The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-31

Baby's and Children's Shoes. New lot
just in at WI. Funk & Co.'S.
The family of j. D. Woodell will
arrive home Friday from a visit in
Union county,
Try those home made chocolates and
phinoches at Seibert's. Only thing of
this kind in town.
J. S. Cook and family are home from
an extended visit in the Willamette
valley.
Look at those ovely pieces OF Batten-
burg and Mexican drawn work at Mrs.
Seibert's. Just the thing for Xmas.
The chicken supper at the Christian
churc Friday night. was literally pat
ronized and the supper left nothing to
be des; red.
Dermine Cream, the best preparation
for chapped hands and face, is sold by
Burnaugh & Mayfeld.
Rev. and Mrs. II. s. Templeton left
Thursday morning by private convey
ance for Elgin on their way to their new
home at Vancouver, Wash.
The family of w. L. Moore, principal
OF the county high school, is expected to
arrive in Enterprise, Saturday. They
will occupy for the present the lower
rooms in the residence with Prof. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Sutton
Evan A. Allen and family, consisting
of Mrs. Allen and little daughter, have
moved from their ranch near Lostine to
Enterprise to reside. They arrived
Wednesday and occupy one of the
Littleton houses. Mr.. Allen has rented
his ranch.
Some fine samples of apples from the
/ Akins Alder Slope ranch, recently
bought by o. J. Roe, were on exhibit at
Burnaugh & Mayfield's this week, in
Guiding Wolf River, Craven stems, Yel-
low Newtown Pippins, Blue Permain
and Spokane Beauty varieties.
J. w. Young has bought through the
o. Il. & L. Co. cne-half OF block SO on
East First street, six blocks north of
Main street, of r. H. Coshow for
5000. Mr.. Young will imp owe the
property with a nice cottage and will
probably build it this fall.
Mrs. f. B. Wheat returned Friday
night from stay at Hot Lake san
itarum where she went in hopes of
securing relief from rheumatism. She
did not receive much benefit. Mrs.
Wheat visited at Union and with her
father at Boise while away.
j, NJ. Kooch of Alder Slope sold and
delivered to M. f. lotchkiss at Enter
prise, Monday, a bunch of l47 spring
pigs that averaged 22l 10 pounds. They
were an extra nice lot, the kind MIR.
Kooch has been delivering foE many
years, and no doubt brought the very top
OF the market.
The Presb, terian church was crowded
Sunday morning by not only members
but citizens generally to hear Rev. II. s.
Templeton's fare well sermon. Mr..
T.mpleton did not choosa text but
spoke earnestly and frankly Ct his de-
parture, the reason why he and his
wife had decided to go and their regret
at leaving their many friends in Enter
prise. He announced that steps were
taken to secure his succ essor, an able
young minister now at St. Peters,
MINI. Preceding the sermon, two
infants were christened-- Opal Albertus
May Bckford and Robert Homer
Galloway. Miss Irene Forsythe joined
the church by profession of faith and
Mrs. Flora Rennie by letter from a
Salem church, Tuesday evening re,
ception was rendered the depa rting
pastor and his wife at the church, and
many friends took the opportunity OF
bidding good by and wishing Gods peed
to the popular couple, who were present
ed with beautiful painted-china tea set
as reminder of their many friends
here Mayor Daniel Boyd gave express
sion to the sentiment of the assembled
friends in brief, but well chosen remark.
rnd presented the tea set. Mr.. Temple.
ton responded on behalf of himself anc
wife. Mrs f. b. Wheat sang beauti-
ful solo and Miss Eula Forsythe del liver
ed a recitation. Light refreshment,
were served by the ladies of the churc h.