The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-09-05

VI bI6 UOHlSASuCO lcSSHEJ hS'N -
Ellensbur0 to the pastorate of the
church at Bend, Oregon This is a
new field and the M. E church has
just recently COMPLETED new church
building there. Mr.. Pratt will leave
for his new field of labor at once.
Marshall Phelps departed yesterday
NOR aing for Bellevue. Neb. where he
will attend school this winter. He
goes via Denver. and will try to see
some Of tile wonderful sights of that
route while on the wav. The school
Marshall will attend this year is pre-
sided over by his Grandfather Phelps
and he will take preparatory course.
The two warehouses at Heppner are
beginning to receive wheat quite live
" but the real rush has not started
vet. Most of the wheat 80 far deliv-
cred has been sold and is being ship
ped out. A shortage soi cars is looked
for a little later and then the grain
will pile up in such quantities as never
before witnessed in HepDner.
E. g. Slocum now runs the "Slow
Train Throuhg Arkanssw" and de-
livers the mail to and from the depot
to the postoffice daily Cox & Beamer
refused to carry the mail any longer
for the price they we're getting and
now Elmer is taking it to and from
trains until other arrangements are
made.
r. J. CaTsuer came in from Spray
Yesterday with fine bunch Ut beef
cattle which were shipped out to Port
land this morning. At prevailing
prices this carload of cattle will be
worth at least $1,000. and some of the
steers will sell for above $40.
W. H. Bowman came in from Mon
ument on Sunday evening He was
accompanied by Mrs. Rov Bowman
and son. They left on Monday morn
ING for Portland where Mrs Bowman
ia taking her boy for treatment for
weak eyes.
Percy Jarmon and wife, of Butter
creek, visited friends in Heppner over
Monday. Mr.. Jarmon says they are
experiencing a very prosperous year
on the creek, crops of fruit, veget-
ables, hay and grain being very abun-
dant.
Mrs. Henry johnson was an over
Sunday visitor at Heppner, coming
up from Salem on Saturday evening
and returning on Monday. We are
informed that this family contem-
plates returning to Heppner to reside.
Wheat is rolling into Heppner from
the nearby farms at a rapid rate
these davs, and the heavy-laden wag-
ons look mighty good to the denizens
Of this burg HeDpner will market
large amount OF grain this Fall.
Farmer E. J. Merrill was in town
from Hardman on Tuesday to get
supply of the necessaries of life. Ed
says he has not finished putting up all
his hay yet, and is pretty anxious for
some god weather.
Miss Glen Ward, of Portland. is
writing upon an examina tion for a
temporary certificate today. She for
merlv resided at lone and decided that
she would return to this county to
teach.
DR.. N. E. Winnard was called to
Hardman on Sunday to wait on Mrs.
M. E. Devore who was quite Ill from
heart trouble. He left the patient
much relieved upon his return to
town.
Rev. VIM. DsWeese, of Goldendale,
Wash. will occupy the pulpit of the
Federated church next Sunday morn
ing and evening. Every body cor
daily invited to attend the services.
Mrs. L. E. Cohn invites the ladies
of Heppner and vicinity to the first
display of Fall and Winter millinery
Saturday, Sept 7th. The new suit
and cloak samples are now ready.
Woman loves a clear rosy complex
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters is splen
did for purifying the blood, clearing
the skin, restoring sound digestion.
All druggists sell 1t. Price $1.0O,
W. G. Scott was up from Lexington
yesterday and states that wheat is
coming into the warehouses there very
fast Numerous sales have been made
but the market is off at present.
A business meeting Of the Library
Association will be held at the library
on next Wednesday afternoon at 8.
All members of the Association ur-
gently requested to be present.
AT THE BAKERY-Get away fronn
the heat of baking by buying your
bread. Cream loaf. plain loaf, whole
wheat and rye. Nothing better than
our cream loaf.
S. W. Spencer and wife spent the
week enl at the home of John 81
Spencer on lower Butter creek. enjoy
ing q. feast of watermelons' and other
good things.
VIM. Beymer and wife. of Monu-