Local items fill day with arrivals departures and visits
Clarence Daren and May Daren arrived from Cove. Mr Chadwick and family from Union visit relatives. W J Morrison returns home for Penderola tomorrow. C Fitzgerald leaves for forts on business. Mrs Edna Schrock accepts Fair store position. Pauline Lederlee to Pendleton Friday. Wm Hindman and William Peek attend in Elgin. Joseph Nibley visits Portland. Selbird of Union City trades. Mrs George O Neal travels to Joseph to visit friends. Tom Williams home from Seattle. Frank Green of Blue Mountain Creamery visits Union. R Haworth leaves for Enterprise on contracting work. Mrs T H Burns returns to Pendleton. Dr Starr visits La Grande attends Daren sale. A J Tucker guardian of Daren lands in city. Hugo De Grout passes through after Cove visit. Mr and Mrs Lee Warnick and daughter depart to Union. Mrs Weaver returns home after operation and improves. Mrs J Cherry to Pendleton for future home. J T Norvel contemplates buying cottages sites. Mrs J H Bainbridge visits relatives. Marshall George visits from Shelton Nebraska. J D Hudson grows new potato variety near Imbler for fair. Mrs S A McNish arrives from Louisville with son Samuel Dean. Wilbur Jay becomes city editor at Morning Star. W R Leadbetter of Alicel to exhibit Bluestem wheat. Mrs C E Lawson and daughter arrive from Hynnis Nebraska to stay with Woodruffs. Miss Lawson to attend high school. Attorney T H Crawford returns from Portland and attends state fair. Mrs J Antonitte Stiles arrives for Oregon Eastern Star duties.
Local social notes cover visitors and departures in La Grande
Misses Mabel Schofield Vera Jenson and Jenson visit relatives and leave for Provo and Salt Lake City. Mrs. Harris hosts Burnaugh and Brown en route to Huntington. Walter Block travels from Portland to Baker City with plans to return to La Grande. Herman Clark leaves for Willamette University Salem. Grider and Stoddard arrive. Law family in town. Chicago residents Bullard arrive to settle and teach, boosting Union area optimism.
Tigers Lose to Philadelphia in Tight Pennant Race
Detroit leaders dropped a 2 0 game to Philadelphia at the American League park as the series stood Philadelphia two games and Detroit one with the pennant in reach for the winner. Donovan and Benders were the pitchers for Detroit and Philadelphia respectively. Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 6 0 elsewhere in the National League.
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Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Donovan
Phiadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
The Duty of School Teachers to Care for Pupils Eyes
A notice urges teachers to protect students eyesight noting many dull children hide eye defects. It cites Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn who offers complete eye exams glasses and frames with guaranteed satisfaction at 1105 Adams Avenue opposite the post office.
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M. P. Mendelsohn
Mendelsohn
Adams Ave
Post Office
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Kay
the Palmer Garment
Talloress
Chas. A. Stevens & Bro
Chicago
Meier & Frank
Portland
Palmer
the People’s Store
la Grande, Oregon
Puget Sound
Clarence Daren and
May Daren
Cove
Mr. Chadwick
Union
W. J. Morrison
Penderola
C. Fitzgerald
Forts
Edna Schrock
Pauline Lederlee
Fuiday
Routies
Pendleton
Wm. Hindman
Elgin
William Peek
Joseph Nibley
Selbird
Union Yean
George O'Neal
Joseph
Tom Willams
Seattle
Frank Green
The
Blue Mountain Creamery Company
R. Haworth
Enterprise
T. H. Burns
A. W. Leffel
Dr. Starr
la Grande
Daren Sale
Court House
A. J. Tucker
Hugo de Grout
Dalles
Lee Warnick
Utah
Mrs. J. Cherry
Conductor Cherry
Mr. Cherry
Pilot Rock
J. T. Norvel
J. H. Bainbridge
Twin Falls
Idaho
Fred G. Schuke
Marshall George
Shelton
Nebraska
BE. F. Fritz
J. D. Hudson
Imbler
8. A. McNish
Grace Kirtley
Louisville, Ark
M. H. Kirtley
Samuel Dean McNish
Wilbur Jay
Observer
Morning Star
W. R. Leadbetter
Alicel
Union County
C. E. Lawson
Hynnis
BE. BH. Woodruff
Miss Lawson
T. H. Crawford
Salem
Summerville
Mabel Schofield
Provo
Ray
B. Y. University
Vera Jenson
Salt Lake City
Misa Jenson
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
Merril Burnaugh
Brown
M. A. Harris
Huntington
Mr.Burnaugh
Walter Block
Max Block
Baker City
Love Selteettarme Ferree
W. B. Orr
Portland Telegram
Greater Oregon
Mr. Orr
Couras
Roosevelt
South Africa
Herman Clark
la Grande National Bank
Willamette University
Herman
William Grider
George Stoddard
Wallowa
C. B. Law
M. B. Bullard
Tigers
Benders
Pirates
Philadelphina
Justirgopeoe
Karoo
J. H. Peare
van Duyn CO
Daily Observer
Sherman Clay
Geddes Grocery
Geddes Bros
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