The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-28

Frank Ply, ex-shcriff of Union
county, who is mining up the south
fork, was in Enterprise this week,
Miss Beulah M. Frost OF South
Dakota successfully passed an exam
ination by County Superintendent j.
w. Kerns aud she has been granted a
temporary certificate to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall of Rich
hill, Mo-, are visiting J. A. Eggleson
and family, County Assessor Pace and
family and other relatives and old
friends in this vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall are on their way home from a
trip to the Coast. They are very
much pleased with the beautiful and
fertile Wallowa Valley.
The Christian church is being
repainted and repapered this week.
A new tiue will be built.
Thomas Rich of Fruita was in Enter
prise the fore part of the week.
Sunday school rally at the Presby-
terian church next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. All Enterprise and
Alder Slope schools will participate.
Miss Alta Haggerty left Monday
morning for Union where she will spend
part Of her vacation on visit.
Alfred Gardner, who spent summer
vacation here with friends and relatives,
left Monday morning for his home at
Walla Walla, Wash, where he is en-
ployed as telegraph editor on the
Morning Union. Carl Roe, formerly
of Enterprise, is managing editor OF the
Union.
Claude Lockwood is taking a brief
vacation from his duties in the Wallowa
National bank. He went to Pendleton
Monday for weeks stay.
G. NJ. Smith and family of Lostine
have gone to the Willamette valley.
They will locate there or in California.
Rev. and Mrs. II. S. Templeton left
Monday for Portland to be absent
several ks ~ will attend the
sessions of the Presbyterian synod
Rev. F. w. Batchelders father came
in from Spokane to meet his son. The
elder gentleman liked the valley SC
we'll during his short visit that he
contemplates returning to locate here.
Miss Mary Walker left on Monday
mornings stage for her home at Post
Falls, Id. She spent the spring anc
summer here with Mr.. and Mrs. DAME
Boyd.
G. G. Turley, after few weeks rest
and visit among friends in Enterprise
returned Monday to Vancouver, Wash.
where he is manager of the electric
light plant. Mr.. Turley installed tn,
electric plant in this city and manage
it for several years. This was his frs
visit here in four years and he wa
surprised at the rapid growth of tn
town. The plant here has been enlarge,
several times and now requires q
horsepower to manufacture the 'juice
for this city. The plant at Wallow
? has also been renewed and the presen
! installation when completed will ca
, for 200 horse power These changes
Mr.. Turley says, show conclusively th
substantial as well as the rapid growt
of those two towns.
. The family of the editor OF the News
n Record arrived in Enterprise Wedne.
. day and for the present are staying a
d the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Moss of Yves
S Main street. The family includes Mr.
o Galloway and two children, Margart
and Robert, and Mrs. Galloway
@ sisters, the Misses Snow and Mann
v Heatou. When their household good
s arrive, they will occupy the livir
It rooms in the Hyatt building in whiC
r the printing Office is located.
The concert by the Fourteenth L.
h Cavalry band in the opera house Satu
0 day night greatly pleased a splendi
n audience of over 400 hundred peopl
Z: The band fulfilled every expectatic
:, and gave indeed rare musical trea
d Bandmaster Osterman and Busine
u Manager Sergeant Stewart praised Il
4, audience highly, saying it was one
the most attentive and discriminate
st they had seen. The band was genero,
and added many extra numbers to Il
70 program in response to hearty encore
:. The receipts were over $l6O. ii
. band gave concert at Wallowa Mond'
night.
70 Charles Wiley, lO-year old son of
2. i. Wiley of near Wallowa, was throw
Of from horse about IL O'Clock Tuesda