The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-09-18


just at the physiological moment.
The ladies of the Christian ChurcI
gave reception Tuesday evening IL
honor of the teachers of the public
school for the current year and in
cidentally for all the teachers of thf
county in attendance upon the teacheri
Institute now in progress in the old
school building. The exercises con.
sisted in music, vocal and instru.
mental. recitarions, and general
good time. So far as we were able
to judge the new teachers in the
county, without exception. made a
very favorable impression upon our
people and we hope they were equally
well impressed with what they saw of
Heppner folks.
Auction Sale, Wednesday October
8. 1918. at the !. P. Rhea place on
Rhea creek, 8 miles south of lone
Ben Buschke. owner, will offer for
sale 81 head of mules, l6 head of work
animals, 5 head of three year-olds,
all good sound animals. Sale begins
promptly at 10 a. m. with auctioneer
Ed. Miller in charge. A free lunch
at noon Terms of sale will be 10
per cent discount for cash; or will
accept bankable notes due in IL
months, drawing 8 per cent. 3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wells, together
with Mrs. Wells father. G. W. Ship
ley, all of Heppner arrived in the
citv yesterday evening and will visit
with relatives and friends in this
vicinity for a week. They are spend
ing today with relatives at Pilot Rock
This is Mr.. Shiplev's first visit to the
city in 20 years and he Is the old
town grown out of his recollection.
He was formerly a farmer north of
this city. Live Wire Pendleton.
All those who failed to attend the
lecture at tn Christian Church We'd
nesday evening by Professor M. 5.
Pittman. on "The Dawn of a New
Day in Education missed rich and
rare treat. The gentleman is a poll
ished orator and having his subject
we'll in hand he was able to give mis-
audience something of zeal value and
he did it. Unfortunately there was
some vacant seats in the house.
Miss Rae Atherton left for Albany
Yesterday morning. She has been
engaged as an Instructor in the domes-
tic science department. of the Albany
high school. Her sister. Miss Leona
'ccomnapied her and will go on to.
Corvallis where she will take up her
enior work in the Oregon Agricul- ,
ural College.
Hon. J. A. Churchill, State Super
ntendent of Pubic instruction, will
address, the teachers and citizens of t
Morrow County at the Christian
)hucrb, this evening. Every person
Interested in education should hear
his address After the address tarry I
ong enough to meet Mr.. Churchill a
nd form an acquaintance with him. Il
Albert Bowker returned home Tues
av evening from Seaside where he !
as been rusticating for the past
lree weeks. He took his Cadillac
18th him having shipped it to Port e
Ind and driving from there on down :
, the coast. =
Miss Ruth Forbes Brown returned
Forest Grove last Monday after
pending the summer months in this v
ty with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T
. d. Brown. Miss Ruth will con-
nue. her studies at Pacific University.
W. o. Hill journeyed down to Port
nd last Snday to attend the conven-
on of county clerks in session there
lis week. The convention has for
8 work the ultimate systamizing of
| work of all the county Offices.
E. G. Anderson of Portland, the
hool contractor who has come up to
lish the work on the new school
use arrived in town Sunday evening
d went to work Monday morning.
RS. Anderson came up with him.
There are fourteen members in the
rson band of Portland, which has
en- engaged to furnish music at the
st Morrow county fair. R. Perrine
financial manager and George H.
rsons is business manager.
Mrs o. P. Hendricson departed for
bany last Sunday to join Mr. Henl-
son. who has been down there for
ne time. Mr.. HENDERSON is in
ry poor health, but at the last re-
rt was somewhat improved.
W. H. French of Forest Grove
me up Saturday to look after his
rrow county interests. He reports
prosperous season in his part of the
illamette valley, crops of al kinds
ng good.
Miss Virginia Crawford wishes to
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