The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-04

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Screen doors made to your order at
Ashley's.
The fence around the public square
was repaired last week ty Marshal
Cramer and Sol Pace.
Strychnine aud poisoned heat at
Burnaugh & Mayfeld's. Does the
trick fcl squirrels.
The band is now using the skating
rink for its practice, having been
granted the free use OF the rink through
the courtesy of Messrs. Calvin and
Zurcher.
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
w. W. White left Wednesday for
Portland where he will join Mrs.
w lllte anu tlltg VIII CllJVJ htS'" WYNN
in the Rose City. Mrs. White has
been visiting in Portland and near
Salem for several weeks, with friends
and relatives.
NJ. f. Wheeler, who returned las
week from two months sheep shear
ing trip in Central Oregon, says ther'
was fine spring weather in April ht
Arlington, but in May at Shank"
came heavy frosts and freezes that
killed all the fruit.
Sam Dorrance is on crutches as tn,
result OF scaffold falling just rs he
climbed up on it in Joseph one day
last week. His right ankle Is badly
Sprained. Mr.. Dorrance was doing
some masonry work on the rear of tn,
First Bank of Joseph building.
At meeting Of council this, Thurs
day, night the newly elected mayor.
Bryan Mayfeld, councilmen, j. W.
Bickford and w. II. Graves, recorder
w. +. Taggart, treasurer, G. NJ. Lock
wood, and attorney, T. NJ. Dill, will bt
sworn in. 1t will also be regular
monthly meeting of council.
G. RI. Allen of Flora came out Will
Mr.. Richman, who brought the Grouse
ballot boxes. Mr.. Allen was the Rep
ublcan candidate for assessor and
while of course is disappointed at his
own defeat he is proud of the support
given him in his home districts and
{, els grateful to his friends over the
county who stood faithful to him.
Rev. w. S. Crockett, late OF the
Christian church at Olympia, Wash.
will arrive in Enterprise, Saturday, tt
assume his duties as pastor of the loca
Christian church, and will preach hi
first sermon here the following day
Mr.. Crockett is spoken of very highly
both as minister ard man, and ht
is assured Of cordial welcome to this
valley.
The Woman's Home and Foreigi
Mssic nary society was invited to meet
at the home of Mrs. W. II. Holmes
Tuesday, May 26th. They had the
regular literary program as usual with
he addition of an instrumental solo by
Mrs. Wheat and vocal solo hy Miss
Jennie Berand. The remainder of the
afternoon was passed socially and the
ostess served dainty refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd Morgan q
the Imnaha and her mother, Mrs
Bullock, and the latter daughter, Mrs
Blackinton, and son, were guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan of Prari,
Creek Tuesday and Wednesday,. Mrs
Bullock, hers on, and her daughter
Mrs. Blackinton. have been visiting
on the Imnaha this winter. They
left Thursday morning for their hom,
at Prosser, Wash.
O. J. Stanley Of the Stanley Bros.
Wild West show, was In town owe
Monday night making arrangement
for his company to give an exhibition
IN this city Saturday. Mr.. Stanle,
returned to Flora Tuesday to bring tn,
outfit out. He rode the horse tina
fell with his brother at Flora last Sat
urday. The accident was seen b,
many Enterprise people, and all sa,
the BOY had u very narrow escap,
from death.
The ladies of the Presbyterian churcl
were invited to spend the day Frida,
with Miss Basin at her home on Alde
slope. Despite the cold stormy weather
numl or drove out and all enjoyed ,
very happy time. At noon an elaborat,
dinner was served by Miss Basin anC
her sister, Mrs. Whitmore, and in tn,
afternoon the hours soon passed will
music and songs and the sewing of car
pet rags, Those present were Mrs
Elmer Kooch of Alder Slope, Mes
danes torsythe, Ault, Phipps, Maxwell
Furgason, Knodell, HYATT aud Boyt
and Miss Esther Maxwell Of Enterprise