174-873
laturday, Jafluary !. 1916.
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE
Page Thrjg
Miss Rhoda Sasser, one of the teach-
in the Vale schools, went to Salt
take to spend the Christmas holidays.
Miss Florence Moffet, who sustain
ed slight iniuries while practicing
fcasket ball last week, is improving
tfapidly.
Clarence Hull, who had one of the
nnM nt htm ft Ipc hrnVen In n tn
.ra
jfrom a building upon which he was
ilL soon be able to discard his crutch-
Floyd Harris, Jack Gillette, Leslie
tMcPherson and Ed Romnh.wentf to
jamieson Christmas night to attend
j)6e dance, and report an enjoyable
iffene. The Vale Mandolin Orchestra
All tlin V1a mAmlisnta ttrvrv-f Tnov.
iteg enjoyed very liberal holidaj
trado.
j The Vale Electric company placed
most pleasing electrical decoration
jeyer their office door during the holi
day season.
J Geo. D Waters waa down from Bro
gan Monday to make final proof on his
homestead.
I Charles K. Crandall, who is attend-
Hnsr school nt tie TTnivpra'tv nf Oro.
gon, arrived home last week, to spend
tho Christmas holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Crandall.
LL Boswell left for his home at
iMalheur the first of tho week, having
fully recovered from" the blood poisen
flng, presumably the result of a spid
Sr's bite,, for which he has been under
treatment in Vale the past few. weeks.
HI Miss Norma Hopo arrived home
llast week from, Forest Grove, where
fshe is attending school, to visit with
Stiie home folks during the Christmas
jfa'olidays. t
C. C. Romph' and son Edward re-
f turned Friday from their ranch. 'where
hey have completed the work of fenc-
ihg 200 acres of land.
SThelma Fontain, of Ontario, has ac
epted a position as waitress at the
.Jotel Drexel.
M John Boswell came over from liis
uranch at Big Bend to spend the holi
days with his wife and children in
wale. He will remain in the city till
fafter New Year holiday.
Wayne and Harold Romph left Sat
urday morning for Meridian, where
they will spend a few days visiting
.their grand parents, Rev. and Mrs. J.
iM. Nelson.
p Harvey Parke, the urbane clerk at
athe Vale Drug Store, went to Boise
Christmas to spend tho holidays.
J The dance given by the Vale Con
icert Band Christmas night was an ex
ceptionally successful Terpsichorean
Jevent, the big hall being crowded and
'everyone reporting a most enjoyable
sevening.
J. W. Russell vas down from his
Jranch at Jamieson Monday.
m George E. Grow, editor of the Jun-
tura Times, stopped over between
Strains at Vale Monday, and made the
Enterprise a fraternal visit He was
on his way home from a trip to' On-
ano.
Becoming mixed in his dates, the
Ajveather clerk gave the people of Vale
-fa first class sample of springtime dur
ing the Christmas holidays, with its
intermitant sunshine and showers.
E. M. Kaiser and wife, who went'
,ifrom here to Seattle recently, write
."that there is much interest manifest
ed in that city in the nitrate discov
eries in iuuineur county, ana mat ma
fliy people will be down in this country
ffrora the Washington Metropolis next
Ispring. Mr. Kaiser, is booming Mal
heur county agricultural lands also.
J. h. Lewis, proprietor of the Pas
time pool hall, distributed a large
fpumber of Christmas packages among
his friends and patrons Christmas
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uj, cokii cunuiining selections 01 nis
, fbest brands of cigars.
Beautifully decorated and heavily
llaien Christmas trees were in place at
ttKe Christian church, M. E. church and
Episcopal Guild hall Christmas Eve.
C. C. Burrow, Ralph Weaver and
fHarry Sackett visited Boise Christmas
jlJncle Bob Lockett, whose almost
pcnomenal recovery from a severe
'attack of pneumonia is still fresh in
tkg minds of his friends here, came
town from the ranch and spent Christ
Ms with relatives and friends in Vale
i and his voice is as strong and his hand
sjpasp as hearty as it was forty years
Co.
jUllx. and Mrs. Frank Gwilliam and
lkhe baby came over from Weiser to
loend the holidays with Mrs. fiwil-
Ham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Draper.
