Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-06-19

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Calvin will give you 10 cents doz-
en- for your eggs.
BoRN:-June Is, to she wife OF r.
L. Day, baby girl.
DIR. Secley OF Lostiue was caller at
the Chieitain office Monday.
If you want to buy mower or rake
it will pay YOU TO see Calvin.
Mrs. E. H. Hinton and daughter
started Monday for Montana.
Oranges, lemons and bananas at
the Stationery Store in few days.
Now is the paint season. Don't
forget that John Calvin has the
Heath and Miligan paint.
Boswell & Son sent two teams out
TO Elgin Monday with the families OF
d H. Correll and Mrs. Hinton
D. 5. Gardner and wife OF Paradise
are staying in the city for a few days
while their sheep are being sheared.
Jacob Bauer has purchased the
Gardner property recently owned by
D. H. Correli and is busy at work fill.
ishing it up.
MARRIED:-At the home OF d. W.
Warnock, on Grow creek, June y,
Mr.. Chas. johnson and Mollie Perkins,
/ both OF Imnaha.
D. H. Correll and family started for
Elgin Monday. on their way to North
Yakima, where they will make their
home in the future.
/ MARRIED:--In this city June Is,
1902, M. Charles f. Norman and
Nellie Russell, both OF Joseph. Rev
Walker tied the nuptial knot.
Messrs. Hinshaw and Minstrel and
wife OF Iowa returned to their
Eastern homes Tuesday. Prentiss
Homan drove them out to Elgin
! Delbe.t Homan is carrying quite
bad lip and is minus three teeth, as
result OF b,ing knocked down and
stepped on by horse last Saturday.
c. P. Clark, one otthe experts work
ing on the county records started for
Portland Monday morning. W. J.
Roup assisted Mr. Buchanan until the
work was completed.
Mrs BERTHE Roe started Tuesday
morning for La Grade as a delegate
from Almota Circle to the District
Convention OF the Women OF Wood
craft which convened in that city
Wednesday,
Frank Melotte came out from In
naha Wednesday on business trip.
He says they have harvested one crop
OF alfalfa and the prospects are fatter-
ing ior two others. The fruit is look
in, FIN.
L. r. Bowlby and c. A. Ault were
elected delegates 10 the district con-
yention Of the Woodmen OF the " orld
which was held at Weston yesterday.
Mr.. Bowlby attended but Dir. Ault
was unable to 90.
George Post and Cal Benhow OF
Grande Rondc river, were in the city
Wednesday with load oi vegetables
from Mr. Posts place. He reports
considerable excitement in that local
ity over the purchase OF timber land.
Elmer Barton and wife returned
Monday from trip to Southern
Oregon and California. While travel
ing they experienced genuine train
wreck in which a fireman was killed.
I Luckily none OF the passengers were
hurt
T. R. Akin, E. R. Trip and Dan
Trip returned Monday from their
trip to the property OF the Tenderfoot
Gold Mining Co. They only made a
preliminary camp, and started back
today with another pack train to es-
tablish permanent camp.
Sheriff elect Shackleiord returned
Tuesday from Paradise where he COM
plcted the sale OF his household goods
and personal property to q good ad-
vantage. He is now busy preparing
to 80 to housekeeping in Mrs. Wealth
crly's house in North part of town.
Mrs. Weatherly will move out to her
ranch on Prairie creek.
The top notch in the price paid for
wool in Eastern Oregon or Washing
ton was reached at Shaniko today
when Tom Hamilton's wool brought
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