Local visitors and fairgoers visit La Grande area
Cobble Le Roy Lay and Albert Conklin were in La Grande on business. Eckersly flew to Union yesterday. Clerk visited the La Grande fair Tuesday. W F Alexander and family came to La Grande Thursday. Fred White and family attended the La Grande fair Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wright, recently at the Portland fair, returned home Tuesday. Frank Roberts visited Union on Tuesday. Mr Berry of Union was a Cove visitor.
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le Roy Lay
la Grande
Albert Conklin
Eckersly
Union
W F Alexander
Fred White
Wright
Portland Fair
Frank Roberts
Mr Berry
Herodel McKennis
Summerville
McKinda
McKinnie Bros
Porte
JM Barry
Portland
Sheriff Pennington
Balem
Brown
McDowell
Local Notes From Summerville Social Round
Summerville items report Mr and Mrs Dawthorne and sister Miss Elmer were at the fair Saturday with a fine time. Mr Gibson is visiting his mother. Mr Gibson will become pastor at La Grande Baptist Church. Mr John Murchison bought Choate store. Mr and Mrs Woody left for Nebraska on the lith. Mr and May Hunter and daughter joined them to La Grande. Mr J Smith died on the 10th with funeral at the Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock on Thursday.
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Dawthorne
Elmer
Whitmore
Lilly Gibson
Sirs Cheste
Gibson
la Grande
The
Baptist Church
John Murchison
Queen Evther Opera Frees Week with Elite Synod Looming
Management of the Queen Evther sacred opera announces that evening rehearsals will be halted for the rest of the week out of respect for the Presbyterian Synod meeting. The next rehearsal is scheduled for Monday at 7:30 PM in the club gymnasium, and all cast and chorus must attend. A brown bus is missing after Monday night from the Opera House to Nibley’s wood yard. A gentleman’s purse containing two ten dollar bills and small change is lost. return to the office for a reward.
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Evther
Presbyterian Synod
Club Cymnasium
Opera House
Nibley's Wood Yard
Golden Rale
Baker City News Roundup Highlights Local People and Events
Local notes report Mr Dalby leaving with friends in Baker City and William Lindweil and others visiting Portland for lodge work. Dr Lingeln attends a State Dental meeting, while Epiacopil ladies host a rummage sale at Kilpatrick building selling low priced items. A jury convicts Howard Pock in a liquor case. Rev Bell attends the Presbytery Synod. Sam Parker injures shoulder in a fall. Mrs. Sherman Rees visits La Grande. Sheridan to Portland trip. prayer meeting canceled due to Synod.
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Fivanhoe
Portland
Delsgate
Kf Grande Lodge
L Lingeln
State Dental Bond
Morton and Hant Families Welcome New Daughters
In the city, Morton first child born Tuesday Oct 10 to Mr and Mrs Lawrence W Morton a daughter. Also in the city, Hant welcomed a daughter Thursday Oct 12 to Mr and Mrs D Hant.
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Morton
Lawrence W Morton
Hunt
D Hant
Uncle Joh Perkins Comes to Stewarts Opera House
Pleasant Hour Happy comedy and lotsa of it appears in the newest comedy drama Uncle Joh Perkins by Low B Parker. The whore name is linked to many successful productions enjoyed by our theatregoers this season at Stewarts Opera House on Monday 16.
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Joh Perkins
Low B Parker
Stewarts Opera House
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