The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-11-20


Doors and Windows and Builders
hardware at Keltner's. 67DS
Attorney A. B. Conaway went to
La Grande Wednesday to appear IN
land suit.
Full line of Topographic goods at
Jackson & Weaver's.
G. S. Reavis returned Wednesday
from trip into Washington and
Idaho.
J. C. Higgins of Lostine, left sat
urday for Grand Junction, Ia, 10
spend the winter visiting home folks.
Mrs. NJ. X. Boatman of Milwaukee,
lear Portland, is visiting her son,
County Clerk w. C. Boatman, and
wife.
S. A. Gardner, who with his fami-
y is spending the winter at Forest
Grove. arrived here Thursday on
brief business trip.
Plumbing Fixtures, Paints, Oils
and Glass at Keltner's hardware
store. 57p3
Mr. and Mrs. John Lang have
moved to Pendleton. He was form
erly cutter in the Combes meat mar
ket.
The remodeling of the M. & NJ.
IS progressing nicely. The new groc-
cry entrance has been cut opening
onto River street.
Mrs. C. Conaway is quite Ill and
word was sent Friday to her son, A.
B. Conway, to return home. He is
at LaGrande and Baker City on legal
business.
Carbon paper for copying, 3 sheets
for cents at Jackson & Weaver's.
F. A. Reavis returned from La
Grande, Wednesday. Mrs. Reavis is
recovering nicely from the operation
and will be able to come home in
'ew days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Harris and
Mrs. Harris two daughters, arrived
"Wednesday from Coffeyburg, Mo. Mr.
md Mrs. Harris were married Octo-
Der 26. An account of the wedding
will appear in our next issue.
| La Grande OOserver:-J. H. Allen
one of the early pioneers Of Wallowa
county, spent last evening in the city.
Mr.. Allen run the first threshing
rig ever taken into Wallowa county,
taking it into the valley some 81
years ago.
H. Il. Miller of the Oregon Journal
circulation department, was in the
city a few days and gained many
subscribers to Portlands best daily.
The Journal will be delivered by
carrier to It's subscribers hereafter;
Alvin Clayton, the Saturday Evening
Post newsboy, will be the carrier.
A carload of nails and wire was
received by s. d. Keltner this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Burnaugh and
son Lyle went out to Blgin, Friday,
to be present at the wedding of Mr..
Burnaugh's sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Tucker, who will be married, Sunday,
to Mr.. Bert Hill, wealthy farmer
near Dlgln. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will
go to Walla Walla on their wedding
trip.
Miss Myrl Knapp and Mr.. H. II.
Whitmore were married Wednesday
afternoon at LAS O'Clock by Rev. w.
p Samms at his home in this city.
Five relatives of the young couple
witnessed the ceremony. Both the
bride and groom reside at Leap and
have many friends who wish them
Joy and happiness.
II. e. Oakes of this city, who has
been putting in heating plant for
E. A. Holmes at Wallowa, and doing
plumbing work for other parties
there, suffered an accident Wednes-
day and is forced to discontinue the
work for few days. A so pound
mandrel fell end-on onto his left foot,
mashing the joint back of the big
toe.
Take a look at the weld of the
Pittsburgh Perfect Field Fencing at
Keltners. Electric weld-you can't
break it. 57b3
c. w. Stevens and T. NJ. Butler,
who formerly ran sheep on the Cot
tonwood In the North End under the
firm name of Butler & Stevens, were
in town this week on court business.
Mr., Stevens now resides near Gull
desac and Mr. Butler at Clifford, Ida.
They were accompanied by their
wives, and drove across the country.
starting on their return trip Satur-
day.