Local items reflect court visits and travel across towns
Imbler resident C L Cazier visits county seat while Cy Aum leaves for Pendleton on business. Union residents Lon Mitchell and Leland Clark attend court. Pendleton guest Mrs. Robinson visits the Russell home. Haines visitors J A Hearing and H C Robinson tour land offices. Taton guests O B Pratt and J B Wolf attend court. Charles F Garrett of Elgin buys isolated land tracts. Elgin residents Tap Thomas visit Johnson revival meetings. Farmers Union locals invite new members in La Grande. Pendleton’s Mrs Kate Frasier visits sister Mrs Annie Stevens. Idaho pair Willis and Beaty tour the valley to explore real estate. Dispatcher Fisher, formerly at O R N office here, now in Portland, visits briefly. Father Campo of Baker City conducts services. he returns home today. Mrs George Ackles arrives from Portland to stay a few days. Mr Ackles improving in health after moving to Portland, at 210 pounds. D Fitzgerald of La Grande Iron Works buys Al Stephens residence on 6th Street for resale. Misses Lela and Fern Sampson return from St Vincent’s hospital in Portland. Mr Sampson is very sick and physicians fear the worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Portland
Father Campo
Baker City
Fathher Campo
George Ackles
Ackles
D. Fitzgerald
la Grande Iron Works
al Stephens
6Th Street
Fitzgerald
Lela
Fern Sampson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mrs. Hewitt Dead At Palmer House
Mrs. Hewitt wife of the Palmer House proprietor died at midnight. Funeral planned for Saturday if relatives from Joseph arrive in time.
Condition Serious After Nighttime Injury
Semi unconscious and in a very critical state Mrs Ames a Northside resident who was saved from death yesterday morning is brought to the Fourth Street Sanatorium today. Her condition remains very serious with partial consciousness and extensive burns from the waist down and on her hands and arms. She is the mother of a one month old child and there are few hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Northside
Fourth Street
Social Eve and Marital News Across Hope Chapter Events
Section No. one and Section No. two of the Order of Eastern Star at Hope Chapter No. 12 enjoyed parlor amusements and music by MaeNeill Sara Smith and Hilda Anthony with recitations by Mrs. Lloyd Scriber Mary Penington and Sara Smith. Mrs Alice Ladd and George Tucker wed in Seattle and plan a Northwest honeymoon beginning at 909 Front Howell Seattle. The Couch home celebrated its 20th wedding anniversary with a luncheon and games including a floral romance clue and a musical contest won by Mrs Merton Kiddie. Mr Hanford’s staging of The American Lord is set for Steward Opera House on Wednesday March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Hope
Misses MaeNeill
Sara Smith
Hilda Anthony
Lloyd Scriber
Mary Penington
Eastern Star
Alice Ladd
Walla Walla
Seattle
March &d
George Tucker
Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Tucker
Northwest
Fott Howell Street
Seatties
Observer
A. G. Colleen
Moss Chapel
Couch
Elsie Couch
Marjorie McCall
Florence McCall
Roy Couch
Franklin Zurbrick
Merton Kiddie
Willard Couch
Chance Guidance Bends to The American Lord for Hanford
Charles B. Hanford, seeking a contrast to classic drama, is drawn to The American Lord after a friend mentions it as fitting his aim for a native themed piece. A favorable description of Crane’s presentation leads Hanford to request the manuscript, though his engagements prevent immediate sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B
Hanford
William
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. L. Cazier
Imbler
Cy Aum
Pendleton
Lon Mitchell
Leland Clark
Union
Mrs. Robinson of
J. A. Russell
J. A. Hearing
H.C. Robinson
Haines
Land Office
O. B. Pratt
J. B. Wolf
Taton
Charles F. Garret
Elgin
Mrs
Tap Thomas of
Farmers’ Union
la Grande Local
Kate Frasier
Annie Stevens
Messrs Willis and
Beaty
Idaho
Grande Ronde
Inless Denfi
Grande Ator Bak
Eid Lan P
Chance
Him
J. A. Olster
Ferguson
M. Heacock
Ted
Ant
Essenialis
General Electric
E.0.light & Power Co
Miashua
Bad Analo
Cpecc Nee
Logan-Sherwood Realty CO
la. Grande National Bank Building
C. F. Goolidgs
Grande Ronde Cash CO
Waters
Yukon
HR Groceny
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