The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-21

Miss Ethel Maxwell is visiting friends
at Lewiston.
Miss Louise Bauer has gone to Hot
Lake where she has accepted a position.
Miss Audrey Com bes leaves tomorrow
for Corvallis where she will enter the
o. l. G.
R. McCrae, landlord Of the McCrae
hotel at Wallowa, was in the county seat
THURSDAY.
Miss Edna Browning has gone to
Salem to take a special course in music,
voice culture and drawing at Willamette
University.
Methodist church: Sunday school
at 10 a. m; Epworth League at 6:45 p.
m. The members are expecting the
arrival soon of their new pastor, Rev.
Paul Gardner, who comes from the East
Mrs. Seibert's millinery opening,
Wednesdas, was an irresistible
attraction for the ladies, who greatly
admired the showing of fall and winter
hats.
Mrs. j. w. Bunnell OF Portland has
been visiting this week at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. o. NJ. Corkins.
]. B. Seibert has been painting and
otherwise reftting the room where he
will open up his cigar store, next door
to Mrs. Seibert's millinery store.
The winter schedule for the Elgin
stage will go into effect October l. The
outbound stage will then leave Enter
prise at 10 a. m. and spend the night
at the Canyon House. The inbound
stage will reach here in the middle of
the day.
A. H. Holmes of Missouri arrived in
Wallowa county this week. He will
teach Star school No. 80 in the Paradise
country.
Billy Wilson, the ferryman, and
Harry Brown, the we'll known farmer,
both of Troy, were in Enterprise Thurs
day on milling business.
L. j. Jordan, of south of Enterprise,
has been milking 16 cows for the last
three months and received $50 month
for butter fat from the Wallowa Valley
Cream Company. This, besides the
skinned milk which he says is worth
25c per cwt. as feed for pigs. Seven OF
the 16 cows are but 2-year old heifers
The Wallowa Valley Cream Company
paid $l425. Is for butter fat during the
month of August at its two factories.
This is the largest, amount ever paid
to the farmers Of this county in one
month for dairy product.
e. B. Wheat is using crutch and
cane as the result of painful injury
caused by his stepping on nail that
penetrated the sole of his shoe and ran
into his foot.
Miss Anna Hoyt, deputy in the
Office OF County Clerk j. A. French, will
leave about October / for Portland
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Humphries, for month. then leave for
the east for an extended, stay at her
old home, Woodstock, New Brunswick.
Miss Hoyt is undecided whether she
will return to Enterprise, but her
many friends here hope her longing for
the best OF all countr les will be irresist.
able.
The basket social given by the band
at the rink Tuesday night was an en-.
joyable affair and we'll attended. The
concert was all too brief in the opinion
of the pleased auditors. The playing
was remarkably fine considering the
short time the band has been organized
l and as j. A. Burleigh said in his happ,
, little speech of welcome in behalf o
9 the band, the results reflect great credi
S on the leader and the members. Mr.
Burleigh also announced that for
r limited period the entrance fee to joil
e the band is suspended as it is de
q sired to fill the ranks to the limit of tn
t number of instruments. The sale c
h baskets made lots of fun and totale
9 sSO.25, Mr.. Burleigh showing muc
skill as auctioneer. Claude Boatmai
acted as master OF ceremonies.