The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-05-07
Don't fail to try the brown bead al
the Home Bakery.

the Home Bakery.
Cut out the w. j. Funk & Co. adj
or some boy or girl who is working for
the splendid prizes offered by that firm.
New sheet music for the piano 25
cents at Wheat's iewelry and music
store. 0
Born, Saturday morning May 2, to
/ the wife OF George Ernmons, 9h
pound daughter
A complete line OF furniture from
which to make your seduction mt Ash
leys. 2t2
Lecture on Prohibition at Alder Fri
day evening, Rev. Geo. Ii. DeKay of
! Poitlan speaker.
Chris Bauer came IN Saturday from
his Imnalia ranch aud reports every
thing blooming down there. Fruit
trees are banks of fragrant blossoms.
Little Arthur Rudd ha issued invita-
tions 10 number Of playInates to cCme
and help him celebrate Lis sixth birth
day anniversary, today.
Birchland lots are the best buy in
city property in Wallowa county. See
the o. r. & /. Co. for prices and easy
terms.
Born, Sunday morning, May 3, to
the wife OF }. W. Allen, II son. Ben
has had To run the Chirftain alone
since Sunday hut IL is thought "Billy"
will recover in time to give hand
press day.
s. +. Combes left Wednesday with
his little son Donald for the Hot Lake
sanitnrium. Donald has been sufferer
from inflammatory rheumatism aud il
Is hoped stay at the resort will cure
him.
Deputy Game Warden Joe Clemons
ia IN town from his Buckhorn Springs
ranch attending to business with the
county court. Mr.. Clemons, who is
supervisor for that district, has been
putting the Eureka road In shape.
Mis-. Charles A. Loosely and ron
Donald CT Aedo, ILL.,, arrived Wednes-
day night to join her husband here.
Mr. Lopsley Is the proprietor OF the
new cigar factory. Accompanied by
w. e. Taggart, he drove out to Bgin
TO meet his family. }ta@
j. W. Rankin, who with his daughter
Mary recently removed to Salem, writes
that spring il backward in the William
ette valley, that they were having chilly
and windy weather. There were two
frosts In the middle of April that
damaged the prnnes, a st,ple crop in
that vicinity. He says they will have
ripe strawberries by the middle of May.
The program, literary and musical
in Fraterfai hall, Saturday night, was
enjoyed by large audience, and thost
who had never jourieyed TO Jericho OF
crossed the burning sands are unani
NOUS that the Enterprise Odd Fellows
| and Rebekahs celebrated the S9ti
anniversary of the founding Of Ameri
can Oddfellowship in fitting manner
| The city election, Tuesday. passed of
| without incident. There were 10 voie,
| east, about two-t,fth of the totalin tn,
city. There was no contest for an,
Office. The vote stood as follows
Mayor, Bymm Mayfield 6s, DAME
Boyd 1; councilmen 1.-TWO to elect), J
w. Bickford 20, w. II. Graves 90
recorder. w. Il. Taggart 70; treasurer
@. M. Lockwood 20; attorney. Thos NJ
Dill 81, d. w. Sheahan l. Boyd ha,
to set 'em up for being caught votinl
for himself. At least that's what Ton
| Atkins says. III M
| Those who miss '.The Rajah'' on Sa,
urday evening will mis- what premise
/ to be the greatest success ever achieve
| by the Enterprise Stock company. Th
| play itself is an exceedingly clever con
| edy drama, requiring the highest ords
Of dramatic talent on the part Of ii
performers. 1t is the most difficu
| thing vet undertaken in the local hous
and the company deserves credit +,
nerve In taking II on. The membe
of the company have shown great zeal
the rehearsals and already things a
running 70 smoothly that successf
performance is assured. Not only W
/ the play itself be we'll worth seein
but the scenery required is the mo
pretentious ever seen in the hous
Inasmuch as the performance is for Il
benefit of the band, it Ia needless to sa
that the house will be crowded.
The Ladies' aid Of the Presbyteria
church entertained the Ladies' aid
the Joseph Presbyterian church at Il
home OF Mrs. +. w. Steel, Friday afte
noon, Refreshments were served a,
u delightful social afternoon was spe,
One 81 the amusements was Il