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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
6
Miss Bertha Young announces violin lessons and holds a teachers certificate from Whitman College Conservatory of Music. For details call phone 1994.
Our restaurant claims to be the best place for ladies to dine with carefully arranged attractive surroundings and pleasant aromas. The cookery is praised by patrons and promises a tasty meal that will delight the palate and leave readers with a favorable impression.
Attorney G E Cochran returns to Union after court. Junior League picnics in the mountains west of town. Mrs G Blake returns home to Baker City. J W Johnson to inspect Wallowa extension. Gilman tests hydrants amid dry weather. F P Hammond plans Portland trip to buy stock for sale in city. Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs E G Adcock’s. Dr H A Sturdevant buys Reavis dental parlors. P A Foley and Ray Eldridge ship 21 cattle to Kansas City. Judge Aikin upholds verdict fining Forbes for liquor sale without license.
The W C G T U will meet with Mrs Worstall next Wednesday at 2 30 replacing the previously scheduled Thursday session.
The Neighborhood Club hosts an afternoon program featuring a Japanese musical show with light refreshments at club rooms on Thursday. Admission is 15 cents. J H Rinehart and family from Summerville, Union County, pause en route to Mayville for the Oregon Rinehart family reunion at W. J Edwards home near Mayville this year. The Rinehart lineage traces to early settlers from Iowa arriving in Willamette Valley in 1854, with annual reunions at various locations. The event underscores the family’s prominence among Oregon pioneers.
In yesterday's school election 160 votes were cast with Henry Henson receiving 103 and Jessie Cavana 56. Henson, who previously served the district, consented to run despite prior mentions in later elections, marking his first formal candidacy.
In this city on Monday evening June 18 1906 Nelson and Christina Maswick were married by Rev E B Hays at the Cates home. Refreshments followed and the couple will reside in this city. John Johnson of Spokane and Mrs Mary Smits of this city were married last Saturday in Spokane and have since come here. They hosted friends at their home last evening and likely will settle here.
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