Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-03-07
Here and There

county SOuIL lb III ecbolOu
Bees are buzzing aud calves are com
ing.
Heppner children now find lots ol
fragrant flowers on the adjacent hills.
March came in rather breezily, in
which case it generally goes out calmly
Much moisture has soaked into Nor.
row county's soil this season, and every
thing indicates good grass and big crops.
A crowded house listened to Rev.
Geo Campbell at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening"
After lengthy visit with her SISTER at
the old place on Rhea creek. Miss Lena
Rhea is again At home in town with
Mrs. Conser.
Judge Julius Keithley has tastefully
trimmed the trees 10 front of his resi-
dence, 20 that spring sunbeams may
slant through.
AS the locust trees in front OF George
Conser's home have assumed consider
able size, he has had some nearby pop
lars chopped down. The locust is the
best tree, though OF slow growth
County Commissioner Howard is not
able TO attend this term OF court on ac-
count OF sickness, bis wife being also
i'll.
llrs. II W Bartholomew, who is via
itirs Portland, is expected to return
Tuesday.
Jas. Wyland and c. II Hams were
in this week from Ilardman. Mr.. Ii.
had DR.. ki.tner remove soft tumor
from bis gr"in.
j A Meyer, in Monday from his Black
Horse farm, says that old ground there
il a. yet too wet to plow, bu, that sod
will do. There il big barley area in
that rich region, and it is looking well.
Candies. nuts, fruits, preserves,
canned goods and vegetables IN endless
variety at Matlock 4 liarts.
+. Il. Howard's store has everything
IN the grocery line needed by city trade.
Rooms for Rent cards for sale at Ga
zcttr office.
For a good cigar call at Matlock &
IIlrts.
Please remember this: You can get
letterhcad-, blllheads, cards, books or
any kind Of job printing done at the
Heppner Gazette shop.
Jas. knighten and Miss Etiie Courier.
Of Eightmile, who were recently mar
RED at the Palace Hotel, have setteld
down TO housekeeping, with the best
wishes OF the entire community.
Al Larkin, formerly of IIeppner, has
written a long letter from New Jersey to
the Gazet, but it is too full OF poetry to
be printed in an ordinary every day pa
per like this.
County Commissioner Ed c. Ash
baugh. in from his big Eightmile farm,
SAYS crops are looking fine out there,
and the ground is more moist than IN 10
years.
Staple and fancy groceries at Matlock
& Iiart's
Clean newspapers to cover shelves,
put under carpets and line houses are
sometimes scarce. but just now there is
a full supply on sale at the Gazette
Office at ID cents a package.
Is there anything the matter with the
title to your land? II there ia, call at
the Gazette office and get 1t cleared up.
Candy? O, yes, the very choicest
kinds are kept at Dan +. Doherty'
]. y. l.. store.
T. w. Ayers has gone to Idaho on ac-
count OF the sudden sickness OF his son
Albert.
G. A. Rhea, president OF the First
National bank, enjoyed Sunday with
his children in IIeppner.
Most OF the pioneers seem TO think
that Morrow county's climate is chang
ing for the better, aud that the rainfall
has increased very much in the past few
years
Senator Morrow is home again after
his long siege Of Legislative duties. Dur
ing his absence his interests were well
looked after by the competent men he
lett in charge of the big Palace Hotel.
!. NJ. Baker was in Tuesday on pro-
bate business In his neighho-hood.
northwest from Ileppner, the gram is
later than last year, but has better
stand. and promises hig yield.
Score cards on which you can keep
tally on all kinds Of games are now kept
on eale at the IIeppncr Gazette office.
All kinds of building material prompt |
" delivered by lIeppner Lumber 20.
Free sample copies of the Hepp-
nrr Gazette are sent To anyone de-
string information about Morrow !
county. The Gazct has been pub /
l;shcd at Hcppner for 10 years. 1t 7
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