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

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Circuit court convenes Monday, May
20.
Lafe Pen'and finished his shearins
Monday at the old Matteson ranch.
Eilis Minor, wife and daughter arr
home again, after winter in Colorado.
Considerable 1900 wheat is now roll
ing in from the rich Elghtmile country
A. c. Giger and family enjoy ed ride
Sunday afternoon up the beautiful Will
low creek valley.
The residents Of upper Chase street
have set out lines Of shade trees along
both sides Of the street.
T. W. Ayers clover lawn has now
grown to be the finest in town.
The finest fall wheat ia the country ia
seen in the fields Of Wm. Hughes and
Mrs. French.
Up on the homestead OF 6. w. Wells
the grain is getting tail enough to wave
in the wind.
J. W. Beckett was in yesterday from
his farm on Eightmile.
Up toward the timber the country
looks beautiful now, though spring 10
backward everywhere.
Bert Cox is coming this week to ENJOY
visit OF few months with his tather,
Ed :. Cox He il now druggist al
Yakima, and has been away for years
c. NJ. Spencer and family started yes-
terday for their new home in kahler
BASIN.
The new brand Of the Psnland Land
4 Livestock Co., isa combination OF 7.
l. s. and shows up we'll
Harness. Now il the time TO get a
good barnes, 50 as not to break down
during the rush Of spring work. See H.
A. Emerson about it,
Miss Frances l.. Hay. Of Portland, ID
visiting with her cousin, Mss Mabel
Leezer
Ewing * Thomson, the ent rprlsIng
merchants, receive shipment OF choice
stra. berries every evening from Cali
fornla.
ELS. Cox and c. II. Hams were in
yesterday from their homes - miles
southeast from IIeppner. That locality
IL one Of the best stock regions on earth,
combining summer ard winter range.
John Matters beautiful, luIuriant
lawn shows what water, care and atten-
ton will do for a place in the Heppner
Hills.
Louis Groshen has vastly improved
the old Leathermsn place on Rhea
creek
The yellow rose OF Texas 10 now due
to do some beautiful blooming in Hepp'
ner, and its golden hue will make
brighter the world.
Miss Eva Afford visited with VIM.
Hughes family at tho ranch Saturday
and Sunday.
Several small boys have been givini
reckless exhibitions OF their ability tt
retain their equilibrium while making a
rapid descent on bicycles from the hi
near Mrs. Le,zer's home. These ex
hibitions will probably be given eve'
evening until one. more reckless thar
the other boys, falls off his bike ant
eets his neck twisted out OF gear.
Spring bonnets, hats, etc, at the mil
linery store of Mrs l.. j. Estes.
Best equipped for city work and trad
are Matlock < Hat. They run thei
own delIvery-quick service
fyou want bargains in dishes, crock
ery or glassware, go to Bishops.
New bustles, belts. collars, spikes
etc, at Mrs. l.. j. Estes.
The very choicest of canned and drie
fruits are always kept on hand at IN
grocery store of T. k. Howard.
All kinds Of building material prompt
ly delivered by lleppner LUMBER w.
Summer shirt waists will soon be !
demand. Mrs. l.. J. Estes has them
great variety, from 50c up.
Staple aud fancy groceries always
hand at Bishops store.
Spring styles in hardware may l
found at Bishops store.
Clean newspapers to cover she''e'
put under carpets and line houses al
sometimes scarce, but just now there
a full supp'y on sale at the ''az't'
office AT a. cents package.
Please remember this; You can g
IettcrhradS. hillhcals, cards, books
any kind of ioh printing don" at u
Hcppner Gazette shop.
A new hat, ta.tciuiiy trimmed Is
great addition tn the costume oi Al
woman. and the place To get ne" ha'
ta4tetully trimmed, /. at the mi.i'h"'
store Of Mrs l.. ]. Estes.