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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1910

Page

5

Local residents and visitors noted in city updates

The column lists Edna Naomi Kirtley at the family home on Fourth street and George Miller driving from his ranch in Lower Cove. It mentions A A Roberts returning from Baker City, homestead and commutation proofs at the land office, and several hospital operations at Grande Ronde hospital. Continuous updates cover civic tasks, new staff assignments, and a Japanese worker injury.

Edna Naomi Kirtley Fourth Street George Miller Lower Cove A.A. Roberts Baker City Soetioner Albert Drewett James A. Waterbury Jong Creek Frank Toney W. W. Kinzie H. R. Hanna Grande Ronde Hospital Molitor Do N. Molitor le Garrick Edna Barton L. H. Russell Union Roy Oliver Presbyterian Church Hugh T. Keane New York City Land Office A. J. Richter Portland Krouge & Richter Donald Rohan Bacon and Hall la Grande St. Vincent Hospital

Tragic Nursery Fire Kills Five Year Old Fostered by Sibling

In Kansas City a five year old girl Donna Bond died from burns inflicted when her three year old brother, angered by a slap, lit a paper and touched her dress. The incident occurred in the nursery as the children played, and Shu died within an hour.

Kansas City Donna Bond Shu

Banquet Hears Taylor Speak At Cavalry Baptist Class

A valued Cockery Spaniel pup strayed from Geo. L. Cleaver's premises last night. A reward is offered for its return to Mr. Cleaver. The dog answers to Taddg Washington. March 2 Senator Piddling Bob Taylor of Tennessee and other prominent men will speak at the annual banquet of the Vanaha Class of Cavalry Baptist Church, the largest men’s Sunday School class in the world with more than three thousand members.

Geo. L. Cleaver Mr. Cleaver Ecanite Taddg Washington Piddling Bob" Taylor Tennessee Vaneha Cavalry Baptist Church

Unions Prepare Strike as City Considers Action

Unofficial union canvass shows a large number ready to strike and leaders plan to mobilize on Sunday if calls go out. The streetcar firm’s refusal to arbitrate remains a key sticking point noted alongside broader labor readiness.

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Decem Diat members entertained by Mr ind Mre L F Dunn

The Decem Diat were entertained last evening by Mr and Mrs L F Dunn at their Main Age home. A 500 game was played with Dr M K Hall proving most efficient and featured. Refreshments were served to guests.

Decem Diat Ind L. F. Dunn M. K. Hall T He. Bovers

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