The news=record., April 16, 1908, Image 4

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lity and County
Brief News Items
Ashley the furniture man delivered
340 I Kilts of wall paper Saturday.
The best farms for Bale in Wallowa
county are listed by the O. R. & I. Co.
Dressmaking and plain sewing Mrs.
Frank Cook, at Zurcher's millinery
atoro. 51 tf
Ashley the furniture man has a
liandsonie new sign painted by Moore
& li ving.
The bank Work store fronts are re
splendent in new paint applied by the
skillful brush of J. B. Solicit.
A new counter and railing have bet n
put in on the west side rf E. 11. Wheat 's
jiiwelry store.
Mattresses. The kind that lusts
rice the pure silk floss mattress that is
the real thing in luxury. Found only
lit Ashley's.
The new steel oven and range for the
Knturprise bakery and candy store of
Kunnie & Wagner has arrived and was
installed Monday.
Joe Clemmnns of Eureka, deputy
state game warden, was in town iSitl
urdny. M. W. Goodman of Lostino was
transacting business here, Tuesday.
Miss Hadie Womack, teacher in tin
LosJnu schools, has been quite ill for
two weeks of appendicitis.
The Wallow u school planted 21
linden trees arbor day. Th -y were
bought of Ford C. Potter of The Italics
iiursery.
. Old bedsprliiga restretched made
tighter than new for $1. (J. I. Itat
cliff, the Home Furnisher, Enterprise.
Trains of freight wagons filled with
goods for Enterprise merchants, are
. arriving daily. Roads are in fair con
. dition.
The big crowd In town Saturday was
the candidates golden opportunity. A
scon or go of them were making hay
while the sun shone.
The Enterprise Dramatic club and
the Enterprise Concert band are re
hearsing for thoir next entertainment
at the opera house, which w ill bu the
famous comedy, The Rajah.
Strychnine and poisoned v heat flt
Burnaugh & May Hold's. . Does the
trick foi squirrels.
SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS
Have arrived at the
R. S. & Z.
CARLOADS OF 'EM
Dry goods, pretty
dress goods, shirt
waists, wash fab
rics, white goods,
SHOES!
For
Men and Women
Boys and Girls.
COME EARLY.
R.S. &,Z. Go.
Now fraternal Building
DN1CRPRISC ORE.
Spring furniture brand new new
styles, new everything at Ashley's. .
The "Merry Widows" w ill be at Mrs.
Helena Zurcher's millinery store the
last of this week. ( , i.
Bright and pretty are the 1008 styles
of hats at Mrs. Helena Zurehur's mil
linery store. . . i ' '- f
La Grande Observer: U. )-.' worth
is planning tn h ilil a one -tb'rchvi' k i
building. 35x'i() feet, .in r C. "i..
Thorn's grocer v sto'-e. mi Kir: f.r."u'. V
, t, !
Derrniiie Oream, the best pre;ar.rtoi '
for chap:).!. I hands nndt..cc, f.i -roid 1.. !
Hurnaiiuh & Mayiichl. ' j
Kli i Rjivi-dor: v !.. r.umauy't, '
the pioneer Klgin iei.io-.un, t'wii up to j
Hot Luke on Monday eveiiinu'.- iral.ii,
rtheii) lie w ill bathe I r a f ' 4;.ys to j
receive relief limn rlicnuiirti.--n: .
Rirchhind lots arc tli.i'b- I buy in
city properly in Wallowa non'llty. Kcc
thntl.it. Jt 1. .At. !or priei'H -mid easy
terms. '
The Entei'i rise Home Uakory and
Candy I'uitory will open for business
I'Yiday morning, llmm-mnde brei d,
rells, pics ami ell bi:ker-goi d'-. C.nrdy
all freli and pure, lteniiie &. Wagner
proprietor.
C II. inciter has opened a men's
fu nislii itj, clothing and shoe store in
the old 1!. (v & Z. room in the hank
block, lie will ileal 'exclusively in
those lines and vt ill no doubt enjoy a
big trade.
M. II. Tucker returned Tuesday
from Pine Creek where he had been
hclj iiij to take Hanson Pros.' ealt e
to th1.' siiininer range. The drove con
sisted of 22" cows besides calves, mill
yearlings. The grass is line on the
range.
A. H. Viiuford of IVo, III , is ex
prcLcd to arrive here hooii to go on his
hiunestead just northwest of town
The lumber has been ll'iulcd to the
laud for his h-nise, Mr. Saiifnrd's
sister will probably eonie west witli
him.
