Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26

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The Misses Nellie and Vera stub
,lefield left Monday on a trip to sAe
Seattle fair.
A,rs. A. c. Whilst and baby went
lOwn TO LOst-ne, Tuesday. - remain
or a week.
Elgin Flour al ". ]. Fu-k & Cos
'aient $3.50 a sack, straight grade.
l.4O a sack.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Miller went out
o La Grande. Monday. 10 hear the
Mormon choir.
Mrs. J. H. Parrot and childrel
went 20 Pullman. Wash, Tuesday,
o visit her people.
Mrs. Jessie and Miss Minnie Gid
len returned Tuesday from few
lays outing al the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams went up
o The Transyaal mine this week wher
10Th will be engaged in work.
Miss Cecile Chauve, left Monday
or Tacoma TO visit re.atiyes and vii!
,lso view the Seattle fair before re
urning.
The Woman's Uni1n Missionar,
.ociety will mee- at tn home Of Mrs.
ieorge Law Tuesday, A.g. ., a
2:3O p. II.
Mrs. Lafe Hammack and Mrs. A.
J. Poe of LOs-ine were here over
Monday night. shopping and calling
On friends
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Couch and Edward
Holmes Of Wallowa came up tha
.alley Tuesday in E. A. Holme
Studebaker automobile.
Miss Ida Flowers went 10 La
Irande last week to remain som
lime. She will be employed in a
iressmaking establishment.
Harry Vaughan of Imnaha was in
own Saturday. accompanied by his
guests j. G. Vaughan Of Lansing,
Mich, and daughters, Mrs. Beatty,
and Miss Vaughan.
Mis-. Ada Wallace Unruh. Natiols,
organizer and lecturer OF the
Yoman's Christian Temperance Union
will be in Enterprise Sept. and 6.
She will speak in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening September
and hold a convention of the ". c.
7. [. Monday evening and Tuesday
afternoon.
Will Church ani Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Carr OF La Grande were here Tues
.ay in Church's white Ford They
lad been out TO Flora. Paradise and
Sled Springs. coming in by the An
Flat road, which they said was fine
Tor automObiling. From here they
vent up 10 the lake.
Water was turned into the reser-
goir on the hill Monday night and
hen drained oft TO clear it. The
dis1riDutive system was flushed Sat
urday, and the builders are going
over their work carefully making
ready for the tests before turning
over to the city. No connections will
be made until the system is accepted
by the city.
Mrs. B. F. Boutwell, and daughter
Miss May of Lincoln. Nebr.. arrived
Friday to visit Mrs. Bothwell's daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Law. Miss May
will remain, she being one of the
teachers engaged for the coming year
in the public schools. Mrs. BoIh-
Well viii stay about 10 days. They
had been in Ca ifo mia for the past
TWO months.
Rev. W. S. Crockett and family
will move Thursday to LOstine where
they will occupy the B. F. Policy resi-
dence. Mr.. Crockett is pastor of the
Christian churches here, at Lostine
and Wallowa, and Lostine being the
NSA%IG4 punt II Will De InOEe COu-
venient for him in keeping his ap-
pointments. He will conduct regular
services in the Enterprise church,
his, Wednesday, evening and next
Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. w. Amey and daughter
Gladys, Miss Gussie Amey of Mon
mouth, ILL.,, and Gene Boner of Yer
non, Ind, left Monday for the Seattle
tair Miss Gussie Amey had been
visiting here for a couple of months.
Mr. Boner is a cousin OF George
Boner, and had been here and al
Joseph for several weeks. He likes
this country so well that he will
probably return and locate.
Mrs. c. Myer and daughter, Miss
Lucy Myer, of Salgerties, n. Y, after
an enjoyable visit OF two weeks with
Mrs. Myers sister, Mrs. Angeline
Hanson. and family. left Tuesday for
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