Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-09


band OF Plymouth Rox industriousl,
scratching up his clover lawn and
laughing at the chicken ordinance. Oat
OF them 10 an old rooster matched out BY
Obadiah Welch on Thorn krick Ia '78.
Born--In Pendleton, May 2, to the
wife OF George Foil, = bouncing boy
Uncle Tom Ayers 10 proud grand
father.
Felix Johnson, the warm hearted old
pioneer and veteran of the Mexican
war, 10 enjoying good health at his home
on Little Butter creek. lie enjoys put
ting in garden now, while his son jim
mis looks after the cattle.
Albina, Heppner's southern suburb,
is making good growth, and ought to
have sidewalk to town to smooth the
pathway OF its women and children.
If you have any doubts about tho ex-
cellent quality Of tho beef and mutton
produced in the Heppner Hills, take
look At the choice cuts on the blocks at
the Heppner markets.
Henry Schirszinaer, the we'll known
stockman, 10 in from his ranch.
President C. A. Rhsa. Of the First Ma.
tional Bank, WAS up yesterday from
lone.
County Commissioner Ed c. Ash.
baugh and J. l.. Howard came in yes
terday to hold county court.
Ifyou want to buy . good road cart
with double seat and a. good as new,
for only $40. cali at Gazette Office.
A good single harn,ss in perfect or
der, only s. At Gazette Office.
w b. Findley is again able to get
down stairs at the Palace Hotel after q
long confinement TO bed with broken
leg.
No need OF sending away for wagons
Or farming implements. Take look at
the big stock Of goods Gillian and Bis.
bee can furn1su YOU
An idea OF the big trade Heppner
do with the surrounding
country may be had by seeing the
string OF wagons loading up at the biz
store OF Minor Il Co.
Willard and Claude Herren e.mped
last night At Tom Morgan's corral and
today went en- to the mountains with
their $3.50 ewes and lambs. Their in
crease this year was l04 per cent, Last
year, when there we're many twins, the
increase WAS l22 per cent.
Eben Andrews 10 still in Portland,
recovering from the effects OF
the appendicitis operation performed
month ago. he hopes to soon lay aside
his crutcbes.
J. A. Woolery, the enterprislng lone
merchant, is about 10 build one OF the
finest homes in Morrow county.
q. W. Phelps was in Pendleton this
week attending the session of the su-
preme court.
Frank Lee, the wool buyer, came up
from San Francisco last week and will
make Heppner his headquarters during
the summer.
Hosiery OF the best makes, and COM
Portable and reliable underclothipg for
ladies and children may always be
bought At the millinery store Of Mrs. l..
j Istss, near the postotfice.
Try apple butter with your hot cakes
and biscuits. Yon can get the best at
Bishops,
Now is the time for spring hol =
cleaning lion your lace curtains on
Mrs. L. j. Estes curtain stretchers.
Good as new.
Sheep. p.ranch outfits. stock salt, hats
and furnishing goods, pipes, tobacco,
candy and nuts-aIl these are sold at L.
II. Howard's store.
A very complete new line Of ladies'
goods always on hand at the
centrally located millinery store Of Mrs.
l.. J. Estes.
MstIock 4 Hart have seed corn, early
and late sweet corn, white field corn.
T.R. Howard's store has everything
IN the grocery line needed by city trade.
Now street hats, new patterns, new
trimmings, at reasonable prices, at Mrs.
l.. J. Estes, 2nd door from pestoffice.
Legal blank and ali kinda Of job print
ing at Gazette Office.
Get prices on the old reliable Singer
sewing machine st Mrs. L. J. Estes.
Shirt waists, belts, gloves, hose, cor
sets, bustles, lsces, all-over-lsce, EN-
broidery, buttons, dress skirts, muslin
underwear, ribbons, pompadour rolls,
hair switches, combs in all varieties,
sunbonnets, white and black lawns,
pocket books, handkerchisfs, corset coy
ers, neckwear etc, etc, st Mrs. L.. J.
Estes. second door from the postotdcs.
Salt mackerel by the kit at bishops.