The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-03-07
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.

Heppner over Sunday.
Born-To Suot. S. e. Notson and
wife, o-day, daughter.
The latest ia large rugs, 9 K IL at
only $45. % each. Case Furniture Co.
John Padberg, Social Ridge farm
er, was a visitor to Heppner on Tues
day.
Lost-A bunch of about seven keys
Finder please leave same with w. P.
Scrivner.
Highest cash prices paid for hides
pelts and furs. Morrow Warehouse
Milling 90.
Born-In Heppner, March 9Th. &.
1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blahm,
an eleven pound son.
Mrs. W. B. Potter came over from
Spray on Saturday and is visiting
with her relatives here.
Chinese and japan. A nice assort-
ment of mattings rs cents to 40 cents
at the Case Furniture Co.
Mrs. frankie Luper is home from
Portland where she spent some time
making selections of Spring millinery.
Rev. ]. v. Crawford came over
from Centerville, Wash. on Monday
to spend few days with the home
FOLKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Dutton ar
rived home on Tuesday evening from
a sojourn of aboat six weeks in Port
land.
Adam Knoblock was pleasant
caller at this office on Monday. He
says the winter is not all gone yet.
especially on the hills between Hemp
nre AMI Rhea creek.
John Nash and family, Of Cecil,
came up to Heppner on Saturday,
Mrs. Nash remaining in town to re-
celVe meQlcal attention
George Yokum. real estate dealer
of Spokane, was visitor to Heppner
this week. He is interesting num-
Der of people from up that way In
Morrow county real estate.
A box social will be given at the
parlors of tile Methodist church on to-
morrow evening. The ladies are ex-
o ecte1 to furnish basket with sutfi-
ci ent eats" for the gentlemen, Come.
A good time is promised.
Mrs. J. O. Hayes underwent an OPP
eraton at the Heppner hospital on Fri
day last Mrs. Hayes has been sick
for long time, and it is hoped this
operation will restore her health.
She is doing we'll at this writing.
f. s. Eberhart, contractor OF
Portland, and the gentleman who
built the steel bridge on Rhea creek
at the mouth of Mckinney creek,
came up from Portland Tu' soay to
consult with the county court ON
bridge matters.
w. J. Lloyd, representing r. L.
Polk s. Co. has been in Heppner the
past week doing the preliminary work
of getting out new directory Tor
Heppner This is to be included in
a volume with Uatilla county and
will be a valuable reference book.
Leet Paine and wife we're over from
their Grant county ranch the last OF
the week. Mr.. Paine states that
thew have had much more winter in his
section than has been experienced
over this way but stock are in hneI
condition and the prospects for good
season ahead are fine.
Rev. S. W. Robson, of Helix. Ore
gon, preached both morning and eve
ming at the Christian church on last
Sunday. He was here with a view
to locating but the church did not
decide to extend | i'm a call. 1t is
the plan now to hire q man in con-
junction with lone for the coming
year, and this arrangement Will
doubtless be entered into.
The moving of presses, an extra
rush on job work and being short
handed as well, has made life pretty
burdensome around this print shop the
past week. However, we are getting
everything pretty we'll adjusted ana |
promise to be a little more prompt
from now on in getting out work. We
are not discouraged if you are not, SO
bring ON the work.
Our old friend, T. L. Berry, vino
has been abs mt from HeDpner for
some months, doirg the stunts of his
trade at Acme, Oregon. will return
to Happner in a few davs, prepared to
resume his labors at this place lie
is bringing with him q good workman,
80 hold up anything you may have in
Ei's line of painting, paperhanging
and sign writing.
Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been sururised and delighted