The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-26
City and County
Brief News Items

]. H. Hartshorn was at 'o'0p"
over Wednesday night.
Samuel Stevens of the North ooul-
try was a business visitor Ill Vo"n
this week.
Grandpa Wood returned to HIS
Lostine home Thursday after a rev
days visit here.
Mrs. L. Burnaugh, Jr, and son
Lyle returned We Welne3day from a
months stay in the Willamette V1'-
ley.
Miss NJ. E. Johnston, editor ana
publisher of the Lostine Reporter was
in town on business over THURSDAY
night.
Miss Alice Shields, sister of Mrs
A. H. Sanford, let Friday morning
for Marshfield where another sistor'
Mrs. Cook, resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kerns ana
children returned Thursday from q
visit at Joseph. Mrs. Kerns' mother,
Mrs Houck, brought them home In
a buggy and spent the day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Coleman return
ed Wednesday from stay of seVeial
weeks in the Puget Sound country
They visited their people at Tacoma
and attended the fair at Seattle.
Il. B. Wheat went to Wallowa Fri
day and from there the following day
to Boise, Ida, where he joins MIS-
Wheat. They will remain in BOISE
several months and may decide TO
locate there permanently.
La Grande Star: Mrs. c. G. stacy
and son, Hay ward, left Wednesday
night for Spokane and will go To
Sand Point, where Mr.. Stacy's mother
lives. Later Mrs. G. G. Stacy viii
20 to the exposition in Seattle and
visit Portland on the way home to
La Grande.
F. Gibson and family of York, Ne1.
who are making a tour OF the weSt
stopped off he.e to visit his brother
in-law, S. A. Gardner, and family
They like this country so well thai
they will return after a trip to the
coast and the Seattle fair, and VIII
probably locate here.
Lostine Reporter Mrs. T. b. Day
and son Glenn Of Asotln, Wash, are
here on q visit to her daughter, Mrs
Orville Policy. Mrs. Gay was at on'
time a resident of Wallowa county
living on upper Prairie Creek. Vege
tation in that part Of the world II
much farther advanced than here. Mrs
Day brought from her own garden
sample OF the early products, ais
strawberries and raspberries. Al
this Is good to think about and tooth
some In reality. Yet, the bumpe
crops Wallowa county will show u
a little later in the way Of hay an
grain will make Asotin county Ell
vious.
G. w Martin OF Richland, Bake
county, was here for several day
greeting many old friends. Mr.. Ma
tin was a pioneer in this county an
for years ran cattle here. He wa
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Craig Wednesday night and returne
home Thursday. Mr.. Martin says Tn
fruit crop in Eagle Valley will D
somewhat short this year, as 1t
everywhere, but the valley and a
that part of Baker county Is feelln
the stir and impulse Of the Snak
River road, that is being built dow
the river as far as Homestead. Ricl
land Is the main town of Eagle va
ley and Is twelve miles from tn
Snake river railroad. to which
first class wagon road leads.
Everyone would be benefited b
take Foley's Orlno Laxative K
constipation, stomach and liver trou
lie, as 1t sweetens the stomach an
breath, gently stimulates the liv'
and regulates the bowels and is mu
superior to pills and ordinary lax
tives. Why not try Foley's Orino La
ative today? Burnaugh & Mayfiel