"Carl Yousnn, Woodman'' was
greeted by a fair sized ttiidiuucu Satur
day night. The play is to teach the
virtues of fraternal insuri nee in
general and thai of the Mmlein Wont'
men of 'America in i articular. Mem
bers of Chief Joseph camp presented
the play undue -the mii-plces of Eagle
cam p.
Iron Beds, all styles and si 1 1 pilc.ef.
The only modern bid, 100 kinds to
choose from at Ashley's.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'.Malley, son
and daughter, and M. J. Hhetihaii, all
of Mason City, 111., arrived in Enter
prise, Saturday, with a view of mak
ing this their home. Mrs. O'Malley Is
a sister and M. J. Sheahan a brother of
our fellow townsman, Hon. Daniel W.
Sheahan.
Buy a lot in Beautiful Birc'.iland in -dition
to Enterprise -and make easy
money by ti e advance this summer.
For sale by the O. R. & I Co.
The remodeling of Riley's building
will be far enough advanced the last of
this week or the fhst of next so that
the City bakery will be removed ti. its
now location. Arrangements have been
completed so that the wants of the
bukory customers will bo attended to
during the removal. ,
Varnish stains and brusher, and
I.acqueret u akes old furniture look
like now at Burnaugh & May field's.
VI. J, and M. Ponohuc, John Me
Kenna, V. 3. Holland, M. Driscoll
and K.J. McMahon of Antigo," Wis.,
aiul Charles Jan en ami Levi Carroll of
Lewiston were In EnterprUo and
vlolnlty Thursday and Friday of last
week. They were lookln; for timber
claims under the guidance of the
Lewiston men. From here they went
to Pnaoo. i .
Cut out the W. J. Funk & Co. advt
or some boy or girl who is work ng for
the splendid prizes iffered bv that firm.
C. J. Yager and little sou of Lost
1'ralrle brought a load of line apples
to Enterprise the first of the week.
Mr. Yager is an old lino lH inocrat hut
Is greatly interested In the political
success of two Republican candidates
from the North Country, Messrs,
Locke and Allen, lie says lmtli will
receive a big Democratic vote If nomi
nated. The newest and prettiest in furniture
at Ashley's. Whether yon are needing
anything NOW or not, you are invited
to cull and see the handsome chairs,
conches and other up-to-date pieces.
Ed. Seavert, thu well driller, was In
terviewing Enterprise bushiest men
ana. otners, aturuay, in regard to a
publlo subscription for the purpose o!
drilling ou the hill lauds to see if an
artesian basin cannot ho found. The
proposition Is lo continue the well on
the high hill northwest of town on I
the Sauford and Osterhmidl home-!
steads. The hole ras drilled over!
400 feet last fall when Mostr. Saiiford!
and Osterhotidt found the expense too
heavy to continue. They are willing
to repay the cost If the ho e Is con
tinued and a good supply of watet Is
obtained. It would undoubtedly be a
big tiling for the hill country It an
artesian buaiu could be hauled. Mr.
Seavert met with considerable en.
couragemeut.
The sorrel single driver exhibited by
J. C Shaekleford Vaturdoy has been
sold to Mrs. Daisy Yandell for $125.
The horses advertised as strayed by
W. '. Mahou of Joseph,' In lajt week's
News Record, have been found.
Dr. G. W. Gregg, E. A. Searle and
Rev. J. D. Bird and little son, of
Wallowa; were in Enterprise Wednes
day. ' '. .
Homer Dell Johnson, th" 1:1 year old
oil of Mr: and Mrs'. G. W. Johnson i f
Klora, died )iM ), of diabetes uiier an
illinssof iut four du vs.
j II. ft. Ilud-on of the Ii-iernatlonnl
Uefiuui Hiiieau of New i'ork Cit.v,
, prr-nclii-d i.n excellent hi rii.iui in the
.viethAtliM church Sunday morning lo
a hirge congregation.
i The rreshyli-rian Ladies' aid will
I n(e-t 1'ild.iy afternoon, April 17th, at
j the home of Mrs. .Sarah Maxwell. All
I member.-i itrj urg.'d to bj present.
The library and reading room will
; he open oi next Saturday from 3 to 9
j p. in., and regularly on Wednesdays
and fSalurdas thereafter between
those hours. The ladies of the
association r quest all who have out
b okh to lei urn I hem next Saturday.
School Enfcrtrinuicnt.
'lo the Public: The Enterprise
i pnbl'c 'clmol is preparing an elaborate
program fur l-'ridayo cuing, May 15, at
the opci a Lous. . The program will tie
published later. It will consist of
music, graduating exorcises for the
Eighth grade, uriilg both burlesque and
fancy, and a variety of selected songs.
