The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-07-09

Mrs. r. L. Day and little daughter
Frances left Tue 3day for a fOrtnightf
stay in Asotin county. They will
visit Mrs. Days brother at Union
town and friends at Asotin and Lev
iston.
You will not be disappointed i
| the selection of a midsummer ha
at Helena Zurchers, one door east
of the postoffice Everything goes a
late season prices.
| j. r. Carter cut his left forefiRger
Oh a piece of tin few days ago and
it has developed into a serious case
of blood poisoning HIS hand and
arm are badly swol
Rev. and Mrs. F.. G. ru,,or AMI
other members Of the NJ. E. church
| to the number of 28 enjoyed a picnic
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Henderson on the Island" Saturday.
I'll. Day will diseoOtinGe = dairy
business as his time VIII bG q. cupi I'd
! for the next few months buying ana
selling horses and he was unable ID
| find anyone to take his place on the
milk route.
Mesdames George w. Hyat and
/ E. b. Wheat were guests at NE
/ Streeter- Bryan camp on the Fourth
Messrs. Hyatt and Wheat and gooi
! " supply Of ice cream went ont to
the camp in time for luncheon.
J. w. Bickford of the Wal.owa Val.
ley Cream company reports the sale
of 150 gallons of ice cream the latter
part of last week. His customers
agree the cream was of the finest
quality ever put out in the co Inty.
DR.. l. U. Temple of Pendleton ar
rived on Monday nights stage, and
ioined his wife in her visit here with
the many friends they made du ins
their residence here a few years
ago. A number of informal social
events are marking their stay.
Miss Grace Pratt, daughter of c
r. Pratt, of Prairie Creek, arrived
Monday night from La Grande, where
she had been taking medical tire 1t
ment She is greatly improved in
health. While in La Grande, Miss
Pratt was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
David BrichouX.
w. b. Applegate of Paradise ant
John C. Beard of North Yakima were
in the city the first of the week on
business before the probate court
Mr.. Applegate was appointed by the
court as administrator of the estate
of the late r. James Beard. John G
is a son of the deceased.
j. S. Mathews, who attended the
Flora celebration, says it was big
success. The sports were very inter
esting, especially the relay races
while the al fresco play, THE Res
cue of the Homesteader," was finely
done and so realistic that old settlers
who crossed the plains could not re
strain their emotions.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Kirkland lef
Tuesday for Endicott, Wash, where
Mr. Kirkland will have charge of {
threshing outfit for the season. Late
they will probably go to Walla Walls
! for the winter Mrs Kirkland''
| health is better in a lower attitude
| this being the chief cause of thei
| removal from Wallowa county.
An informally pleasant social tim
| was enjoyed by the Knights of Pyth
| las, their wives and the Pythian Sis
| ters, in Fratemal hall, Friday night
| After the regular lodge meeting o
the Knights, short musical and lit
erary program was given, and dane
ing and delicious refreshments mad,
| up the evenings pleasures. The Ions
| tables in the dining room were beau
tifully decorated in red and yellow
II
poppies
The vaudeville performance givei
Saturday night by the reeter-Bryal
| company entertained fair-sized al
dience. MIR, Streeters musical mum
bers were brilliantly given, the,
ranging from classical to rag-time
| Miss Bryan's solos were charmingl
| rendered and the banjo playing O
| Mr.. Weeks was received with en-
thusiastic encore. The act from ia
Girl from the Golden West" wa
decidedly clever and proved tha
the company is equal to stronge
acting than it is producing durin
this summer outing. The arrange
ment of especially prepared scener
helped to make the act realisti,
The company is gaining in popr
larity with each program. Next Sa
urday's play, "The Census Taker,
is MIR. Streeter's own and is full G
pahots and humor combined.
| Mr. and Mrs, l.. Il. Jordan and hi
mother Mrs. l.. ], Jordan, returne