The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-11-14

with the grip.
C. E. Funk is confined to his home
with rheumatism.
Ruberoid roofing, 1 ply and ply,
for sa:e by S. D. Eeitner.
All kinds of builders hardware al
S. d. Keltners.
Highest Market Price for Grain
paid in Furniture by Ashley, the
Home Furnisher.
VIM. Daisley has started barber
shop in the front of Wheat & Matthews
billiard hall.
Roof Paint for your old roofs. It
stops the leaks. For sale at Kelt-
ler's hardware store.
J. j. Daugherty moved from Chico
o Enterprise last week. He has
.ented the John W. Rankin place.
c. e. Vest has bought of Mr.. Der
)y 70 tons of timothy hay to ship on
he first train to leave Enterprise
C. e. Vest has sold for B. T. Long,
o Fred Calvin the southeast quarter
If block in Wagner's addition, for
200.
Fred Savage left Thursday morning
ior Portland to see his father, who
recently met with an accident and suf-
fered broken leg.
Born, Saturday, November 7, to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Moore, of Caldwell,
Eda., a daughter. Grandpa Kay is
bearing his new honors modestly.
Boswell G. Son OF the Red Front
livery will run hack from the En-
terprise Ho.el to the depot, leaving
the hotel Is minutes before train
time.
R. F. Stubblefeld, one of the men
who laid out Enterprise, was passen-
ger on the first train that left the city,
going out to meet Mrs. Stubblefeld re-
turning from her Eastern visit.
j. p. Sanders took a photo of the
VI. e. Sunday school, Sunday, the
members of the school standing In
front of the church. The attendance
last Sunday, including officers, was
1906.
The o. R. G. l. company has sold
the d. C. Conner ranch of 1T acres on
Alder Slope to W. II. Ragsdale and
Daniel Boyd for $4, 800. The Boyd prop.
erty in Bank addition figured in the
deal.
The owner of black felt hat, mil
tary shape, size 6B Lion brand,
Prince mark, can have same by
bringing to the News Record office
The low crown Stetson, size T. taken
from Fraternal hall Thursday nigh
by mistake.
Rev. G. E. TrIeblood assisted II
organizing a Sunday school at the
Reavis school house Sunday. Mrs
| Walter Watson was elected superin
tendent; Mrs. Miller, assistant; Mrs
Reynolds, secretary; and Miss Louis,
Ellis, librarian.
A sidewalk running diagonally
from Alamo street to the dee-pC
would short IN the distance material
ly and as that would also mean clear
ing away the brush north Of the day
po, a dolble good would be served
The walk Oh De pot street should be
extended to the o. r. & N. station
for the accommodation of the people
in the west end of town.
The ladies OF the Library associa
| ton have in active preparation fol
presentation early in December, the
/ charming operetta, THE japanese
! Girl" The opera contains much de
lightful music and affords opportuni
ties for swell costuming and staging
1t will contain In its cast all of the
leading singers among the ladies o
the city. To those who know what
that means it Is unnecessary to say
more. TO those who have not hat
the pleasure of hearing the musica
talent of Enterprise we desire to say
that ''if you miss it you'll regret it."
The Midland Jubilee Singers, tn,
most popular attraction visiting En-
terprise during last season, will bt
the second attraction on the Lyceun
course. coming to the opera house OIL
Friday evening of next week, Novem
Der 20. The program will be entirel.
changed from last season, so that ev
erything will be new. Season ticke
holders may reserve their seats OF
and after Saturday next. The gener
nj public. on and after Monday next
The houss was packed to the doors
ON the occasion of their visit las
season and II Is safe to predict ever
a larger crowd on their coming visit
WEDDING BELLS.