The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-09-04
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.
Repair work Of all kinds done
LEE CANTWELL.

To-Day.
W. J. Blake was up from lone Tues
day evening.
Sc. Morse of Spray was Heppner
visitor Sunday.
Watch HayIor's window for Com
munity Silverware.
See Nichol s. Go. of Mosier Oregon
for good 16 inch Pine Wood.
Born September 2. to the wife OF
John HelkenburG, daughter.
Wanted-A girl to do general
housework. Inquire at this Office.
Jos. EskeIson, of Lexington was
in Heppner Monday with fine scalp.
FOR SALE Ten 4O-Rallon oak
barrels. $s.OO each.
Palace Hotel.
Andrew Neal is over from Lone
Rock looking after business affairs
here.
MIR. and Mrs. C. A. Minor returned
Saturday from weeks visit in Port
land.
Miss Florence OImsted of Boise
Idaho was registered at the palace
hotel Saturday.
e. Jay Merrill, Hardman farmer
and stock raiser, was in HeDpner Fri-
dav on business,
Deputy CLERK Mallory returned
Sunday evening from avacation of two
weeks at Portland.
G. L. Sweek and D. G. Cohoe, of
Monument were registered at the
Palace last Sunday.
Secretary Smead was in lone Sat
urday pushing the interests Of the
Morrow county fair.
Harry Duncan returned Tuesday
from stay of a couple of weeks at
the coast at Tillsmook beach,
W, E and Victor Wigglesw orth of
Little Butter creek were transacting
business in the city Tuesday.
Harley Adkins departed this morn
ing for Milton where he will attend
Columbia College this winert.
John Kilkenny, county commiss-
ioner is in from his Sand Hollow
ranch attending county court.
Miss Virginia Crawford returned
home Saturday from visit of a
month with friends in Portland.
G. A. Bleakman was down from
Hardman Monday and took out an auto
load of Heppnerites for the race meet. |
M S. Corrigall, nresident of the
First National Bank of Hepner came
in from his Butter creek ranch Tues
dav.
Miss Leah Olsen and Miss Ethel
Logan of Cecil are Heppner guests to-
day. being registered at the Palace
hotel.
Edgar B. Ayers is tiansacting bus
mess in Salem this week. Robert
Young is filling his position in Minor
q Cos
A glance at Haylor's window and
you will see few of the tools used
to dissect and repair wacthes, clocks
and jewelry.
Ora Downing, young son of Mrs.
T. j. Matlock left Monday for SDok-
ane. where he will attend school the
coming year.
Charley Fuller of Mckinney creek,
was in town Saturday and took out a
couple thousand of sacks to care for
his grain crop.
Robert Young came in SATURDAY.
from the mountains where he has
spent the summer in the employ of
the Forest service.
W. R Irwin, of Minor & 90. left
on Sundays train TO the Tillamook
beach where he will juin his family
for a few weeks outing.
Alfred and Ben Anderson prosper ,
)us young farmers of the Eight Mile
section we're business visitors in ,
Heppner the first of the week.
H.B. Geisa and H. Avery of Her. E
miston passed through Heppner We'd $
iesday on their way to Hardman
where they will attend the races. 9
Mr.. Ansil and Miss Melba Griffiths b
departed this morning, Ansil going to q
Finley. Ohio and Melba to Kirkland, q
Wash. They will be gone all winter. v
M. D. CLARK returned Saturday Y
rom his vacation of a month at Rock b
way beach on the Tillamook coast. a
His family will remain thete for
ome time vet. 8
Mrs. Wilbur Sawaggart and Mrs.
Edgar Ayers departed for Portlan n
ast Sunday where thew will spend fl
bout three weeks visiting with rela- +
ives and friends. v
@. L. Anderson of The Dalles is b
the Heppner Light and D
Water Co. in laying their new pipes. a
Ar. Anderson was engaged in the
anne work here p wears ago, b