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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
5
Five room house with a large lot advertised for sale on Washington Avenue near City Meat Market. Buyer may contact Chas Disqua for inquiries.
Union residents J. B. Ouel and L. J. Lovereson arrive for visits while Walla Walla and Wal- Towa area officials, farm and business leaders, and church figures are noted across Union today. Several travelers report meetings with local offices, university ties, and health recuperation trips to Puget Sound country.
The page lists numerous residents and visitors with brief notes on their movements. Ethel McKennmon travels to Portland to visit friends, Wm Cantrell purchases supplies for Sullivan ranch, Mrs. E Polackin awaits family from North Platte, Father Ralders travels to Wallowa county, Charles F Beeby rides the eastbound train, Mrs. Grace Barrie returns from Hot Lake to her duties, Mrs. Wm. Ramsey visits Pendleton and Indian mission schools, Calvin C Thomason signs timber proofs in Vancouver, Thomason and spouse pleased with new location, and a humorous exchange about a college student in a Harper's Bazaar joke.
No Humbug No Hot Air No Graft advertising copy locates Dr. Mendlesohn permanently at 1105 Adams Avenue opposite the post office. The notice touts his glasses for best results with deep curve lenses offering wider field clearer vision greater comfort and improved appearance.
One of La Grande elite honored as Mrs M P Mendlessohn bride of Dr Mendelssohn hosted a reception at their Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue home. Guests admired decorations and shared wishes for happiness while refreshments were served and committee members assisted.
The Agon class of the Baptist Sunday School brings Byron's Troubadours for an entertainment on Friday evening May 20. Tickets are moving fast and class members will issue bills and tickets in early May. Rev R C Ransom of Chicago praises the troupe as breezy entertaining music. Watch for bills and further announcements.
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