The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-03-21
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.

70 TO Lne BAKERY Tor your bread
26 loaves for Sl.00.
You need not pay so much for in
sutance. Talk to M. e. Smead.
The latest in large rugs, 9x12 a
only $4.25 each. Case Furniture Co
Highest cash prices paid for hides
pelts and furs. Morrow Warehouse
Milling %.
Cream Puffs at the Bakery every
Saturday. All kinds of cookies anc
pastry at the Bakery.
Chinese and japan. nice assort-
ment of mattings rs cents to 40 cents
at the Case Furniture Co.
Our Go-cart sale lasts this month
only. 25 per cent cut in price.
Case Furniture Co.
Sherman Shaw is recovering from
a very severe attack of pleurisy which
has kept him confined to his bed at the
Palace hotel for the past two weeks
Rev. E. P. Warren returned the
last of the week from a visit to
Spokane where he found the people
still in the embrace of winter weather.
W. B. Potter and R. J. Carsner,
Spray stockmen. got in from Por tland
on Tuesday evening where they had
been with shipments Of stock the past
week.
Andrew Carlson, substantial farm
er of the Eighet Mile section, was
in Heppner over Tuesday. MIR. Carl
son is we'll pleased with the outlook
for bumper crops in his section.
H. Fl. Weston of Cattle Rock was in
Heupner over Tuesday night as a
witness on the final proof of Mike
Marshall. Mr. Weston is a firm be-
lever in the ultimate outcome of his
section of Morrow county, but is a
little impatient over the long delay
of getting water on the lands down
there. When this is done that section
will certainly be made to blossom as
a rose.
A. M. link, of Lexington. was
operated on for appendicitis at the
hosoital in Heppner on Tuesday
morning. MIR. link is certainly get
ting his share of this world troubles
He is doing we'll since the operation
M A. Bates was down from Hard
man on Tuesday in the interest of his
candidacy for commissioner. He
states that they enjoyed a genuine
snowstorm in their vicinity on Mon-
day, the snow falling to the depth
of three inches.
A livelv snowstorm at Heppner on
Monday forenoon was calculated to
leave the impression that winter was
not yet over However. it was all
over by noon and the warm sunshine
following soon dissipated all the snow
and we should look for more spring
like weather.
Mrs. Ella Craven Wheeler, of
Cottage Grove an entertainer Of rare
ability, will be in HepDner for two
nights next week. Definite annouD-
cement will appear later. The edit
of the CT has heard Mrs Wheeler
and can vouoh for her ability as first
class elocutionist.
Albert Bawker arrived from Port
land the first of the week with his
new 1912 Cadillac. The car is
beauty and one of the very best me-
dium priced autos on the market
Mr.. Bawker is agent for the machine
and will also establish an automobile
service between HepDner and outside
points making his headquarters at $
this place.
The st. Patrick s ball at the Palace !
hotel on Monday night was largely I
attended and greatly enjoyend by the
participants. The music was good,
the supper excellent and order perfect.
The management apparently left moth q
ing undone that would add to the d
pleasure of the occasion and the ball Q
was pronounced a complete success '
by all. b
Andrew Carlson has the well drill
at his place on Eight Mile. They
are down $50 feet at the present and d
have no water but will continue as
Mr.. Carlson is confident of getting a
good flow if he goes deep enough.
The people of that section are getting .
good wells and more are in contempla
tion. Quite change in what condi-
tions were a few years ego when all
the fsrmers about there had to haul r
their water supply.
Hon Jerry Rusk will be in HerD- f
ner over Friday night and will address c
the citizens of Heppner on political e
issues of the day, and in partit ulsr o
those bearing upon his candidacy for d
the nomination of congressman. Mr. il