The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-04-11
Chicken Dinner
Palace Sunday

The man who has his clothes made
by Friedrich the Tailor gets the best
to be had at the price in Fabric Fit
and Finish.
Charley Bartholomew was in town
on Saturday and reports everything
looking prosperous at the mouth of
Little Butter creek.
]. E. Waid was in from the Alpine
section on Friday making arrange
ments to prove up on the homestead
of his deceased son.
Give Huston was in Heppner on
Saturday looking after business inter-
ests and turning over some coyote
scalps to the county clerk.
Anent the question of the hospital
it will be of interest to learn that
the Rt. Rev. J. O. O'Reilly has al
ready gone to PHILADELPHIA to raise
funds for the various interests in
the diocese of Baker City.
Easter Sunday was appropriately
observed at the various Heppner
churches by suitable exercises by the
children of the Sunday schools, and
an appropriate display of new and
eleg ant millinery as we'll.
Mrs. 2. S. Burch departed on Tues
day for Wolf Creek, Josephine county,
where she will visit for time with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Stewart who
resides in that vicinity. Mr.. Burch
may follow his wife and children a
little later on.
Excellent weather still prevails for
the lambing season and Morrow
county flockmasters are reporting in
creases of 100 per cent and better.
Twin lambs are very numerous this
year and markings will no doubt be
far above the average.
". G. Scott passed through town
on Saturday evening on his return
from a visit of several days to the
John Day country in the vicinity of
Monument. He is convinced that we
have much the best of that section
when it comes to producing feed and
caring for stock
Bounteous showers again this week
are causing the gardens to grow and
the grain crops to fairly jump. The
old Heppner hills are beginning to
lock mighty good in their splendid
coat of green. 1t has been a good
many years since we had better feed
and more hopeful outlook for crops.
In adjusting a belt to a pully at
the Touring mill on Tuesday morn
ing, Lee Slocum got the front end of
the right hand til umb pnched suffi-
ciently to remove the greater portion
of it to the first joint The member
was properly dressed by physician
and Mr.. Slocum will try to avoid
such LUX in the future.
On Saturday, at the lone grounds,
Heppner High and lone High will
cross bats again in the second ball
game of the season. This promises |
to be better game than the one
played at Heppner, as both teams
will be in better trim. Quite
number of the school children. as
we'll as other citizens of Heppner
are planning to attend the game. and
also to take in the entertainment that
is being prepared for the evening
under the direction of Prof Kauf-
mar.
Harrison Chaplin was down from
Hsrdman on Saturday. He brought
in quite q bunch of coyote pelts, the
result of few months of trapping.
Mr.. Ohapin is an enthusiast over base
ball, and as the season is now open
ing mp he is beginning to feel that
ne is q boy again and ready to go into
the game with his old-time vigOr.
He is not Of course, able to come
back as an actual player Of the game
but be can keep up with the dOinss
Of the various teams, and this be
does in an enthusiastic manner.