La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1913, Image 7

WOOL CLIP
Besides the . re-flooring., of nevftrnl
Ten "fears
porcnes, the Jawn has gained added at
tractiveness from the choice shrubbery
and costly flowers '.artistically ar-
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Enterprise, June 12. (Specila)
The county W. C. T. U. will convene
at Joseph, Thursday, June 19, at which
Ada Wallace Unruh. state president
of theTemperance Union, will be pres
em, mrs. w. w. While, this citv
will read a paper entitled, "The Needs
of the Field." Mrs. Rogers will also
give a short talk on "Organized Tem
perance Work a Necessltv.". :A larere
attendance from all towns in ,the val
ley is assured, and each one will be
represented by three or more women.
Who will thoroughly discuss the effi-
ciency of the work of the Temperance
Union. 1 ' '': - ; '.-,.
Rev. W. P. Samnis has sold his resi
dence on Second North St., to Michael
Stubblefield. It occupies one of the
most desired locations in Enterurise.
and has a modern, substantial bunga
low one the west half of the property.
The work of the shearing plants in
wauowa county is almost finished
Thousands of sheep are now ready to
be taken to summer pastures. The
LiWh, Johnson, Ray Vest and Pete
Beandoin plants have probably shear
ed the greater quantity of sheep be
tween two and four thousand a dav.
Each plant is equipped with the most
up to date machinery, and everything
connected with their operation is on
the most scientific lines. Their oper
ation has held a great attraction for
the many people who . go each dav
from all towns in the county to view
for themselves the lengthy strides
that progress is daily making in Wal
Iowa county. -
Ward Graves is in Lostine this
week where, he has numerous nlub-
ing contracts' to fill. - : .
.Miss Viola Dale, daughter of G. H.
Dale of Flora, is visiting at the
of Mrs. W. White tor a few weeks.
Mrs. M. T. Mahoney has gone to
Portlartd to attend the Rose carnival,
after Wh.ifh will visit her sister
in Seattle, iliTiTiJjRa
C-o. ffyaK departed on Wed
nesday's train "or Portland and-yji-
couverj wash. She will k attend .the
World! Christian Citizenship Confer-;
ence in Portland as a delegate from
the Enterprise . Federated church.
She will remain .during ,the summer
.with her sistec, Mrs. ' A.-Wasson of
Vancouver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Wes
son lived: in Enterprise many years,
where they conducted a novelty stove
in the building now occupied by the
mercantile establishment of Denny &
Homan. V ; , ' '. . ,". .
Mr. James Dale is in Imnaha arid
reports beautiful weather and flour-
ji:s
Orville Brooks spent Monday at
Joseph. :.
Dr.' E. R. Flack went to Wallowa
on Thursday's train.
.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zumult started
fer the Rose Carnival Wednesday
Mrs. Zumalt will go on to Salem to
spend a two months' vacation."
A. W. Shaupp of Joseph was' in En
terprise the first of the week on busi
ness.
Miss Fay Wade who has been visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. G. S
Reavis, for the past few weeks, re
turned to her home on Alder Slope,
Wednesday. '
W. H. Graves returned "Wednesday
from a short business trip to Durkey,
Oregon.
Mrs. AI Emnons is seriously ill at
her home on North street. Mr. Em
nons was hurriedly summoned from
Elgin and will arrive on today's
train.
E. W. Steel has gone to Vancouver,
Wash., for a short visit with his
mother, -Mrs. Elva V. Steel.
G. S. Reavis returned Tuesday from
the funeral of his brother, William,
which was conducted in Portland Sun
day atfernoon. The deceased was one
of the early residents of the county,
and his father, Judge Reavis, who Is
still living, was a leading spirit in all
pubfic affairs in the early days. ' :,
Jonathan Haas and family of Alder
were Enterprise visitors the first of
the week.',
W. W. White has Just completed re
painting and altering his town house.
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