Local Notes On Visitors And Travel Milestones
Ethel Hanley returns home from Portland visit. Kiddle comes back from business in Portland. S M Harris departs for San Jose for a winter normal school. Ada Roush returns from Se fair. Crandall heads to Hot Lake for a short stay. Tally of North Powder heads to finalize homestead. D Richardson and E A of North Powder in town on business. Halversen and John Casey of Hilgard in town on business. Mrs C R Thornton leaves for Enterprise to join husband for winter. Central church choir to practice for Declaration Day observance. Frank H Green of Blue Mountain Creamery leaves for Medical Springs country on business. to return Friday. Mrs J A Arbuckle returns from Seattle and Portland. W R McLaren of North Powder in city on Land Office business. Miss Dolly Zuber returns from Seattle. accompanied by Mrs Charles Reeves of Milan MO. Mr and Mrs Schneider of Denver guests of Mr and Mrs D E Cox. depart via Spokane for side trip. Doc P A Charlton, sponsor of fairs and shows, expected home late week. Joe Schwaiger of North Platte visits sister E Polack after delayed train. F Bramwell returns from Portland on business. Mrs Nina Bishop of Portland visiting North Powder at Carnes home. C W Todd, Portland horse buyer, misinformed about arrival. due later this week. Mrs Rachel Massee of Menomonie WI arrives from Hood River to visit Nelsons and other relatives. part of a northwest tour with 20-person party. heads home via Salt Lake and Denver.
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Rachel Massee
Menomonie
Wis
Hood River
Northwest
A. W. Nelson
Salt Lake
Denver
Not yet Planned Program for Committee Meeting
The article notes a full program is not yet planned and will be published after the committee meets. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Dunn returning from Seattle. Mrs. Dunn had been absent for months and Mr. Dunn joined recently.
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Ing Services
Mrs. L. F. Dunn
Seattle
Mrs. Dunn
Waa
Mr. Dunn
Declaration Day Plans at Central Christian Church
The Central Christian church plans a Declaration Day observance next Sunday to mark the centennial of the Declaration and Address by Thomas Campbell. Ministers will preach on whether the Scriptures speak and a generation of Bible students, with a large choir preparing two-day music.
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Central Church
Central Christian Church
Thomas Campbell
Jesus
Missionary Society Hosts Union Guests Friday Meeting
The Presbyterian Missionary society meets Friday at 2 50 at Mrs J K Wright home with Union mission members as guests. The Home Missionary Society of the M E Church meets Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs W D Long home. Rebekah leaders from local circles dine with Miss Helen meeting of Percuwngpilly Illinois noted among prominent local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. K. Wright
Missionary Society From Union
Fred G. Sehnke
Rebekah
Helen Neeting
Perc Uingpilly
Ilinois
Rebekah Lodge
Mesdames
D. E. Cox
J. A. Fraker
J.M. McCall
W.A. Worstell
Jocal Order
Burrows course for children's music study outlined
A music teacher offers a 120 hour Burrows course covering meter rhythm notation terminology and elementary theory taught in concise modern methods. The program uses songs games drills and blackboard work to engage children and build a foundation for thorough musical education. Information available at Miss Carrick studio Mahaffey Ride.
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Lerson
Ra Carrick
The Duty of School Teachers to Care for Pupils Eyes
An admonition urges teachers to safeguard student eye health as undetected vision problems dull learning. It notes many pupils appear dull due to eye defects, and praises Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn who offers complete eye exams glasses and frames with one charge. The doctor operates at 1105 Adams Ave opposite the post office with a guarantee of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Mendelsohn
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the Palmer Garment
Chas
A. Stevens & Bro
Chicago
Meier & Frank
Portland
Palmer
the People’s Store
la Grande, Oregon
Ethel Hanley
Kiddle
S. M. Harris
San Jose
J. H. Millering
Ada Roush
Sefair
Crandall
Hot Lake
Martha BE
North Powme
Psrs
D. Richardson
E. A. of
North Powder
Halversen
John Casey
Hilgard
O Day
William Rynearson
Relics and Curle
Elgin
C. R. Thornton
Enterprise
Frank H. Green
Blue Mountain
J. A. Arbuckle
W. R. McLaren
Dolly Zuber
Charles Reeves
Milan
Missouri
Miss Zuber
Mrs. Schneider
Spokane
P. A. Charlton
Salem State Fair
Joe Schwaiger
North Platte
E. Polack
Mrs. Polack
Bramwell
Nina Bishop
BE. A. Carnes
C. W. Todd
Observer
W. D. McMillan
Kinless Dentistry
Rande National Bank
Pearl Warren
Chas. Cochran
Union
Home Missionary Society of the
M. EB Church
W. D. Long
Justirgerecs
J. Hi. Peare
Kaboo
SIYLE
Kabo
la Grande
A. B. C. Laundry
Daily Observer
Sherman Clay
Geddee
Geddes Bros
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