Chautauqua Ends as Social Season Winds Down
The past week saw heavy chautauqua activity limiting card parties and sewing clubs resuming next week. Isis theatre staff and guests enjoyed a post show gathering with Nick Greenaway and his wife heading to Missoula for a Montana Amusement position. Out of town attendees joined a social afternoon hosted by Mrs C H Finn in La Grande with twelve guests including Portland and San Francisco visitors. The up river season brings camping parties to the Grande Ronde and auto tours to the fish hatchery with the Union County Motor club noon gathering. Marriage notice: Robert Bruce Mollins and Ald Fite officiated at Niederer home last night.
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Isis Theatre
Nick Greenaway
Arcade Theatre
la Grande
C. H. Finn
N Avenue
Har
Grande Ronde
Union County Motor Club
Not Going to Lunch as Dress Delays
A humorous exchange from Harper's Bazar and La Bruyere contrasts keeping a sacred word with missing dress delivery. The dialogue notes the irony of keeping promises while fashion delays attendance.
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Harper's Bazar
Pres Smith and Party Arrive for LDS Stake Conference
President Joseph Smith Counsellor Henry Smith Bishop C W Nibley and Dr Seymour B Young arrived in Le Grande last night in their special car. They will stay through tomorrow and lead general meetings at the tabernacle during a stake conference of the L D S A. No unusual church activity is reported beyond a routine visit.
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le Grande
Joseph Smith
Henry Smith
C. W.nibley
Seymour B. Young
L. D
Tabernacle
Smith
Lucky or Not: a wry exchange on manners and envy
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune excerpt recalls Eve as lucky and free from female critics while she resists envy of first gowns. The dialogue contrasts social scrutiny with personal poise, then shifts to a Drummond quip praising lifelong learning in art and the brevity of pilgrim ages.
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Eve
Mr. Henpeque
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Dutchers Wagon Shop Seeks Wagon Repairs and Accessories
Readable ad fragment notes wagon shop services including wagon repairing and tire resetting. Mentions second-hand wagons hacks and camp wagons for sale. No specific names, dates, or locations provided.
Miss Graves Dies at 11 after Typhoid in La Grande
Mattie E Graves aged 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs B D Graves died at 430 this morning at 1411 T avenue after two weeks illness of typhoid fever. Born in Ventio Oregon November 16 1901. Funeral Sunday July 16 at 200 pm. The family has lived in La Grande two years. Mr Graves employed as car and freight clerk.
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Mattle E. Graves
B. D. Graves
T Avenue
Mattie
Viento
Oregon
la Grande
Graves
Sometimes a man keeps promises worth more than money
Annie Eben says keeping promises earns greater credit than hoarding wealth. Washington Star notes courage to confess wrong actions. Hawkins faced punishment with loud protest, while Lollerby questions the outcome as Dabb chuckles.
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Annie Eben
Dunne
Washington Star
Lourseau
Parish Ladies Host Baby Show for Hospital Benefit
A fragment notes the parish ladies organizing a baby show for hospital aid. Mentions Mrs Chatterson and humorous exchange about desired status and comfort, with phrases about success and aspiration.
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Mercury
Emil Niederer
Robert Bruce Molllins Ald Fite
Muidiad
Fupo
Gillilan
la Bruyere
Pres. Smith
Drummond
M. Rosenbaum
Sixth Street
Ore
Red
Cigar Factory
Fir Street
Northwest
Oregon Country
Astoria
Glen Curtiss
West
United States
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Centennial Committee
WM. McMurray
L Pass
Portland
R.R
Enterprise Real Estate Company
Enterprise
Miss. Graves
Typhoid
Sergei
Adams and Oak
Crawford Boarding House
Park Grounds
Observer
F. D. Halisten
Fox Hill
Perry
Grande Ronde Lumber Company
Burnap
le Grange
Jon
Boys’ Savers’ Club
A. B. Cheery
Mgr
Cherry
Hawkins
Lollerby
Dabblelch
Harper's Weekly
Spurgeon
Bing
R. Annie
Loupes
Royal Grocery
South LaGrande
Geo. H. Currey
J. H. PE
U. S. Land Office
Adams Avenue
J. E. Stevenson
G. A. Brown
D. D
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