Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-06-08
The Week S News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.
ElkS Attention!
There will be special meeting. Thurs
day evening, June l5 BE PRESENT.


All the new issues OF Edison Cylinder
records at Patterson q Son.
US. Beckwith. court reporter of PEN
dleton, is on duty at the court house this
week.
Mr.. Business Man, boost your bust.
ness by taking dinner at the Palace next
Sunday.
BORN At lone, Tuesday the Both Of
May. 1911, to the wife of Prof. j. w. l..
kaufman, daughter.
We carry complete line of Eastman
Kodaks, Premo, Century and Graphlex
Cameras. Patterson Il Son.
Dennis McNamee moved his family
and effects into Mrs. Potter's house on
Gale street the first OF the week.
Miss Leah Minor returned home Sat
urday evening from Hudson, Colorado,
where she has spent the winter.
BORN On Tuesday, May 3Oth, 1911, at
their home in lone, Oregon, to Mr..
and Mrs, j. d. Cronan, son.
Roy Whites was up from Portland on
Friday to make disposal of his home
stead. He returned home Saturday.
Cameras, kodaks, films, plates. papers
and chemicals. Everything for the
amateur photographer. Patterson & Son
Postmaster Smead departed for Port
land, Tuesday, to take in the Rose car
niva and to attend meeting OF the
,,potnooFnrai convention
/ have for sale few settings Of pure
bred Brown Leghorn eggs, 81 90 per Is.
T.. J. McClanahan strain, Eugene, Ore.
H. A. EMERSON.
young man with four and half
years experience wishes to talk with some
good live daryman. Address Roy
Mcleod, Palace Hotel, Heppner.
We sell monographs and records for
less than You can buy them from any
other source. Buy Of rs and save time
and transportation. Patterson 4 Son.
W. E. Leach has disposed OF his tract
of land near Milwaukee, in Multnomah
county, and will return to Lexington
and take charge Of the business OF Leach
Brothers again.
T. w. Morgan and wife were in from
Gooseberry, Saturday, doing some trad
ing with our merchants Tom refused
to be quoted concerning the crop outlook
for his section.
Rev. Owen f. Jones, d. D., general
missionary OF the Eastern Oregon Dis
trict, will hold services at the Episcopal
Church, both morning and evening June I
1lth. You will be cordially welcomed to
these services.
Geo. NJ. ALVIN and family, OF Lexing
ton, departed for Ukiah Friday last, to
be absent couple of weeks visiting
with relatives. While away George ex-
poets to visit the hot springs at Ritter
and take treatment.
In Portland, Oregon, Tuesday,
June 1st, 1911, to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Webster a son. Mrs. Webster was
formerly Miss Anna Smith, of Hepp-
ner. and the Gazette is glad to report
that mother and child are doing nicely.
The MILESTONE shearing plant closed
down for the season, last Thursday, after
denudlng $4,000 head Of sheep. This is
considered a good run for the time the
plant was in operation, and Mr. WLet.
stone is well satisfied with the result.
Judge Gilbert W. Phelps came over
from Pendletou. Saturday evening to
open court on Monday. He was ac-
by Mrs. Phelps and the two
little daughters, who are visiting for the
week at the home OF Dr. Metzler and wife.
Miss Wilma Burrows, one OF Morrow
,ouhty's successful teachers, departed
for Portland on Saturday morning and
will take in the Rose Carnival this week
After this she will go on to Corvallis to
Ittend the summer school for teachers.
A. X. Fuller is over from Sherman
county this week looking after some
business affairs here. He has disposed .
If his land IN the Willamette Valley and
las returned to his old haunts in Sher-
nan county, being glad to get back to
Eastern Oregon again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Borg returned
lome Tuesday evening from their honey
noon trip and have begun housekeeping
t the Borg residence. They are recelv-
ng the congratulations and well wishes
{ their many friends who welcome the
ewly married people to their home.
We acknowledge a pleasant cal on u
'uesdav from Frank Benge, of Benge, e
dams Co., Wash. Mr. Benge was at !
ne time resident of Morrow county, I
ut has lived in the Washington country >
,r a number Of years, He was here to d
ttend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. o
:. A, Benge.
F. II. Beymer is over from Sherman
ountv this week Fred is now running
big wheat farm near Monkand and
tates that he has every prospect OF an
bundant yield in tact crop conditions
that country are very fattering this
lmmer. Fred has charge OF 2OOO Il
cres. u
There will be big base ball game at ii
me next Sunday, the contest being be- o.
reen the Heppner and lone teams. n
he home team is going out to win this o.
me. and lone is Just as determined to q,
Did the pennaut, so there is promise OF oi
,od ball Many will doubtless attend sf
ON here.
Mr.. r. Rasmussen, OF the Lex iDgton
reamerv, has adopted the name of
ountaln Valley Creamery, and his
.odnct is now so labeled. HIS brand
butter is not excelled, and at the pres
1t he is also putting out a splendid
.ond of ;ca craam and is Meeting with