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About Enterprise news-record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1911)
Marriag w ;e Licenses Issued During 1910 Names of Nejwly Weds IrV This Coun ty During Last, Twelve, Months. Following are the marriage licens es Issued' byi the county clerk during 1910, by months: ( January 22 Charles M. Smith and Lydla Thompson. 31 Edcli Bright and Nellie Bonner. February 19 Raymond Rutledge and Anna Roup. 24 W. B. Day and Edith Whitman. 26 Harry Windings and Myrtle Watt March . 19 Charles E. Ripley, aadi Laura D. Bwwer. 19 Loronao D. Roberta and Fran ces Weaver. , 26 A. H. Bain and) Kyiftlia V. Reel. 29 Arthur H, Robinson, and DolW Wilson. April 8 91. J. Wolfe and! Jessie. Wolfe. 9 Stove D. Houck and Ethel H. Sheets. 28 William Elan-chard and Amanda Stone. 29 Matt FIsk and LfUie Minor. Mayt I M. L. Greenough and Haiti Biggs. 7 A. B. Conoway and Edna E. Browning. 25 Z. F. Ames and Anna May Hoe cock. June, -'. Micheal Crow and Jennie S. Ok sen. 6 Fred C. Larsoa and Pansy Mid dlebrook. 15 Jerry E. Leo and Lura May Shipps. - ' 18 'Samuel F. White and Marguar- ite J. Harris. 22 Geo. O, Downing and AMoe Lydall. 29 Luther A. Plnkley and Ida Young. ' 29 Harry D. Miller and' Effle E. 3589 was the number drawn on the Doll at the Fair Store Saturday night. If this number is not in by S:30 next Saturday night, we will draw again. , Our First Annual January Clearance Sale Beginning next Saturday, January 7 Ending Saturday, January 28 The lowest prices the people of Enterprise have ever seen on everything in our line. . Don't fail to get some of these real bargains. THE FAIR STORE Get the Habit ENTERPRISE, OREGON Str.tVey. 30 oiai "do- F. Meyers and Ethel A. Forth an. July 2 c. R. LVldlemon and. Martha M. Casteel. 19 George P.. Roop and Anna Cox. 25 George Vernon and Florence Schofield. 27 Prudence E Eddlemon and Fred J. Mathew. August 2 Albert R. WaVker and Emma, Par ker. 6 Paul A. Harrta ana came . Ackley. " . A John. L, Trejrarvam anai iwi Lathrop. . 13 John Anthony end Mra. Taylor. . 15 wade H. Clemens and ina E. , Inman. ' ' 25 Chas. F. Johnson and Lena Maud Arney. . i 30 Reuben Walker and Lola Toney. . . September -6 Tommy Williams and Izora Zum- wailt. 4 Arthur G. Wyatt and Pearl M. Heskltt. 17 James R. Ntaosoo and Ethel E, Hansen. 17 H. H. Moulton, and Cora Yar lngton. 21 Elmer Haydem and Mamie Tur ner. 29 S. O. Mage and Effllo Bloods- worth. I October 3 Frank. E. Ram bo and Hattte Staffle. 5 William L. Bldler and Mary M. Galbralth. 5 Jake Henderson and Joale K. Skelton. 12 Roy Horner and QUAe Poulson. 26 Harvey L. Cummins and Gus eto Hutchinson. 31 Bruce Lydell and Bessie Dear born. N November 5 Byron Horn an and Ida McKtoney, 17 Charles A. McAnulty and Iva Myrtle Weaver. 19 L. A. Barffletit, and Rosle, Mc Nell. . 22 Pail V:!s?on and Ava Kernan. 2t 'm, Eu Whlttler and Mamie Hiehn. December 1 Hoy Daie and Le&ta Brumbach. 10 Burl Kooch and Blanche Murrey 12 Willy Schufcotha cad Kary Grdo- bel. 17 Walter- A: Corner and Lulu Mary Barton. 19 John Simmons and Mary Harry. 21 Max Gumerman, and Nellie. Ma bel H&n&on. 22 Wm. J. Daley and EUa F. F gins. 24 Herbert L. Browning and Kath arine P. Kay. v 27 Samuel B. Armon. and Aivlna Lortie, 27 Jolia W. Fine and Florence Tln- siy. 27 Edward F. Rich and Bessie A- Thompson. School Census ForYearl910 The following list, Is the school cen sus for the year 1910 as given by the school clerke of the different districts. The censua for the year 1909 showed there ,wcre 2803 child ren of school age ini the county, and by comparing the total for that, year and for 1910 it will be seem that, the increase Is 48. District No. 1 . 