The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-07-16
Picture framing a specially at Ash.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Galloway and
daughter Margaret were guests of
r. Daggett and family of Alder Slope
Saturday night and Sunday.
An Experienced Nurse offers her SER
vices to the people OF Enterprise and
vicinity. Address Mrs. Emily Spicer,
Enterprise, Ore, or leave word at News
Record office. 6tf
Joseph Hunsaker, brother of Dan
Hunsaker of Joseph, died at his home
on Cricket Flat, July 4, aged Ga
years. The deceased formerly re
sided in this county.
Roseburg News: Booster" Jim
Zurcher reports receiving 45 letters
in this mornings mail from all parts
of the world asking for information
about Douglas county!
The frame of e. j. Fo-sy ythe's new
house is up and ready lor the roof.
Sol Keltner returned the last of the
week from o-,5Ide points. He says
he did not sell even one kitchen
cabiGe..
lhe Lostine Dramatic club under
the supervision of Harry j. Terry o.
the Streeter-Bryan company, presents
at Wallowa Friday night of this weel
the play, She Couldn't Marry Three
so successfully given at Lostine.
II. A. Clemens, who has resided in
Enterprise for the last two months
has accepted a position in the For
estry service, with headquarters a,
Wallowa. Mrs. Clemens and son
Eaul will go to Wallowa the last OF
this week.
Enterprise lodge, K. of P, installed
the following officers Friday night:
V. l. Cronin, C. c.; F. A. Clark, V.
c.; G. NJ. Gaily, prelate; G. w
Franklin, NJ. of W.; E. B. Wheat
M. at A.. C. H. Crumpacker, l. G.;
Ben Weathers, o. G.
]. H. Whitmore, the we'll known
rancher of north Enterprise, says the
rain is too late to help the crops
much in the hills. He ascribes the
unusual conditions to the weather
turning off so dry and hot immedi
ately after the long, cold spring.
j. c. Conley, county superinten,
dent elect, has bought a lot fronting
on Litch street in Alder View addi,
tion and will at once begin the cree
tion of a residence. 1t is located
across the street from the grand
prize lot given by the News RECORD
last fall in the contest, that was won
by Miss Lucille Corkins. Mr.. Conley
and family will occupy the Fosnei
property on Greenwood street, now
owned by B. B. Boyd, until thei
new home is completed.
Mrs. j. H. Flowers and Mrs. Ella
Rutter drove out to Elgin Wednes
day, accompanying Marion Greno ant
little sons Louis and Marvin who &C
for an extended visit in Union. Mr.
Greno has been in poor health fo
some time and will return to his old
home in Loveland, Colo. The ladies
will visit relatives in Elgin until Sun
day, Mrs. Flowers mother, Mrs. C. B
Turner, and her brother, A. F. Turn
er, and wife, the latter being a sister
of Mrs. Rutter.
The Streeter-Bryan company wa
very successful Saturday night in
Morrie B. Streeter's sensational
comedy, "The Census Taker.' Mr.
Streeter appeared in the title role
and kept the house in an uproar O
laughter. Blanche Bryan as Polly
Snipe had great desire for the
stage and made great hit. with hei
would-be tragical efforts. Severa
pleasing specialties were introduced
Next Saturday will be given "The
Next Saturday will be given 1.-THE
Captains Mate"
According to the La Grande Oh
server. John S. Hodgln, formerly O
N' PiiSS, hdo ueCOIle UlenDSr OF
the American Academy of Politica
and Social Science. This membership
carries with it quite an honorable
distinction, inasmuch as 1t is com
posed of some of the greatest scien
tists and economists of the day. Eli
hu Root, secretary of state, is
member, and many Of the member
ship of the institute of France, the
Royal Geographical society and Other
similar organizations, belong to it
The headquarters of the institution
are located at the University OF
Pennsylvania.
Aledo (nl.) Times Record: james
II. Bjorkman, who for the past two
years has been the Times Records
efficient ad man, and Chester Wrigh
or the c. p. Carroll grocery, starte5
Monday night for Enterprise, Oregon
where they will enroll in the Merte
county colony and take up land
claims. Mr.. Bjorkman goes in the
interest of his health and his many
friends sincerely hope he will find
the climate agreeable. His going en-
tails a distinct loss to this paper nc