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LOCAL TMS.
Grande ; visitor. , i - -
Guy. and Frank Woodell of Sum
mervllle were Sunday guests.
T. J. Fox, of Sumpter Is In j .
Grande today. ' . .
General Superintendent M. J. Buck
ley Ib in . La Grande this afternoon
on railroad matters.
Barney Feurey was fined $10 thin
? morning by City Recorder Cox for
. being drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. Frank O'Hare came over ffrom
- Pendleton today being called here by
' the illness of her father Mr. Goech
. Mrs. W. M. Bunker .of Jesepb is
vlalttnc with friends and relatives in
the city. , - ' 'k
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Tomorrow evening at the Elks hall
i Invitations are out for a Washlng-t .
ton Birthday party at the home of!
Mrs. George L. Cleaver, given by ;
the T. I. O. Club of tha M. E. church.
theatre is In, Elgin .today looking ov
er the moving picture Business.
Mrs. S. Vandecar has returned ' to
her hoTie In. Baker City after spend
ing the week In La Grande.
Little Miss I rma Stoddard of Fruit
dale is spending the' week In La
Grande the gueBt of Mrs. N. S. eKlly.
Court Reporter H. R. Hanna will
go to Enterprise in the morning to
attend court. ' ' ;
Attorney T. H. Crawford is home,
from Portland, reporting fairly, good
-t weather conditions.
. ... Sam McLain has returned to his
home in Nampa after visiting his
friends in this city.", ' - -
Superintendent Bolllns was one of
ithe. snowbound on Kamela hill this
morning. ; He . reached here on the
fast mall. " ii
Mrs. J, "W. Knowles will accom
pany, the Judge to Enterprise to
morrow, providing the train service
permits.
Bruce Dennis, city editor of the
Baker City Herald and Mr. Pruit of
the repertorlal staff, spent Sunday in
this city. .
IV.' H. Arbuckle left this morning
" for Portland after .visiting several
days with his brother J. A. Arbuckle
of the Model restaurant.
T. J. Berg, forman of the 0. It. &
N. shops at Umatilla is here today.
Mr. -Berg fromerly worked in the
shops here.
Miss Edna Barton of Baker City,
came down on last evening's train
to attend the5 Elk's ball and visit
with Mr. and. Mrs. L. F. Dunn.
C. W. Nlbley," a prominent L, D. S.
Cbocr official of Salt Lake City Is
. visiting; with; friends and relatives of
this city. - ; ",
Mrs. H. L. Anderson who has
been visiting . her brother and wife
-Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr, returned to
her home In Ontario today. , -
William Brant and sister Miss Vida
Brant who have been visiting at the
B. A. Davis home at May Park- er,
turned to their home in North Pow
der today. '
M.r8. I. W. Faulk has so far re
covered from her recent operation at
- the Grande Ronde hospital that she
was able to return to her home In
South La Grande. . ' ''
L. R, Alderman one of the leading
educators of the Northwest, is In La
Grande today, enroute to Enterprise.1
awaiting resumption of traffic on the
main line etaoln shrldu cmfw mmm
branch line. He Is affiliated with de
partment of Education at the Univer
sity of Oregon, and he addressed the
students of the high school today on
that aubject . ' "
Miss Donno Geddes, who has been
In: Baker City for the past several
weeks doing china painting under
Mrs. eGorge Small, returned to her
home In this city last evening. While
In Baker she -was the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Geddes.
will mark one of the largest dancing
parties to be given in una city tnis
winter when the B. P. O. E. Lodge
No." 433 hold their 13th annual ball.
The orchestra . will be of the best,
as It will contain 12 pieces com
posed of some of the best musical
talent tn the city and several pieces
from neighboring 'cities. i .i;
rThe Neighborhood Club will hold
its regular meeting- tomorrow after
nopn at half past two in .the club
rooms. The history Department Is
to have charge of the program which
will be a' Btudy of Egypt '
UThe Nile , ValleyMrs. 5 E. E.; Kid-
. Archaeological . Research Mrs.
Turner Oliver. v , i ''c
. Review, of the Early Government-
Mrs. J. T. Williamson.
Modern Egypt Mrs. George Pal
mer. '. .-. "... y ' v.
It is hoped that. as many members
as possible : will try and attend , this
meeting. " : '
Birth Record
.Twlna'were born to Mr. and Mr.
Funk 'of Imbler a' few days ago-
boy and a girl.
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A son was born on Feb. 17 to Mr. j
and Mrs. Kenneth Myrlck of Cove.J
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby given, that t" j j
underrigned. administrator of the es-1
Ute , of 5 Anna . M. Stearna,t deceased.
win" toakel final J settlement k o! tils j
accounU wlta said 'Estate as wch 1
administrator on Saturday, the 12th
day.ot.Mrach, at 10 o'clock of saM
day, at which limb all objections to
said final account wui oe neara huu ,
the estate distributed to tne pcirs
at law of the 'deceased
k Dated at LaGrtnfle, Oregon, this
8th day of February, 1910.
J. F. STEARNS. . ;;
Admlnlstrj.tor of the estate of Anna
c'M. St arns. Deceased. ::5
. Cochran & Cochran, Attorneys f
Administrator.
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