The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-26

E. R. Bowlby took two cars of hogs to
Portland last week.
George E Lindley of Flora has been
granted a pension.
County Commissioner Sam Ltch will
make a trip to California after the Jan
uary session of the court.
County Surveyor Merryman is spend
ing Christmas week at his home in
Promise
Dermine Cream, the best preparation
for chapped hands and face, is sold by
Burnaugh g. Mayfeld.
The band entertainment will not be
held next Saturday night. The date
has not been settled.
The Midland Jubilee Singers is the
next attraction OF the Lyceum course, at
the Enterprise opera house Monday
night, January 6.
The children in the families Of George
Mitchell ard Ford Hillman are i'll with
bad colds and incipient pneumonia.
Routh Sanders is a little better.
About 40 turkeys were disposed of by
M. X. Boatman Of Lostine at the shoot
in this city Monday. Sam Baker cap
tured six of them by his excellent
craftsmanship despite his lame arm.
/ County Commissioner w. 6. Wilson
and family are now residents Of Enter
prise, they moving into Miss DAYS.
house in Alder View, Tuesday. They
were giver farewell dinner by their
neighbors of the Flora and Paradise
country, Saturday.
The Christmas entertainments at the
three churches were very successful and
each church was Glled with delighted
youngsters and pleased grown-ups.
Santa Claus showed his approval by
appearing at each place and seeing that
every child, large and small, received
his or her share of the treat
Miss Lizzie Nawter of Flora and Mr.
John A. Hendrickson of AsOtin county
were married Saturday at the home OF
A. r. Emmons in Enterprise, by CCun-
ty Surveyor II. r. Merryman, who is an
elder in the Reurganized Church OF
Latter Day Saints. Mr. Flora En-
mons and Miss Anna Emmons were
the Witnesses.
The revival meetings at the M. f.
church closed Sunday night with good
service at which large number of tes.
timonies were given. Miss Edna Brown
ing sang beautiful solo. A splendid
spirit of Christian fellowship prevaded
the meeting. The pastor received five
into preparatory membership. The re.
viva lasted three weeks and was o.
great benefit to the churches and com
munity at large. Reg ular preaching
services, morning and evening, next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Funk of Portland
are spending Christmas with their son
Charles and family, and greeting their
many friends here where they resided
SO long Mr.. and Mrs. Funk have
bought property at Turlock, Cal, and
will move there upon their returl to
Portland. Their son. j. A FGnk, and
family, recently went to Turlock from
Enterprise w. j. Funk was in busi,
ress here for a number OF years and
still owns large real estate interests in
Enterprise, including the w. j. Funk
X Co. tore building and the masonic
temple building.
0. j. Roe arrived Saturday with his
household goods, stock, etc, from
Eureka, S. OAK, and at once took pos.
session of his farm on Alder Slope.
bought In September of T. r. Atkins.
Mr.. Roe was accompanied by John
Heitel, young man from Eureka, who
will make his home here. Mrs. Roe
and their daughter Ramona are visiting
| Mrs. Roe's father and other relatives
ut Madison and Monroe, Wis, but will
start for Enterprise the first week in
the new year, The Eureka y orthwest
Blade in speaking of the Roes said :
The departure of these good people
from Eureka takes one more family of
old residents in this county and town
from among us. Mr.. Roe came to
Mcpherson county in 1888 and settled
near Leola. He moved to Eureka about
eleven years ago and up to last April
was proprietor oil the German and Eng.
lish POSTS" " After selling out his
newspaper business he took n trim to
Oregon and while there purchased n
NUT iarm mar Enterprise in that state,
and has now decided to locate there
They were both prominent in the soci.
ETY. circles of cur little city and leave n
large number OF warm friends who re-
gret their leaving but all hope that
they may prosper in their new venture
and be happy in their new home