The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-12-04
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.

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Ben Moore departed for Enterprise
the last of the week.
Miss Marion Long is receiving /;
visit from her mother.
John r Olden and wife were shopp
ing in Heppner Saturday.
Martin Lovpren was in from hil
Eight Mile farm on Tuesday.
Wanted ~ A girl to do general
housework. Inquire at this office.
Edgar F. Averill. deputy game
warren came over from Penileton last
Friday.
w. G. Scott the Lexington banEer
was up from Lexington the forepart
of the week.
H. Fl. Hoffman, superintendent OF
the Heppner Public school spent the
weekend in Portland.
] will pay high cash price for we'll
handled COYOTE and bob cat SKINS and
skulls tt E Comfy.
Miss Lilah CLARK, faculty. member
of the BiGh school spent Thanksgiving
with her parents at Lents.
Walter Pruyear. Frank Engleman,
J. T. Kuappenburg and Leslie Harlan
were up from lone Monday.
Karl Beach, prominent business
man of Lexington was transactinR
business in this city Monday.
7. J. Mahoney went to Ontario
Monday morning on business. He
will return the last of the week.
Born to the wife of Cecil Humphrey
at their home in this city on Friday
Nov %, son. Weigh 81 pound.
Some fog this week and the weather
reminds one that winter NAV be ap-
preaching and that summer has ended
for time.
t. E. Chidsey this week completed
the school census. According to his
report there are $40 children of school
age in district number |.
Application blanks for the 1914
automobile licenses have been received
by County clerk Hill. If you have
an auto call and get blank.
Nose Ashbaugh and W. w. Bran
non were in from Eight Mile on Fri
day to assist Louis Knighten in max
ing final proof on his homestead be-
fore Judge O. @. Patterson.
For Sale-A four-y year-old Guernsey
bull. This is splendid animal.
might consider trade for gojd ct
producing cows.
Joseph Eskelson,
I'm. Lexington, Oregon.
Mrs. Il. W. Briggs is in the con-
test for one of the autos given away
bv the Evening Telegram in their
big subscription campaign. She is
getting fine lot of subscriptions and
we hope to see her win machine.
Southwest winds have been the
order the past week and
much of the time strong gale has
been blowing. Riokety fences, barns
and outbuldinQs have suffered as q
consequence and been brought low
F. f. Bell and wife were visiting
in Heppner the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell only recently re-
turned from a trip to Ohio and Other
eastern states. They we're absent
from Morrow county about five months.
By an act IF the last state legis
lature q meeting of the county court
taKes place in December for the pur- q
pose of passing upon the budget for {
the coming year. 1t is however,
made a regular session bv law, c
county court is in session this week. !
VIM. Hendrix returned from Canyon Z
Jity Monday where he has been the
oast week as a witness in the circuit
He reports that the jury re-
turned a verdict of not guilty in the
rial of Ben Colvin, accused of the !,
Itealing of the James Johnson cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Loren Hale, of lone. p
Eastern Oregon, VINO have been visit
no relatives and friends in Browns l.
lille since last Friday. went to Albany t
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving b
With Mr. Hale's sister, Mrs. Bert
yestbrook at tho Ho,el st. Frances =
Times.
Roy Whites who has been behind y
he counter at Thomson Bros. for the -,
,ast three years has resigned his u
,osition with that firm. He has es-
a produce house at lone and ie
eresfter will conduct his own bust
ess We know the young man well
nd bespeak for him success in his
ew business g,
At the Christisn church next Sun oi
Nv there will be preaching both p,
lorning and evening by Rev. N. .. 1,
Williams of lone The pastor of the Ii