The admhsinu fiice will be placed
within the reach of alt who wish to
eonie and the pu,uecds will bu turned
over to the school board to bo invested
in books fir the school library. l'u iis
ENTERPRISE OPERA
HOUSE
The management desires to announce
that it ie preparing for production
in the near future
THE GREAT 4-ACT PLAY
"THE RAJAH,
The Success of Two Continents
With the Strongest Cust Obtainable.
A wealth of new and appropriate
scenery and an attention to
detail equal to ts origi
nal production at
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE
NEW YORK
CNDRB AUSPICES OP
ENTERPRISE CONCERT BAND
Date and Cast V. ill be Announced Later
Easter Togs
k Not
Unless loo
Have in
Easier
Locket. .
B Easter
E. B. WHEAT,
The Ente."uiso Jeweler.
A Bad Title '
i
s always shown up by a
GOOD
ABSTRACT.
Abstracts of Tithi Aocurately
Made From The Law Ollioe of
0. H. HNS
ENTERPRISE, OREGON;
Office on Main Street
mm
are very enthusiastic over the antici
pated pleasure of the everting.' Parents
are lending us their aid in a manner
that is very flattering to! us'.' We ap
Dreciate the Bnirit of co-operation and
i do not hesitate to promise an entertain
ment well worth your consideration and
which will not disappoint you.'
Very truly,
W. M. St jpion, Prin.
ELK CREEK JOTS.
Mrs. I'.nl Coffnian, who was at
.Tineph under the. cure of Dr. Thomp
son I as returned to her home, ller
he.ilt h i- much improved.
Sam Baker has beon breaking sod for
Eat I Coffmau.
Mi"elniii Ogborn has gone for a
few days visit With her mother, but is
ex fiected home soon.
John Baker and I-a-if: Flannry ar
vory busy putting in their crop.
I understand thai Wagner and
Rai-8dale aceid-ntly n Ixed sheep the
other day, whilo both bands were
being herded toguther, Martin a&d
Cullman's sheep nccident'y mixed with
them. They were separated at the
Martin shearing plant.
.Mrs. Jennie. Oriffeti is staying with
Mrs. Coffnian u few days, while Mrs.
Ccffinan'-' husband is away.
Frank Anderson, Jr., spent Monday
night v, itii John iJ.iker.
IMM AH A. BRIDGE.
Iinnalia. April 13 Summer weather
on .the Iuinaha; orchards pink and
white with bloom.
I' very body busy through the week
and Sundays iih we haven) church nor
i Sundry school's to attend, and v eather
I too i :ici! '.0 bu. housed up people, get
! i .... 1 1. . .. j ' . .i i t- . .
tin! in ,1 v um auu riue anu can on iinur
in iuhboiv, and find them ort also.
Johnny Johnson' took a littlu jumn
from a load of hay a few days ago and
struck Iih ankle against a lock. At
the time bo did not think it amounted
to much but in a few he lira his foot and
ankle were badly swollen, discolored
and painful and remain so at this
writing, and what walking he does is
done mo-itly on on- foot.
Mrs. Delia Smead ciimu owr from
Idaho a few days Hgu to Ht vti her
daughter, Miss P.lsie, who is m it Ii Mr.
and Mrs. Chct ( 'iaylord of the Unttea.
Mr. Crow, manai'r. nf the Honc
phone system, accompanied by a gentle
man whose mime I did nut hear, has
been in this vicinity and from here to
Park, for several days. It. is said the
company will put in a telephone line up
the river if the people will put up
money enough to lmild the lino, buy
their phot.es, keep them in repair etc.
Who wouldn't? Why not?
L.Lloyd and wife rtturned Runduy
from a several days visit to outside
point-, where Mr. Lloyd was presum
ably looking after his interests Bt the
primary. They were accompanied on
their return by Mrs. B. Marks and her
daughter, Mrs. Krauk Shevlin nnd two
little one, who have returned to their
homes after a stav of some months in
Joseph. Mrs. Marks is said to bu much
improved in health.
Mr. slid Mrs. Ralph Spragne spent
Tuesday and Wednesday of Inst week
on theii ranch, putting in their grain
i and potatoes. Mrs. Sprague acemi-
panied by Mrs. Alice Bell returned on
I Hnturday and remained till Hnndav.
The w ather was lovely and they not
only enjoyed their horseback ride, but
put in more garden and earned thoir
food, as Sumantha Allon-savs, "by the
sweat of their eyebrows." ' pn their way
back on Sunday they took dinner with
Miss Zoo Pprague. . .
