Wallowa County chieftain., January 13, 1910, Image 6

Citv anil Countr
Brief News Items
White Hcuse Cof:s at Funk's.
F.ig line
Ere.ltd3t Fools
Funk's.
Mrs. r.ertha
iliard is quite ill 1;
rheumatism.
Wh: e L'taf Flotr. i
re! at E. M. & M. store.
G:o. V. Wool of Ijo;-ir.e was i
busincs vU'tor he o Ssrurtfay.
O. M. Coritins we.T to Pcrth.uJ. Stai
day. ou a week's bitiiiies crip.
E. A. Crossler or Wa...wa was a.
".hi city Tuo$ iay on bu.-ines.
The V. C. T. I. w:il r.vet Friday
afternoja with Mr--. J. L. r.rowr.'ir.g.
At.'irt.ey Thos. Pii! is reported
convalescing from a ser'.Ou S'-Ineso.
Smith rhe xuittmttiuile mar. from I
1.1: i .inc. - ill .v i - -.
after business.
' G-o S Craig is ai.e to be up an it
. ,
-..ui-m- iue -
serious ELness.
.Mr. oad Mr. J. A. O.V.-isp c
Joseph were guests of Mr. and Mr
W. A. Moss. Tuesday.
Naaietou.. sleighing parties ere
taking advar.ase o tae good s'ltfih
ins and the moVaJ we.'.thtr.
A Junior Ernlea - or t:'.'. be organize''
at the Presbyterian chutvh Snnua;- !
afternoan a" 3 o'clack, in charrt ot I
Mrs. H. K. Shirk. j
T. W. Worknian. fiXd foreman ct'
the Sugar facto-y. canie in Mouda;
to look after preliminary matters fo: :
the coming seas'tu. j
A party of high school young peopie.
spent Saturday Bkatiitg tit the lake
A picnic dinner with hot coffee was
aa eajoyabie feat.ire. j
The Cuiiigan & Ho-'kwaid's negro
minstrei troupe ta i a ti; huse Satur
day night and the audionce was wo"
pieassd with the entertainment. '
Col. F. S. Ivaaho3 of La Grande
came ia Sua day at the request of
tbe County Court, that wished udvice
oa legal points in road cases, etc. !
Burnaugh & MayfieM received a
letter, from Dr. C. A. Ault. Suaday
written in St. Vincent's liospita!, Por.
land.
uere ne is recovering irom u
surgical opera-ion performed about
10 days ago.
W. F. Raakia was in La Grande
Mondav !
i
W. H. Gravei was a La Grande vis '
it.or Monday.
L. W. Purdin of Alder Slope ,was
a Wallowa visitor Weinesiav.
t,. .,,. . , . , , T , t- i
Turouga the kindness of J. A. Bur-;
,.,.,,.
leigh a sied load of the younger Pu
piis of :b M. E. Sundav school en j
., , u - c j ' .
iyed a sieighr.ae Sundav afternoon. !
.
Mr. and .Mrs. Reece McA'.ister, who
were here from La Grande vtsrting Mr :
iicAli.er's 6ister, Mrs. W. A. Jjoss.
and famiiy, spent Sunday and Monda; :
v.itii reia jves near Joseph. They
returned to La Grande Wednesday .
morni.-g.
Dr. Jioore vhe osteopath returned
Monday from Portland where he at-
rTHE tvrwvrt f frv'v-'r r-wn r-.-.r-v-- rvfin .. u. . . - -
1 '
I Stale
35'3 Per Cent Off For Cash
for every piece of Ribbon, Lace
or Embroidery in the house.
FOR ONE DAY ONLY NEXT SATURDAY
January 15, 1910 is the date
R
tmieJ rar ities of etie mediv-a! board
of which he is a member. Sixty
seven do.tors took the exam in a ton
.or licenses and Ir. Moore's part was
! to fxsmine them la physiology and
, historosy.
