The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-02-20

Sol Keltner returned Monday from.
Portland.
G. H. Zurcher was at Portland on a
business trip.
Go to the R. S. & T. Co. for Facinators
and Shawls, etc. Lowest prices.
Rev. F. w. Batchelder will begin a
two weeks revival at Flora March l.
Lon Wagner is home frcm a trip to
Spokane and the Occur d. Alene county.
J.D Walck, the Joseph real estate
agent, was in the county seat Saturday
Preferred stock canned goods at the
R. s. & u.
Mrs. ]. w. kerns was vi ting htr
people i'll Joseph, Friday and Saturday.
Don't Fail to see fine line ot mrn's
Cravenette Coats ON sale ut Reduced
pi ices at the II. ). & T..
DR.. ard Mrs. G. T. TIockett me we'd
into their fine new home in Alder View
addition, Thursday.
Miss Edna Browning, who is attend
ing Willamette University at Salem, is
again able to resume her studies after
an illness OF three weeks duration.
Dermine Cream, the best preparation
for chapped hands and face, is sold by
Burnaugh q Mayiield.
Don't fail to attend Lthe Epwortl
League entertainment Friday evening
at the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. Arthur Bishop are
now located at Rainier, Ore, where he
Is working in t e Review Office.
Charles /. Miller writes to have his
News Record changed from Beaverton,
Ore, to Turlock, Calf, where lie and
his parents recently moved.
The Electric Light company is having
the poles put up for the nine additional
street lights recently ordered by the
council.
Mrs. G. G. Mahaffey moved into her
new home, the house vacated by DR..
Hockett, in the northwest part of town
last week.,
M. +. White of Salem is in the valley
to buy horses. He reports the market
in the Willamette valley lowar than
Wallowa county prices. NJ. F. is a
trother of W. w. White of Enterprise.
Ira Pratt has been engaged as leader
of the band, and there is revival Of
interest in the organization. 1t is
hoped enough new members will Join to
use all the instruments. Mr.. Pratt is
a fine musician and has been very sue
cessful in the role of director.
Miss Joyce Craig, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Craig, will graduate
from the conservatory OF music, Whit
man college, on April "a. Miss Craig
has taken the complete course at
Whitman in both vocal and instru.
mental music. The graduation exer-
cises will consist OF u recital.
Alvin McBet idge placed an order at
the Atkins plal inI mill, Monday, f,l
lumber for Il house and barn that he
will erect this spring on his ranch on
lower Prairie Creek r. f. Stubblefield
also placed an order for lumber the
same day ut Akins, for house
20x2S, to be erected on his farm ut III,
Island.
Miss Ida Bolts and Mr.. Roy Simmons
were married st. Valentines night b,
Rev. W. p Samms at his home on
Greenwood street. A party of Young
sters followed the newly married couple
to the hotel, and gave them rather
prolonged charivari. Friends OF tn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons wish them q
happy ana prosperous married life.
Walker Franklin has returned from
a visit with his mother, Mrs, S. E
Butner, at the old / on IN Polk county
Missouri, and is more than ever con
vinced that Wallowa county is the gar
den spot OF earth. Hewas accompanied
here b. his step-brother, Stone Butner
who will locate at Enterprise.
a. ii. Sanford of near Polo, ILL.,, whC
was here visiting hia cousin, II. ID
Sanford OF Alder Slope, filed on an s.
acre homestead just northwest of town
The land adjoins the homesteads OF hi,
relatives, c. j. Sanford and j. Il. Oster
houdt. Mr.. Sanford has gone back t
Polo but will return here in April to g
on his homestead.
S. y. Grove, superintendent of tn
Home Independent Telephone company
was in Enterprise last week looking
after business affairs connected will
the company. He stated that his com
pany had commenced the work OF in
stalling new and modern system il
La Grande, that when completed woul,
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