Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-01-18
The Week News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.

Robert Wiley returned from Portland
Tuesday evening.
DR.. Higgs. Eyes, Ear, Nose AM
Throat. Glasses properly fitted.
Semi Weekly Portland Journal AM
Heppner Gazette only $500 per year.
Attorney S. E. VanVactcr was a
Lexington, Saturday on legal busiEess
Mrs. James Williams is visiting he
mother, Mrs. Missiltipe, of Blackhorse
Wells & Warnock will handle you
real estate and charge only the usua
commission.
Bert Mason, f. T Perkins and J. A
Wooery. of lone, we're registered al
the Pal ce yesterday.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A good two
seated hack, team and harness. In
auire Of Willis Stewart.
A. M. Phe' 'ps, manager of The Fair
store left Wednesday for Spokane
where he goes to order spring goods.
The stormy weather of the past week
has caused some delay in Contractor
Cox's work on the new building for the
Heppner Commercial club.
Harry Hayman, of Oakland, Oregon,
son OF NJ D. Bayman of this city, was
badly hurt by a vicious bull, at his
home at Oakland, one day last week.
He was knocked down and trampled
and Is still in critical con dition.
The Fl ,ppner Iron Foundry which
was recently installed by Klein & Ash
baugh. is now in complete running order
and some good work is being turned
out. A verv difficult casting was made
for the Gazette's press room which is
very satisfactory and would be credit
to any foundry also showing mechanical
skill. A foundry is something that
Heppner has needed for long time.
1t will be a great convenience and will
be q saving in both money and time,
when castings are needed. 1t is home
industry and enterprise that should be
encouraged and pstronized.
J. A. Mclaughlin, proprietor of
the Gurdane coal mines, who was
severely cut by barbed wire fence
some time ago, almost losing his
foot in an accident, is greatly i'm
proved. While returning home
from Butter creek few days ago,
his horse became frightened and
ran into wire fence, tearing the
flesh from one of his feet aud
otherwise severely cutting him
East Oregonian.
Zen Swaggart was In the city
Monday. Mr.. Swaggart has just
returned from trip into Sherman
county where be has been buying
iinnies for his stock ranch. Mr..
Swaggart informs the Gazette that
he has about completed the neces-
sary arrangements for his big stock
sale which he expects to pull off
in Heppner on the first and second
of March. In this sale he expects
to offer for sale at public auction
about 200 head of horses and
Mules. He will also put up six or
eight jacks. This will be the
biggest auction sale of stock ever
pulled off in Morrow county, and
Mr.. Swaggart expects number of
outside buyers to be present. His
horses will include all classes.
He reports that his stock is all do
ing we'll on the ranch this winter.
Mrs. S. William Spencer and
Mrs. G. A. Minor entertained a
number of their friends at the
home of Mrs. Minor, yesterday
afternoon. The beautiful home
was tastefully decorated with red
carnations. After luncheon piano
and vocal music were among the
pleasant features of the afternoon.
The following were present: Mrs.
G. A. Minor, Mrs. s. William
Spencer, Mrs. Leezer, Mrs. Henry
Blackman, Mrs. Phil Cohn, Mrs.
Frank Roberts, Mrs. Della Hal.
lock, Mrs. w. r. Irwin, Mrs.
Elmer Slocum, Mrs. VIM. Matlock,
Mrs. Jack Mstlock, Mrs. Phil
Mrs. B. r. Patterson,