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About Enterprise news-record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1911)
.1 , i i wST!' ' , , , lPMMfer::rzr " "MODER-N CLOTHES" ENTERPRISE MERCANTILE & MILLING COMPANY City and County Brief News Items Flnst class shin at Calvin ' foar bor hop. 681xtf. Ben Ownbey went to Elgin, Tues. day, on a business trip,' Sheriff Edgar Marvin and Attorney T.'; M. Dill returned Sunday from , Salem. Ceo. Baker and daughter Luclnda went to Wallowa, Tuesday, to relatives, Sam LLtch and J, A. Punk transact, ed business at the forestry office In .Vnllowa Monday, S, D. Crowe, manager of the Home Telephone company, Is ill of the measles at his home. In La Grande, John Calvlu Is moving his house from the corner of Main end East First streets to lots on Park street. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cramer return ed Monday from a visit In Wallowa with their daughter, Mrs. Harvey Harris, and family, ' Ladies style book and samples from Chas. , A. " Stevens ft Bros, at Mrs. Hug's millinery store. Call and see them. 87a3 Wm. Miller of La Grande, who came in to the K. of P. convention Friday, remained over until Sunday, a guest of hi brother, A, C. Miller, and family. The 500 club meets Saturday even ing with Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Dobbin and all members who can attend are . urged to meet at the home of W, C. Hinterman promptly at 6:30. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Wright, who w.ere here to attend th funeral of his brother, Laarus Wright, return ed to their home at the Cove, Sun- Aa7' ."' . Aaron Wad was at Wallowa, Tues day, to oee Forest Supervisor Har ris. His daughter, Fay, who accom panied him, remained for a few days visit with friend. F. I. Verger and J. W. Rodgars went to La Grande, Monday, to look after automobile business. Mr. Vergcre also attended a meeting of the Home Independent Telephone company. Mr. and Mrs, Wra. Reavls, after a ploasant visit here with relatives, left Sunday 'for, Vancouver, Wn, where th oy will make a stay of indefinite length. They have sold out at Hood River and have not yet decided whore they w.111 locate. , ' c $ilK, S. D. Keltner returned Sunday from Portland. . Byram Mayfield was a Wallowa vis itor, Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Wilkinson o? Union is visiting; relatives here. N. E. Hammack went to La Grande Monday, on business. W, R. "Holmes was a business vis it Wallowa, Monday. Geo. S. Oralg Is home from a two months sojourn In California. Miss Joyce will remain there for some yme yet. - , Dr. C. T. Hockett was called to Wallowa to see County Commissioner Couch, who is Quite 111 of, lagrlppe and kindred ailments. J. W. Tyson and family left Sun day for Coos county, where they ex pect to make their home. They will visit at The Dalles enroute. S. B. Wamock and family of Day Ridge came out Tuesday for several days stay, buying supplies, and vis iting Mrs. Warnock's people. Miss Addle Knapper of Joseph Was on Saturday's train, returning home from a month's visit with her sister, Mrs. C. R. Eberhard of La Grande. CongrosBman-elect A. W. Laftor ty has appointed Landlord Greene of Elgin as his private secretary. Mr. Greene is a former neighbor of Mr. Lafferty in Missouri. Dr. and Mrs. W. C Ketchum left Sunday, he going to Hot Lake to take' treatment. Mr. Ketchum will go on to Lebanon for an extended visit with hr people. , Several sled loads of Christian church and Sunday school members went out to Horace Mitchell's on Prairie Creek, Tuesday night, and spent a verm enjoyable time. The affair was a surprise gotten up by the Berean class. Don't forget to call on SANDERS when you want anything done Dray Meets All Trains Baled Alfalfa $lt; Timothy $18 J. P. SANDERS, GENERAL TRANSFER PHONE 18. alio tear order at Homut'e mplele We invite you most cordially to inspect the new Spring goods. The range of colors and variety of dainty, attractive patterns in; . Cotton UTalbrics for Stsmm !Ofsss will please the most critical, MOURNING CUSTOMS. They Are Very Ancient, and Experts Differ a3 to Thoir Origin. ; The origiu of oUig iiitu uwurninir was discussed recfiitly by n budy of anthropologists. Sunie siuduulM 'hold that the wearing of bliu-k w;is orig inully a disguise assumed us n protec tion from the dead person's spirit. The Idea was that the deewised was naturally disgusted to liud himself dead and that lie wreaked liis resent ment upon his relations. Therefore the relations thought that to alter their nppearaiic-e would ho a iue:iis of escape, and nil over the world veils were used to hide (he fnees of mourn ers a practice still surviving lu the impenetrable veil of the widow. The disguises mourners used such, as the veil, the turning of the clothes iimidu out and the shaving ot thu head, as practiced liy the Ainos-vvere. sim ple euough, but supernatural helngs' were always, it appeared, easy to trick. ' Another theory . of mourning was that it was put on to warn people that its woarers had been contaminated by death. Therii was an idea of pollution attacliod to "he great mystery. All early people shared the horror of death, and the fear of the return of tlio spir its. Thus la the Sudnu Widows sprin kle their food with ashes to preveut their husbands' jrlwwts from eating it. Exchange. THE ALEUTIAN ISLANDS. ' They Extnd East and West For More Thin a Thousand Miles. 1 Few persons me aware that' the shortest route from Sau Francisco to Japan is by way of Alaska. Nearly a mousana mtles are saved to vessels trading with the wlcut by coast las along the Aleutian, islands rather than following the Hawaiian route. The Aleutian Islands, which eNteud In a chain east mid west for more than a thousand miles, are inhabited by the remnant of the Aleuts. Their war of the revolution closed just as tho American Revolutionary war be gan. So iatrlotic were the Aleuts, so brave in their atruggle for Independ ence, that they eueeumbed to tho Kus slnns only after a conflict of nearly fifty years, and then simply beeauso the race was almost exterminated la the struggle. While the Aleutlau islands, uuist eventually form an important liuk iu the commerce between the United States and the orient, other islands liuk onr country with the vast empire to the north, lu the narrow Bering trait lie two little Islands, one occu pied by linssln. the other by the Vult ed States, so thaf cttlxen-i of iho two great na tlons live ou respei'tivo islands within it foxy miles of each other. New Yftfk I'rws. y. . and ' For the First Comer. Young Mini So MIss.Elhel is your oldest sister. AVho comes after her? Pmall Rrot her Nobody ain't come yet, but pa says the first fellow that comes can have her. Boston Transcript. ' - : ; What n happy world this would be If every man. spoke us well cf his live neighbors ns he does of his dead ones! 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It Is not the cold itself that you. need to fear, but the ser ious disease that It often leads to. Most of these are known as germ di seases. Pneumonia and consumption are among them. Why not take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and cure your cold while youcan? For sale by all dealers. A areater than Luther Burhank has' (nvented a eollarutton that will not roll when dropped, but will lie just where it falia. Pa., has three children, and 'like,88- most children they frequently take cold. "We have, tried several kinds of cough medicine,'" he says, "but have never found any yet that did them as much good as Chamberlain's Cough' Remedy." For sale, by all dealers. Date after your name stamped on the paper, gives the month and year to which your subscription is paid. If it doesnt correspond with your receipts, come and see us or write to us about It. ' Always glad to correct ' mistakes. A Dreadful Sight to H, J. Barnum. of Fresville. N. 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