The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-04-25

Mrs. Vance will go on from Pendleton
to Idaho to visit with Mrs. Guy Rovd.
a daughter Of Mrs. Smead residing
near Boise. y
Paul Rietman and A. w. Lundell
were up from lone on Saturday. Mr..
Lundell is contemplating the organ
izing of band in HeDpner in the
near future. providing he can meet
with the proper encouragement. He
is leader of ability and we'll versed
in music and is making success as
director of the lone band at the pres
ent time.
John M. Jones and family, accom-
panied bv G. w. franklin, are new
arrivals in Morrow county from Col
we'll county, Mo. Mr.. Jcnes received
carload OF his personal effects on
Monday evening, consisting of horses,
chickens, ducks and turkeys. He has
rented the John H. Williams place
and moved out there on Tuesday with
his family.
Our knowledge and skill in the art
Of taking measures. cutting and MAX
ing garments enables US to give per
feet satisfaction to the man seeking
good fitting clothes. Remember all the
work is done right here and not in
Eastern sweat shops 1t does not cost.
anv more to have your clothes made
right. FRIEDRICH "The Tailor.
T. W. Morgan and family of Goose
berry, were visitors in Heprner on
Saturday, Mr.. Morgan bringing in
the election returns aud delivering
same to the county clerk. Tom is
looking for big returns in his section
Of the county this fall as prospects
were never better.
W. w. BeohdoIt and family came
down from Hardman on Saturday,
being called to town by the serious
illness of Mrs. Bechdoit's father, Mr..
] L. Simpson. At this time Mr.
Simpson is improving somewhat, but
he has been very i'll for the past two
weeks Or more.
Some work is being done this week
on the lower half of Main street, the
county road grader being used to sur
face up the street. This is only tenn
porary work, however. and will elm
mate for the time being the rough
surface Of that part of the main thor
oughfare.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olden, of Rhea
creek, visited in Heppner over Friday
night departing for home Saturday
afternoon. John saws that the fruit
trees on his place are out in full
bloom, and there is promise of an.
abundant CROP
Miss Mile Rood and Mrs. Eppa
Ward departed yesterday morning for
Pendleton to attend the State Sunday
School Convention which convened
there this morning They go as del
egates from the Christian school
L. J. Burnside was down from
Hartman on Monday 1t is too wet
in his locality at the present to even
get gardens planted but grain is grow
ing to beat the band, and gardens can
wait until it dries up little.
Residents of the Black horse section
in town on Saturday report fall of
six inches of snow in that localitv
Thursday night and Friday 1t soon
melted. however, but made the coun-
try very wet for some bours.
Frank Habelt attended the l. O. o.
F. anniversary last evening. He ex-
poets to have an additional foce of
men soon when some substantial
track improvement will be made on
the branch.
Chris Borchers came up from Port
land last evening to attend the cele-
bration of the 93rd anniversary of
Oddfellowship by Willow Lodge No.
S., and will visit here for a short
lime.
]. D. Movers, of Blackhorse, was
in town on Saturday. He is arranging
to give a big barn dance at his place
IN the night of May 10th, to which
~ invites everybody in the neighbor
lood
Thomas Rood and wife. of Hills
ooro, visited with relatives in Hepp
ler few days the past week, depart
ng for home on Monday. Mr.. Rood is
! brother Of Mrs T. J. Humphreys.
Mrs. Mary ORle. sister of Mrs.
W. p. Scrivner. and who has been
Using her relatives in Heppner for
he nast two weeks. depsretd on We'd
lesday for her home in Kansas.
A handsome dinner set will be given
rec with every range sold by US in
he next sixty days. Call and see
10th Case Furniture Co.
Cheauest accident insursnce-Dr.
Thomas Eclectic Oil. stoos the pain
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