Enterprise news-record., April 22, 1911, SATURDAY EDITION, Image 4

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City and County
Brief News Items
City election, Tuesday, May 1.
The May term of tbe circuit court
will-convene Tuesday, May 8. !
Mrs. Lee R. Devore returned Fri
day from' a visit with friends at Elgin.
The K of P base, ball club will go
to Wallowa, Tuesday to play the K
of P nine there. '
, Miss Elsie Lornateh left Thursday
on an extended visit with friends
In Portland and at Roseburg.
H. E. Merryman went to Wallowa
Saturday to do some survey Ing, His
daughter, Angellne, went along to viB
It friends a few days. ,
The Union Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. Corkins, Tuesday, Ap
ril 25; Mrs, Flora Mitchell, leader.
All are cordially Invited.'
Clyde Robinson, who helped on the
railroad survey here three years ago
but later went to his old home In Ne
braska,, returned to Enterprise Friday
to' locate.
F. 8. Bramwell. manager of tho
La Grande sugar factory, was look
ing after the company's Interests In
this vallev the latter part of the
week.
The baseball season was broken
wide open here Thursday evening
with a game between the K of P
nine and the County High club that
was won by the K of Pa by a score
of 9 to 6. The feature was the pitch
ing of Mathewson Boatman.
R. B. Montague of Portland was a
guest of E. J, Forsythe and family
for several days, returning home Sat
urday. He was hore on a combined
business and pleasure trip. Mr. For
sythe was acquainted with Mr, Mon
tague's people in the Willamette valley
year ago.
Rev. H. Elmer Pemborton, general
superintendent of the Oregon Yearly
Meeting, was a guest of Rev. and Mrs.
W. P. Samms during bis short stay
here Thursday and Friday. He was
surprised at the extent and beahty
of this valley, It exceeding all his ex
pectations based on what he had
heard of It. ,
Two cars of sheep, were shipped to
the Portland market, Saturday.
Mrs. W. H Durham went to Pendle
ton Friday on a business trip.
S. V. Cray and family; attended the
funeral of his father at Lostlnp, Fri
day.
Mrs, S. H. Williamson and Mrs. C.
W. Amey were Wallowa visitors, Friday.
County Superintendent J, C. Conley
has completed the apportionment of
county school money.
WILL BUILD CATHOLIC
CHURCH AT WALLOWA
- Rev. Peter - Heuel announces that
work will begin on the Catholic
church building at Wallowa
In about six weeks, Present plans
call for a structure 32x52 feet In size,
but if additional funds are secured.
Improved plans will be secured. A
Catholic church will be erected at
Elgin at a cost) of 25O0. .
LAY OUT yA MILE TRACK.
They are making preparations at Jo
seph to insure the success of the
track meet of Wallowa county schools
on May 6. The ball grounds north of
town have been rented and a quarter
mile track laid out.
CIRCULAR OF INFORMATION.
Marble
AND
Granite
MONUMENTS
NEW LOT JUST
RECEIVED
Custom Work to Order
CHARLES WILLGERODT
ENTERPRISE, OREGON
State of Oregon, Department of Ed
ucation, Salem.
Giving the sources of examination
questions for State papers, June 21
24, and December 20-23, 1911.
1. Arithmetic, Smith.
2. Civil Government, Strong &
Schafer,
S. Geography, Redway ft Hinman.
4. Grammar, Buehler.
6. History, U. S., Doub.
6. Orthography, Reed's Word Lea
eons. 7. Physical Geography, Tarr's New
Physical Geography.
8. Reading, White's Art of Teach
ing. Oral Reading. (For June.)
9. School Law, School Laws of
Oregon ; for June, edition of 1909
for December, edition of 1911.
10. Theory and PracUce, White's Art
of teaching (tor June.)
11. Writing, Outlook Writing System.
TesU In Writing.
12. Algebra, Wells: Algebra for Sec
ondary Schools. ,
13. Com position, Herrlck 4 Damon.
14. Literature, American, Newcom
er's American Literature. ,
15. Physiology, Krohn,
16. Psychology. Buell (for June.)
17. Bookkeeping, Office Methods and
Practical Bookkeeping.
IS. Botany, Bergen: Elements of pot
. any.
19. Geology, Le Conte.
20. Geometry, Plane, Wentworth.
21. History, General, Meyers. Gen
; eral History. .
22. History of Education, Davidson.
23. Literature, English, Newcomer's
Rigllsh literature.
24. Physics, MUllkan Gate: A
First Course in Physics.
U. S. to N. C. Longfellow, lot 8,
sec 31, ln-47. Pre. Pat.
U. S. to 8. V. Heaton, sw se, se sw,
sec 19, ls-45. Pre. Pat.
u. S. to H. A. Galloway, ne ne.
sec 25, ls-44. Pre. Pat.
Carrie M. Boesen to A. L. Berry,
lot 3, blk 13, Gardner's add Enter
prise. Q. C. $1. . x y
State of Orgeon to O. P. Barnes,
nw ne sec 36, 4n-44. $50. ' - ' '
Maurice H. Land to Minerva Bar
nes, nw ne, ne nw, sec 36, 4n-44. $50.
Elden GiUasple to W. F. Glllas
pie, wHne, nw se, ne sw, sec 34, 2s
48. $3000.
