The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-07-30

All kinds of builders hardware at
Hartshorn Keltner's.
A few choice bargains in dress
hats and sailors, at Helena Zurcher's
j. S. Crockett of Marshall, Mo.
who is visiting with his brother, Rev
w. s. Crockett, likes this country so
well he will go back and bring his
family here.
An experienced nurse offers her
services to the people of Enterprise
and vicinity. Address Mrs. Emily
Spicer, Enterprise, Oregon, or leave
word at News Record office. 6tf
The Electric Theatre has changed
its performance nights to Wednesday
and Thursday, SO as not to conflict
with the shows at the opera house
The openings last week were well
attended. There was no performance
last night because the light circuit
was off owing to repairs at the plant
Mrs. R. l.. Day and children re.
turned Tuesday of last week from
their visit with relatives at Lewis
ton and in Asotin county. They were
accompanied from Paradise by Mrs
Oscar Berland and children, who Wis
tied here until Friday when they re-
turned home accompanied by Miss
Cora Berland.
Members of Almota circle, Women
Of Woodcraft, gave Mrs. Maggie H.
Bloom delightful surprise Monday
night in honor of her birthday ami.
versary. They went in body from
the lodge hall, and at first pretended
to Mrs. Bloom they came down tc
escort her to lodge. 1t is needless
to say they spent a jolly evening
The visitors brought the refresh
ments of ice cream and cake anG
also a beautiful lodge emblem as 9
reminder of the occasion.
The office of the Oregon Realty
and Investment company has been
moved into the rooms occupied by
Judge o. NJ. Corkins, who has been
appointed attorney for the company
The latter is composed of LIE. Jor
dan and Fred Wagner, two of the
leading real estate men of the coun
ty, and who are equally successful
in large and small deals. Only re
Gently they were instrumental in get
ting Judge Bennett to invest in farm
property in the valley, and they have
brought thousands of dollars of out
side money into the county.
Mrs. Maggie H. Bloom celebrated
her 50th birthday Saturday by enter.
tanning at dinner the ladies' in town
who have also reached the half cen
tury mark. The table, which was
fairly loaded with good things to eat
was beautifully decorated with a min
iature lake and pansies, and at each
plate was a small bouquet of pan.
sizes and a card with Prov. 31:15. the
birth-date and present date. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in
conversation. Those present who
are at the half.century mark In
age were Mrs. w. r. Holmes
Mrs. Frank Stubblefield, Mrs. DAME!
weaver. Mrs. A. M. Wagner, Mrs
John Calvin and Mrs. Bloom. Others
present were Mrs. Jacob Wagner
Miss Alta Davis, Mr.. Frank Stubble
Held. Mrs. Alva Wagner, who lives
On the farm where Mrs. Bloom was
born in Iowa, and Mrs. l.. F. Nc
Anulty and Mrs. c. E. Vest.
An unusually large audience greet
ed the Streeter-Bryan company Sat
urday night in The Christian and
everyone speaks in highest terms OF
the manner in which it was pre-
sented. Miss Bryan made an ideal
Glory Quayle and her elegant i'm
ported gowns added much to her at
tractive beauty. Morrie B. Streetel
who has pleased Enterprise audi
ences for SO many weeks as a come
dian played an entirely different role
and the jealous character of John
storm was brought out strongly. 1t
was the first heavy play the com.
pany has given here but 1t proved
their right to be ranked as an al
STAR company. Miss Nettie Foste,
was strong in the part of Mrs. Cal
lender and played with the natural.
ness that always marks her work O
character delineation. Joy C. Gallo.
way played the parts of Brother Paul
and Faro. the gambler, and was
equally at home in both. His pretty
sister, Polly Love, waswell played nv