Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-03-21
Local and Personal Notes

yesterday.
g. f. Jones was in from Eight Mile
yesterday.
Rube Cochran was in Heppner, yes
terday from lone.
Banker Wharton made q business
trip to Cecil. Saturday.
John Hayea came 10 f-om his Butter
creek ranch yesterday.
Mrs. A. g. Bartholomew is visiting
relatives at Estacada.
Phil Doherty and wife were transact
ing business in town, Saturday.
Milt Maxwell was in town from Hard.
man the latter part OF the previous
week.
Jake Young, one OF Morrow county's 8
substantial farmers, came in from Eight
Mile yesterday.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Lorin Campbell, OF
Portland. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Rasmus.
Singin' ard speakin' by the old fash
ioned folks at the Methodist meetin'
house, March 80.
H. S. Neal. councilmen Of the 44th
ward of the city of Lone Rock, is regis
tered at the Star.
Uncle Charley Kirk, OF Hardman,
was a business visitor in Heppner, the
first of the week.
Oscar X eith!y, an extensive farmer OF
the Hardman district, wac business
visitor in Heppner last Friday.
w. J. Wattenbur.er came in from
Butter creek and transacted business in
our city the latter part of last week.
J. c. Keithly, the big farmer and
,stockman of the Hardman section was
doing business in Heppner. Saturday.
Henry wilkins. OF Clem, Gillian
county, is in the city. ne .otiating with
Metz & Sons Tor Freuch Coach stallion.
VIM. Evsretts, OF Condor, is in the
city. While here Mr.. Everett bought .
Percheron stallion from NJ. Metz &
Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Garrignes who
have been spending the winter at Palo
Alto, Calf returned to this city Satur-
day evening.
"Uncle" Jimmy Allen, the veteran
road builder for Morrow county, was in
from his ranch on Eight Mile, Saturday.
Uncle Jimmy report everything in a
condition in his neighbor-
hood.
The sheep shearlng season is almost
here. In the Columbia river country,
in this couoty, a number OF feeces will
be clipped this week. An early spring
means early shearing. The bnsy sea-
son for the sheepmen will soon be here.
Anson Wright was in from his big
sheep ranch near Hsrdman, Saturday.
Mr.. Wright states that sheep are doing
inc, but that the grass is not growing
20 fast IN his section as 1t was about
,wo weeks ago, owing to the cool nights.
Joe Hayes, Jr., who was in from the
Hayes ranch on Butter creek the latter
part Of last week, reports stock in fine
shape. They are building two immense
sheep sheds on the main creek 10 shelter
.heir flocks. Frank Brown, Levi Nor
IAN and OFT Neal are engaged in the
work.
The five minute address to boys and
,irls next Sund y in the NJ. E. church
will invite all to take peep in "A
Boys Pocket" and the sermon follow
ng will look at Paul Before Athens"
md the evening sermon will ask "How
he Just Teach the Unjust" Welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s ory formerly
II Muckilteo, Wash, who have been
visiting Ms, Story's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hager, of this citv, eft yes
erday morning tor the Alberta country
where Mr.. Story will en- age in busn-
ess.
Read II. W. FeIls Lorse and JACK d.
n this issue. Mr.. FelPs horse sand
ack a'e very fl bred animals "a we'll
IS beng extra good Individuals of their
breeds. Mr.. Fell is an ex-
/, ,art Judge of both horses and icks and