Comfort for ladies at our restaurant praised
The establishment promotes itself as the best place for ladies to dine with a pleasant atmosphere and tasteful arrangements designed to enhance appeal and create agreeable surroundings.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
8
The establishment promotes itself as the best place for ladies to dine with a pleasant atmosphere and tasteful arrangements designed to enhance appeal and create agreeable surroundings.
A local eatery attracts many ladies describing meals as beautiful and refreshing. Patrons praise the pleasant aromas and tasty flavors, noting the cookery earns favorable comments. A sign advertises WNO NCEE attending at $450.
Local items note Ed Bosswell transacting business in Enterprise and social visits by Mrs. Holm and Mrs. Mitchell. Others return from Portland and Northern Oregon. Baker City Judge Sam White visits on legal business while Henry Hugg also returns from Portland. A ball game is postponed by rain and a Japanese horse buyer checks Oregon. The lawn social is postponed and spray damage from rain is reported. The La Grande Investment Company sells two home lots to Abegg. Aberdeen records 12 145 residents, up 40 percent in years.
Mrs. W A Wise arrived from Portland to spend time with Dr. W A Wiss who has bought the Reavis Bros Dental parlors. The Grande Ronde Valley Fruit Growers Union contracted cherries Black Republicans Bing and Lambert to an eastern buyer at five cents per pound. Funeral services for Mrs. J W Scriber will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the Methodist church officiated by Rev B F Meredith.
Miss Lillian McGall and H L Kenny of Oakland were married in a town home ceremony at three. An informal reception followed from four to five. Cora Grace Harding and Benjamin Scott to be solemnly wed at six at the Methodist Church. Mrs James McCoy of Old Town hosted cards. Mrs H B Grady hosts the Five Hundred Club tomorrow at Bridge. Baptist Sunday School picnic planned for Friday June 29 at Proshstel Grove near Grande Ronde river bridge. Marriage licenses issued to Ellen P Van Cleve and Etta Harriett Harmon of Elgin, Lee Morelock and Anna B Christian of Elgin, G Frederick Haller and Violette C Ronring of Union.
School plans a closing day program next Friday evening with Miss Cecil Riggs as teacher. Admission is ten cents. The program includes recitations, songs, dialogues, pantomimes, solos, and a school house venue, featuring multiple grade performances and a farewell instrumental.
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