The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-06-08
City and County
Brief News Items

children of Leap, were trading in
town Monday:
Mrs. Inez Grassland, living near
En.srD 's', is visiting friends and
relatives in Troy.
Mrs. j. Cunning CHAM of Chico is
spending several weeks at the home
of William Dishow.
e. A. Hach returned to Troy last
week, having purchased a 320-acre
ranch in Eagle Valley.
Miss Tressie Cramer left for Par
ma, Idaho, last Thursday. She goes
to visit her sister there.
Miss Eva B. Haas accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. Chambers, left for
Pennsylvania last week.
James and George Funk came in
to Enterprise from the Litch shear
ing plant, last Friday night.
Airs. T. NJ. Williams of Troy ar
rived home last week from an ex-
tended visit with friends in Idaht.
I
Mrs. Reid Davis and little daugh-
ter ter of Troy visited several days
last week with friends at Hansen's
Ferry.
r. l.. Wiley well known stock
man of Wallowa, arrived here last
Friday to spend a few days ON bus
mess.
The North End Telephone com
pany held meeting in Troy Sat
Gay last for the purpose of reorgan-
izing the company.
George Boston and Mcneil broth
ers left Troy for Lewiston, Idaho,
taking a load of fat hogs. They
will return with freight for r. H.
Valen.
Miss Flossie Williams, teacher in
the Eden school, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Florence Bart
lett of Troy. Miss Bartlett is a
Troy teacher.
Miss Esther Trueblood left for
Nampa, Idaho, Tuesday morning.
where she will visit for some time
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. West.
Mrs. f. J. Hambelton and daugh-
ter Hellice and little son Leland
arrived here from their home in
Joseph Saturday to spend Sunday.
/ Mr.. Hambelton is at work here.
! DR.. ]. v. Milligan, who had been
in attendance at the Christian Nur-
ture conference here, left Saturday
morning for La Grande. DR.. Ket-
chum left on the same train with
lhim.
! Attorney T. M. Dill has just re
ceived the first shipment of 129 vol
umes of state reports and 20 vol
umes of 100 books of American de-
cisions, that are added to his legal
library. This is the only library of
its kind in Waliowa county.
| Miss Inez Maxim, who taught in
the Hawthorne school during the
past year, is ill at the home of Mrs.
Henry Laatz with very severe
cold. Because of her illness she is
delayed in returning to her home in
Enterprise. - Pendleton East Orego-
MAN.
I Mrs. John Shoemaker, daughter
Miss Erma, and sons, Fay and
Rex came in from La Grande last
week, accompanied by Mrs. Clara
Hensley of Spokane, to visit Mrs.
R. NJ. Fay. The boys have gone
to work at the Noun tain View fruit
farm on Alder Slope.
w. e. Keltner arrived in Enter
prise from an extended trip over
Oregon. He returned last Friday
evening. AS was previously stated,
MIR. Keltner will engage in the hard
ware business with his brother, S.
Z. Keltner, and make Enterprise his
home from this time on.
s. X. Clark LEFT Thursday of last
week for the ]. H. Dobbin ranch,
some five miles east of Enterprise,
: where he is putting in plumbing.
Mr.. Dobbin is placing stable sew
> er and the improvement will add ma
terially to the already good sani-
J tary conditions about his ranch.
1. w. A. Williams, special agent for
: the Continental Insurance company,
left Tuesday morning for Walla Wal
/ la and Portland, after transacting
} business in and around this city.
Mr.. Williams Is large land holder
} | In. wallowa county. and has nothing
! hut the most enthusi.stic belief In
: the great future awaiting all indus
} tries here.
w. s. Crockett Sunday. May 80,
! completed two years pastorate in
| the county. serving the Christian
} churches OF Enterprise, Lostine and
| Wallowa. While Rev. Crockett closes
his work with the Enterprise church
!. he has accepted the pastorate OF