The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-02-29
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.


the Elks ball on Thursday evening.
Little Wonder" sheep shearing
machines for sale at Gillian & Bis
bees.
Jeff Neel and family returned on
Thursday from visit to relatives at
Lone Rock.
Highest cash prices paid for hides i,
pelts and furs. Morrow Warehouse
Milling Co.
R F. Wiglesworth, Butter creek
sheep man and rancher, was in Hepp-
ner on Friday.
Mrs. Lille Oohn has arrived home
from Portland with her big stock of
Spring millinery.
Fresh buttermilk every dav-from
the Lexington Creamery for 15c per
gallon at the Palm.
]. S. Rogers, of Cecil. was in
HepDner on Friday. He is rapidly
recovering from his recent sickness.
E. M. Shut was up from his cal
falfa Farm" couple of DAYS this
week to look after business affairs.
E. ]. Merrill and j. H. Wvland
we're down from Hardman ON Tuesday
and attended the meeting of the Boos-
ter Club.
N. O. Maris and Supt. Notson went
to Lexing ton, Wednesday, in the in
terest of the industrial educational
movement.
Grandma Jones, of Eight Mile,
visited with relatives in Heppner
few days this week, returning home
on Tuesday.
Prof. J. W. L. Kaufman came up
from lone Friday evening and took in
the concert by the o A. O. glee and
mandolin clubs.
Mr.. E. M. Hawley of Alamo Ia
Calf. is here on vacation He owns
a ranch on Eight Mile where he lived
several wears ago.
Mrs. Olaud Huston, of Eight Mile,
departed on Friday morning for Dali
as. Oregon. where she will visit for a
time with her parents.
To- - raft1Npod FIJI
day evening from Portland where she
had been visiting for couple of
weeks with her mother.
Mr.. Jones began plowing the Dut-
ton land on the hill just west of town
on Monday and will prepare the same
for sowing ths coming fall.
j. ]. Adkins and wife returned home
on Tuesday evening from Hillsboro
where they attended the funeral of
the late DR.. J. E Adkins.
The Right Rev. Bishop O'Reilly |
will be in this city on Wednesday,
March 9Th, to attend 10 affairs in con-
nection with the proposed hospital.
Victor Anderson was in, town on
Monday from Eight Mile. He is one
of the successful Young farmers of
that section and is looking forward to
big crops this harvest.
Miss Kate Moore, daughter of Jesse
Moore of near Echo. is visiting this
week with Miss Nettie Currin, of
Heppner These young ladies were
schoolmates at O. A. G.
Ed Bristow was among the lone
people who attended the O. A. @. con-
cert at the Club building In Hepuner
on Friday evening Ed. no doubt
stored away some pointers for future
use
Rev. Lawrence Stephens, pastor Of
the Church of Christ at Condor, has
cono to Huffman 60 take charge of
the church there. He IS very mach
liked by the peoule and is fine
preacher.
St Patrlck's day, March l7th, will i
be fittingly observed this year. A
lecture will be given. and a program
Of vocal and instrumental music will ,
be rendered. This entertainment :
will be held at the Club building. y
In order to better accommodate the n
trade the Case Furniture Co. will de- V
vote "A section OF its warehouse flaor r
to serond hand goods. \ liberal a
price will he paid for such articles as
we can dispose Of. Case Furniture
Go. f22-m14
n. NJ. Johnson aud brother, and 7
=. A. Lovqren. Of the Gcoseberry r.
ection, we're in Heopaer over Tues q
Jay night to attend iniriatory cere-
monies at Dorin Ledge. X. Of P. I,
These men are sll deli GIFTED with their
plendid crop prospects. 4,
Theo. Anderson is now the posss sssor a
# a beautiful two-yesr-old imported cI
'efcherOn stallion delivered 10 him B
his week by NJ. O. Metz. Of Pendle- 81