The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-05

Friday.
Mrs. Hough and sister, Miss Irene
Sargant, OF The Buttes, were trading in
town, Thursday.
Dermine Cream, the best preparation
for chapped hands and face, is sold by
Burnaugh g. Mayfeld,
Sam Wade, prosperous farmer of
near Lostine, went to La Grande Sat
urday on business trip.
Miss Anna Maxwell OF WaIlowa and
Mrs. Leonard johnson Of Imnaha have
been visiting friends in town.
Look at those lovely pieces OF Batten-
burg and Mexican drawn work at Mrs.
Seibert's. Just the thing for Xmas.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hotchkiss is reported
Friday morning in fair way to re-
covery by the attending physician, Or.
Anderson.
c. s. Haney and family returned
Thursday night from an extended trip
in the East, including the jamestown
exposition.
The painting of the outside of the
Christian church was completed this
week and new flue built The church
will be repapered next week.
Skating rink opens next Tue sday
night. Music. Admission 10 cents.
Skating every Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday nights from to 10.
Harlow A. Thomas OF Paradise is
in town visiting his daughter Miss
Venus Thomas of the Home Telephone
company, and his son who is attending
school.
Z. w. Rumble OF Elgin visited his
mother in Joseph over Saturday and
Sunday and stopped few hours in En-
terprise Monday on his way down the
valley.
l.. Berland, the Enterprise harness
dealer, has received a consignment of
handsome Black Russian Bear robes.
They are as silken and glossy as the
costliest fur, but their wearing qualities
make them economical to buy.
Miss Eva Coshow of Hood River Wis
tied at the homes OF w. w. White, DR..
Ault and other friends few days the
past week. She was teaching in blind
school in Washington last winter, but is
going to Illinois soon to spend some
time.
Mrs. o. M. Corkins and Miss Carmen
Clarke were at Wallowa the latter part
of last week. Mrs. Margaret Bunnell,
who had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Corkins, and other relatives in the
valley, returned Saturday to her home
in Portland.
j. T. Moore of the Homestead mines
on the Snake river in Baker county was
in Enterprise Thursday with Rev.
Father O'Rourke whose guest he was
Mr.. Moore, who is a representative Of
Cincinnati capitalists, was looking at
mining property in Wallowa with a
possible view OF purchasing.
A good sized crowd watched James
Stubblefield ride Willis Weaver's gray
pony in the corral at Shackleford' s
barn, Tuesday. The pony has quite a
reputation as a bucker, but under Jim's
skillful riding 1t didn't do any success.
full stunts. The rider was given purse
of $3.50 for his exhibition.
X. S. Francis of Dayton, WASH,
former resident of this county, was in
this city and vicinity visiting relatives
and transacting business, Mr.. Francis
is contemplating returning here tc
reside. He was citizen of Waliowa
county for 20 years but went to East.
ern Washington about u months ago.
The o. X. 4 |. Co are making 9
specially of advertising some Of their
best bargains each week for the benefit
OF the home people. Many people
right here at home have been heard tC
remark, after someone has purchased
a desirable property, that they would
have given that price had they knowr
1t was for sale. This then is youi
opportunity. Watch the News-Record
Friends of Miss Anna Hoyt gave her ,
farewell surprise at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 7. r. Akins, Monday night
Miss Hoyt, who has been an efiicien
deputy in the office of County Records
French, was to leave the following da,
! for visit at her old home in the East
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