The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-07-02

/ greatly improved by coat OF paint
j. w. Nedrow of Glover Ridge al
w. B. Holloway of Lost Prairie wer
/ business visitors in Enterprise las
week.
! c. w. Stevens, well known shee
man from the Cottonwood. wa;
town on business the first of ths
week. His flock was sheared at Red
Fir and averaged about Z Y po mds.
Peter Baudon, the pioneer flock
master, in town Monday, said but
few thousand of his sheep sheace |
10 pounds
LOST:-One brown imitation lea h.
er sltchel, lost between Elgin ami
Alder Slope. Locked and con ainei
mostly ladies underwear Thought to
have been lost south of WAlowa
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Albert Wurtzwei.er OF Portland
was in Enterprise the first OF tn
week and his family will arrive soon
to spend the summer in the val
icy. MIR. Wurtz weller is proudly driy-
ing fine single-looter for which he
paid $4OO.
w. |. Calvin has s)ld his prett}
cottage home on Main street to Mrs
Ina Gaskill of Union county, who wi
axe possession Sept. /, and ope1
Up boarding house. Mr.. Calvin will
Duild residence on his Alder View
OTIS this summer.
Miss Florence V. Cain and Mr.
ames NJ. Stubblefieid we e marlie2
ednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
y Rev. w. p Samms at his home
.iss Lennis Bircher and Mr.. Edward
hevlin were witnesses. The happy
ouple were serenaded at the Birchei
otel in the evening.
Mrs. George Mitchell has receives
yord from Portland that her mother
rs. S. E. Foster, is much impro5e
. II health and will return home so)n
If. and Mrs. Jesse Foster accom-
anied his mother to a Port and hos
ital few weeks ago.
Misses Cora and Jennie Ber,ani
Audrey Combes, and Fay Wade,
iessrs Rowald and Oren Hami ton
Burns, Roy McCully of Joseph and
!. Sprague, o. A. c. students, en-
Dyed an outing at the lake Monday
md in the evening were guests OF Nh
md Mrs. S. l.. Burnaugh.
T. NJ. Littleton will make over hi
house, corner Greenwood and Wes,
first streets, raise it for an additiola
story, add porches, etc. He intends
moving into i tand opening room
ng house. With the rooms above tn
Did bakery, he will have 16 for rent
o high school students or others.
The Womans' Union Missionary so
,iety met at the home of Mrs. F. A
Clark Tuesday afternoon with a goo
attendance. The topic for study was
| u.
some very interesting accounts were
| given of the work of missions among
he Alaskan Indians. They respond
Is readily to the Gospel of Christ as
10 the natives of the more civilize
parts of our country. Our former
president, Mrs. Cook, remembered
he society with some beautiful pink
carnations and ferns and relueste'
hat each lady at the close of tn
meeting be given one as a souvenir
The Clark place with its beautiful
rees and streams Of water was in
Iced lovely spot for a meeting a
his time of the year. With the serv.
ing of dainty refreshments a very
pleasant afternoon was passed.
The Streeter-Bryan company playes
% a good house Saturday evening
While the Flaming Million" is no
30 strong play as the two preced
ing, the acting of the company wa
exceptionally good and the pro1uc
ion regarded by many as the bes
yet given here. The singing spe ill.
ties by Morrie Streeter and Blanche
Bryan were received wi h applause
On next Saturday evening the CON
pany will give an especially fine van
deville performance. New and inter,
esting moving pictures, music, voca'
and instrumental, new spe cialties and
The Girl from the West" wi be on
the program. This promises to be a
most entertaining evening and fit
ting windup to the glorious Fo lrth.
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