Local Items Highlight Movements and Returns
Miss Belle Grey left for Elgin for a short visit while Frank Harris returned from Union and then left for Elgin on business. Mr. and Mrs. McGuire of Boise, after a Seattle sojourn, visited La Grande with L. E. Pickler and departed this morning. Perry Thornton, from North Powder, attended the M. E. church reception and returned to his work. L. E. Stump of Afro Libre, Betalia de Puebla, Mexico, entrusted with business in La Grande, left for home. Mrs. T. A. Rinehart arrives tomorrow after eight months away and illness, visiting in Walla Walla and Eugene before staying with Judge and Mrs. Eakin in Satem, Portland today, then heads home tonight.
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Mrs. McGuire
Boise
Seattle
la Grande
L. E. Pickler
Perry Thornton
North Powder
M. E. Church
L. E. Stump
Afro Libre
Betalia de Puebla
Mexico
T. A. Rinehart
Walla Walla
Eugene
Travel notices for Grace Van Fleet Johnson and others
Thomas Grace of the Pastime theatre left today for a business trip visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur Van Fleet and Miss Maude Johnson. J J Connor of the NK West store and H J Braton of Palmer mill returned from a short outing at Rondown.
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Thomas Grace
Pastime Theatre
Arthur van Fleet
J. J. Connor
N. K. West
H. J. Braton
Palmer Mill
Rondown
Work to Start on Ford J Holmes Residence Site
Builders will begin construction on the Ford J Holmes house on 4th Street once the foundations are laid. Helaner and Robinson hold the contract and expect work to commence shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Holmes
Lamber Ds
Ford J. Holmes
4Th Street
Helaner & Robinson
Last Chance Tonight at Pastime Theatre Drama
The scene promises Miss Natino Mr. Harrison and Mr. Routh in From Sire to Son a strong supporting cast elevating what is described as one of the best dramas of the stock company. Tonight is the last chance to see the powerful play before Tomorrow’s Down on The Farm.
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Natino
Foresters Court Maid Marion No 22 Seeks Full Membership
Attention foresters. A regular meeting of Court Maid Marion No. 22 Foresters of America is tonight. Important business will be transacted and full membership is desired by order of Claude Mackey Chief Ranger.
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Court Maid Marion No. 22
Foresters of America
Pendleton to Host Branch U S Court Office
Eastern Oregon attorneys may file federal court papers locally in Pendleton as a branch office opens in the Smith-Crawford building with Mrs. Vida Johnston in charge. The courthouse moves await federal building completion. first Pendleton jury term anticipated December with no government party cases.
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United States District and Circuit Court For
Oregon
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Vida Johnston
Smith-Crawford Building
United States Marshal
Family Trees Yield Mixed Results For Generations
A concise note on how lineage and lineage-based expectations can falter across families. The saying suggests that genealogical ties do not guarantee success or happiness for descendants, highlighting the unpredictability of inherited traits.
Distinguish permanent from temporary eye conditions
The ad urges consulting Dr. Mendelsohn for eye care, warning that inexperienced examiners misjudge conditions. It cites his experience, lists his Adams Avenue location opposite the post office, hours 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 5, with evening appointments. Satisfaction guaranteed and prices reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelsohn
M. P. Mendelsohn
Adams Avenue
Dividend Declared by Borden Condensed Milk Co
New York September 14 a regular quarterly dividend of 1 12 per cent was paid today by the Borden Condensed Milk company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Borden Condensed Milk Company
Central American Independence Day celebrated with enthusiasm
In San Jose Costa Rica on September 15 the Republic marked Central American Independence Day with widespread enthusiasm as locals observed ceremonies across the capital and major towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Railway Manager Quits in Midwestern Railroads
M B Cutter, general manager of the Minneapolis and St. Louis and Iowa Central railroads, retired today in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
M. B. Cutter
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Iowa Central Railroads
Glasses Decision Framed by Two Daily Conditions
The text outlines two daily conditions for eyewear: condition one notes a temporary serious optical disturbance not requiring glasses, while condition two describes an unimportant but permanent distortion where glasses are necessary.
Shipbuilder Dead After Overwork in Seattle
Seattle Sept 14 William Moran aged fifty of Moran Bros shipbuilders died from overwork following the battleship Nebraska's construction. He was a veteran of the yard and died today with his health affected by years of heavy labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Nebraska
William Moran
Frm
Moran Bros
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