Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-16

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lhe fair.
Miss Bllnche Murray Of Alder
Slope returned Saturday from Vis-t
It Salem.
The dates of the Harvest Home
IT Fora are Friday and Saturday
September "a and 20.
J.. NJ. Blakely held the lucky ticket
hat drew the fine hat at the opera
louse, Saturday night.
Gus Price, wlo has been Ill for
so long. has become worse again and
eft Tuesday for Ho. Lake.
There wi be a called meeting OF
he w. C. T. U. at the home OF Mrs.
George Gaily, Fri iay afternoon.
Rev. w. S. Crockett viii occupy
he pulpit of the Christian church
lext Sunday m ,rning and evening.
Rev. C. E. Trueb I'd went out to
Glgin Tuesday t) look after tract
If fruit land he bought out there
asst winter.
c. r. Edlemon came out from Flora
Saturday to begin term of school
# the Pratt school house. School
opened Monday.
NJ. H Tucker has resigned the
hurricane Creek school. He is en-
ployed at Burma Ugh & Mayfield's
trug store.
Rev. w. P. Slmms went - La
Grande Tue sday to ses his new
yrandchild, a daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. D. C. Bri ,houx, Saturday.
Miss Joyce Craig is organizing a
class in music, to continue three
months. All wishing to enter the
class will plelse let Miss Craig know
as soon as possible.
S. B. Warnock of Troy brought out
4 lot of fine sweet corn the first of
he week. Mr.. Wa mock says the
crops in his sect on are fine, as
good as ever known.
p. L. Mcpherson, who had resided
here for the last two years, left Tues
day for The Dalle' and will probably
90 on to Vancouver Wash, though
ne has not determined his exact
location.
S. B. Warncck of Troy came ont
Sunday bringing his nephews, Herk
and Swift Warnock of Mabton, Yaki-
ma county, Wash, who had been
visiting him. The young men LEFT
Monday for Idaho where they will
visit brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mccormack, the
we'll known pioneer settlers, left
Tuesday for Pomeroy, Wash, to sse
his brother, E. R. Mccormack, who
is H.. E. R. formerly resided in Union
county and is remembered by the
old settlers there and here.
Captain James Blakely Of Browns
vile, Oregon's oldest pioneer, accom-
panied by his SON. w. NJ. Blakely, an
wife of Pendleton, and Samuel Thomp
son and family of Pendleton, after
a visit here for few days with the
Captains son, j. NJ. Blakely, and
family. left Monday In their auto
for Pendleton.
Drs. F. E. and H. C. P. Moore, the
osteopaths who sold their practice
in La Grande list week, will spend
the winter in this valley, practicing
in Joseph, Wallowa and Enterprise
with headquarters in this city. In
the spring they will go East to take
a postgraduate course in the osteo.
pathic college. DR.. F. E. Moore will
come here about September 21. and
Mrs. Moore, who is now in the East
will join him here on her return.
Miss Edna Bro wning, who went to
Spokane last week, has by advice of
Professor Heritage, Joined a lyceum
company that will tour the larger
Canadian cities. She will be the
soloist of the company and while it
is a fine opportunity for her there
Is not the ightest doubt but she
VIII become at once a popular star.
Miss Browning's fame as vocalist
Is not confined to her home CON-
munity and she achieved great success.
as so.oist at the Gladstone Chautau-
qua during the season of 1908.