Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-07

Get 70 wint-r cabbage AMI saue;
krtut. A. NJ. wagner. Ent'rprise.
Mrs A. E. Ivanhoe spent satur-
5ay in La Grande.
Rev. S. Harris attended presoy-
tery al La GTande the first OF the
week.
John Wo-tman. Jr., LEFT Sunday
for Ka,ama, Wash. where he wiz
conduct a grocery store.
EIgin Flour at W. ]. Fu-.k & Co.'S
Patent $3.50 a sack, straight grade,
sl.4O a sack.
A Jolly crowd OF high school pn-
pi's took a hayrack ride to Joseph
Saturday night.
Mrs. Lizzie Lloyd. postmistress of
Grossman. is gueS at the home
II Judge and Mrs. o. NJ. Corkias.
States and tablets. pencils and
pen--in fact everything needed by a
school pupil-at Jackson & WeaYer's
Mr.. and Mrs. James Terwilliger Of
Nixon. who formerly resided on
Trout creek. are visiting friends in
his vicinity.
School plpi's can get nice ruler
free, by buying tablet. pencil, or
my other school supplies at JACK
3 OF
Mrs George ID. Boston. son Dewey
nd daughter Miss Mabel OF Grouse
we're in town last week. Miss Ma
lel remained to attend public school
his winter.
Mrs. ]. w. Flowers went to La
irande Monday in response to mes
age stating her daughter Ida was
i'll Miss Lila has been working in
Ia Grande for several weeks.
Mr.. and Ms. l.. ]. Jordan an6
laughter left Fri 'ay to attend tnt
-ele al conference OF the Latter Do,
SIints at Salt Lake and will n6o
;.st a. their old home in Utah.
WE. Taygnrt has sold two lots ii
erryman's ad6i ION to Ancil F. Anr
.or $500. Mr.. Taggart has bought
OF on West Gre snwood street of S
.. Ke tner for $50.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. ant
irs. George Bales was buried Sunda.
afternoon, funeral services beins
held ct the Me,otte home at 2:3'
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. c. E
Trueblood,
Mrs Calvin Thomson has beer
chosen as a teacher in the FL
street school building in La Grande
n extra teacher having been foun'
| necessary owing to the crowded con
ii:ion OF the schools. Mrs. Thoma
son is a former Enterprise girl.
The Eckhardt company gave tw'
Inc performances in the opera hous
Friday and Saturday nights. L i
one of the best ii not the bes
troupe that ever showed here ant
3. is to be regretted they were no
greeted by larger audiences. Mis-
Defiry, Mr.. Eckhardt and Mr.. Bran
don are exceedingly clever acton
and the remainder OF the compan.
vas worthy of the stars.
l.. Graves four-room house in th'
northwest part of town was destroye'
by fire Monday night about half
past 10 O'Clock. The fire caught il
The kitchen or the flue and was burn
ing fiercely when Mr.. Graves, wh'
was clone in the house, was awaken
ed by smoke. He had time to save
but very few Of his clothes. It tool
some time for the alarm to be giver
and VIII IN the chemical and host
;ar.s arrived it was too late TO save
The building. The house was new
having bean built by Mr.. Graves
This summer. He had $3.50 insur
alce.
Last Sunday wa Rally Day for the
VI. E. Sunday school, the day wher
all Methodist schools take up a col
lection for Sunday school mission
work, The local school has always
responded nobly in this good cause
out last Sunday ell high marks were
passed by the big sum Of S96.04 from
IN attendance Of 95. Mrs. J. C, Con
ley's c,ass of boys won the banner
by turning in the largest amount
S35.S5, al earned by their individual
Or class efforts. Miss Jessie Robert
sons class Of girls was a close
second with $3.50, while Mrs True
blood's class Of little tots came for.
ward with the astonishing sum OF
s2O.4l. Miss Robertson's class won
he banner last year. The other
cases of the school all did nobly
Rev. C. E. Truebiood teaches the Bible
class, ]. A. Burieigh No. 2, Mrs. De
Vore No. s. aud Miss Chambers No
I. j. L. Browning is superintendent.