W. K Taggart, a real etute man of
Kntrrpiise, is in the Burg, having
brought down a lot of fruit trees some
for. Mr Cranford, V. P VVarnock,
Elmer Brum bach and others.
Mrs. L. C. Johnson had quite
severe attack of so'e throat and grip a
few days ago, tut was so nirch im
proved as to be able to take a rid in
the carriage on Sundav ft ith L. C. to
call on W. P. VVarnock and family.
A young Mr. Cook, brother of our
wel! known citizen, Frank Cook, re
cently from Missouri, is now hi the
employ of L. (!. Johnsou.
Johnnv Weaver and family visited
Sunday w ith the family of J. V. '."ran
ford. The Sunday previous they s:ent
at J. A. Denny's
Messrs. J)aily utid IVe'iuin were down
from tho Bnttes recently.
l!oy Suell was up from his ranch
neai Lightning a few days ago.
Vi. and Mr'. .1. A Deiuiy and 'child
ren visited Sunday with (he family if
Jack .lohiiscn. '
Mi'sdames Arnuid nd Art Wilson
were down from their Sheep creek
homes recently.
Mrs. W. K. P.ivis came down froni
tho Hnttcs recently nnd after siting
wit.'i Mi'-i. Jack Johnion went lo the
Park to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mu-ty
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for- Wallowa County.
Oecrgw A, Hart, Plaintiff,
vs '
Verda V. Hart, LMendant.
To Verdit V. Hart, the above named
. defendant:
lu the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
H.M.CAKE,
Republican Candidate For Nomination For
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Mr. Cake is the Advocate of Statement No.
1 and the popular election of United States
Senators; two years ago he took the stump
for his successful opponent. He deserves the
support of every loyal Republican who be
lieves in pure politics. The machine element
concedes his nomination if the people go to
the polls, but boasts that believers in State
ment No. 1 will not be interested enough to
vote at the primaries. This is the last appeal ,
to those who believe in the popular election of
United States Senators to assert the rights
which the old machine is trying to wrest from
them.
r
Zurcher's New Men's' Ttsr
hishing Goods, Glothiog and
Shoe Store
ANNOUNOEM NT
I am i jiening up my new store in the
Punk block. A jfirt of the s lemliil
lines of Furni.-hii.g gpi-ns ami Clothing
hit v n n iveil a nd nine will 1m in tiiif
week, togt'tliiT with ;i complete riock of
nlen'a Shoes
The public is cnilially invited to call
h tul see this firit store in the county,
fleitling exclusively in those lines.
a H. ZUROHEE,
ENTERPRISE, OREGON '
3 doors east of Wallowa National Eank
In tl uhfivu ontlltarl all i t. m wl Anlirt nil
or iiefore six weeks after the first pub-
licatinii of tins summons, and it you that the plain tut have such other
rail to appear a- d answer, the plain-1 and further relief ns to the court shall
till' for want thereof, will ta'tea decree j seem meet and proper,
against you for the relief demanded ml You will further take notice, that
the complaint t.iwii: f r a dissolu- this summons is served upon you by
tioa of tbe nvirriaire contract now and publication thereof in the News Kec--beret
fore existing between you and j ord, for the full period of six ckiiscou
plaintitr. five weeks, the first date of publication
This summons is published in the 'hereof being Thursday, March 2(itli,
News Itpcmrd, a weekly newspaper of P'OS, p;i'sutnt to an order of the 1 1 ti.
general circu'atl'ui, publisheil weekly j oral. Ie O. M. Corkins, County Jude of
at, Enterprise, Wallowa county, Ore-1 Wallowa comity, Oregon, niade, dated
gon, for a period of six consecutive' and entered on the 24th day of March,
weeks, the first publication thereof is. 1908. liVHLKIuH & Toyd,
the 19th day of March, 1H08, by order! 43.7 ttornevx for Plaintiff
of the Hon. T. II. Crawford, judge "f 1
the above entitled court, made and ( uiiunons,
dated the ltitli day of March, 1908. t
O. M. Corkins, In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore-
47.7 Attorney for Plaintiff.
James L. Hammack, Gertrude Ham
In the Circuit Court of the State of! niack, Ocore B. Bales, Laura K.
Oregon for Wallowa County
Churies W. Chadsey, Plaintiff,
vs
Myrtle Cliadsey, Defendant.