3 , 4 . 6 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 , 10 . .11 . 12 . 13 . 1 . 17 . 19 . 20 , 21 , 22 . 23 25 26 27 , 29 31 32 33 34 85 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 Pupils . 56 . 44 . 67 . 31 . 24 . 289 . 224 .. 17 . 16 . 32 . 43 422 . 39 . 28 .. 32 . 26 . 89 . 376 . 63 ,. 63 1 .. 18 .. 17 .. 22 .. 39 .. 21 .. 77 .. 27 .. 26 .. 49 .. 4 .. 36 .. 41 .. 21 .. 39 .. 23 .. 33 Oregon-Wathing'to Rallrea H NarigaHon Company TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT ' i ' Announcement The above named Company was incorporated De cember 23, 1910, for the purpose of taking over the following lines: The Oregon Railroad Navigation Company Oregon and Washington Railroad Company , Tbe North Coast Railroad Company Idaho Northern Railroad Company Uwaco Railroad Company In future these lines will be operated by and in the name of The Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company F. W. Robinson General Freight Agent Portland, Oregon Wm. McMurray General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon W. D. Skinner General Freight and Aassenger Agent Seattle, Washington ' R. B. Miller Traffic Manager 45 . 46 . 47 . 48 . 49 . 60 . 61 . 52 , 63 , 64 , 65 , 68 69 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 18 13 13 7 15 25 11 9 S 16 18 17 9 22 11 20 25 16 18 20 12 22 14 13 19 14 21 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Browning have returned from their wedding trip to Idaho and have gone to housekeeping to, this city. Total 2861 It's a sure thing THAT NOWHERE IN 1911 Will You Get - Better Cigars Pipes and Tobaccos Better Candy or half as good Hot Battered Popcorn and Hot Peanuts Than at PRENTISS HOMAN Next Door to Bank nnnnnannnonnQ nnnnannarHniaannocaaannnonoDnna cnao nn pea& wmwy X '11 ! a n a a a a a a a a a jx a a a n E? a a n The good lines We are Sole Agents for Warner's Bon Ton Royal Worchester CORSETS Fownes' Kid Gloves, Trimmings, Em broideries and Laces from New York's largest improrting house. Wait, watch and looK for them LADIES' SHOES that lead in STYLE and SERVICE Utz & Dunn American Lady Box of Apples 75 cents Another busy year is ended. We pause for the pleasure of greeting our customers with our heartiest wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year. .In our review of the business accorded us we are pleasantly reminded of the valued favors received from you.' We extend our grateful appreciation. 1 1 What We Have to Offer for the New Year Owing to the Red Tag Sale, we have been running for the past two months, we have cleaned our stock of all v goods old or out of date. We have bought heavy on Spring and Sum mer lines and our showing this season will eclipse anything we have ever had for style, quality and price. HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Armor Plate Hosiery, Burson Hose Nap-a-Tan Cutler American Gentleman AND Packard SHOES for MEN Watch for our showing of the new style ladies' and men's low cut shoes CLOTHES FOR MEN Look over the lines we carry SOPHOMORE, P. ADLER and MILLER MADE WILLET B0T CLOTHES FOR BOYS Full line; Hats ALL STYLES Stetson AND Gordon Always Up-to-Date THE QUALITY STORE Never a Minute Behind N a a a a a E3 3 U Q a u a a si a a D g a a nannnnDannnnnornnnnnnnnnnnDannnnnonQnnnDCDnnnnnpnnDDdnn q
