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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
8
The Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph company announces a directory manuscript in preparation for October 1. For new names corrections and updates, call the company office.
Those who saw The Senator s Daughter at the Pastime theatre are urged to attend tonight or tomorrow night. It is one of the best dramatic stock offerings, well written, staged, costumed and acted. Miss Hehta Natino excels as Lucila Stetson and Miss Louise Kelley adds great humor as Mrs Higgins.
Over the next two weeks a large move to higher schools will begin with Miss Jane Harris leaving for Ellensburg marking a steady exodus. The University of Oregon is expected to attract the largest delegation including Ben Grout Will Neill James Neill Pearl Huff Naomi Williamson Joe Williamson Ivy Williams Sarah Riddle and Harry Stein. O A C students Jay Reynolds Clyde Day Ethel McKennon and Charlie Reynolds are also noted as potential entrants with others considering U of O and agricultural schools.
An eight member dancing club named Le Jaunese was formed last night to host monthly informal invitation dances at the Elks hall starting this month. Officers include President Mrs A W Nelson Vice President Ruth Bush Secretary Lulu Guilling and Treasurer Frances Massee. Committees were appointed for the venture described as a new feature in local social events.
For sale a fresh cow yielding nearly four gallons of extra rich milk. Inquiries to Red 1022. Also school books advertised by Bly Drug Store and Newlin Book and Stationery Co offering best varieties and biggest values in school supplies at Silverthorn's Fam.
The rural drama Uncle Josh Perkins arrives at Steward Opera House on Wednesday September 15. The life like four-act play follows a sharp New York attorney planning to marry heiress Edith Marston for her money. Uncle Josh foils the plot and a happy ending follows with special act presentations.
Notice effective September 1d and until further notice local tickets will not be honored on Train No 8 between Portland and Huntington. The train will still make regular sched uled stops to pick up passengers destined to points east of Huntington.
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