H. R. Dunlop, of the Vale Trading
company, took his departure the first
of the week for Los. Angeles, Cat
where ho will spend the holidays with
Mrs. Dunlop, who is there looking af
ter her mother's estate.
Chas. LeiTitt and family, of Onta
rio, spent . Ckriatiaas with George
Vanderhoef and family at the ranch
vrost of Vale-
Mrs. Dorris and her daughter Miss
Lena, who have been down from Jam
ieson visiting Vale friends the past
few weeks, returned home tho first of
the week. They were accompanied by
Floyd Harris, a nephew of Mrs. Dor
ris, who will visit with them till af
ter New Year.
John Norwood and wife were down
.from their' ranch' near Jamieson and
spent the holidays with Vale friends,
They came" down in their car and re
port the Willow Creek roads in very
good condition.
Roscoe Anderson, one of the popular
young school teachers of the county,
is spending the' holidays with his
grandmother, Mrs. E. Anderson of this
city.
Judge McKnight returned home
Sunday from a business trip to Port
land, having been absent for the past
few weeks.
Frank Estabrook and wife, of Nam
pa, spent Christmas with Col. and
Mrs. R. G. Wheeler in Vale, Mrs.'
Wheeler being Mr. Estabrook's aunt.
Mr. Estabrook is a leading young at
torney of Idaho' and is held in the
highest esteem in Nampa, where he
has grown to manhood, and where, by
his energy, aggressiveness and native
ability, ho has forged to the front
ranks, both as a lawyer of acknowl
edged ability and integrity and a sub
stantial citizen and business ma'n. As
a boy, Frankie Estabrook was well
known and well liked by tho earlier
citizens of Vale.
Ben Jones was down from Ironside
for a few days last week.
Miss Myra King, who manipulates
the keyboard on the big Linotype in
the Enterprise office, went to Juntura
Friday afternoon to spend the holi
days with her mother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Burbridge and
the baby came over from Nyssa
Christmas Eve to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Burbidge's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Halliday.
.Yance Chester and family came in
from their homestead and spent
Christmas with the home folks and
friends' in Vale.
Ben Cannon and wife orived in Vale
the latter part of last' week to spend
the holidays with relatives and friends
in Vale.
H. C. Eastham made his family the
best Christmas present of anyone in
Vale. He' presented them a big, brand
new home, the family moving in
Christmas Eve and spending Christ
mas in their new two story home,
which had just been completed.
Mrs. Hattie Teeter and daughter,
May "ate Christmas dinner with Mrs.
Teeter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gellerman in Vale.
CARD OF THANKS
To those kind friends who so un
selfishly assisted us during our re
cent bereavement, and to those who
brought floral offerings at the funeral
of our beloved husband and father, we
desire to extend our heartfelt thanks,
Mrs. J. S. Edwards and
The Children.
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The Lagrippe in Jamieson and the
surrounding country has been, very
severe, and caused a falling' off in the
school attendance.
The Christmas tree given by the la
dies and gentlemen of the Sunday
School, and the "False Sir Santa
Claus" presented by the public school
children, have never been surpassed in
this section. The parents of all the
pupils were present to lend their
hearty cooperation in the affair and
each little lover of old Santa waa not
disappointed in his annual visit
Several hunting parties were organ
ized last week and more than seven
hundred rabbits were killed. Some of
these were skinned and their pelts
were shipped east to be used in mak
ing felt .hats.
The women's sewing club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ridgley where
she and Mrs. Zevely, -the teacher's
wife, will entertain.
Mrs. A. B. Cox has been in bed
for about a week with rheumatism.
The teachers received many beauti
ful presents from their pupils, and al
so gave many tokens of good will to
.the children. One teacher received a
silk set of much value on which was
written the names" of those who do
nated toward its purchase.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
Zevely took Christmas dinner at the
home of Mrs. Ridgley who is one of
the best cooks to.be found an where.
