The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19
Shoes repaired at Rodgers. Br.s'

OldulOHu AOllte, iDt uHeSI nav
ored. Sold ut the NJ. d NJ. Co. If
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Averill of Swamp
creek were visitors in the city Monday.
Skating rink open every Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday nights from to
10 p. M. tt
The frozen ponds near joseph are
aifording the young people OF IL at place
Il great deal Of az usement. Merry
seating parties are out every evening.
Routh Sanders, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, J. p. Sanders, has very
severe cold on her lungs and is threat
ened with pneumonia.
Woodbury. : Celebrated Facial soap
soothing, healing, sanitary. cleansing.
Best toiet soap in the world. For sale
at the T.. ll y, ,.
Invitations have en- issued to
friends aud patrons OF the public
school, to visit the schc oil on Friday
December 20, between the hours Of 80
and p. IN. and inspect the work of the
pupis.
Big Stock Of Never Slip horse shoes
1T the L. VI. q NJ. Co. store.
Mrs. Lee Il. Devore has been visit
ing several days at tho hons of Mrs.
Frank Stubblefield.
Will Zurcher and Ford Hillman are
on the Imnaha on the cattle ride.
They left Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Tibbbets OF Chea-
minus were III town several days lay
ing in their winter supplies. They will
90 soon to the Imnaha for the winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Boswell and
children left for Salem last week, where
Mis- Boswell and children will remaia
for some time with her mother, who is
quite ill. Mr. Bosv ell, after accom-
panying Lis family to Salem, will return
to Enterprise.
Sam Wade, the well known farmer
and stockman of Lostine, has returned
from Chicago, where ht attended the
international Fat Stock show, the big
gest affair of the xii ever held. The
display of stock eclipsed all former
years.
V sh stains d "a
Lacqueret-makes old furniture look
like new--at Burnaugh & Mayield's.
A. A. Ro erts has been reappointed
as receiver OF general land Office at La
Grande and f. $. Bramwell deputy
county clerk of Union county, has been
appointed rs register in the place of
Davis.
Ralph Dunbar was kicked in the face
by horse last week, but is getting
along nicely The horse was frightened
by football thrown against it. Ralph
hard luck this fall, having only
recently recovered from severe attack
of ts phoid fever.
aby's and Children's Shoes. New LOT
Just in at w. j. Funk & Co.'S.
The stores of Enterprise have a holi
day attire with their display of Christ
mas goods and few have been espec
ially decorated fer ii e festive season
The beautiful decorations at the w. J
Funk d Co. store were the work o.
Roger Kay and G.. II. Vest. Spira
papers in shades of green hang as {
curtain around the four walls, inter
spersed with large red Christmas bells
the effect is very artistic and pleasing
At Burnaugh & Mayiield's an attract V,
appearance is produced by large red anC
white balls and the arrangement o
leather cus hions.
Dermine Cream, the'best preparation
for chapped hands and face, is sold b,
Burnaugh & Mayheld.
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A. n Adams Of Prairie Gre k wa
iransactiug bust ess at the court house
one day last week. MIR. Adams was the
first settler upon upper Prairie creek, h,
taking up homestead there 81 year.
ago. He also took up pre-emption or
the Imnaha, he being one of those boy,
Uncle Sam was partial to and gave hin
two farms. However as he fought vel
two years for the Union, being dis
charged on September 1868 on account
of disability, there was good reason fol
the partialty. "Sam," as he is best
known, is one of the most enthusiastic
exponents of lmnaha fruit and has
demonstrated ON his ranches over there
that no better fruit is raised anywhere
Rodgers Bros. have put in a cobbler,
shop IN the rear OF. their store.
Road To Eden.