Local notices mix of ads and items in city briefs
A collage of street sales and classifieds from Teutsch and Roosevelt stores. Listings include clothing, shoes, ice cream delivery, second-hand buys, room for rent, a 1120-acre wheat farm, and various job and service ads. Also mentions a Knights of Pythias district meeting in La Grande and local diamonds and music shop promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uc Rader
U. C. Rader
McAdams
Teutsch’s
Moosevelt's
Jane Street
Sharon & Eddings
Indlew
Teutsch's
Emall
Barrion
Nolf
Roosevelt
Boston
Knox Asallor
Roosevelt’s
Elier
BE. Court Street
Victor Talking Machines
Biller Maaly
EL Court Street
Crockery
Notion
East Oregonian
Knights of Pythias
la Grande
le Grande
Union County
Ade
Funeral this afternoon for Mrs Maury Estabrook
Mrs Mary Estabrook laid to rest in Olney Cemetery this afternoon at 2:30 following a home service on South Thompson Street conducted by Rev Robert Warner M E Church. She was among Fond du Lac Wisconsin’s first pioneers and lived with her daughter Mrs J M Cook since moving here two years ago. Large crowd attended and the sermon reflected on the pioneer's active life. A pistol found note in local classifieds mentions a revolver ad with no railroader’s glove on the scabbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Estabrook
Olney
Maury Estabrook
J. M. Cook
South Thompson Street
Robert Warner
M. E. Church
Estabrook
Fond du Lac
Wis
Wisconsin
Warner
Colonial High Tea Scheduled by Thursday Afternoon Club
The Thursday Afternoon club will replace its annual banquet with a Colonial High Tea tomorrow evening at 7 at Mrs Disneway's home. The crops in the Cowlits valley look strong this time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disneway
Cowltts
Panoramic Small-Town Notices Recap of Visits and Illness
E Y Judd returns after absence as Miss E McBroom of Monument visits and stays at Hotel Bickers. Beasie McBride returns from Athena. John Warren of Heppner en route to Walla Walla stays with Charles Bond. Minnie Frickey arrives from Chattanooga to visit. C W Cook from Portland attends funeral of aunt Mary Estabrook. W A Brown arrives from Portland, guest at Hotel Pendleton. Mr and Mrs G A Robbins back from Wallula. Frank KK Welles returns from Weston to review local schools. John T Whistler returns from Ontario with engineers board. Mrs Ernest Totem and Miss Bertha Matlock go to La Grande to visit relatives. Peter Dorey, formerly from Wisconsin, seriously ill with pneumonia at St Anthony’s. Wagnon of Portland helps daughter and husband in forgery trial. Mire Bartey ill in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Heppner
Charles B. Bond
Walla Walla
Minnie Frickey
Mayville
Gillam County
Chatanooga
Tenn
Cc. W. Cook
Mary Estabrook
Portland
W. A. Brown
Pullman
Pendleton
G. A. Robbins
Wallin Walla
Friends
Frank KK. Welles
Weston
John T. Whistler
Reclamation Force
Oregon
Ontario
Board of Consulting Engineers
Ernest Totem
Bertha Matlock
la Grande
Matlock
T. W. Ayris
Peter Dorey
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wisconsin
The
Englen
Wagnon
Barney
Jaiil
Mire
Bartey
Somme
Woodmen Social Program Planned for May Evening
The Woodmen post hosts a social at their hall next Saturday eve May 13 with a college life march, vocal solos, a regimental review, and a variety of selections by Kirkman and Gulott's orchestra. Refreshments feature a second set of performances including Amo Rosa Waltz and Whispered Thought intermezzo while Mis Deal and Ma Owen perform duets. Echo attendees praised the hosts and the day’s success reflects well on local business leaders who organized the event in Io Grande Observer note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
College Life March
Henry Prangeni
Kirkman and
Gulott
Harry von Titer
Kirkman
Guiott
T. R. Egrerton
Mis Deal
W. C. Bennett
Gudiott
Miss Deal
Owen
Mrs Brustia
K. J. Taylor
White
Hill and Hoffman
Mrs. M. Warner
W. A. Rice
Kirkman and Gulott
Gulett
Clarenee Chrieman
Max C. Pugene
Charles L. Johnson
W. C. O'Hare
Emma Asher
la Granders
Echo
Io Grande
FLEETS KNOWN TO MAKE A JUNCTION
Russia rejects new Ruslan loan of 50 million dollars and labor strike threats loom in Revel as workers vow fresh demands with a 12 hour deadline. Diplomatic reshuffles unfold as Cassini transfers to Madrid and Baron Devoren slated as successor. Japanese orders fever in Tokyo as Engilah firms chase two battleships and large cruisers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revel
European
Russia
Tiwoe
Cassini
Washington
Count Cassini
Madrid
Woeet
Paris
Wil
Caesini
Baron Devoren
Tokio
Vindi
Tokyo
Japan
McCartys Hold Successful Revival Meetings at M E Church
The McCartys conduct revival meetings at the M E Church with growing membership and satisfactory progress. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Exinbrook were held at 2 PM at the residence of her daughter Mrs J M Cook with Rev Robert Warner officiating and burial at Olney cemetery. Joseph Palmer, badly injured in a fall, shows improvement and rests. Marriage licenses issued to Guy M Clark and Amy Anderson and to Albert D Winkley and Lettle May Williams. The army transport Buford took 32 days from Portland to Manila carrying 850 soldiers.
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McCartys
M. E
M. E. Church
Guy, M. Clark
Amy Anderson
Albert D. Winkley
Lettle May Williams
Umatilla County
Buford
Portland
Manila
Osteopathy and the Dyspepsia Cure
The Osteopath claims common causes of dyspepsia include diet and habits but says self cure is unlikely without correcting bone and nerve obstructions. Slight spinal and rib misalignments allegedly compress nerves, impair stomach function, and osteopathy restores alignment to relieve the underlying disorder.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Department Store
Amell
Double Street
Dutton
Bosiey
Roosevelt's
Leathers & Nichol
Gritman
Bentley & Hartman
Blue Mountain Creamery
Candy Dutton
Billy McKay
Toppenish
Wash
Neway
Toppeniah Tere
Barrios Diamond Tiffany
Nolf's
Barrios
Nolfs
St. George
Pele
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
E. Y. Judd
E. McBroom
Monument
Grant County
Bickers
Beasie McBride
Athena
Singing Evangelists
Palmer
Joseph Palmer
la Grande Observer
Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy Postoffice Block
Main ST
Malastrest
Conrad Platzoeder
Sullivan & Bond's
Pendleton Meat CO
Main Street
PHONE
Goodman-Thompson Co
Golden Rule
Oxford
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