The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-03-28
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1OH6 Vi5lGOr One udy last Week. OOme
and see us again Mr. Burrows.
Roy Akers left Monday morning for
Idaho, where he will help his brother
in-law with the spring work.
Mrs. Walter Eubanks, of Pendleton
has been here several days visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Halvorsen.
Mrs. John Wilt and daughter made
a visit to Heppner Monday of last
week, returning the following day.
Mae Wattenburger came down to
lone to see US last Saturday. Come
again Mae when you can stay longer.
Fred Nicholson went up above
Walla Walla last week to see q party
who is anticipating we'll drilled
somewhere in this locality.
Nels Swanson and wife left last
Friday morning for Idaho where they
will visit for some time with their
son Emil who is located up there.
The moving picture show given at
Walkers hall last Saturday night was
first classin every respect. Better go
see it next Saturday night and have
jolly good laugh.
The best egg day Of the season up
to date was last Saturday, the O. I.
Walker Est. getting 16 cases holding
80 dozen each. Stay with it you fea-
thered varmints.
Ross Shaver who was here for some
time couple of years ago is back
with us again. He arrived Sunday
morning from Kansas City and OK
poets to stay in this locality.
Fox-to rabbit sitting in a hole
Why don't you come outside?
Rabbit-Because if came outside
l might get inside; and if stay in
side I'm CERTAIN to remain outside.
R. M. Akers is wearing a broad
smile these days. The we'll drillers
have just completed . we'll for him,
getting an abundance of water at
about 100 feet.
The railway bridge builders have
been here several days, working on
the water tank which needed 1t sadly.
We hope next time they come 1t will
De to put up q steel tank.
Frank Woods returned from Hepp-
ler, Tuesday of last week, where he
las been for some time recovering
rom an operation for appendicitis.
Frank is feeling pretty good again.
F. H. Robinson returned from Port
and last week where he went to
lave slight operation. Frank says
le feels much better and is as busy rs
/ bee these days registering the pros
,ective voters.
E. M. Shut was up from the ranch
asst Saturday with a bunch of cackle
ferries and some of that good country
utter that tastes like more. e. M.
ays there is no hard work on these
reek rAnches-all same vacation.
Lee Padberg is very busy these days
encing his lots. Stay with it Lee:
helps the appearance of things
There are q few more
I us that have fences that need fix
nQ; wonder if we could get Lee into
he notion of helping usP
W. H. Cronk and family went up
D Lexington last Sunday to spend the
ay with Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows. We
Mr.. Burrows is going to
save Lexington and move to Adams
here his company has location for
i'm. We do not like to lose men
I Mr.. Burrows type but our locality's
,ss will be another's gain.
A Sad Calendar.
au--et was quite i'll one day;
eb--rile trouble came her way.
lar -tyr-like, she lay in bed;
pr--oned nurses softly sped. s
Iay--be said the doc. judicial,
1n--ket would be beneficial.
1l--eps, too though freely tried !
i'll for Janet died.
ep--ulchre was sadly made f
ct--aves pealed and prayers were said
ov--ices with many tear
decorated Janet's bier.
The Y. P. B. o. served supper in 9
e ..Wilmot building last Saturday 3
'eniDg. Did they have anything
lod to--eat? Well | should snicker.
um yuml Those fine cakes and .
ose chicken sandwiches just like c
other used to make; they had beans q
It and beans cold and everything 4
iaginable for the young and old and 4
ey had a goodly crowd in attendance. D
lble after table was filled and the 4
,uns people waited on the feasters G
a way that would please a king. II
e wish this young society all that