Neighborhood club hosts Koffee Klatch and planning session
Mesdames and MMisters attended a well enjoyed Koffee Klatch with High Five prizes awarded to Mrs. Al Andrews and Dr. L. D. Reavis. Refreshments included fruit salad lettuce sandwiches cake coffee and pineapple sherbet. The Neighborhood Club meets next Tuesday for a Japan topic led by Mrs. Rachel Worstall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
W. Bartlett
Jay van Buren
Chas, Norris
J. J. Garr
al Andrews
L. D. Reavis
Messers
Clarente Crawford
E. E. Bragg
Guy Burkit
F. E. Moore
JM. Berry
W. J. Snodgrass
Frank Lilly
J. H. Aikine
Z. P. Eubank
N. Molitor
Fred Swaney
Misses Squires
Margaret Porter
Mabel Williams
Maud Snodgrass
Felicie Lyne
Moina Aikine
Mesars Crawford
Claycomb
Commercial Club
Japan
Rachel Worstall
Spring Brook Dairy Milk Route Acquired by Blue Mountain Creamery
The Blue Mountain Creamery Company buys the Spring Brook Dairy milk route from J. W. McAlister and takes possession April 1. Milk will be delivered each morning, cooled and bottled, with sweet cream and buttermilk available from the wagon. Ben Noyes will lead the wagon, promising prompt service and courtesy, and patronage is solicited with the same Jersey milk quality and prices as before. Call Main 44 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain Creamery Company
Spring Brook
Ben Noyes
Biv Mountain Craamung Co
Local People and Movements Highlight La Grande Scene
Local residents in La Grande include Mr and Mrs S Moore of North Powder visiting the city. Baker City’s M J Lawrence transacted business here. J W Weaver arrived from Elgin, James J Hurley from Imbler and Huntington visitor Clark Adams in town. Walter Pierce heads to San Francisco for about ten days. Mrs Jay Thompson of Pleasant Valley visits La Grande this week. Ben Brown filed a petition with the county clerk as a political candidate. Mrs T Galloway and son Walter depart for Union after two weeks here. Mrs E K Funk and family return to Fremont Utah after a year with the Stringham home. Rev Meridith, new Methodist pastor from New York City, to arrive and hold services. A M Dickey and wife arrive from McPherson Kansas to visit J W Dickey before heading to the Sound. Ralph Nebler taken to Portland for appendectomy, father accompanying him. The city hosts many farmers amid optimistic harvest talk. Geo Childers to move to California with family after forty years in La Grande. James Snodgrass resigns as assistant secretary of the Commercial Club to return to Romig & Staples. T J Ormond will succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Des
S. Moore
North Powder
M. J. Lawrence
Baker City
J. W. Weaver
Elgin
James J. Hurley
Imbler
Clark Adams
Huntington
Walter Pierce
San Francisco
Ben Brown
T. Galloway
Walter
Union
E. K. Funk
Fremont
Utah
Ed. Stringham
Meridith
Methodist Church
New York City
Geo. Childers
California
Mr. Childers
la Grande
James Snodgrass
Commercial Club
Romig & Staples
T. J. Ormond
Mr. Snodgrass
Trade Comes From Action Not Idle Waiting
A short provincial proverb notes that grafting, lying, or bluffing do not bring work while business grows only through active effort. The call to action urges proactive pursuit of trade. Free Jacons.
Magnificent display of flies and fishing gear at Newby Drug
Passersby on Adams Avenue are invited to view an elaborate window display at Newby Drug Company featuring flies rods and fishing paraphernalia. The scene evokes mountain streams and poetic imagery as the fishing season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Avenue
Newby Drug Company
Isaac Walton
Christopher North
County tax receipts show strong payments and rebates
Sheriff T. B. Johnson turned over to County Treasurer Frawley $78,675.50 of tax money collected to date, bringing total receipts to $92,585.16. Citizens are paying promptly and many are using the rebate. Johnson started collecting about fifteen days later than last year but still made a creditable showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Johnson
Frawley
Johnson
Opening Baseball Day With Scrubs Trial
Tomorrow marks the season opener as new players are tested against the Scrubs. A twenty five cent entrance fee will be charged to cover expenses and reduce reliance on a subscription list. Manager Heisner explains the fee helps raise funds for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrubs
Heisner
Edna Clark Dies After Fall From Horse At Union
Funeral services for Edna Clark 15 of Union were held yesterday after she died from a fractured skull suffered when she was thrown from a horse while riding to water last Tuesday. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chauncey Clark. Mrs Geo Palmer is recuperating at home from California visit. Union notices include Eaton Linn and Hoffman near Elgin entries with dates in 1896 and 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Clark
Chauncey Clark
Union
Edna
Ladies of Central Church sale to reject Seley
The Ladies of Central Church of Christ arrange a cooked food apron and bonnet sale on April 14 with special orders accepted now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church of Christ
Seley
Piano House Introductory Sale Promises Low Prices
An advertisement touts uprights for 258 dollars and finer pianos for 286 dollars, claiming lower prices than competitors on the coast and within the state. The copy also mentions a push to relocate to Alaska for work.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golden Rule
Grande Ronde Valley
Oregon
la Grande Orchestra
the Golden Rule Company
Adame Avenue
V. Andrews
la Grande Investment Co
Swift
the City Grocery and Bakery
E. Polack
Propr
Jay Thompson
Pleasant Valley
A. M. Dickey
McPherson
Kansas
J. W. Dickey
the Sound
Ralph Nebler
Portland
T.N. Murphy
Geo. Palmer
Sonu
Eaton—Linn
Robert Earl Eaton
Sarah Linn
Eiars Piano House
Berry Gow
Alaska
Bang
Medal Resturant
Bate
Stein Block
Adler
Suiing
Chicago
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