The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26

Colonel Ivanhoe will build $4,000
residence OH Mol, Hill at La Gra, de.
FL. Vergere lett Tuesday for Por
land and probably will go on TO Cali
forIia.
c l.. IIartshorn, the we'll k'towll /
stpepulan oi the BIttes, WAS H. town
Thursday.
Forty performers aud every one II 4.
AT the Enterprise opera HOUSE Salur. /
day night.
Dermine Cream, the best preparation
for chapped hands arhface, Is sold by
urn ,ugh d Mayi eld.
James Zurcher, former Enterprise
boy, has been elected secretary oi the
Roseburg booster club
Memory Bell returned from We ton,
Tuesday. He am! his mother will go
out to their ranch soon for the summer
Joe Allen returned Saturday from
stay of ,everal months at Pendlelon
and is again Oh his Trout creek ranch
The acre Of ground bought by the f.
M. d. NJ, Co. OF +. a. CLARK tor water
work. well was surveyed by A. ii. kudd
last week.
Enterprise and Wallowa county eS-
tends cordial welcome to the new
settlers who are coming every day into
this fair land.
Il. W. Barnes, well known in this
county, and former member Of the leg
islature from this district, has moved
from North Powder to Medford.
Miss Minnie +. tilidden came in from
her ranch northeast of town Monday
to make final proof on her homestead,
and is spending the week in the city.
George Mitchell, proprietor OF the
City Bakery, will move the business
from It's present location to the Riley
building at Main and " est first streets,
VIC. Moore of Flora is putting in
some good licks ia the Valley this
week, in the interests of his candidacy
for the Republican nomination foT
sheriff.
All the latest styles and creations in
millinery will be ON display ut Ashley's
on Friday and saturday, April 3 and 4
All the ladies are cordially invited tc
call. 4St2
w. M. Dishcw has started the foun
dation for new hunic on lot block l.
in the horthw est part Of town. A. II
Ru6d surveyed that block for Mrs
Weatherly last week.
Abe Sasser, u prosperous Swami
or, elk rancher, had some lines run ol
his homestead and found it protita b
to give Surveyor A. Ii. Rudd 50 for tn
job, as S,lss,r gained about l5 acres.
Messrs. Llry and Estes Ward AM
Marion Langston returned to Aide
Friday evening from an extended visi
with relatives and friends in Arkansas
They had been gone since November.
The Royal Neighbois enjoyed cal
pet rag and quilting party at the HON
| OF Mrs. james Matthews, Thursda
| night. The Woodnlen came in afte
camp adjourned, and Il jolly socii
evening WAS spent. Refreshments
ice cream, and cake were served.
The library books have been RI
moved to the new quarters in I'll
opera house building, nut the rool
Is not yet open to the public, as man
of the books had to reholhd, nagazil
racks and reading tables made. Tt
reading room will be open on Wrdne
days and Saturdays from 2 to 8 y. II
! Mrs. Nettie Ashley will have h,
| millinery opening on April B and
| The ladies' are invited to call and Il
l spect an entirely new and up-to.da
/ line OF g' ods.
| Guy Heater who has been yisitil
at the home of lis cousin, Mrs Aman'
Chenoweth, was given a very pleasa
surprise Saturday evening by sixte'
young people Of Alder, who met at u
home of Mrs. j. Mckinney and pr
cecded in body to the Chenowe
| home. Dainty refreshments We
served and games and music were e
Ijcyed. Mr.. Heater left Sunday mig
Tor his home in Newberg and the par
was given as a farewell.
Charles A. Loosely and Ralph ii
lembaek, two young men from Alet
H., arrived in Enterprise, Tuesday,
look over the country with view
locating Mr.. Loosely until recen
was cigar manufacturer selling o
his business in Aledo just before comi
West. Mr.. Hollembaek has hen Q
ployed as a metal pattern maker in I
big Western Tube works at kewan
H., that shut down when the pal
i caoa M q showing how the hr