Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-09-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Picked Up Here And There
By The Chieftain.


Imnaha with a load OF fine fruit.
]. ]. Hawley, carpenter from
Usllowl, !. working on the new hotel.
Church. Do-rauce. of Crow Greek,
ras in the city Monday on business
trip.
HI. Ellis returned Tuesday from
Gr4nde Ronde river with 4 load Of
fruit.
Mollie Eyers was passenger on
Saturdays stage snroate ior outside
points.
John Snyder and wife OF Elgin.
were in town last week on visit.
They returned Thursday.
100000 10 loan at I per cent inter
est on real estate security.
C. T. MCDANIEL
Fisk Bros. passed through town
Monday with bunch Of horses en-
route 10 an Eastern market.
Homer Bennett and wife of Wallowa
were in town Tuesday enroute for
Imnaha after a load OF fruit.
Miss Althea Gift has been engaged
as teacher il the intermediate grade
in the Wallowa public school.
Anyone wishing to be vaccinated
call on Doctor Temple He has just
received a iresa supply OF virus.
]. W. any C. F. johnson wont down
10 Lostine this week to work as car
penters on the new school house.
\ marriage license was issued last
week to Fred Fitzpatrick, OF Lostinc
and Miss Ada Robinson, OF Flora.
Bert sprague started Tuesday for
Salem with his little daughter to
place her in the Deaf Mute school.
E. /. Clampett, OF Elgin, was in the
city few days last week. He is the
son Of former city marshall Of En-
terprise.
Photographer Smith has Just re-
ceivAd new stereoscopic camera and
is prepared to do any kind OF worl, in
this line.
r. ). Beard, Of Paradise, was in
town Monday with load OF water
melons which he brought from Vine
land, Wash.
Dr. Temple returned Saturday iroua
a trip TO Portland, where he attended
tine State Medical Association and the
Elks Carnival.
Mrs. A. L. Sprague has been quite
sick for several days past. Her sons
Z RI and Henry came out Saturday
from Imnaha
r. A. Harrison came down from
the mines on the head Of Tmnaha last
Friday and went out to his ranch on
Stud Creek Tuesday
Z. r. Trippe and Theo. Roacn
officers OF the Tendertoo. Mining Co.
wsra passlngers on Mon lays stat c
enroute ior the East.
Frank Milla-d was thrown from a
horse Monday in the corrals of the
Rcd Front Livery Stable and was
bidly hurt in the buck.
Isaac Root, Ches. Grader and Geo
Baker started Saturday for Portland
and Salem. They will attend the
State Fair before returning.
Ed Lurd and wife arrived in town
Monday on visit with relatives. Ed.
has been at work since February in
the mines on Lower Imnaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson q, d
Nj and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Of JOSEPH
returned Monday iron a few days
visit with relatives in Paradise.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Reayis went out
to Paradise Saturday on a visit.
Uncls joe expects to enjoy some FIST
class grouse hunting while gona.
G. W. Haman, Of Corning, Iowa, a
cousin OF Mark Haman took his de-
parturs Tuesday morning after spend
ing few weeks in WallOwa county.
Frank nd Mary Boudan, son and
daughter o; Peter Boudan left Satur-
day for LaGrande where they will at.
tend the Catholi: school this winter
VIM. Montgo merry, formerly a bar
ber in this city returned from Albany
Oregon, last week and i, thinking o.
going into business at some point In
the county.