Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-07-07

P-ohAOAaAc AtANoAN%'t PaufCo
and fittings. et Keltner's.
Owen Stubblesield moved into
town from Zumwalt. Friday.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and MIS-.
Berbel Sergeant of The Buttes, Fri
day. July 1.
Mrs. William Brown visited in La
Grande over the Fourth, leaving here
last Saturday morning.
Garden Hose = big shipment
sprinklers, hose fixtures, at Kelt-
ner's.
R. L. Day was confined to bed
Friday of last week by temporary
sickness, but is able to be about
again.
L. j. Jordan, B. C. Martin and
Jake Darlington returned last Frid-
day from Imnaha where they had
been looking over the country.
C. S. Wrenn, one of the county's
leading stockmen, stopped in Enter
prise Saturday on his way to Jo-
seph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Weaver and
child left for La Grande Friday
where they will visit for several
days.
DR.. F. E. Moore, osteopath, has
1ffice hours all day Tuesday, Thurs
lay and Saturday in Enterprise. Of
ice over the bank. S3btf
Forty people from in and about En-.
aerprise left on the Saturday even
ing train for Joseph where they cele-
orated the Fourth.
Sherwin & Williams paints-guar-
anteed-at Keltner's.
F. G. Williams of Proctor. VT. rep
resenting the Vermont Marble COM
Dany, transacted business in Enter
prise last week.
c. Murdoch of Day Ridge was at
lending the wool sale. Mr.. Murdoch
S an old newspaper man, now own-
ing some 1000 acres in sheep range.
Perry Blanchard left Saturday las,
or La Grande to visit Mrs. Blanch
ard who recently underwent an op-
GRAFTON in the hospital of that city.
Virgil Brines, NJ. F. Casteel, Cladue
and George Myers, all OF Day
Ridge, were in town the latter part
If last week, atten ding the wool
sale, and to other business matters
James Gibson and Al Daniels, both
If Cove, passed through Enterprise
Friday on their way to Imnaha
They go to look over some pros
pective homestead land in that dis
trict.
Miss Alice Proctor of Elgin ar
rived in Enterprise to visit her
sister, Mrs. Charles Hug, Friday ev-
ening. With her Mr.. and Mrs. Hugs
son, Master Proctor Hug, returned.
He had been visiting his grandpa
rents at Elgin.
Hiram Meek and son of near wal
Iowa transacted business in Enter
prise Friday. Mr.. Meek paid this
office a genial visit, and helped
talk over "old times" in Ohio. Mr..
Meek has 200 acres of land near
Wallowa, where he has lived for 10
years.
C. F. Johnson and little daughter
left Saturday morning for La Grande
where Mr.. Johnson spept the Fourth
with his people. An aunt, Mrs.
Bailey, of Oskaloosa, Ia, also WIS
visiting with Mr.. Johnson's father
in La Grande, and the Fourth was
in the nature of a partial family re-
union.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertel Sargenat was buried
Monday of last week in the Prairie
| SlSSh SOhCuCiys iht llIJlt Ouc
had sufferd from stomach trouble
which finally proved fatal Both Mr..
and Mrs. Sergeant have the profound
sympathy of their many friends in
the county in their sad loss. The
baby was aged one year and five
days.
DR.. Moore and DR.. Zudie Purdum
left Sunday morning for Portland
where the latter, who is a sister
of Mrs. DR.. Moore, will take the Ore
gon state examination in Osteo-
pathy. DR.. Moore is member Of
the state Osteopathy examining
board. 1t is understood that after
passing the examination DR.. Pur-
dun will practice osteopathy in
Flora, this county.