The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-06-25

eool price. While in the city Mr..
and Mrs. Bolding were the CUES s o.
C. c. Boswell and family.
Mrs. Joe Martin of Turlock, Calf,
arrived on Thursday nights stage to
join her husband who is working at
the Martin shearing plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Burnaugh and
little son Lyle returned home Thurs
day night from stay of several
weeks at Portland and Corvallis.
The battleship fleet is on its way to the
Orient but the Sailors are in Enterprise
and can lie seen in great numbers at
the millinery store of Mrs. Helena
Zurcher, one door east of postoffice.
County Superlntendent-eect ]. c.
Conley, wife and two children OF
Joseph were passengers on Monday
nights stage on their way home from
stay of several weeks at Hood
River and Willamette valley points
Mrs. G. S. Reavis and chi dren
Morris and Alice, are at Cambridge
Idaho, visiting RS. Reavis brother,
E. V. Johnson, and family. Mr. John.
son, who formerly resided here, is en-.
gagged in the mercantile business at
CanDridge.
Mrs. M. Austin of Flora writes
that she has built an addition to her
rooms. Although these are not al
completed, she can accommodate a
large number of those who attend
the celebration at Flora, July 2, 8
and A. Go the Farmers Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Combes and son
Donald have returned from the VII
lamette valley where they hal bean
for several weeks on account of Eon
aids health Everyone is pleased t
learn that the little fellow is entirely
well again and the doctors say hi
illness was not due to climatic condi
tions.
Elgin Recorder: II. A. Galloway
editor of the News Record at Enter
prise, was in this city Tuesday tc
look after the loading of a Junio.
linotype, which he will install in his
office. Mr.. Galloway is making the
News Record one of the best papers
in Eastern Oregon and believes in
keeping abreast with the times anl
ped offices in this part of the state
John O'Malley and son Dan left
Tuesday for Portland for a few days
stay and then they will return as ia!
as La Grande where they will me 1t
Mrs. O'Malley, daughter Julia, ant
brother, Michael Sheahan, who Wi
leave Enterprise, Friday. Togethe
the party will return East gong to
Blackhawk county, Iowa, where Mr..
O'Malley owns large farm. He and
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the beautiful and fertile surro Indinc
country. 1t is a safe guess thei
eastern journey is but a visit and
they will return and make their hom
among us if they can sell their in.
terests in Iowa and Illinois to aivan
tage. They are fine people and a
hearty welcome will await them i
they return.
A large touring car containing four
gentlemen and two ladies arrived in
Enterprise Sunday evening about 5
o'clock having made the run from
Lewiston, 80 miles, since 8 a. M, owe,
mountainous roads. Among the gen.
tlemen were Mr.. Ayers of the Port
land FIGURING Mill company and Mr.
Allen of the big wholesale grocery
bouae at Portland. They were olt
on a pleasure tour and had come by
the way of Spokane. They were
guests of the Hotel Enterprise Sun
udN HlShl anu NiolIhiS IilC ltihO
Monday, left for La Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Miller re-
turned home Monday night from
Portland where they had been for a
fortnight.
Miss May Bowlby of Stigler, Mo-,
was an arrival on Monday nights
stage on the way to see her father,
e. r. Bowlby, of east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Wheat re
turned Monday night from a so
journ of several weeks at Portland
and vicinity. They visited Sea side
and other places of recreation and
interest. Mr.. Wheat's daughter Me!la
returned with them and will spend
the summer here.