Correspondent
Speaking of painful politeness,
there is the rejection slip the mag.
editor ships back with the unavall
able manuscript
Possibly the Bible used to be read
-more in those early days before the
mail oder catalogue entered the com-
petition.
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Nels Hansen, son of ev. II. L Han
sen, "of this :city, who is!a student at
the University ait Salt Lake; is vis
iting his parents for the vacation.
Sim Loveland came down from Jor
dan Valley Christmas and spent the
holidays with his wife and children,
who are located here this winter for
the school facilities, Mrs. Loveland be
ing a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gellerman.
Millard Nelsen, who arrived home
last week to spepd theholidays with'
his parents'! Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Nelsen,
left yesterdayfof 'Eugene, to take up
his studies again at the University.
He will stop at Pendleton and spend
New Years Day with his grandmoth
er, Mrs. Sloan.
Marion Goodrich arrived in the city
several days ago to spend the holi
days with the home folks in Vale.
Donald Merritt, the, popular clerk
at the Alexander Company store, went
to Caldwell to spend the' holidays with
his parents, his' sister, Miss Dorothey,
also coming from Lewiston, Wh'ore she
is teaching.
The many friends, of Mrs. B. C.
Richardson will be pleased to learn
that she has recovered from the re
cent surgical operation and has re
turned from tho hospital at Boise.
Chester Stallard came down from
Drewsey' Tuesday for a two days vis
it at the county seat to have some
dentistry work performed.
Miss Ethel Hansen, .who has a school
at Hermiston, is spending the holidays
with ,her parents, Rev. and Mrs. H.
I. Hansen, in this city.
Miss Agnes Ellis is visiting her
parents over the holidays. Miss Ellis
is an attendant at the Normal School
at Albion, Idaho.
Ben Swisher, of Jordan Valley, was
in the city Wednesday for the purpose
of securing a. marriage license. The
name of the, lucky young lady was
not available.- Mr. Swisher is a cou
sin of Rey. F. L..Cook, of the Chris
tian' church, at this place.
The big plate glass at the U. S.
National Bank was .again replaced
last week, the one which was replaced
the last time having again been bro
ken by the closing of a door in the
bank.
Miss Irene DeArmond, a teacher in
the Vale school, went to Ontario the
first of the week to visit Miss Cynthia
Baird, who had a minor operation per
formed upon her throat The two
young ladies returned to Vale, and ac
companied by Miss Lois Cook, went" to
the DeArmond ranch near this city
for a few- days vacation.
Two baptisms were solemnized at
the Christian church of Vale last Sun
day, part of the results of the late re
vival meetings held at tho. Christian
church during the last week.
J. M. Mcintosh, of Payette, form
erly of Vale, was in town Thursday,
attending to oil business, leaving on
the afternoon train .
Attorney J M. McGonagill, of On
tario, was in the city Thursday.
Jas. Meteler, from Indiana, is a
guest of the Taggarts of this city.
The exercises held at the Christian
church on ,Xmas evening, were a
marked success. Every attendant was
given a souvenir. Among the sur
prises of the evening was the advent
of Santa Claus into the meeting.
Jack High took the part of Santa
Claus for the evening, and his inter
pretation of that gentleman was a
success.
Chas. Copel, manager of tho Vale
Garage, left Friday morning for a
business trip 'to Boise.
A SANITARY SHOP
To Our Friends and Patrons:
We desire to announce that the
Parke Barber Shop has recently been
equipped with the very latest and
most up to date sanitary furnishings.
We have recently purchased and plac
ed in use in the shop the Sanitary
Sterilizer, whereby all the tools in use
in the shop are kept at all times free
from any disease that might other
wise be transmitted by the razors,
shears, combs, brushes, or other tools
or equipments.
In the shops of the larger cities the
Sanitary Sterilizer has been found ne
cessary to protect patrons from the
possibility of Barber's Itch and other
diseases of the skin, which are easily
transmitted by the razor. We believe
Vale's citizens are just as much entit
led to this protection as the people of
the large cities, and have installed the
equipment, and we will continue to add
to our shoo the latest and the best.
