The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-09-04


cake were served. Those present
we're: Misses Derva Hawn, Mary
Notson, Marcia Winnard, Melba
Grifliths, Margaret Crawford, Happy
Slocum, Grace Van vacior. Nora
Hughes. Mildred Allisoh and Messrs.
Emery Slocum, Ansil Grifiiths, VIM
O'Rourke, Delbert Wright, David
Wilson and Spencer Crawford.
The work Of laying the big main
on Main Street from the power honse
to the corner of the Palace hotel was
c0mpleted by the water COMPANY this
week. The company is taking up the
work of building by sections, so to
speak and in this way the supply of
water is not shut off for any great
length of time. The big poles and
other materials for the light plant
are arriving daily and work on this
branch of the business will be started
soon.
Frank Hamilton was brought down
from the SIocum saw mill Monday,
and is now confined at the Beppner
Sanitorium where he is receiving
treatment foi an attack of typhoid.
He has been sick since last spring
with walking typhoid and while not
down he has not been able to work
much of the time and finally had to
give up entirely Good nursing will
bring him through all right and he
should be out of the hospital before
long.
Score Smead of the Fair Board
informs us that he will have supply
Of the premium books of the fair at
each postoffice in the county. He and
his force have been busy the last day
Or so mailing out copies of the book
but may overlook some, and should this
happen you can get a copy of your
postmaster. Every effort will be
made to supply each resident of the
county with a premium list by the
secretary and he will not intentionally
overlook any one.
Mrs Il. N Christ nsen entertained
IN Friday afternoon in honor of her
granddaughter. Miss Derva Hawn. of
who is visiting here. The
quests were members of the X. 7. y.
.luo and Grandma Christensen enter
aimed so royalty that the young ladies
will long remember her hospitality.
Those present were Misses Mildred
MelLa Giiffiths, Grace Van
7actor. Elizabeth SlOcum, Leia Hum
,hreys, Lucille Cuibertson and Mable
Rankin.
Albert j. Bolster, former caudi-
ate for governor of the State of Iowa
'ield Secretary for the Greg IL "Out
o Win prohibition campaign Eu-
enc w. Chafin, candidate for presi
ent in 1908 and 1912, recommends
ar. Bolster ''As one of our best
makers in pulpit, hall and open air.
Ie gives no offenss and makes
riends. Will speak at the Federated
hurch Sunday both morning and eve
ing.
J. I. Cantwell is over from the
ireenhorn on a visit with relatives
ere and to look after property inter
SITS. He still owns his place on EIGHT
lille which has been rented, and he
| here to take over his share of the
roD aud dispose of it, Mr.. Cantweil
blows mining most Of the time and
as claim in the Greenhorn country
hich is paying him good returns for
is labor spent on it during the sum-
er season.
Mr.. and Mrs H Chaplin came down /
'om Hardman yesterday, Mr.. Chaplin
ringing in some specimens Of timothy
nd barley for exhibition at the fair.
e promises TO bring in some more
ood stuff little later. Mrs. Chaplin
= pal lcu WIS AHOAHlHR AOE DUl5S,
laho, where she will visit with
luRhter for three weeks, returning '
Heppner in time to take in the
ounty fair.
D. B. Stalter came over from the
ines of Heppner Mining Co. in the n
reenhorn section Monday. He was a
! his way to Salem on legal business
with his company and de-
Irted for the state Capital Tuesday.
e brought in with him some fine
ecimens of ore recently uncovered.
9 will return to the mines and D
ntinue operations until the deep q
ows drive him ont
Harry Cummings is cultivating a Il
tree that is now two years old and y
IS an abundance Of green figs on it
present. He will have the tree t
exhibition at the fair where it is
i'll be seen and admired by the many b
sitoIs to our city at that time. 1t
s been somewhat of a tender plant W
d has taken much care by Mr.. lC
INNINGS to bring it to its present h
tie of development.
Joe Howell was down from Hard. II
IN Monday and completed tbe trans Il