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About The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1910)
itas ENTERPRISE LYCEUM ENTERTAINMENT COURSE FIVE EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTIONS SECURED FOR THE -:- -j- WINTER COURSE -:- -:- An Opportunity to Hear Some of the Strongest Lecturers and Musicians in the 'Country in Enter prise During the Coming Winter. GET YOUR SEASON TICKETS EARLY -I I V?. I'. Bess Gearheart Morrison Mrs. Bess Gearheart Morrison is already known on the lyceum. Perhaps no impersonator n the country has had more calls for return dates than she. Many y-ars of training, both as a teacher and reciter and interpre tative .readings has given her ? n enviable place upon the lyceum platform. Her work is strong, versatile and accurate. Each year adds to her reputation and more firmly establishes her name among lyceum patrons. II Ye Olde Towne Quartette Beside the usual program, .driven by a male quartette "Ye Old Towne Quar tette" program will con sist of quartette numbers in costume, together with readings, solos, and cray on work, giving unusual variety to their program. -Each member of this quartette is a soloist of excellent ability. . GilbertAtleeEIdredge Mr. Eldredge presents a widely varied, artistic and popular repertoire of ostumed interpretations of high order; changing quickly from humorous ' to pathetic, and from dramatic to sentimental representations. His line of work reaches all class es, from those who like the subtle humor of g:od old "David Harum" to the tragedy of "Julius Caesar." i v3h fe- I i i Yi 4 jV 1 I i ' Tv A. j,. V. . ... .. . v-t ti . .... ft Newton Wesley Gaines, the noted lecturer says: "Never has any. male quartette pleased - me more than this one. They are certainly artists in their line, each one being, an actor as well as a sing erand they are not only pleasing to listen to, they are good to look upon; their voices blend as per fectly as the keys of a properly tuned and ex quisitely touched piano. They always make good. Ernest J. Sias The Lexington, Kentucky Herald states: "Last night at the Chautauqua Ernest J. Sias delivered his splendid lecture "The Lost Chord," and charm ed the large audience with his fine word paint ing. Mr. Sias is a mast erful orator and has a fine command of tfie En glish language. This lec ture is an elegant blend ing of wit, wisdom, pa thos and poetry. fl'i pi: it i i i n ii ii ir- l mil r ni"- Perry Carter Twelve and a half years of active service as a newspaper cartoon ist preceded by other years of varied experience in the newspa per profession furnishes Mr. Car ter with a wealth of material and gives him advantages possessed by no other lyceum cartoonist. Mr. Carter is not "less noted as an entertainer. Newspapers all speak in the highest terms of his work on the lyceum platform. These five first-class entertainments will cost you but $2.50 for an adults season ticket; $1.25 for students. Season tickets for sale at the drug stores and by students of the high school. Abstracts Loans v Insur ance Reliable Abstracts of title furnished on short notice. ' , All Kinds of money to loan "on farm property, from one" to. five years; large or small amounts" Fire Insurance written in companies that pay all losses iri full. ; . WALLOWA LAW, LAND a ABSTRACT CO. v ENTERPRISE, OREGON . . Boatman Bily, Hanatrt l?it and County Brief News Items no . WHITE FRONT , Livery, Feed arid Sale Stable " L. DAY, Proprietor lioou Kigs rair lreauuent uwoco wugm anu wm Special Attention to Commercial Trade A X ' . - . I Pafa for Rptmlar Boarders Bus to and From Trains 1 Best of Help Employed . Home Phone J Open Day and Night One Block North of Hotel Enterprise J .... ? i I Wallowa County Title & Abstract Company N A. C. MILLER, President Office in Company's new brick building opposite front of new Court House, Oldest and most complete abstract plant in county. Abstracts of title furnished promptly and cheap ly. Insurance written in largest and strongest companies. Money Loaned at very Lowest Current Rates Japalac, varnish stains, ttnaeed oil at Burnaugh ft Mayfleld't Dr. L. G. Holland was at Wadlowa, Thursday. Oakes carries a full line of Lowe Brothers Paints. 108tf Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Boyd spent Wednesday at Wallowa. Dr. A. F. Poley maUe a business trip to, Wallowa, Wednesday. W. A. Mas returned Tuesday from La Grande, Mrs. Mo3 remain ing far a longer vlalt. Punk's Saturday Special will al ways be announce! ahead In their big Ad. Look for It. Guy Horner has. gone to LewJaiton. on a business, trip, and from there will go, to his ranch on Snake river. J, C. Bailey le.'t Wednesday for Ollle, la.; to Join his family and make his home .there for a time at least. . Bernard Potts of near Flora was In -town Wednesday with a load of hie famous apples, that . he readily disposed of at gooi prices. W. 3. Funk & Co. will put on. sale every Saturday for cash, one article at a greatly reduced price. ". To be known as Funk's Saturday Special. Dr W. L. Nichols, osteopath, suc cessor to Dr. Moore, has office hours all day Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday, In Enterprise. Office over the bank. 21atf J. W. Ralls, a former resident of Paradise, who had been out there on a vLsrt, took' the train here Wed nesday morning, on his way home to Bellevtew, Idaho The Model Cafe has put out some unique signs. A red Illuminated per pendicular sign hangs' above .the res taurant door, and sdlawalk letter ing of the word restaurant leads to .he door. Rev. S. HarrU returned Wednes day from Wallowa, where he took part In the dedication of the new Preabvterlon church, Sunday, and at tended the semitone of the Presby tery Monday and Tuesday. Hartey Horner left Wedcica'-ay morning for Turloc-k, Cal., where he I will spend the winter. HW father, J S Horner, k In nonr hf-jil;h re. I suiting from a slight paralytic stroke 'suffered a few week ago. G..S. Reavis returned Friday from a trip to Pasco and vicinity. J. P. Avertll went to La Grande Wednesday, on laid business. ; The ladles of the Christian, church v:ill serve chicken dinner Election cicy, November 8. 