Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-22

H. E. Oaks was at wallowa Thurs
day on land business.
Japalac. varnish stains. nnseed oil
at Burnaugh & Mayfield's
Mrs. c. T. Hockett spent Thurs
day at Wallowa.
airs. W. NJ. Dishow, Mrs S. V.
Cray and children spent Thursday at
Lostine.
Prank Cummings, well known
Snake River stockman, was in town
several days buying supplies.
Mrs. B. F. Miller went to Wallowa
Thursday and viii visit there and at
Promise for a week or more.
d. Fitzgerald, owner of the La
Grande Iron Works, was transacting
business in the valley Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. c. Heinz, who had been resid-
-ng here for several months, went
o Wallowa Thursday, to say with
ler sister, Mrs. Stein.
Thomas Siegmund. the Wonder
Washer agent took another big load
If washers to the lmnaha, Friday
lie sold 10 there in eight days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd of Par
sons, Kan, are guests of his broth
r, B. B. Boyd, and wife. The Wis
tors have been making a tour OF
he Coast and are now on their way
home.
This office has recently finished a
Jrief for d. W. Sheahan, attorney
or the City of Joseph in its suit
'sainst the Water Works company.
Ihe case has been appealed to the
supreme court
B. w. Brady of Wallowa captured
he high score for amateurs at the
!g EEgin shoot. His score was III
)ut OF a possible 200. o. H. Brady
1f this city lent his brother the gun
nat carried off the honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Fischer of
Rock Elm, Wis, left Thursday for
heir home after a months visit here
With their daughter and son, Miss
Anna and Herman Fischer. They
ill stop at Wibaux, Mont, en- route
visit another son.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H Flowers and two
hildren, Maude and Clarence, left
Saturday morning for Sheridan,
where they have bought a small
place one mile from town. Mr..
Flowers went in the car with their
household goods and the favorite fam
ly driving mare.
Miss Amy Olmsted, first honors
winner in the 1910 graduating class
If the county high school, left Thurs
lay for Albany where she will at
end college this coming year if the
courses are to her liking, otherwise
she will go on to the state univer-
ity at Eugene.
Michel Stubblefield took charge Of
he old Star laundry Wednesday and
will run it until his new building is
completed, and his new machinery
arrives and is installed. Mr.. Stubble
field will put in all modern, up-to-
late machinery to run ftrst-class
steam laundry, and deserves the
most liberal patronage for his enter
prise.
Anyone willing to loan any article
Of furniture or furnishing suitable TO
Use in the rest room which the I'm
provement club is preparing for the
fair, is asked to telephone Mrs. b
B Boyd. All ladies' of the city are
isked to contribute to this enterprise
as the object is to provide comfort
able, free rest room for the visitors
at the fair. The dray will call for al
return the articles loaned.
Virgil Samms OF Pocatello, Ida., on
his way to the University of Idaho a
Moscow, stopped off here Wednesday
and visited a couple of days with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
P. Samms, and other relatives. Vir
gil is a graduate of the Pocateflt
/ high school, where he won a foul
years scholarship in Whitman col
lege. but prefers to attend the
state university where many of his
classmates are going.
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