaska
John Johnson
Kantishua
The Comfort of the Ladies Restaurant Ad
An advertisement touts a restaurant as the best place for ladies to dine with tasteful decor and refreshing cookery. It promises pleasant surroundings and tasty meals praised by female patrons. Also seeks furnished rooms for light housekeeping and a seven room rental in a good location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zosen
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the Golden Rule Company
Adams Avenue
Varsity
NEW “Varsity
Andrews
Seattle Grocery CO
Lawson Bros
G. W. O’neil
Washington Avenue
Peebler
Johnson Nuptuals
Acresult
Wallowa County
the Stock Growers and Farmers Bank, OF
Wallowa, Oregon
Capital
C. T. McDanien
Cashier
A. K. Steunaneens
Pree
Mins Frances Heritage of Union
W. K. Davis
Eiler
Huntington VS
T-N- Murphy
C. E. Hackman
Cor
Greenwood
J. A. Arbuckle
Pratter
H. S. Massas
the City Grocery and Bakery
FE. Polack
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