Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

Edison monographs and records for
sale by Patterson * Son.
All the new issues OF Edison Cylinder
records at Patterson d Son.
Miss Lucille Lncas, Of Waco, is visit
ing with the family Of j +. LIcas.
All the new issues of Columbia double
disc records at Patterson & Son.
Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Rice, of lone,
were registered at the Palace, Monday.
Miss Jewel EIlmaker, of Eugene, Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mre.
j. c. Hayes in Heppner
Wanted-at once, at $500 per doz.,
ten dozen chickens. Bring them in
to the Palace Hotel.
We carry a complete line of Eastman
kodaks, PTemo, Century and Graphlex
Cameras. Patterson & Son.
Caperas, kodaks, films, plates, papers
and chemicals. Everything for the
amateur photographer. Patterson & Son
G. II. Ward was visitor to Heppner,
Friday. He left an order for 81 doses Of
the Gazstte. and wi sleep Wen nights
Tor the balance of 1911.
We sell Kodaks and Kodak supplies
for less than you can buy them from
other source. Bny these of us and
save time and mouey. Paterson Il Son.
FOR SALE One Advance Separator
81 Sc; Advance Engine, % horse pow
er. and supply tank Price $500. In
quire at my place. ID. S. Baiow. a64t
have for sale few settings If pure
bred Brown Leehorn eggs, 81 90 per Is
+, j. McClanahan straiu, Eugene, Ore.
II. A. EMERSON.
Billy McRoberts has reopened his
livery and feed barn in the rear of the
Eikhorn restaurant, and invites bis d
friends and customers to come IN and
see him
M. S. Corrgall, president of the First
National, was in town the first of the !
week. He is still drivil his fine span
of bays, although some of his friends
are about to buy him an automobile.
If you have well located land or a good |
business proposition for sale at reason
able price, write me at once enclosing
self addi essed stamped envelope for re.
pIv (owners only. Address. j. G. Ross
Ave So. Minneapolis, MINI.
Charles E. Kitching and wife, Of Port
and, are visiting this week at the home
Df Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Zerung. Mr.,
is a brother of Mrs. Zerung,
and Mrs. Kitching is an old time school
mate and friend OF Mrs. Frank Turner.
d. E. Gilman this week closed deal
transferring the j. X. Johnson land on
IIeppner fiat to an Eastern party. Mr..
Johnson will remain on the place for
/ few months yet, but the purchaser
gets the crop, and i'll take up residence
here with his family in the spring.
J. A. Meyer. of Lexington, is confined
% the hospital here and under treat-
nent. His trouble is caused by a small
plinter in his finger, and blood poison
Ias set in which may result i'll the loss
If one finger, if not the entire hand.
rne injury is causing severe pain to the
I'd gentleman.
Died-March 21st. 1911 Infant
laughter OF J. f. and +. X. Hardesty
Il the home of her parents. near
lOA Stlils OlNSOAl sNllt WAS UNTlttl
1arch 22nd, at , p. H. in the Morgan
"Sufier little children and
Orbid them not To Ocome unto me, for !
# such is the kingdom of heaven"
Mrs Nancy l.. Jones. Of Eight Mile,
lade this Office pleasant call on FIJI
ay and ordered the Gazstte for one
ear to 90 TO her son, q. Is. Jones, at
Iorth Yakima. That is right, friends
he home paper is almost as good AS
citing letter and it is. weekly in it's
isits. Let Others do likewise and make
he edito, feel good.
Oregon spends half m Ion to in
nee eastern capital to come and devel- ,
y the resources Of our state, and then i
ends over six millions out I'm insurance ]
remiums. Is this consistent when We !,
salIze that the Columbia Life Insur- 4
nee Company, Of Portland can furnish
; good insurance as the best eastern
and at no higher cost? See d
,. w. Rdggs, the local agent, who will q
e glad to explain its contracts. II.