The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-08-27


made a trip to La Grande last week
on business.
A. w. Johnson and family of Imna'
ha were Enterprise visitors the frs
Of the week.
J. A. Burleigh, II. E. Oakes and
sons Charles and Edward are enjoy
ing hunting and fishing trip in the
South mountains.
Charles F. Wheeler of Vale, Ore,
formerly pastor of the Joseph church,
arrived on Tuesday nights stage fol
a visit in this valley.
F. r. Clemens of Promise brough'
load of Freewater melons ant
pears to town Tuesday. He was ac
companied by Mrs. Clemens.
Cut out the w. J. Funk & Co., adv
for some boy or girl who is working
for the splendid rizes offered by
that firm.
Fred and Frank Savage, Gilbert
Funk and Gordon Ragsdale are
spending a week in the mountains
at the headwaters of the Imnaha.
Exit" the little gray at Shackel
ford's barn and one of the bes
known livery horses in the county
died Monday of what is thought t
have been mountain fever
A note from Prof. w. e. Moore
formerly principal of the county higl
school, states he and his wife ant
babies have moved from Kalama and
are now located in Portland.
Clarence e. Vest has sold a tel
acre tract on South River street
just north of thePrice& Homan prop
erty, to Mrs. e. Bauer for $500
lie paid 5000 for it year ago.
Mrs. Charles r. Kraus and littl
son of Milwaukee, Wis, were in En-
terprise Thursday night on their wa.
home from a visit with her sister
Mrs. w. d. Hilsley of near Pittsburg.
Leo Forsythe started Monday morn
ing for washington, D. c., where h
will attend a school of electrical en-
gineering the coming winter. VIII
Hamilton of Joseph is working a
the local plant in Leo's place.
Mrs. Placidia E. Boyd of Prairie
Creek has rented the Mrs. Lauri
Marquis property in the east par
of town and will move here to SEM
her children to school. Mrs. Marquis
will spend the fall and winter will
her son Arch, who has bought
place in the Boise valley, Idaho.
The farewell performance of tn
Streeter Bryan company Saturda,
night was attended by a good-size
audience. Mr.. Streeter made an az
preciative farewell speech thankin
I one and all for the kindness and hos
pitality shown the company as wei
Us for the generous patronage.
Lee b. Tuttle, editor of the Elgil
Recorder, j. l.. Oyerton and c. A
DeBoie, all we'll known residents o
the Gate City, were in Enterprise
Tuesday, on their way to the noun
tains south of the lake, for week
outing. They took out hunters Il
censes to be used later as evidenc
they didn't buy the game.
The directors are having the pull
lie school building put in first-clas
order ready for the opening of schoo
week from next Monday. Th'
front entrance has been widened t
eight feet, and all doors have beei
swung to open outwards. New black
boards have been put in whereve
needed The north hall has beer
partitioned off into a room for tn
clerk and as a meeting place for tn
board.
Members of the Enterprise ban
gave the Streeter-Bryan company
pleasant surprise at the camp Sun
day afternoon. A big freezer of ic
cream and plenty of cake were TAX
en- out and social time enjoyed
Mr. Streeter, Miss Bryan, Miss Fos
ter. Mr. Terry and Mr.. Weeks lef
Monday for Southern Californi;
where they will play in chain o
theatres this season. Miss Loren
went to her home at Cove and Miss
Roberts to her home at Walla Walla.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Bell of Imnaha, tn,
well known newspaper correspondent
was in Enterprise Thursday night OIL
her way to Union, where she will
join her sister, Mrs. s. A. Pursel, an,
husband In trip to theEast. Mrs
Bell will go to Iowa City, Ia, for
visit at her old home. Mr.. and Mrs
Pursel will attend the national en-
campment and meeting of the G. A
r. and w. r. c. at Toledo, o. Mrs
Pursel is delegate from Oregon t.
the national gathering of the W
r. c.
There are ~ Wallowa county pee
pie on the North Beach excursion
In addition to those mentioned las
week. Mr., and Mrs. NJ. X. Boatmar
Mr.. and Mrs. w, c. Boatman. RIA
II. Vest, Ray Johnson, DR., C.. A. Ault