Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-14

W. F. Rankin is building two cot
tages on his lots in Alder View ad-
dition.
]. A. Burleigh went to La Grande.
Monday. 10 attend a case in circuit
court there.
DR.. ]. H. Thompson. mayor OF JO-
seph. was in town on professional
business, Monday.
Esquire W. B. Applegate and son
Of Paradise were here the first of
the week on business.
Landlord Jacob Bauer OF Hotel En-
ierprise returned Monday from a
business trip TO outside points.
Mrs. ". A. Moss and son Guy Wis
ite6 relatives in La Grande and at
tended the fair last week.
The Misses Joy and Lora Crockett
If LOstine were guests of Berna
Haney Saturday and Sunday.
II you want good winter apples,
absolutely free from worms, call up
o. J. Roe, Mountain View Fruit
Farm, Home phone.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanson returned
Monday from the Seattle fair. Will
SAYS the stock exhibit there was
fine and well repaid him for the
trip.
Mrs. Thos. NJ. Dill returned Sat
Irday from Hood River where she
attended the state convention of
he W. C. T. L. as delegate from
he county union.
c ]. Yager of the North Country
was trading in town Monday. He
eft home with a load of fine fruit,
but disposed OF it all at the saw
mills north of town.
La Grande Observer: William
Zurcher of Enterprise left for his
home today the proud possessor of
4 thoroughbred cocker spaniel, pur-
.hased of A. T. Hill.
J. B. Seibert returned Friday
from northern California. He is
showing some good sized gold mug
gets he panned out on a prospecting
rip in the Siskiyous.
Misses Minnie Glidden and Ella
Daley went to LOstine. Tuesday,
from where they will make a trip
up the South Fork canyon as far
the Contact Mining company's prop
erty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hooper of
Stockport, Ia. and Mrs. Cornelia
CLANCY OF Ben.olspOrt. Ia, started
/ for their homes Tuesday, after
visit with Elmer KOoch and family
Of Alder Slope.
Call at Mrs. Hugs and see Style
Book and Samples of Ladies' and
! Misses Suits. Dresses and Waists.
Also children's dresses and coats.
Orders taken Friday afternoons.
Mrs. r. I. Long. representing Chas.
A. S5evels & Eros. 4sr4
Otley Wilson of Grouse. who was
badly hurt several weeks ago by his
horse stumbling and falling on him,
was able TO be taken home from
Aaotin last week by his parents. Mr.
/ and Mrs. L. Wilson. He is still
limping from the bruises.
Miss Ethel Van Pelt came down
from Joseph and spent the day, Tues
/ day, with Mrs. S. L. Burnaugh. Her
mother, who was so badly injured
/ in a runaway accident a few weeks
ago, is slowly recovering but won't
be able TO be moved for q couple of
weeks yet.
Fendleton East Oregonian: Anson
Wood of Weston; G. W. Stages of
Weston; Ellsworth Wood of Sherman
county, and Rev. Payne of Weston,
have returned from Wallowa coun-
y, where they went to invest in
wheat land. All of them made pur-
| chases and are delighted with the
appearance OF that part OF Oregon.
w G. and C. W. Estes went to
Pendleton Monday. The former
bought the pool hall OF Lon Bright
few weeks ago, but when the coun-
ell refused last week to recognize
the transfer of the soft drink license,
he decided to close out. He sold
the pool table 10 Joseph party and
The other fixtures and stock to var
ious parties in the city.
Scott 2. Henderson, formerly of
this city. who has been managing the
Twin City Reporter at Kennewick
for the last year or two, has re-
signed to resume the practice OF
law. In connection with NJ. NJ. Moul-
ton Of Iowa. he has opened a law
ffice at Kennewick. A. r. Gard
ner, another ENTERPRISE how uyho