The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-06-27

evening, under the direction of Supt
Notson. Eleven applicants wer,
present, writing for different classe
of papers. Those writing were
Winaifred Osten for five year paper
Mabel Fuller for life certificate
Beulah Barker for life certificate
Nettie V Davis, one year uapar; Mrs
Blanche GAY, one year: Mareare
Osten, one year; Edna p McNabt
one year: Nellie G. CIashman, one
year; Opal D Briggs, one year anf
Mrs. Carrie w. Burnham, one yeal
for credit on life certificate.
Bv aocidently getting hold of bot
tie of carbolic acid on Friday and
swallowing it's contents, James Carty
came near passing to the beyond.
The prompt application Of the right
antidote in the shape of an abundance
of raw eggs adm miDistered Immediately
by Mrs. Gary no doubt saved the life
of her husband Dr. Boyden was
Immediately called from town and
brought Mr.. Cartv to the hospital
where he was treated for feW days
and returned home on Monday. 1t
was a close call and Mr.. Csrtv has
no desire to repeat the expsrience.
All those who will participate in
the exercises on the Fourth in connec-
tion with the Liberty Oar are request
ed to be at the Commercial Club
building promptly at 9 O'Clock the
morning of the 4th to prepare for the
parade 1t is necessary that you be
prompt so that there will be no delay
in getting ready for the parade that
starts at 9 80.
Each age of our lives has its joys.
Old people should be happy, and they
will be If Camberlain's Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tab
let's are mild and gentle in their act
ion and especially suitable for people
of middle age and older. For sale by
Patterson & Son.
The grounds for the celebration are
being put in shape on Chase street. A
big platform has been constructed
under the trees where the exercises
of the 4th will be held, end other
featrues taken care of. For the 3rd
and 4th this platform will be used for
dancing in the afternoon and evening.
The sum of $50 in purses is hung
for the races on the 3rd and 4th at
Heppnet. There is to be horse and
pony races foot races and bucking
plenty Of good sport along
this line. Bring in your running
stock and join in with the merry
makers
DR.. Vaughn. editor Of the Pacific
Christian Advocate of San Francisco,
the union services at the
Christian church on Sunday evening.
1t was a splendid sermon delivered |
ia masterly manner, the editor fully |
amonstrating his ability as pup t
orator.
Tuesday was very busy day for
he Herpner merchants: in fact every
Law of the week is getting to be 8
,ast improvement over past seasons
md it looks like the good old times .
we're returning Good crop prospects
make big difference,
Pretty warm the past week and har-
Test is coming on rapidly. The most
# our farmers will be cutting thier
rain shortly after the 4th: in fact,
Ieading is on in many localities at
resent and will be general by the 18th
# July.
j. P. Stockard was in town on Sat-
lrday. He has returned to Morrow
ounty from Hermiston where he
pnet the past few months at work
n the irrigation project, to prepare
o harvest his big crop of wheat.
Mrs. Jennie MoCartor and two sons
enarted on Friday for Portland on
hiar return to their home in Oakland
,alif., after visit of several weeks
nth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
yohle in Heppner.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. John
'rosnan, of Butter creek, was brought
D Gown last Friday with broken
rm. The little fellow had fallen
# the fence with sufficient force to
ause the fracture.
Mrs. +. D. Cox departed on satur-
ay for visit of two or three weeks
18th relatives at independence, New
erg and other valley points.
Why does evrev vbody want our ice
-eam? Because it is made from puI.
,rsay oraam aluvavs Trash and sWAntp l