Pearl C. Anderson to Garnet B. Den
ny, tract 330 feet by 6 rods, wesq or
blk 6 Amended Bank add Enterprise.
$1800. s '
U. 8. to P. M. Shaver, se sw sec
9, ls-44. Pre Pat.
A. H. Young to Bertha Young, w
lk&k aw sec 33, ls-44, and tract se
sec 33, ls-44. Q. C. $1. k
H. C. Laird to Geo. P. Faught, nw
se, nV&sw. sw nw. sec 27, ls-44, ana
eHnw, wVfcne, sec 27, and nw nw sec
27, and wsw, se sw, sec 22, ls-44.
$9600.
U. S. to Frank Zumwalt, nne, se
ne, ne se, sec 27, ln-46. Certificate.
U. S. to Fannie B. Weaver, sw se
sec 22, wVsne, nw se, sec 27, m-45.
Pre Pat.
K. S. Pace to Frank Melotte, 18
acres partly in sw sw, sec 36, is
44 and partly In nw nw sec 2, 2s-44,
and 8 2-10 acres In lot) 4- sec 2, 2s-44.
U,
John McDonald to Kate Dowden, lot
6 blk 1, Stories add Wallowa. $800.
U. S. to A. N. Stahl, sw nw sec
20, ls-44. Pre Pat. '
Geo. S. Craig to John M. Weaver,
lot 2 blk 30, Gardner's add Enter
prise. $300. v
Vertle Snel to Logan McCormlck,
snw, sw ne, sec 17, and se ne sec
18, 2n-47. Q. C, $10.
Vertle Snell to Logan McCormlck,
snw, sw ne, sec 17, and sel tie sec
18, 2n-47. Guardian's deed. $2000.
S. A. Best to 8. N. Browning, lot
blk 24, Zurcher's add Enterprise.
$1500. '
State of Oregon to C. P. Ragsdale,
sV&sw sec 15. eVfene. ne se, sec 22,
ls-44. $1500.
C P. Ragsdale to J. F. Baddeley,
Admr., eV&e sec 22, ne nw, sw nw,
sttsw, sw se sec 23; also that part
of wne, se nw, ne sw, sec 23, y-
lng west of the county road; nw ne,
nV4nw, nw sw, sec 26; ene, ese,
sec 27, excepting 24.81 acres; tract
of 16.34 acres In nw nw, sec 26; tract
of 34 acres In sec 36: all abovel land
In ls-44 and containing 801.73 acres.
$1. . . ' '
C. P. Ragsdale to Brastus and
Thomas Hanson, se, and nsw, sec
13; sw ne, nw nw, stt nw, sw, wse.
ne se, sec 14; eVi, sftsw, sec 15, e
tt sec 16, nsw sec 23; thatj pant of
wne, se nw, ne sw, sec 23, east of
county road; se nw, nsw, sea1 24;
all in ls-44, containing 1663.80 acres
$1.
1 Martin Lutber Fox to Geo. Palm
er Lumber Co., sV&nw, nsw, sec 3,
3n-42. $1.
John Mindor to Elsie Stelner, nw
sec 11, ln-44. $900.
U. S. to Geo. C. Russell, ne sw, bw
se, sec 33, ln-45. Pre Pat.
Walter Boner to F. H. Lanphear,
and C, B. Boner, establishing bound
ary line between nw and sw of sec
31, 2s-45. Q. C. $1.
U. S. to Emily A. Splcer, se sw
sec 18, ls-45. Pre Pat.
C. W. Amey to W. H. Stlckney, lot
3 and ne sw. wse. sec 31, 3n-46
Q. C. $500.
R. L. Stlckney to W. H. Stlckney
lot 3, ne sw, wV&se, sec 31, Sn-46. $1
Fred E. German to W. H. Stlckney
lot 3, ne sw, wftse, sec 31, 3n-46. $1
J. A. Denney .to C. Puderbaugh
tract in sw sec 16, ln-48. $25.
W, T. Bell to W. C. and Minnie F
Dorrance, nnw, swnw, nw sw, sec 13
wsw, sw nw, sec 12: se ne, sec 11
2n-45. $3000.
Pearl C. Anderson to Garnet B, Den
ny, tract 330 ft by 6 rods, west of) blk
5 Amended Bank add Enterprise. $1800
H. E. Barton to Wm. Davis, lo
and 3. see 3. 3s-; sw se. se sw. sec
34; 2s-48. $6500.
U. S. to D. M. Young, esw eaq
35. In-, and se nw, and lot 3, sec
2, ls-44. Patent,
U. S. to Jesse B. Clay, enw, w-tt
ne, sec 15, 6n-42. Patent
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given, that die un
dersigned has been duly appointed
and has qualified as executor of
the last will and teat meat of Latarus
Wright, deceased; and all persona
having claims again the estate of
said deceased are required to pre
sent the same with proper vouchers
to said executor at ht residence near
Chloo, Oregon, or to his attorneys,
Sheahan ft Cooley, rt their office in
Enterprise, Oregon within six months
from the date of thla notice,
Dated at Enterprise, Oregon this
the 15th day of March, 1911.
JAMES WILLIAM ALFORD,
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