The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-09-19


Rev. Chas. MaoCau0hav of Spokane
WAS in Heppner over Sunday and de-
livered two very EXCEL mt sermons at
the Federated church. Rev. Mac
Caughey received the appointment at
the recent conference of the Methodist
church 10 be the head of the Descon-
ess Hospital and also the Home for
the Aged nt Spokane, and has moved
to that city to begin his work. He
came to Heppner to speak on last
Sunday by special request and those
who we're fnrtunf tie enough to hear
him, speak very highly of the splendid d
pulpit ability of the reverend gentle
man. Until recently Mr.. McCaughey
was engaged in the newspaper busi-
ness at Freewater hein9 one of the
owners of tie Freewater Times, and
he hsa q we'll earned sympathy for
the country newspaper man. We ac-
know ledge a very pleasant call from
the preacher and hope that he may
come this way again.
+ The Christian Church. At the
Christian church in this city regular
preaching services will be resumed on
next Sunday, Sept 22nd Rev. II. A.
vanWinkle. the pastor, has arrived,
and his work with this church begins
on the above date. The church has
promise of a very successful year
before 1t under the pastorSte of Mr..
VanW Winkle and he comes to this COM
munity we'll recommended as q man and
preacher. He announces services for
next Sunday as follows: Bible school
at 10 100 a. m Let no one miss this
very important service. The subject
for the eleven O'CLOCK service will be
"a Year for our Saviour Young
peoples meeting at 6 as D. m. The
subject for the evening service which
will begin at 1880, will be a "a
Bank Deposit. The pastor desires to
meet all the singers at the church
Friady evening, Sept. 20 at 30.
Rosson Bros have this week opened
up the old Simons blacksmith shop,
put in a new outfit of tools for both
blacksmi thing and wood work and are
prepared to take charge of oil work in
this line that may be entrusted to
them. The doors of this shop have
been closed for some time and it looks
good to see business going ON there
again. The Ro sson Bros. are expernced
workmen in both liues Of the trade and
we bespeak for them success.
R. F. Bicknell Of Boise, Idaho, is
credited with buying and shipping
more sheep than any other buyer in
the West The Boise Capitol News
says he has already shipped 500 ,0C0
sheep, lambs and wethers and that he
has orders for two trainloads or l8 900
week for the next six weeks. AS
these sheep all come from Eastern
Oregon and Western Idaho, there mt st
ba few breeding sheep still doing
business. -Rural Spirit.
Thos. Morgan has rented his place
adjoining Heppner and expects to
leave on an extended visit to different
points In the Northwest. He will go
to Pendle eton to take in the Dis r:ct
Fair and Round Up, and from there
he will go on to Walla Walla and
Spokane, spending some time each of
these cities after which he will visit
different points in the Willamette
Valley.
Geo Burnside and family recently
from Kansas, have located on a farm
in Rood Canyon, having come to MOI
row County to make their future
home.
Mrs. W.O Minor and family re-
turned from theil visit to Pnrtlan J
and the Coast. where they have been
for ssveral weeks. on Monday evening.
Frederick The Tailor has the agency
for the celebrated International Tail
oring 90. Leave your measure here
and save SIS to $40 on every suit.
The day of harsh physics is gone.
Peopls want mild, easy laxatives.
Doan's ReQuets have satisfied thou
sands 25c at all stores.
If you want to save money on your
Fire insurance, see Smead. If.