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

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were in town Monday.
A. Levi left Tuesday for his winter
home at San Francisco.
J. f. Patterson has eturned from a
business trip to Spokane.
Try those home made chocolates and
phinoches at Sebert's. Only thing of
this kind in town.
Earl Corkins of st. Louis came in
Tuesday and is guest of his uncle,
Judge o. NJ. Corkins.
Look at those lovely pieces OF Batten-
burg and Mexican drawn work at Mrs
Seibert's. Just the thing for Xmas.
Rev. E. Owens of the Baptist church
will preach in, the NJ. E. church next
Sunday at IL a. IN. and 7 80 p. m.
Varnish stains and brushes, and
Lacqueret-makes old furniture look
like new--at Burnaugh & Mayfeld's.
Mesdames Charles, Fred and James
Fitzpatrick of Lostine were sh opping
in Enterprise the latter part of last
week.
Chris Ea les, C. II. Laird, "Sandy"
Murray, S. T. Daggett and d. D. Brock
were Alder Slope farmers transacting
business with local merchants Saturday.
Thanksgiving turkeys taste so per
cent sweeter when roasted in a Savory
Roaster Ask the women. Sold only
by Hartshorn & Keltner at Enterprise.
J. A. Burleigh, O. NJ Corkins, j. A.
French, D. w. Sheahan, George S.
Craig and Daniel Bovd attended Mason
ic lodge at Lostine Tuesday night and
Witnessed the conferring of the third
degree on G. A. Fitzpatrick.
John West of Whisky creek is at the
home of Leroy Ruggles suffering from a
poisoned hand and arm, caused by a
splinter or piece of chaff. The hand
was badly swollen but is now yielding
to treatment by DR.. Hockett.
J,W. Bickford and r L. Day brought
, an Indian skull to town Wednesday
that was excavated from the rocky hill
where the railroad graders are at work.
, Several have been unearthed there
which seems to have been an Indian
burial place.
q Thomas j. Myler of Joseph attended
= services in the Catholic church here
a Sunday. Mr.. Myler recently came
from New York City to this valley a
the solicitation of Father O'Rourke
o He is employed as bookkeeper a
J. Joseph.
Large congregations greeted the neN
p Npastor of the NJ. +. church, Rev. / re,
q. Potter, Sunday morning and ev er
ing. At the morning service, Rev. Pot
IL tsr's talk was of an introductory n,
% ture a"d he asked the co-operatior {
!. the members in making his work frui
fhl of good results. In the evM ing h
Il pIcuNlltu dli Interesting SSl w lIOi
ol the text, "Is thy heart rightYi w edne
) day night the members and citizens gel
q orally gave pound social and receptio
N to Rev. and Mrs. Potter, at the churcl
- Rev. Father P. J. O'Rourke hel
mass and preaching services in tn
newly renovated Catholic church Sur
re day morning. The faithful member
y attended mass and goodly sized cor
s. gregation, including many non-Catl
10 olics, heard an Interesting soul-searcl
II ing gospel sermon by Father O'Rourk,
s. At the close OF the sermon he aC
Is knowledged in u few we'll chosen word,
IS the help of the citizens. of Enterpri,
Is without regard to denomina,i wi
L. so generously helped in the expense
r renovating the church. The interior
NJ, the ediice is quite handsome and tn
y pastor and members are pardonabl
ID proud OF its appearance. Father @
al Rourke's next effort will be to fenc
the property and beautity the yard.