46buf Ed. Rumble was In tlue valley sev eral days buying grata and hay. He retu,rn3d to La Grande, Friday. Miss Minnie GlldJen, went to Los- tine, Wednesday, to be gone sever al daye on a business trip. Leonard Boswell .went to La Grande, Wednesday, to visit, his father, Ben Boswell. All phone orders for bus to and from depot promptly attended to. White Front barn. Home phone. 97b Watch the big Ad. of W. J. Funk & Co. every weak for their Satur day Special. It will pay you. CHURCH SERVICES. Methodist: Rev. G. O. Kaley, the newly appointed district superinten dent of the La Grande district, will preach in the Vethodlat church Sun day morning, and administer the Sac rainent of the Lord's Supper. The first quarterly conference will be held on Saturday evening. Services for Sunday are as fallows: Sunday school 10 a, m.' preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m'.; Epuorbh League 7 p. m. but on account of 'the Union temper ance meeting tomorrow night, ttie Epworth League will meet at 6 p. m. There .will te th usual morning service at the Presbyterlanvchurft tomorrow, but no evening 3rvlce be cause of the ' union temperance meeting at the Methodist church. For Catholics. Sunday, Octoler 16, there will be mass In the Enterprise Calbollc church at" 10 a. m. STOCK SELLS WELL. The W. W. Harris sale on Alder Slope, Tuesday, October 11, .was very largely attended and stock, es pecially, sold well, milk cows bring ing as high ca $100. Hoises , also brought a good p-rite. OMISSION CORRECTED. In the list of stockholders In the new Enterprise Si-ate bank the fol lowing were Inadvertantly omitted: Byram Mayfleld, Ent rprlae. L. W. Riley, Enterprise. Subscribe for the' News-Record. "It Beats All." . This, is quoted from a letter of M. Stockwell, of Hannibal, Mo. "I r cently used Foley's Honey and Tar for the first time.. To say I am pleased does not half express my reelings. It- beats all the remedies t ever used. I contracted a bad cold and was threatened .with pneu monia. Tli a first doses gave great relief and one bo: tie completely cur- y me." Contains no opiates. Bur naugh & Mayfleld, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. United States Land Office at La Grande, Oregon, Oct. 11th, 1910. Notice Is hereby given that Wll llcm H. Dale, of- Enterprise, Ore gon, who on June 15th, 1905, made Homestead Entry No. 144C9, Serial No. 01527, for EVi.NEVi, and N SE'A, Section 14, Township 1 North, Range 46 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention, to make Final Five year Proof, to establish claim to the lend above described, before C. M. Lookwood, U. S. Com wLsa loner, at hla office, at Enter prlie, Oregon, on the loth day of De cember, 1910. Claimant name as witnesses: Fred Zumwalt, Joe Gill, and Ed Lord, ill of Zumwalt, Oregon, and' Elmer Jewell, of Enterprise, Oregon. 9c5 F. C. Bramwell, Register. 8UMMON3. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Wal'.owa County. James Downing, Plattittff, vs. ; Adah L. Downing, Defendant. To Adah L. Downing, the above named Defendant; In the name of the State of Oregon you are bere'jy required to appear and answer the complaint filed against' you In the above entitled ialt within ten days from the data of .he service of this summons upon you if served within this county, or if served within any other cpuntyi of the State, then within twenty days from the date of the service of this tiummons upon you, or if eerved by publication thereof, then on or be fore six we.'ks from the date of the rir&: date of publication of this sum mons, which flist date of publication is Thursday, October the 13th, 1910, and the last da e of publication of -this summons and the last day for your appearance Is Thursday, Novem ber 24th, 1910, and If you fall so t answer fur want thereof the plain tiff will apply , to the court for the relief praved for In his complaint, to wlt, that the marriage contract now and heretofore existing between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved and from henceforth held for naught'. The defendant will take notice .that this summons Is published by order of the County Judge, J. B. Olmsted, of Wallowa County, Oregon, In the Wallowa Chieftain, a newspaper pub lished weekly at Enterprise, In said county and State, and that said order required this summons to be pub lished In. said newspaper for a peri od of six weeks and seven issues thereof. Dated this, the 11th day of Octo ber, A. D. 1910. DANIEL BOYD, . 8c7 Attorney for Plaintiff. FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE Unlqn and Wallowa Counties J. A. FRENCH Nqminee on Democratic Ticket, 1 Tweinty-five yea s Resident of Urnlqn and Wallowa Coun ties. 8tpckmar and Farmer. President Farmers Uniofl, 'Enterprlue, Oregon, Two Tennis 8herlff. Two terms County Cleric, DIRECT PRIMARY. STATEMENT NO. ONE. WILL WORK AND VOTE FOR THE INTERESTS OF THIS DISTRICT. (Paid Advertising.) tW J. A. BURLEIGH ATIORNEY-AT-LAW Office in Lltch Building. Enterprise, Oregon, s4 M""M"t"f4 I L. Q. HOLLAND, M. D. 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