The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-11-21

Dance at the opera house Thanks
giving night. Music by the band.
Will Rankin has large barn near
ly completed on his Alder View lots.
The E z mattress, silk floss, salts
faction guaranteed, $40. At Ashley's.
Ray Johnson of Imnaha was in
town Friday night on his way to Wal
Iowa.
w. R. Stump of Black Rock, Polk
county, is visiting his son, Tom
Stump.
Omer Stubblefio cid and son Warren
made trip on Tuesdays train to
Wallowa.
d. w. Hunsaker, the Joseph mer-
chant, was transacting business in
town Monday.
Roof Paint for your old roofs. It
stops the leaks. For sale at Kelt.
ner's hardware store.
Mrs. Una Delman returned home
Wednesday to Elgin after visit
with her brother, D. C. Connor.
Mr.. and MIS-. l.. H. McCubbin OF
Lostine were in Enterprise, Thurs
day, on a business trip.
| 10000 pound car of up-to-date fur
niture received this week by Ashley.
Call and see the new and elegant
designs.
Marion L. Harris has sold 80 acres
Of his Alder Slope farm to Fred
Shafer, from whom Mr.. Harris
bought the quarter section few
months ago.
Fred Falconer has bought the
Jacob Bauer home property, just
west of the old court house, consist
ing of residence, outbuildings and
block of land.
J. S. Crockett and son, who re-
Gently moved here from Marshall,
| .ho', nave IdhSn oFCi Ihc iOoi S''"'S
department of the Wallowa Law,
Land & Abstract company.
Mrs. Leonard Johnson, accompan-
ed by her sister, Miss Anna Max
we'll, arrived from Wallowa Friday
,vening on her way home to Imnaha.
Mr.. Johnson met them here.
A sidewalk is being built on the
last side of Depot street to the
station grounds. Residents of the
vest end Clipped in literally to ex-
tend the walk to the railroad.
Because we carried you over last
year is no sign that we are prepared
o carry you over another year. We
must have money. Your account
must be paid.
BURNAUGH & MAYFIELD.
The Thanksgiving ball given by
The band will be preceded by con-
cert from 8 till o'clock, when the
hall opens with the grand march.
Thc balcony is reserved for spec
tators.
Tie opera house was crowded to
he doors Friday night and every
lody seemed to enjoy the program
given by the Jubilee Singers. 1t was
The same troupe that was here last
January.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. McReynolds
were the guests of honor at well
coming surprise party at Mr.. and
Mrs. Oren Wagner's, Saturday night.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Kate Connor, who came from
her home in Iowa last September to
Iisit relatives at Elgin, came into
enterprise on the first train and is
l guest of relatives, her niece, Mrs.
Lon Wagner, and nephew, T. C,
Long.
w. o. Bishop was in Enterprise
Friday night. Mr.. Bishop returned
/ few days ago from Nome, Alaska,
where he had been three years in
he meat business. He says No.
on the down grade and m ,gh :
lear the bottom at that. 1t II l
busted" mining camp. Mr.. Bishop
$ visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
.. A. Bishop, of Wallowa.
Six members of Eagle camp NJ.
W. A., went to Joseph Thursday
light and visited Chief Joseph Camp.
rhe visiting neighbors were treated
'oyally and participated in an oyster
supper that will not soon be forgot
en-. The wives and sweethearts Of
he Joseph members We're present,
md a delightful program of music
followed the supper and talks on
he good of the order"
Emerson Reavis has tenth birth.
lay anniversary Friday and his Sun
lay school class of the Presbyterian
,hurch were his guests to help him
properly celebrate the occasion. His
eacher. Mrs. A. c. Miller, and Mr..
liller were also guests and helped
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