You are invited to call and examine
the Sanitary Sterilizer. We want
your approval.
flfours to please,
THE PARKE BARBER SnOP,
Vale, Ore.
UJs humiliating to the young man
who goes forth to seek his fortune
and has to send home for return trans
portation. I ConiderinK the number of question
' boys ask; comparatively few of them
turn out to be attorneys or members
of the investigating eottimittee.
School Department
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Thelma VanBurcn has been absent
several weeks because of sickness. She
went to Payette for treatment
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uecause 01 sionny wvumer unu mu
long distance from school, Nora La
throp and also Ralph Boor have been
absent from school for several weeks.
Mrs. Ethel Jones and Mrs. Hattie
Locoy were school visitors, Wednes
day, December 8.
The. new doors and stove make our
school room much more comfortable
The "seventh grade pupils are mak
ing maps of Europe. The work is
being very well done.
Mamie Beam of the seventh grade
and Carroll LoceV of the eighth grade
each received 100 per cent in tho last
arithmetic test
On December 10th Vada Rutherford
and Clarissa Young completed
"Sloan's First Book" and Rita Beam,
Alva VanBuren and Ellis Howard
completed "Sloan's Second Book"; -by
Christmas the last three will have
completed "Baldwin and Bender's Sec
ond Reader" a supplemetary reader.
Those neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the third month of school are:
Ruth Howard, Raleigh "VanBuren,
Mervin Duncan, Hazel Howard, Vada
Rutherford, Ellis Howard, Clive How
ard and Fred Rutherford.
Rplinnl in Disfrirf. Nn. R7 in fhA
Ironside country has been closed for
tno winter.
The best writing specimens receiv
ed during tho past two weeks were
sent in by the following pupils: Syl
via Reed, District No. 24; Arden Lock
ett, District No. 1; Antonio Jaca, Mad
alino Newman and Simon Jaca, Dis
trict No( 51; Gladys Howard land
Irene Ditson, District No. 13 and
Mary Wallace and David Kime, Dis
trict No. 38. ;
District No. 53, in the Jordan Val
ley country, has provided a well on
the school grounds. For some time
the question of good water for the
school has been before the people of '
the district. Miss Hamilton of Port
land has recently accepted a position
in this school. She takes the place of
Miss oodall who resigned.
The Juntura school children are be
ing praised on all sides for their
splendid rendition of "Hiawatha" re-
centlygiven for the pleasure of tho
Juntura public and the benefit of the
Juntura schools.
Miss Hodgson and Miss Fikan are
working hard to standarizc their
schools and as a result of their work
in putting on tho little play have
?30.00 to be spent in bringing the
schools up to the State standard.
Names of teachers writing in the
December examinations in Vale, Dec.
15-18: Hazel Mulkey, Vale; Ruth Jo
seph, Weiser; Mrs. May Roberts, Vale;
Lois Cook, Vale; Miss Conlee, Ontario;
Mrs. Twala Head, Ontario; Chas.
Parker, Wcstfall; Luella Callin, On
tario; Isabelle Malle'tt, Nyssa; Anna
Anderson, Crowley; Mattie Knotting-
ham, Crowley.
Small classes throughout the state,
duo to fact that more training is nec
essary before one is qualified to write
in the examinations.
The school children in District No.
21 have "teen enjoying warm lunches
for tho past three or four weeks.
The first'real touch of zero weather
began in this vicinity on Thursday
night, when the thermometer dropped
to 5 degrees below. The Malheur riv
er is frozen sufficient for skating in
a few places.
Mrs. J. D. Rogers, of this city, re
turned Thursday evening from Day
ton, Oregon, where she has been for
some time visiting relatives.
FURS! FURS!
Highest Cash Price paid for all kind of
Raw Furs. See me before selling your Fun.
FRANK B. GLENN, VALE, ORE.
HIDES a,d PELTS
I will pay the following prices for Hides and
Pelts, delivered in Vale:
Dry hides, per lb - 26k
Pelts, long wool, lb - 14c
HARRY JACKSON, VALE, ORE.
