The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-05-16

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! at The Palm
Mose A,h Augh was in from Eigh
Mile on Monday.
E. F. Day is up from P rtlant
looking after business interests here
George McDuffe. Of Hardman. wal
in HeDpner Sunday, returning hom'
Monday.
Oscar Borg departed for Portland
on Tuesday morning to be absent a
few days on business
Miss Amy wilkins, of Portland, sis
ter of J. L Wilkins, is here on
visit with her relatives.
Mrs. Roy Gray goes to Pendle-
ton, Saturday to join her husband,
who has position there.
George W. Chaplin was down from
his Rock creek ranch on Monday,
having been called to town as a jury
man.
The concrete foundation of the DR..
Conder residence is about completed
1t is an elegant and substantial piece
of work.
Jack Deardcrff was up from Lower
Sand Hollow a couple of days the
last of the week attending to his
duties as a grand juror.
For rent three room house, op-
posite the Gazette Times. suitable
for housekeeping or for an office.
Inquire of Mrs. ]. B. Natter.
Mr.. George Yoakum, real estate
dealer of Spokane. was in Heppner
several days this week as a witness
in the case of Jameson vs. Kien.
Lotus Robson came down from his
mountain ranch on Monday. He is
rejoicing over the warm weather We
are having-it is just what is needed
out his way.
N. D. WaIlinR and 9. F. Ellis are
two attorneys here this week from
Spokane attending court. The for
mer is attorney for @. G. Jameson
and the latter for John A. Klein.
J. A. Adams was down from Hard
man on Monday, having brought his
wife to town to take the train for
their home in Corvallis. Mrs. Adams
came up to attend the funeral of her
father, the late W. R. Ward.
MIR. Fleix Amort. of Corvallis, was
in Heppner on Monday. He is an
old acquaintance of Mr.. J. E Cronan
of lone, and has come to Morrow
county with the view of locating
here if he finds something to suit
him.
A little daughter was born to the
wife of E. G. Sutton at the home of
W. o. Hill in Heppner on Sunday.
Its life was Of short duration, how
ever, as it died on Monday and was
laid to rest in the Heppner cemetery
that afternoon.
Mr.. Tomjack. of Nebraska, is here
looking over the real estate situation
with a view of locating. He is a
man of family and desires to get
land for home. He was interested
in this section through the efforts of
]. E. Cronan. of lone.
The Wattenburger shearing Grew
arrived from Echo on last Thursday |
evening and are now busy at the
Minor Bros. plant where they are
clipping wool of the sheep at lively
rate. This clip is coming in to the
warehouse every day now and it is a
fine one.
DR.. M. A. Leach departed for Port
land, Monday, to be absent during
the week attending meeting of the
State Dental Association. He ex-
poets to visit the coast while gone
and breathe in little of the breeze
from the salt seas, realizing the good
effect this has on those who are of
feeble constitution.
The big four-horse team used by
Guy Boyer to haul wool to town took
a little spin on their own account
Friday morning, starting from the
Palace corner and stnppinR suddenly
in front of the store of Vaughn & Sons
and spiIIing a small load of groceries
and supplies in the street by the up
turning of the rack. The team frigh-
tened at an automobile, and one of
the horses was somewhat injured by
being dragged. No other damage
was done and the auto went on its
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