The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-11-21
Never-sllp Horseshoes at Keltner's

for sa!e by S. D. Eeitner.
]. A. Ward made a trip to Som
merville the first of the week.
Nice fresh cake made to order by
the members of the Womans EX-
change.
c. f. Vest has sod to Ben Own
hey a lot on West Greenwood street
for $3.50.
Mrs. r. f. Stlbblefield returned
acme Thursday from visit in Ce-
dar county, Mo.
Mrs. A. L. Jones left Tuesday
morning for Hood River or visit
with her people.
Chickens roasted and meats cook
ID to order. Plum puddings, the
best ever, just leave word at the
Vomans Exchange.
Mrs. D. Pyles, baby and little
10Y of Hood River arrived Friday
light for a visit with her mother,
lrs. Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. McAnulty are
enjoying a visit from his aged faith
n and mother, who arrived We'd
iesday from Cleans Ferry, Ida.
Orders taken at the Exchange for
)lain and fancy sewing, bI. clothes
md fancy work for Christm.s. Place
our orders early.
Mrs. Jane Fogarty filed on a home
stead just northeast of town, Thurs
lay. Mrs. Fogarty came to Enter
prise from Newport, Ore, the first
# the week.
o. e. Harper of Pendleton, stock
lolder in the Wallowa Valley Cream
company, was here this week to at
end the annual meeting of the COM
pany.
We must have money.
Our obligations must be met.
Your account must be paid.
You may want credit again.
BURNAUGH & MAYFIELD.
Fred Savage, bookkeeper for w. j
Funk G. Co., returned from Portland
Wednesday, where he had been to
see his father, whose leg was frac'
cured in three places by a horse
ne was riding slipping and falling
IN the limb.
G. e. Mayfield of Elgln arrived on
Monday nights train for visit with
his son, Mayor Byram Mayfield.
When Mr.. Mayfield was in this valley
asst, some 80 years ago, the settlers
we're few, the towns none and the
Indians plenty.
j. p. Sanders has returned to his
first love, the drayiag business. He
is using an ordinary wagon for the
present but expects a fine, brand
spanker new dray of the latest
Broadway fashion in a few weeks.
His splendid team has a good famil-
ar look on the streets again.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Funk and baby
went to Hot Lake Wednesday for a
stay at the sanitarium in hopes that
he baths would benefit Mr.. Funk's
health. He has been suffering from
rheumatijm. County Commissioner
Sam Litch, who accompanied his part
ner to Hot Lake, returned Friday
night.
Mrs. Herman Some, nee Ethel Nc
Gully, lett on Mondays train for her
home at Baker City, after a visit In
Joseph and here with relatives and
friends. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Tony Morgan, who ater a short
visit in Baker City with Mrs. Some
will return to her home at Turlock
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner spent
Monday in Lostlne. Mr.. Wagner in
tended going on out to Elgin on bus
mess, but got left at Lostine while
trying to find conveyance for Mrs
Wagner from the depot to town. Nc
harm done for he got another triI
the next day, going out to Elgin on
Tuesdays train.
f. S. Rramwell of La Grande, pres
dent of Union Stake, l.. d. S., who
came in Saturday to conduct services
in the opera house, was accompanied
by Mrs. Bramwell and their three
children. They were the guests OF
their old friend, l.. ]. Jordan. and
family. f. C. Bramwell, register of
the U. S. land office, was also ac'
companied by his wife and child.
All returned to La Grande Tuesday
morning.
The Electric theatre has two very
attractive programs for this week.
The Mystery of Diamond Necklace,
that was part of Friday nights per
formance was pronounced to be one
of the finest films ever shown here,
and on Saturday night the program
includes the famous piece, IN the
Days of Louis XIV" that has won