, H. Flowers and wife started
for outiide points Saturday. Mr ;
Fiowers fi-r-s to Fbeonix, Arii., to
sUar ehoep. Mrs. Flowers accom
p.tr.ios him as far as Petidieton and
?r -:u tfcer she wiil po to Spokane.;
Wash., to visit her 6U'.ers for a few
A letter fr-jm J. D. Halsey dated at
ji.- rui:m. Wyoming, 6tate that they
rea-the.'. that r'.a . e IXx-eaiber II ocd
started to go 2u miles intto th?j
country wi h a team and were snow;
bxuid for six da; s. Ke reports the',
drifts lv fee- deep in places, and the
she-op dying by the hundreds. I
Martin Iitrsn has agiin resumed'
ctv.fr-! of the j'e.ve'.ry store at the.
under the firm name of,
.Martin Lcrea & Co., and will be!
s:e r'I hi- o!d customers and;
' .
anyone wutunz wo
k or goods in the
j.,,ve.rv J;ne. Mr. La-sp,, niakes tt
specialty of repairing watches and is
that lie
Th, Gri.. de Rxide river was frozen
ove. j,a:.j enough durittg the week .
s ,.Vj the Fiora Jonmai. s tin: Mr
RicLreaa crossed over on the ice Wed.
hes'.ay, with eight head of cattle and
'tree torsos. 1; is not often the
rver is frozen eitire.y over, soau
er.aagh to carry such a weight as this. ,
The 5ferry boat at Troy has been
frozen iu tor several daya.
Strained Ilotiey lC-c a pound at
Fuiik's. j
She Knew Whereof She Spoke. I
At a meeting of the Women's For- ;
eirn Missiimnry society in a large city '
cbun h a discussinu arose utuoiig the ;
uiemliers pr-eut as to the race of :
people that iuh:ibited a faraway land.
Some insisted that they were not a j
man eating people, others that they ;
were known to Le cannibals. How- i
ever, the question was tiual.'y decided i
by a ministers widow, who said: J
"I hog punlou for iiiterruptlug. Mrs. 1
Chairman, hut I can assure you that
they are vuuuibais. My husband was
a taissiuuary there, nud they ate him."
Exchange.
V17eToHimi
Wife You were late last night.
Hub i'.fg your r-ardon. mv dear. As
j Bffle iu ,he f.ont door tUe cIock
3;ru, jj
Wife F.ut what time did you arrive
at the head of the stairs? Boston
Transcript.
STATE OF OREGON
i Department of Public Instruction,
! Salem
information Concerning Eighth Grade
-',.
Fina Examinations,
, da.TE"-
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Taree examinations, annualW. Each
. . , . ' , ,
oountv superintendent to select
ffi0;Uhs for h,i3 cotv.
(a)
(b)
c)
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January 20-21, 1910.
May 12-13, 1910.
June 9-10, 1910.
September S-9, 1910.
PROGRAM:
(a) Thursdays Physiology, Writ
ing, History, and Civil Government.
will be held on
urdav. Jsin.1
,
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!"' via ' ''-'A'ArA-L '- 'Am;A
VIA
(b) Fridavs Grammar. Arithme-'
i
tic, Geography and Spelling. J
SOURCES OF QUESTION'S: j
(a) Arithmetic Practical Arlth-;
metic Smith. j
manship as indicated in copied
matter and from manuscript in !
Language.
(b) Civil Government, United
States Constitution I
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THE ROAD OF
ATKOUSAND
WONDERS'
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(c) Geography State Course of
Study; Red way and Hinmana
Natural School Geography.
d History List of topics from
History Outline in State Course
of Study and Current Events.
(e) Grammar Buehler's Modern
English Grammar, no diagram
ming. (f) Ph; biology Graded Lesson
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in I'hysiulogy
Krohn.
tg) Reading The teacher wlil
send to the County Superinten
dent th. n rn'l ..ej r t a fin o o-irfl:
las in reading, which shall beiE':eUth Grade cla;i828 wIU hW
taken by such superintendent as
the applicant's standing on the
subject.
(h) Spelling Reed's Word Les
sons. 1
(i) Writing Specimens of pen-
Res;;t:tfu!ly submitted,
J. H. ACKERMAN,
Sapt. Public Instruction.
FRE-INVENTORY
REDUCTION 5 ALE
20 Per Cent Off
on any
vStiit of Clothes
In the store. Don't miss this
Opportunity to Get a Bargain
C. U. ZURCfiER
Martin Larsen & Co.
Reliable Jewelers
Watches, Silverware, Clocks, R ngS
Bracelets, Etc. Repair Work a Specialty
Srd Door East of Postoffice.
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Eighth Grade Examina
tions.
Enterprise, Oregon, Dec. 6, 1909.
The first two examinations for
January 20-21 and May 12-13, 1910.
Teachers preparing classes for
either of the above dates will re
port names and age3 of applicant
thirty days before date selected.
Respecifu'jy,
J. C. CONLET,
Supt. of Schools.
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ENTERPRISE, OREGON
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