The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-16
Ruberoid roofing, l ply and 2 ply,
'or sa!e by S. D. I[eitner.

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FOR saie by S. D. Eeitner.
John NJ Smith of Caro-, Mich, an
old time friend of eX-Commissione er
w. C. Wilson, is at Enterprise look
ing the country over with view to
locating.
C. e. Vest since August Is has
sold 20 city lots, GA acres of subur-
lan tracts, three residence properties,
and the skating rink-which is surely
going some.
All kinds of builders hardware al
). d. Keltners.
Polk Mays, the we'll known Swamp
.~-.. rancher, was in town Friday,
md left Saturday morning on bus
mess tip TO The Dalles.
"The Mystery of the Yellow
.oom." Can you solve it?
G.. II. and C. e. Vest sold 80 tons
0f balei hay to Smith Bros, Thurs
lay. The latter will retail it out.
Japalac, varnish stains, linseed oil
It Burnaugh & Mayfield's.
he Epworth League Of the NJ E.
;hurch the following officers were
elected: President, C. E. Vest; 1st
ice president, Kathryn DuFur; End,
RS. c. E. Trueblood; 3rd, Mabel
wilson; 4th. Cora Be"land; secre
airy, Bessie Willgerolt; treasurer,
ellie Stubbefiel cid; orga list, lrna
Iotchkiss; choris .er, Edna Browning.
The best washing machine on
,arth is the Flyer. For sale by
ID. Keltner.
At the annual meeting of the SIu-
lay school board of the NJ. e. church
Tuesday evening, the following offic-
ers were elected: Superintendent.
+. l. Browning; assistant, j. A. Bur
eigh; secretary, Irvine French;
assistant, Sylvester Bureigh; treas
lrer. Mrs. NJ. A. Holmes; librarian,
Iarie Browning; assistant, Gerald
Iolmes; organist, Kathryn DuFur;
assistant, Jeanette Willgerodt; Choir
ster, Mrs. Eva Willgerodt; superin-
.endent of home department, Mrs. M.
=. Devore; supe intendent of the
radle roll, Mrs. c. e. Trueblood.
Not just as good but better than
my other cent cigar, is the Ad-
rertiser. Enterprise made cigar
c. e. Vest sold Friday lots 4, 5, 6,
and 8 in block 13 of the original
)lat Of Enterprise to five members
If the Baptist church,. p. San
lers, G. II. Vest, Mrs. Serepta
Weaver, Mrs. L. A. Workman and
drs Ellen Boswell. The property was
,wned by f. !. Vergere and brought
$3.50, They are the vacant lots on
Main street imme lately east of e..
T. Ratcliffs residence. 1t is the in
ention of the purchasers to hold the
and subject to the option of the Bap-
list church society in case 1t Is de-
,ided to build a church edifice;
otherwise the buyers will keep the
property for themselves.
Before buying piano or organ
ee Ashley. He has the agency
II almost any make and will sell
lem on easy terms.
Notwithstanding there were no
lights and no candles in town the
Royal Neighbors met Thursday even
ing and by the light of lamps
md lanterns brought from their
ZONES installed their officers for the
1909 term as follows: Oracle, Mrs.
Alvina Flowers; past oracle, Mrs. p.
.. Matthew; vice oracle, Mrs. j. H.
Flowers; chanceor, Mrs. o. M. Cor
tins; recorder Mrs. Ethel Sorensen;
I. S., Elizabeth Mavor; o. s., Maude
henderson; musician, Ethel Weaver;
manager, Mrs. Amy Chauvet. The
R. N. A. Sewing society meets at
,lrs. Mavor's Thursday afternoon,
January 2l, and special meeting in
)arlor of hall the same evening. All
Z. N. of A. requested to attend
both.
AT the annual business meeting of
Mrs. NJ. e. Steel, of Vancouver,
Wash, who was guest of her son,
g. w. Steel, during the holidays, has
returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Steel
accompanied her as far as La Grande
remaining there few days visiting
Mrs. Steel's sister, Mrs. ID. c,
BrichouX.