The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-09-11

Mrs. L Woldenbelg. of Canyon CITY
arrived in Heppner Monday evening
on their way to PendlctOn to take in
the Round UD. Harlan Haves brot
them over by auto. and after short
visit with friends in Heppner they
proceeded un their way Tuesday after
noon. being accompanied from heie
by Miss Stella Penland.
DR.. Gustav e. Buere. of Portland
leading specialist in eye, ear and
throat diseases, arrived at Heppner
last evening bv auto. en- route for the
Round. I'm at Pendleton He shipped
his car to The Dalles and came up
the overland route to Heppner from
there. He departed for Pendleton
this morning, accompanied by B. r..
Paterson and DR.. H. r. Allison.
Certainly too much credit cannot
be accorded the officers of the Morrow
County Fair for the able and thorouh
manner in which they are prosecuting
the preparat ons to make this initial
fair success We hope and trust
their efforts will receive the unanim-
GUS endorsement of their fellow citi-
zens in this difficult task.
Chas. johnson was taken to the hos
pi tai this week where he underwent
an operation on one of his legs. He
was cutting wood in the mountains
two weeks ago and log rolled on him
iniurinR one leg to such an extent
that it was necessary to scrape the
bone.
T. M. Word and wife and NJ. @.
Dick enson and wife of Portland passed
through Heppner Wednesday by auto
enroute to PendIeton. Mr.. Word Is
sheriff of Multnomah county ard Mr..
Dickenson is one of the proprietors of
the hotel Oregon.
Supt S. E Notson, accompanied
by Mrs. Notson, spent few days
the past week at Walla Walla. They
returned home Monday. While there
they took in portion of the Columbia
River Conference of the M. E. church.
The Misses Sy bill and Maize Hager
were Wednesday morning passengers
TO Portland where they will visit for
a short time. They will then go on to
Eugene to be ready to take up their
studies at the University of Oregon.
R F. Hvnd has been up from Port
land the past week looking after bus
mess matters here. He is contem-
plating visit to the old country with
his family this winter and expects to
remain across the water for a year.
Robert B. Young, a member Of the
1918 graduating class of the Hepnner
high school, departed for Eugene
w ednesday. He will enter the Uni
Of Oregon as a freshman at
the opening of the fall semester.
Frank Parker, of Lexington, has
rented the John Hughes farm on the
,reek below Heppner for period of
years and will move on same at once.
lie has been farming for number of
years near Lexington.
Mrs. L. E. Cohn invites her patrons
% call at her Millinery parlors Fri
lay Sept. 18TH And promises them
me of the prettiest displays of pattern
rats, feathers, ribbons etc. ever shcwn |
n Heppner.
Miss Virginia Crawford wishes to
announce to all her piano pupils, and
pthers interested, tlat she is ready to
,eRin the fall work. If you contem
,late taking piano, consult her at once.
DR.. F. N. Christensen was a pass
,nger to Pendleton Wednesday. He
will spend his time taking in the !
Round Up and attending the meeting
# the Northwest Dental Association.
All members of Ruth Chapter No.
z, o. Z. S., are requested to be
PRESENT at a meeting of the order in
Masonic ball on Friday evening Sept
2. BY order of the Worthy Matron.
Geo. K. Quine and family of Rose
'urG we're in Heppner Monday. They
we're on their way to tine Pendleton
aound- Up. Mr.. Quine is the sheriff
f Douglas county
Phil Cohn and wife, their son
Ienry and Miss Eleanor Cohn de-
,arted for Portland Sunday. They
will take trip to the coast before
eturning home.
Good six room house for tent per-
to right party. Also 6
ords of wood and a few pieces of
urniture for sale. Inquire at this
ffice.
]. R. Olden, of Rhea creek, shipped
car of fat hogs TO the Portland
market from the Heppner yards yes
erday. 1t was a fiue load of stuff.
/ have for sale brand new Empirl
rain drill. 16-disc that goes at actuae
ost. You will be surprised how
heap you can buy this machine.