To Myrtle ( -hadsey, the atiove named
defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint Hied against you
In the alsive entitled suit ai d court, on
nr before six weeks niter the first pub
lication of this summons, and if you
fail to so appear and answer, the plain
tiff for waul thereof, will take a decree
against you tor the relier demanded In
the coniplaii t, lowit: for a dissohl
tiou of tile marriage contract now and
heretofore existing between you ami
plaintiff.
This summons Is published In the
News Record, a weekly newspaper of
general circulation, published weekly
at Enterprise, Wallowa county, Ore
gon, for a period of aix wnseoiitive
weeks, the first publication thereof is
the 10th day of Murch, 190S, by order
of the Hon. T. H. Crawford, judge of
thu atiove entitled court, made and
dated the Itilh day of Murch, 190H.
O. M. ('OKKINS,
17t7 Attorney for Plaintiff.
" Summons.
lu tlip Clretiit Court of th State of
Oregon, for Wallowa County.
Margaret E. Coulter, Plaintiff,
vs
.billies . I. Coulter, Defendant.
To Jamex J: Coulter, the uisive named
defioidaiil : ; .
Ill the Name ol the SlHt" of Oregon,
Von tire ben by imtilled mid required
tl npie.-ir and answer the complaint
tiled agains' vol' by the plalu'itf i:j the
illiove-entilled ooiirt and cause 01, or
Is-foiv '.be fXpirsttoii bf ii weeks from
and after the dle of the tirst utibli-
i-eatloo of thii. 'uiiduniiM, and if you fail
'ti appear and answer or olhtrwise
plead to sxld ooiiiplalnt within Saul
time, plaintiff, for want therwof, will
apply to Ihe court for the relief prayed
for in her complaint nu lile herein,
to-wit:
That the bonds of matrimony now
and heretofore existing between the
plaintiff and the oefendnlit be dis-
solved and henceforth held for naught.
That the plaintiff be awarded the
control and custody of the minor
children of the plaintiff and defendant,
! vt'.. Prnneia 1. Iikiitlwr uit.l ru..... t
Coulter.
I- gon. jor vnf,wa ouuty.
'John O. Ilayman, riaintifl,
Bales, Samuel H. (iaskill and Ina
Oaskill, Pefem Hutu
To Samuel .B.Miaskill, ono of the de
fendant:! ubove-nuuied : '
In the name of the. State of Oregon:
You. 111 e hereby notified and required
to appear and' aiwer the complaint
filed against you fi the above entitled
cause and Court n or before the ex
piration of six weeks from and after the'
date rf the first publication of this
summons, which date 'of first publica
tion is Thursday, March 20th, 1008, ami
if you fail to appear and answer or
otherwise plead thereto, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for in his
complaint, towit:
Kor judgment against the defendants
James L. Hammack and George B.
Pales for the sum -of three hundred
twenty and 25-100 (S320.25). with inter
est thereon until paid at the rate of ten
pur cent per annum; the furthei sum
of thirteen, and 3S-100 dollars (f 13.38),
delinquent and unpaid taxes; the fur
ther sum of fifty dollars (f50) as an
attorney's fee, and the costs and dis
barsmeiits of this snit; that a certain
mortgage made and executed by the
defendant". James L. Hammack, Ger
trude Hamuaai k : ml George B. Bales
in favor of the plaintiff npou the follow
ing dcKcrih d real property, to-wit :
beginning at the northwest corner of
the south half of lot numbered seven in
block numbered II in the town, of Los
tine, Oresroi1, theiiew west twenty-tour
(.et ; thence south to thn line of the
enmity road; thence end tw nty-four
feet to the southwest corm of lot num
bered hi'!it iu .raid block II; thence,
north to the place of beginning, and all
in Wallowa County, Oregon, which
inr rfauge is of icVord in the mortgage
r.'o riU of Wallowa' enmity. Oregon,
in Vol. II at. page 654 thereof, lie fore-
elowi.,1 11 ml tltft tutiA r.n1 nrJiii.rtv. mll
... . . . , rv.t
1 11. ni..w BvuLiiiinH .i nni;.,i.. .1
.....a. . i.iiuu vvj mini, ouiil
iiient, intercKt, faxe, attorney's fee,
conCs and MiTrning cn.-ts; and for such
other and further relief iih to the court
shall -eein pr per and equitable.
'This summons is nerved upon yf 11 by
publication thereof for the period of six
t'onsccntive wecki. in the News Itecord,
pursuant to tlie order or Hon. O. M.
Cortina. Conntv Judce of Wallowa
County. Oreeon. made and entered on
; the 2oth day o' March, 1H08, commenc-
ing with the issue of March 26, 1908.
Bcrleioh A Hoyd,
47t7 Attorneys for Plaintiff.