Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-01-21
The Week. News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.

Ding yOuI peHIllcS W 1le TdlT StOTc'
We need them.
Attorney G. W. Phelps returned from
Portland, Saturday evening
Lost-A pair of nose glasses, gold
trimmed. Finder please leave at Ga.
zette office.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nc
Daid was buried in the Heppner ceme-
terry Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Day, who have
been visiting in California, returned to
this city Saturday evening
W. H. Herren now has charge of the
Star hotel which he will manage this
winter for Mrs. Bartholomew.
Did you see those pretty souvenir
dishes in Gillian & Bisbees window :?
Read the change of ad this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Potter came over
from Spray, Saturday, and were pas
sengers tor Portland, Monday morning.
All of the Morrow county delegates
to the stockmen's conventions in Port
land, were we'll pleased with the results.
There will be the usual services next
Sunday at Odd Fellows hall, Episcopa
mission, by Rev. John Warren, mis-
sionary in charge.
E. Nordyke, of Sumpter, a former
resident OF Heppner. visited friends in
the city this week. Mr.. Nordyke Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Jane Penland, at
Lexington.
Governor Chamberlain Friday par
doned Alba Morley and G. B. DeFord,
who were sent to the penitentlary from
Morrow county, in April, 1908. They
crime of larceny from store.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Spencer. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Minor, w. R. Irwin, Frank
Roberts and VIM. GOWNS, went to
Pendleton, yesterday to attend the sec.
ond annual shooting tournament of the
Pendleton Sportsmen's Association.
The burning out of a fue at the st.
Joe restaurant on Main street, Tuesday
morning caused fire alarm that
brought several people out earlier than
their usual hour. The fire bell was
rang and the electric light plant whistle
was blown, but the excitement was
soon over as there was no damage,
B. II. Heath, of Hardman. a timber
locator, who was arrested some time
ago and taken to Everett, WASH,
ol'aS Seu WIFI ODtdlning money unQer
false pretenses, returned to this city
Saturday evening. Mr.. Heath claimed
all the time that his arrest was caused
through spite work and that there was
nothing in the charge, and his claim
has been fully substantiated by the
fact that no case could be made against
him and he has been discharged Mr..
Heath has been put to whole lot of
trouble and expense, but as an inno-
cent party naturally feels good over
the result.
Considerable interest is being shown
in the Baptist revival meetings now
in progress in this city, and the chris
tan people are working earnestly and
feel confident of many conversions be-
fore the close of the meetings. Rev.
and Mrs. King, of Spokane, Wash, are
here and are doing good work. Rev.
King is an able and convincing minis.
ter and all who have heard him speak
very highly of his ability. An evening
with Mr.. King will not be regretted by
any one. Mr.. Chas. Hart, the gospel
soloist, has fine voice and is pleasing
The lovers of vocal music. Miss Elma
Byrne, of Salem, presides at the organ
and is assisting In the meetings. The !.
interest is growing as well as the at
great success.