The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wilson ard
daughter Mabel returned Sunday from
Seattle.
Miss Jessie Rumsey of Portland is
employed as trimmer in Mrs. Hugs
millinery parlors.
Elgin Flour at w. J. Fu..k & Cos.
Patent $1.5O a sack, straight grade,
s1.40 a sack.
Miss Vejta Jackson, after a few
lays visit with relatives here, re-
turned to Wallova, Monday.
Deputy Clerk C. G. Bilyeu return
I'd Monday from months vacation
IN the Willamette valley and at the
coast.
Mrs. L. R. DeVore and Mrs. VIII
zurcher and children have returned
from q weeks camp with the For
,ythe party at the lake.
Mrs. r. McCrea and children OF
Wallowa visited at the homes of c
). Haney and H. C. Cramer from
Saturday until Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. C. r. Beckley oi
Boise and Mr.. ald Mrs. j. c. Nelsoi
md son of Ontario were among Mon
lays guests at Hotel Enterprise.
w. I..Calvin and ia nily and Mrs
Wm. Daisley have be IN campin% |
Wallowa canyon near the mol-h o
he Minam for the last 10 days.
R. B. Brundage, Dist. Mgr. and E
L. Tubbs Dist. Deputy for the NJ. B. A
lodge, from Wa!la Walla, are here
this week in the interests of the
lodge.
f. Il. Pennington Of Centra,ia
Wash, and Frank Shuman of Nome
Alaska were among the Saturday
guests at Hotel Enterprise.
Elsie d. Marshall and Eva B. Haa'
)f Meadville, Pa, and w. j. Moor
and F. C. Roswell OF Turtle Creel
were registered at Hotel Enterprise
Sunday.
Mrs. George Law and mother, Mrs
B. F. Boutwell,, lie Wednesday morl
ing for the latter home at Lincoln
Neb., where Mrs. Law will make al
extended visit.
Mrs. F. s. Ivanhoe and soa Fo
rest came In from La Grande, Sal
urday. Mrs. Ivanhoe will be instruc'
or in mathematics at the county hig
school, this coming year.
J. A. Funk and family retune'
to Enterprise Tuesday evening from
TurlocB, CAL. with their househol
goods. They will make their hom
on the Frank Herman ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rice Of Puy
allup, Wash, are guests Of relative
here. Mr.. Rice has disposed of hi
extensive stock holdings and rang
on Snake river to w. H. and Colone
Graves.
Miss Elizabeth Bunnell, teache
in the La Grande schools, returne
home Wednesday after a few day
visit with her friends, the Misse
Victoria and Laura Haas of Aide
Slope.
The Christian church congregation
will hold busine IS meeting at tn
church Wednesday evening. Re
Crockett will also preach that ever
ing and on Sunday morning. joinin
in the union services Sunday even
ing.
w. C. Moore and son Frei o
North Yakima, Wash. are here lool
ing over the country with a viey
to locating, having disposed Of thei
fruit ranch at North yakima. The
are very favorahly impressed wit
Wallowa county.
The council met in special sessio
at the home of Mayor Mayfield MOI
day night and considered the matte
Of rates for water. A tentative sch'
dule was gone over but not final
adopted. The rate for residences
$125 for the first tap and 25c fo
each additional tap.
Mrs. r. S. Ivanhoe will leave TIL
morning for Enterprise, where sh
will take up her work in the hig
school next Monday. Enterprise
fortunate in having woman of Mr.
Ivanhoe's remarkable teaching abi
ity, AMI strong, helpful personalit
as an instructor.-La Grande Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Davis and thre
daughters will leave this week 70
Atwater, California, where Mr.. Davi
invested in property early this spring
They will 60 overland, enjoying al
outing trip on the way and will b
accompanied by T. NJ. Littleton. wh'
will return to his home at Lodi, Cal
after a business visit OF severa
weeks here.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick OF Lostine
who has been under osteopathic treat
ment in La Grande the past twC
months, has recovered her voice afte
six months OF being unable to speah
above a whisper. Mrs. Fitzpatrick