Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-02
LOCAL NOTES.

evening from Portland where she ha
been visiting for the past two week
with her daughter, Miss- Willetta, VIII
10 attending school at st. Helen's Hall.
Miss Elizabeth Natlock, who hal
been visiting in Portland for severa
months, returned to Heppner on Sstur
day.
Mrs. Lucy e. Hitchcock, state mana
ger Of the Oregon Viavi Co.. Of Port.
land, who has been here for several
days, left shis morning for Pendleton.
Mrs. VIM. Dunn, after visit OF sew
eral days with Heppner friends, return
ed on Saturday to her Portland home.
A very pleasant dancing party was
given Friday evening at the opera house
ball. A large number OF dancers were
present and had jolly good time.
Most Of tho new lambs in the Hepp-
ner Hills are skipping around ~ though
they are glad they came.
Mrs. Col. Parsons, of Pendlston, 10
enjoying visit with Mrs.. c. K. Red.
field.
Rev. Mr.. Potwine came over from
Pendleton Friday and hold services at
the Episcopal church Sunday.
Mrs. T. w. Ayers has written home
that she 10 not particularly pleased with
the California springs whore she is visit.
ing. Her many friends all know that
she has always been very industrious
woman, and that . life Of ease would
never suit her.
Stylish millinery from fashion . center
is now on sale at Mrs. l.. J. Estes
The Columbia Indians, with many
horses, passed back and forth through
Heppner this week, camping in Tin Can
canyon. Their csmas season 10 coming
on. with the usual big crop.
His many friends are glad to see
Councilman Pap Simons back st bust.
ness again.
When ladies come to Heppner it will
be we'll worth their whils 10 call at the
store OF Mrs. l.. j. Estes and
reject their millinery and furnishings.
The stock is fresh and new.
NJ. C. Corrigall has finished up his
shesring, and got fine. clean clip, av-
srag,ng II pounds. From 300 yearln
,wes he marked 220O lambs, and from
300 4.yeAr olds 400 lambs.
Mrs. Lille Cohen and daughter
Gladys came up from Portland last ev.
,ning
Now street hats, new patterns, new
rim mings, At reasonable prices, at Mrs.
L. J. Estes, End door from postoffice.
II you want a'gsins in dishes, crock
'ry or glassware, go to Bishops.
Now 10 the tme for spring house
leaning. lion your lace curtains on
drs. L. J. Estes curtain stretchers.
iood as new.
T. r. Howard's store has everything
D the grocery line needed by city trade.
Get prices on the old reliable Singer
ewing machine at Mrs. L J. Estes. !,
Try apple butter with your hot cakes
nd biscuits. Yon can get the best At
bishops.
Shirt waists. belts, gloves, hose, cor
ITS, bustles, lsces, all-over-lace, EN-.
70 idery, buttons, dress skirts, muslin I
Underwear, ribbons, pompadour rolls,
air switches, combs in all varieties
lnbonnets. white and black lawns,
ocket books, handkerchiefs, corset coy {
q, neckwssr, etc, etc, at Mrs. l.. j.
stes, second door from the postothce.
Salt mackerel by the kit at bishops. 4
Sheep-ranch outfits, stock salt, hats
1d furnishing goods, pipes, tobacco, r
indy and nuts-all these are sold at 7.
g.. Howsrd's store. Il
Legal blank and all kinds OF job print II
q at Gazette Office.
Matlock 4 Hart have seed corn, early :
I'd late sweet corn, white field corn. y
When it comes to canned goods, dried N
nits, etc, the choicest kinds are al al
ays found at the store OF the +. X. n
shop Co. ia