Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Picked Up Here And There
By The Chieftain.

Don't forget TO register ior the June
election.
The best grade OF sslted peanuts -
the Stationery Store.
Dr.. Temple made q professional
trip TO Joseph Tuesday morning.
IA. CLARK and family moved out
TO their ranch south OF town last week.
Dr. Auls reports that Mrs. X. s.
Francis i. recovering from severe
illness.
Wade, the young son OF NJ. and
Mrs. Jap Ellis has been quite sick for
several days.
Gardening is the principal occupa-
.ion OF the majority OF our town
people this week.
FoE sALE-A second hand top
buggy. Inquire OF
I. y. PlIzKR, City.
". r. Holmes and family spent
Sunday visiting the family OF E. A.
Holmes OF Wallowa.
Tablets, pens, ink, school and color
ed crayons, pencils, .ponges, etc, at
the Stationery Store.
The Misses Eula Forsythe and
Jessie Imbler returned few days ago
from q weeks visit in Joseph.
Dr.. Greenlee, the Joseph dentist,
guarantees all his work to lie frs.
class. Modern dentistry specially.
BoRS:-April 81, TO the wife of b
Y. Robertson, baby girl. Dr.. Auli
I reports mother and child doing nicely.
Sam Litch purchased fine carriage
last week OF the E. n. & NJ. Co., for
his wiie's use. Sam is strictly up-so.
dat.
Frank OFT had his arm severely
: scalded one day last week by slipping
and partially falling into vat OF boil.
ing beer.
Ar. and Mrs. Omar Stubblefield
started Satur ay morning for the
sheep imp OF Il. F. Stuhblefield, on
the Chesnimnus.
DR.. hul! says D. l. Reavis is recov-
ering from his recent illness, but i.
4 will be some time before he will be
able to do any surveying.
Miss Agnes Vest, who has been at.
tending the Walla Walk Business
i College for several months, was a
passenger on Tuesdays stage ell route
to h,r nome in Joseph.
4 Miss Alth.a Gift OF Smith Centre
a Kansas, arrived in the city last Friday
2 evening. She is sister OF Mrs. W
H. Wagner, and school teacher by
i profession. She will soon begin
\ teaching in the Imnaha district.
H James HALEY, a prominent citizer
q OF Union county, uncle OF Mrs. Jas
8 Woode!l, was in this county the first
4 OF the week visiting relatives and
4 friends and looking for ranch for hi,
son who wishes to locate in this
4 count.
q The Misses Belle Forsy!he and
& Grace Pratt were III from Creighton
Wednesday evening, where the form
er is engaged in teaching They took
d back with them some salmon eggs. SO
we expect to soon hear OF some won.
d derful catches OF trout.
Mr. Scott of Sheep creek was in
town Wednesday trying to find out
j where he was at" in the matter ot
i registering to vote, and transacting
4 other business. Mr.. Scott says Sheep
creek is good locality and he is en-.
tirely satisfied with his surroundings
Mr.. Hinshaw, brother-in-law Of r
1 w. Bloom, and Mr.. Long, an uncle OF
B. 7. Long, both OF IJwa, are at pres
ent visiting and looking over the
country. So far they are iavorabIy
impressed with the appear ance O
things and may conclude to locate in
this county.
Mesrs. Lewis Page, Thos. Rich
Marx Thompson, Frank Gillaspie
VIM. and S. c. Himelwright of Park
passed through town Monday with
the Parkyn saw mill OF Lostine, whict
Thos. Rich will install on Grous,
creek in the Park. saw mill will b,
great help to the people of that 10
cality.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l. Calvin, Franl
& Reavis and W. S. Bulleigh went dovr
! the river fishing last Sunday. The,