The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-30

l.. E. Jordan and NJ. X. Bue ma lo
trip to the No.th Country las,
week.
Fresh Fish every Friday and Sat
Irday at Cray G Willett's City Mar
ket.
Mrs. w. A. No went out to La
Grande Tuesday to visit her faith er
D. A. McAllister.
Mrs. o. NJ. Corains returned from
Portland, Friday.
One-Minute Washers-the Only
Best Washer. For sale by Ashley.
Mrs. Geo. S. Craig is visiting rel
ltives in southern Oregon.
Mayor Byram Nayfieid returned Mon
day. He stopped at Elgin on his way
nome from the X of p grand lodge
and visited his people over Sunday
Mrs. Mauds Pinckley of Prairie
Creek and her grandmother, Mrs. Fl
Nelson of Union, welt out to Union
Tuesday for visit.
A. c. Miller returned Friday from
he K of grand lodge at Pendleton
He praises very highly the roya
hospitality of the Pendieton people.
Mrs. j. C. Shackelfo.d and chi, rel!
uant IN Uloho Tuaodou 3, ,r;,;t ba
father and sister, whom she has no!
seen for 10 years.
Jackson & Weaver are headquar.
ers for 4th of July Goods, Fire
works. Fire Crackers, Cap Pistols
APPS, Flags, Bunt 'ng, etc. Punk free
Miss Doll!e Surcamp of Walt)1,
southern Oregon returned home Tues
day after a visit at the home of her
grandfather, c. d. Akin of Paradise.
Go to Jackson G. Weaver's for Ice
jream Sodas, Sundaes, and Soda
Water, all flavors. Everything san
AIRY and clean.
Mrs. l.. L. McKinnon and daughter
Fanny returned to their home a.
Alicel Tuesday after visit with Mrs.
lcKinnou's daughter, Mrs. Ina Gas
Kill. Little Vivian Gaskill went home
With her grandma for a visit.
Miss Etha and Burl Kooch of Alder
slope and Miss Cooper, teacher In
he Joseph schools, have return ed
rom delightful trip to the Seattle
air. Miss Kooch had been attending
school at Euge le. and was joined
It Portland by her brother and Miss
Cooper and all proceeded to the fair
,ogether.
Jackson G Weaver, headquarters
or 4th-ofJuly goods, Fire Works,
fire Crackers, Cap Pistols, Canes,
Flags. Bunting, etc.
Geo. NJ. Gaily, who is home from
| visit with his mother at Sterling
<an., says the weather there was so
lot and the air so humid, that he
onged for the balmy, bracing air o:
ValIowa all the time he was gone.
j. w. Kerns' baby son had nar
ow escape from drowning Monday
4 branch at their home south o.
own. He fell off little bridge into
, t.N 70
y Mrs. Kerns saw him. She jumped
n and saved him.
You can buy Bunting, Flags, Fire
Works, Fire Cfaake s, ETC., at Jack
ion & Weaver's. Punks free with
every bunch of Fire Crackers.
Lorenzo Bacon of Flora, accom-
panied by his wifes uncles, S. p.
Monger of Mime sofa, and Spencer
Noager of Wisconsin, who have been
que its of Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon for
some time, were in Enterprise Tues
lay. They had been looking over
The valley country.
DR.. c. L. llockett reports Bill Daley,
who fell from horse week ago
Monday and broke his leg, as getting
along nicely. The accident occurred
down on Swamp creek, and the in
iured man was taken across the
hills to II. c. Bunnell's, where he
works.
Mr., and Mrs. r. V. Goodman o.
are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. e. Van Pe,t. at Lostine.
Mr.. Goodman was In town Monday,
guest of his relatives, the Wagner
boys. He and his wife called to see
Mrs. Jacob Wagner AZ the sanitarium
n Portland and report her health
'ery much improved.
Jonathan Haas and family of Alder
Slope had the pleasure OF visit
rom MIR. Haas elder brother, Adam.
,f North Dakota. whom he had no
'een for 30 years. when they were
10th young men back in Pennsyl-
'anla. Adam Eaas left Tuesday to
DIN his wife and daughters, who are
listing Mrs. Haas brother at Eugene.
md all will go on to visit the Seattle
air.
I'M AWElu IN rIpr