Local residents greet visitors and note town events
Baker City visitor E E Dobbins transacted business in La Grande. Miss Laura Holm left for Pendleton to attend school. W D Nelson in town from Haines. J H Rinehart and friends from Summerville visited. Georgia Lash returns from Baker City. Wm Grant, delegate from Grande Ronde presbytery, to return tomorrow. Editor Maxwell of the Oregon Scout in La Grande. C M Bievens and son John visit from Cove. Oscar Lund of Cove visits and transacts business. A C Huntington improves Adams Avenue store fronts. Mrs Mary Mallory and daughter return from California. Mrs William Allinson hosting High Five club Thursday. Royal Arch Majors reminded of meeting with floor work. Mrs F L Lilly returns from three months on the coast. L F Massee returns from five weeks in Wisconsin and Minnesota. resumes express agent duties. reports harvest and prosperity. Rev E B Hays returns from Newport. elected moderator. Mrs S E Clark attends Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting. Dr J G Price returns to North Powder after two days in La Grande. Geo Hanson Jr visiting relatives. C R Beckley visits from Baker City. L R Watts left for Pendleton. Mrs J L Corbett visiting grandmother in Pendleton. expected home Thursday. Miss Hazel D Landrum visits Will Landrum. Hermiston Herald note. Ben Weathers passes through La Grande en route to Portland. Miss A Fisher of Portland visits GC R Thornton. heads to Omaha for Missionary societies meeting. Editor D W Nelson of Haines Record visits. Mr and Mrs E H Shaw return from Wallowa County to settle in Grande Ronde. Friday evening Kaffee Klatch hosted by Mesdames Crawford and Bragg at Mr Crawford’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Dobbins
Baker City
Laura Holm
Pendleton
W.D. Nelson
Haines
J. H. Rinehart
la Grande
Summerville
Georgia Lash
Wm. Grant
Portland
Newport
Grande Ronde Presbytery
Maxwell
Oregon Scout
C. M. Bievens
John
Cove
Oscar Lund
Transuc
Ing
A. C. Huntington
Adams Avenue
Royal Arch
F.L. Lilly
L. F. Massee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
E. B. Hays
Oregon
Hazel D. Landrum
Will Landrum
Herminton
Umatilla County
Herald
Ben Weathers
Wallowa
Enterprise
A. Fisher
GC. R. Thornton
Omaha
Missionary Societies of the
United States
D. W. Nelson
Haines Record
E. H. Shaw
Wallowa County
Grande Ronde
Clarence Crawford
E. E. Bragg
Crawford
Sudden Proposition on Antigraphine Tablets Ends Cold Spell
A brief item reports Antigraphine Tablets from Newuis Duus Co may end a sudden cold spell if taken. No dates or locations are given, but the notice reads like a product claim awaiting evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newuis Duus Co
Missionary Society Speakers to Address M E Church
Tomorrow evening Mesdames Beharrall of Portland and Mathews of Seattle representing the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will speak at the M E Church. A good attendance of both ladies and gentlemen is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Beharrall
Portland
Mrs. Mathews
Seattle
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
M.E
Wisconsin man arraigned on burglary charge
Philip Edmons, 26, from Wisconsin, appeared before Justice Hough. He waived examination and was committed in default of a $500 bond after breaking into a box car and taking valuables. Police recovered several of the items. he still had some on his person, and his guilt is deemed almost certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Edmons
Wisconsin
Justice Hough
Two Suspects Arrested For Jacket Theft And Whisky Theft
Chief Rayburn and Special Officer McLachlin arrested two men accused of stealing a lady's jacket and a jug of whisky. The jacket was found in a resort in the red light district where the pair tried to sell it along with stolen furs. They planned to reach Portland but would pass the jacket for a small sum to raise getaway money. They were found asleep near the whisky in the city iron house and are believed to have consumed the liquor. The jacket is at the office for the owner to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayburn
McLachlin
Red-Light
Portland
Iron House
Dyspepsia and Osteopathic Remedies Highlighted
An advertisement touts dyspepsia as curable via osteopathic correction of spinal nerve centers. It claims constipation and related symptoms are treated by Dr. King's New Life Pills, asserting relief without discomfort for 26c, guaranteed by the New India Drug Co.
Apple Picker Help Wanted at Tatman Farm
Apple pickers wanted at once. Apply to F. Tatman, Fruitdale, or telephone Black 201. The ad notes a health claim for Hollistar's Rocky Mountain Tea and Nawlin Drug Co. as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatman Fruitdale
Telephone Black
Hollistar
Nawlin
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Finn
Astrakhan
San Francisco
the Golden Rule Company
Mary Mallory
California
William Allinson
L. R. Watts
Watts Drug Company
J. L. Corbett
T-N- Murphy
Watts Drag CO
Flor de Hackman
C. E. Hackman
Cor
Greenwood
Waldorf
Astor
the Model
J. A. Arbuckle
Trogstone
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