The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-08-06


Hartshorn Keltner's.
Screen doors and wire screens fol
sale at Hartshorn & Keltners.
A few choice bargains in dress
hats and sailors, at Helena Zurcher's
James H. Bjorkman has filed on
homestead just northeast of En-
terprise.
Hats. Tams. wells and shirt waists
on the 99c counter at Helena Eur
chers.
A. C. Willett has bought the
cleaning and pressing business of J
l.. Siegmund
Everything in the fishing rod line
from cents up to SO, at Burnaugh
& Mayfield's.
G. C. Bolding of Troy brought
out load of ea:ly vegetables, pota
toes and string beans, the first OF
the week that were sold before he
could get off the wagon seat
For Sale-Five room cottage. in
best residence section of Enterprise
New, well finished. Good well. eel
lar and wood house Three blocks
south of public school. Easy terms
Enquire of NJ. F. Wheeler or w. E
Taggart. 14tf
Miss Jessie Robertson, the popular
lady clerk in the e. M. & Nj. store,
left Saturday for two months
visit at her old home in Iowa. Miss
Vesta Jackson has accepted a posi-
tion in the store to clerk during Miss
Robertson's absence.
Mrs. Thomas Morgan and Miss
Grace Pratt of Prairie Creek went
to Olympia, Wash, Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Morgan was called home
on account of her father being quite
sick, and Miss Pratt goes to be un
der the doctors care for few
months.
! Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe of La Grande
surprised her husband, Monday night
: by inviting in a party of gentlemen
including Judges Knowles, Crawford
and Henry, and members of the bar
to spend the evening in honor of the
Colonels SID birthday. The visitors
gave Mr.. lvanhos a beautiful foun
! tain pen ornamented with the Elk
emblem. Mrs. Ivanhoe assisted by
MRS. j. NJ. Berry, served ice cream
cake, coffee and fruit punch.
DR.. w. T. PLY of Hot Lake SAM
tarlum, and party numbering 81,
went through Enterprise Saturday il
the Doctors big Franklin auto or
their way to Walowa lake for a cou
PIE of days outing. The party lef
La Grande at 3 a. M, and arrived
IN Enterprise, 70 miles, at II a. m
Ihey delayed at Island City for som,
little time to see the ravages of tn,
Dig fire that was under control b,
lne time the auto reached there
The return trip from Joesph to Ii
Grande, Monday, n miles, was mad
In four hours, according to the Ii
Grande Star.
The largest audience of the seaso
greeted the Streeter-Bryan player
saturday night in their presentatio
OF Marie Correlli's dramatized story
Thelma." The role of Thelma. tn
plays chief figure, was assumed b
Miss Blanche Bryan, whose effective
ness as the Norwegian princess wa
much enhanced by her personal a
4 tractiveness. AS lady Philip Bruc
y Errington, her gowns were superl
Sir Philip Bruce Errington, as acte
by Morrie B. Streeter, developed sti
another side of this versatile artis
Harry j. Terry as Olaf Guldma
4 Thelma's father, did some yer
\ strong emotional acting. F. n
4 Weeks was espe ,ially fine in the di
1 ficult role of Sigard, the hunch -bac
4 IDIOT Miss Nettie Foster. the pol
ular character woman of the con
pany, as Lovisa was as usual decidet
ly clever. Miss Foster is alway
easy and natural in her acting, an
has won a large degree of popularit
by her playing. Miss Hazel Robert
played well the parts of Britta.
dear little Norwegian servant gir
and Lady Winsley. Joy c. Gallowa
as George Lorimer did some exceller
acting and made a good impression
Joe Simpkins had variety of cha
acters to assume and presented thel
all in a creditable manner. Th
strange Norwegian customs and tr
n ditions were vividly brought out an
the large audience was~well please
with the presentation. M