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

throughout the valley. made a busi-
ness trip to Enterprise last satur-
day.
| Mayor and Mrs. Burleigh went TO
Elgin Sunday where Mr. BurIeigh de-
liyered the Fourth of July Grafton
Monday.
The Enterprise business men met
defeat in the ball game with the Jo-
'eph business men Monday, by
score of to 6.
Mrs. H. NJ. ogan of The Buttes
eft Friday mo4nmg for Pittsburg,
Pa, where she will visit her people.
that being her former home.
Miss " Thomas and mother went
o Joseph Friday evening. Miss
Thomas was until a short time ago
telephone "central" in Enterprise
Simon Mckenzie, the well known
lrug man of Lostine, and son Ken
meth, also a drug man of Wallowa,
spent Thursday night in Enterprise.
Miss Nina Miller left Friday for
Promise. She will be met there by
ner sister Mrs. Lee Thompson, and
will visit the family home in Prom
Use.
j. T. Harvey is having built in
to one room of his ice cream par
or a new display window and sheiy-
ing, and will stock it with new
shipment Of goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Ashley ar d
little daughter Gena returned Mol
lay from several days camping
| rip above the lake. They report
l splendid time.
F. G. Wheeler, formerly of McGill,
New, has taken charge of the groc-
cry and hardware department of the
". j. Funk & Company's store, Mr..
Clayton having resigned.
C. S. Haney arrived from Lostine
Saturday to. spend the Fourth with
lis family in Enterprise. He reports
he sawmill at Lostine running full
ime and with a prosperous business
outlook.
Rev. Samuel Harris of this city
eft Monday morning for vacation
)f several weeks. 1t is understood
hat he win visit the Yosemite val
| ey in California onhis way east,
-eaving there for Ohio where he will
visit his mother.
Commissioner Sam Litch returned
rom La Grande Friday, driving his
big new Cadillac machine The
car is large enough in seating ca
3acity and horse power to carry Mr..
4itchs entire family, that being his
eason for selling the former one and
purchasing this machine.
Miss Flora Shaffer of Ashland,
Oregon, is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. White of this city.
diss Shaffer is the daughter of John
Shaffer at one time resident of
Hurricane Creek, and has just com
pleted with high honors acourse in
the Ashland Normal college.
Warden Joe Clemons left for his
summer home in Leap Saturday ev-
ening. He was called here to prose
cute an Enterprise resident for vio-
alton of the game law. The govern
nent officials are keeping sharp
ookout for all violations of this kind
ind are prosecuting them as rapidly
rs found.
| C. R. Eberhard, receiver in the
government land office in La
Grande, passed through Enterprise
Saturday on his way to Joseph where
he spent the Fourth. Mrs. Eberhard
s visiting with her parents in Jo-
seph, mention of which has been
made, and Mr.. Eberhard joined her
IN observing the national day
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Woodell, form
er residents here and near here for
years, but now living in Union coun-
| ", spent the Fourth visiting friends
in Enterprise. Mr.. Woodell has
charge of the Woodell ranch in
Union county, and reports the fall
wheat crop excellent, but that ow-
ing to lack of rain the spring wheat
crop will be light.
Luther Lloyd brought in from
he Imnaha country some excellent
Royal Ann cherries, kindly remem-
bering the Enterprise Press. To IL
lustrate just how cherries grow there
and just how Mr.. Lloyd grows
them, that gentleman cut a twig
from one limb Of cherry tree, trim
ming the twig exactly one foot long.
Within this foot there were sc big
Royal Ann cherries on it. The twig
was about an inch in diameter.
Soreness of the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or INJURY,