W. F. Baier
Up to date Studio Work
and Amateur finish
VALE, ORE.
Tent next door to J. C.
Kelly's Harness Shop
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WANTED
'WANTED Clean white cotton rags
suitable for wiping machinery. .Enter
prise office.
REWARD
$25.00 reward will be paid for in
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of anyone taking poles or
wire from any of our lines..
Malheur Homo Telephone Company
Vale and Ironside Telephone Co.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT. Nicely furnished steam
heated rooms, strictly modern. Phone
116. Doollttle residence. 1-ltf.
KODAK FINISHING
KODAK FINISHING Developing,
printing, onlarglng. Quick service
and first-class work. Price list for
the asking. The Burrell Studio, On
tario, Oregon. adv-l-S0tfi
Bring your Clothes Trouble to the
Clothes Doctor, W. A. Mullins, or
phono 130. I want your cleaning,
nrnnnlncr. altering and mendinflr. Best
of treatment accorded to all. Locat
ed at Sweeney old stand opposite
Drexel Hotel. Adv.
ENGRAVED CARDS
Tho Enterprise is now connected
with some of the leading engraving
houses in the country. See our latest
styles of ongraved card work. All
work delivered within one week from
date of order.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 19 stands of Bees.
Call on or address V. S. Curtis, pro
prietor of the Drexel Hotel, Valo,
Oregon. Adv. 12-4
FOR SALE Old newspapers, 25c
a hundred. Enterprise Office.
The Juntura-Follyfarm Stage Line"
has moved its headquarters from Jun
tura to Harper, and it is now known
as the Harper-Follyfarm Stage Line.
Stage leaves Harpor for Follyfarm
upon arrival of trains, Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays at 8 p. m. Con
nects with stages to Andrews, Ore
ville and Denio. Adv. 12-ll-4t
VALE LOCAL OF THE SOCIALIST
PARTY
Meets 1st and 3rd Friday evenings of
each month, at the Hayes building, ob
liquely opposite the court house. Vis
itors always welcome.
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy tlio sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never bo used except on prescriptions
from renutabla phystclans, as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and Is token Internally, artlng
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu.
Ine. It Is taken Internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes
timonials free. . ...
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take lull's Family Fills for constipation.
Mrs. Will Scott, of Jamieson, came
down Thursday for a few days visit
ut the county seat
We wish all a very happy and a prosperous 1916,
and thank you for you patronage in the past.
We will be with you in your joys and sorrows,
and will be found in the front ranks of modern
improvement and progress. Vale will grow of
course, but how fast depends on all of its citi
zens ; we will help you push. We know that our
Town is all right; let us cause our visitors to be
lieve the same. Let us help to build Up home
industry by patronizing what we now have. It
will pay all of us dividends in the future.
Malheur Home Telephone Co.
A Citizen Corporation
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McCormick Cutting Machinery
Oliver Plows P & 0 Plows
A. B. C. Power Washing Machines
. Nisco Double Beater Manure Spreaders
International Gasoline Engines, Tractors,
Threshing Machines, Automobile Trucks
Weber Wagons Farm Truck
Hay, Grain, Flour, Seeds, Cotton Seed Cake,
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The Rex
We have secured a Fox Feature film book
ing for this theatre every Wednesday night.
These are excellent pictures and are satisfactory
to the people.
For next Wednesday night:
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A Five-Act
The Rex
A Happy New Year !
Latest newspapers, magazines and periodicals .
our specialty. Fine confectionery and a com
plete line of cigars and tobacco. Everyone in
vited to make our store your head quarters.
J. D. ROGERS
Phone 98 Vale, Oregon
Malheur Construction
Company
N. H. Suitter, Prop.
Having purchased the planing mill and
equipments of the Malheur Construction Com
pany and moved the same to the building oppo
site the Vale Garage, I am better than ever pre
pared to do all kinds of contracting and build
ing, cabinet work and job' work of all kinds in
the line of carpentering and cabinet making.
All work will be handled promptly and at rea
sonable pricee.
Walter Powers, Mgr.
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