The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-07-10
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.


HayIor. who is he? The. jeweler
at q. r. Johnson's old stand.
Harold Stiles Of Portland is visiting
with friends in this city.
John Brosnan was in from his ranch
ON Little Butter creek Wednesday.
@. E. Woodson and family departed
last Thursday morning for Portland.
Antoine Way, the Umatlla county
sheepman was in this city Monday.
billiard French shipped five car
loads of cattle to the Portland market
Monday.
R. F. WigQlesworth was in the
CITY from his ranch on Butter creek
yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Behrens went to Lexing-
ton Tuesday morning to visit with her
mother. Mrs. Pickett.
Ed f. Day returned to his home in
Portland Thursday morning after spend
ing several days in this city.
Miss Viola Dice went to Portland
Tuesday morning where she will do
some shopping tor few days.
Robert Prosser of Eugene departeR
for that city Tuesday after spendind
several days in this city with friends.
Hansen Hughes went over to Con-
don last Thursday and remained iu
that city over Sunday for the ball
game.
Miss Mabelle Cameron went to Pen
dleton last Thursday where she will
visit with relatives and friends for
week or two.
Mrs Fred Warner and family went
to Portland Tuesday morning Mr..
Warner was carpenter on the new
school building.
A quirt was picked up few days
ag1 on the road down Sand Hollow
and has been left at this office where
it can be had by the owner.
According to word received at this
office, J. 0. Kincaid and family have
removed from Stanfeld to Pendleton
to reside. Mr. Kinoaid was formerly
in business at lone.
Herman Nelson, Omar Stanton,
and TiIden Williams took out a new
Holt harvester last Tuesday They
will use this machine in harvesting
their 1913 grain crop.
W. ]. Davis and son James, of
Lexington we're in Heppner Monday
attending to some land business. This
office acknowledges a pleasant call
from these gentlemen.
Mrs. John Harbke and family ar
rived from Portland Friday evening.
Mr.. Harbke will reside in the resi-
dence recently vacated by n. P. Han
sen. Moro Observer.
Mrs Sybil Augusta Window died at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. ".
b Finley of lower Sand Hollow Mon
day morning. The remains were
shipped to Brownsville Tuesday morn
ing for burial
Emmett Cochran and wife of Monu-
ment, have been spending the past week
in Heppner. Mr.. Cochran brought
over a drove of hogs which he is topp-
ing off here for the Portland market
They left for home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Marshall and
Mrs. Mike Marshall, of Castle Rock.
were in Heppner Tuesday. Mr.. Mar
shall brought his little son Charlie to
town to have an eye treated. They
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Cora Thorley and daughter,
Miss Edith Thorley, of Canton, Ohio,
arrived at Heppner Friday and will
spend the summer here. Mrs Tborley
is & sister of Mrs. Chas. Bookman,
and she NAV decide to locate perman-
emily at this place.
Roy Whites returned Tuesday from
PrinevilIe where he went last week {
to visit his father. He reports Mr.. {
Whites, senior. as getting better, {
tho he is on the verge of a nervous /
and is at present under the {
care of physician.
A social dance will be given Sstur- s
day evening on Rhea creek at the plat
form used on the Fourth by thecelebra- s
tion at the Jack DeVore place, and a j
cordial invitation is extended to the c
people of the neighborhood to attend.
A good time is promised all.
Percy Jarman, Butter creek rancher r
and fruitraiser, was in Heppner Mon r
iav looking after business. Album /
iant rains have visited his section,
and while much of the grain was too I
far along to be very greatly benefited,
1t has done much good to other crops
and is greatly appreciated. The set
tiers over that way had most of the hay |
in the stack before the rains came.
Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps and
family will leave tomorrow for Sea-
side for an outing. Since his attack t