The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-03-21

Mrs. ElIenor r dfed, Of Lac ande,
spent the week end with her mother
Mrs. Camreon, in this city. She wal
accompanied by Mrs. John p. Rusk
who expected to meet her husband
Hon. Jerry Rusk at this place on
Saturday evening, but be did not
arrive at Heppner ing to the fact
that plaoe could not be arranged for
him to speak on that date.
Tindal Robson was down from his
mountain ranch on Saturday. He has
experienced fairly good winter and
his stock are in good shape. An
abundance of now most of the time
has necess tAted much feeding but
grass is now coming on fine as the
snow disappears.
SP. Wilson now of Woodlawn, near
Portland was in HepDDer over last
evening. While he likes his home
down that way very we'll he still has
longings for Morrow county and as be
has not disposed of all his property
here, it is not at all unlikely that he
will return here to I've.
A little daughter of George Moore
fell off the bed on Sunday morning
and as a result thereof her left arm
was broken. DIR. Winnard was called
to wait on the little one and found
both bones to be fractured. The arm
was properly dressed and the tot is
doing fine.
A. E, Wattenburger. one of the
prosperous ranchers of Butter creek.
is in the city today He is feeling
mighty good over The crop prospects
and says fruit is not injured at all in
his locality. He looks for good
peach crop.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds:
All utility stock sold. Eggs from
special matings only. Price per
setting So 90. So. so and s3 90. A few
more choice cockerels for sale.
Brilliant Poultry Yards, Heppner,
Oregon. If.
A license to marry was issued on
tuesday morning by County Clerk
Hill to Richard Wells and Sylvia D.
Shipley, both young people of Hepp-
ner. The young couples left for Por.-
land where they were duly married.
Sam and S. J. Devine were in town
Saturday. We acknowledge a pleas
ant call from these gentlemen: they
are expecting good times in their
section this season regardless of the
way election goes.
Julius Saubert and family have
returned to Heppner from Acme Ore
G on, where they have been residing
for some time. julius will be asso-
ciated with L. L. Berry in the paint
ing and paper hanging business.
Hon. W. R. Ellis is over from Pen
dleton in the interests of his campaign.
He speaks to the people of Heppner
tonight at the Club building. Come
out and her him.
E. l.. Berry is home again after an
absence of several months. He is now
ready TO look after anything in the
line of painting, paperhanging or sign
Mrs. Jennie Wells was up from
Portland for several days the past
week. looking after interests here.
She returned home on Saturday
Judge Phelps held short session of
,oprt Tuesday evening and Wednesday
letting the docket cleaned up. He
departed for home this morning.
Mrs. Eugene Geer of Minor & Co..
vas cal I'd east this week by the very
evere illness of her father who re-
des in Iowa.
r. F. Hynd returned to his Port
and home on Saturday after a week
pent in Heppner looking after busi- I
ess interests.
Arthur Daily has gone to Portland b
0 live for few months. believing that =
change of climate will prove benei- j.
ial to him.
Dennis McNamee and wife returned l
ONE on Saturday from a visit of I
sveral weeks in Portland. c
Rev. Father O'Rourke returned on
aturday from visit to his former g
arish at Condor. C