The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-11-27
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.
City election next week.
Haylors for Rail Road Time.


Walter Smith was up from lone in
his Ford car on Saturday.
J. NJ. Gates and wife were over
from Spray on Saturday,
wanted - A girl to do general
housework. Inquire at this office.
Victor WigRlesworth and wife of
Butter creek spent SUNDAY in this
city.
Attorney Sam e vanvsctor spent
several days in Portland last week on
business.
Miss Olmsted, a teacher of the
Lexington school spent the weekend
in Heppner.
Mrs. Nellie Bissett is visiting
with her mother. Mrs. VIM. Gordon,
in this city.
R. F. Allstott came in from his
Eight Mile farm and spent Saturday
night in Heppner
As Angora Goats for sale or will
trade for sheep, pigs or calves. Mrs.
A. Mason, lone, Ore.
They are coming. More of those
eight day Automatic alarm clocks.
See them at Haylor's.
Heppner streets will be ma ,adam-
ized. We are progressing. Fist
graded streets then macadam and then
paving
o. J. Cox of Rhea Greek was
among thu many farmers bringing in
their butter and eggs to Heppner on
Saturday.
10 the Ladies' When in need of an
obstetric nurse, consult Mrs. M. L.
Oney, Heppner Am also agent for
the "NuBone" Corset.
willis Stewart has had crew of
carpenters at work the past week I'M
proving his scales in front OF the Ked
Front Livery Stable.
Good Pasture-I have lot of good
pasture and straw stacks to 90 with
it. Near town. Want stock to eat
it. M. 7. Hughes, Heppner.
7. A. Waters of lone was in Hepp-
ner Monday evening for the purpose
of receiving one of the degrees OF
Masonry at the hands of Heppner
Lodge No. So.
Lost-A good overcoat, on road
between Hsppner and H. O. Gay
place on Rhea Creek. Finder please
leave at this office and be suitably
rewarded st.
O. W. Dryer, former superintendent
Of the Paulina Forest in Crook county,
will succeed H. B. Rankin at Hepp-
ner, He will arrive to take charge
of his work here in about two weeks
or sooner.
The Woodmen entertained the
Women of Woodcraft and THEN friends
to a clam feed at the l. o. O. F. hall
last Thursday evening. The fore part
of the entertainment consisted OF a
prorgam of songs. violin aDa piano
solos and recitations. There we're
about ninety psople present.
Fred Tash returned from Bull Idaho
last week, accompanied by his brother
John. John will visit here with his
relatives for a couple of weeks. We
understand that Fred has given up his
position with the Farmers Warehouse.
He will probably move his family to
Bull, where he owns a farm.
If you want to save doctor bills,
put fat on your ribs, muscles on your
bones aud gray matter in your head.
use rye bread made from Heppner
Milling Company's Rye Flour, which
is made from the best of the Morrow
County Rye This is the sweetest
and richest Rye Flour oa the market.
Try it and be convinced. tt
Lester Goff, one of the men impli-
Gated in the Grant county cattle rust
ling case, was found guilty this week.
The next man to be tried IS Ben
Colvin, a wealthy cattle man from
near Ritter. The case is of particular
interest to the people Of this section,
since many local people have been
called to Canyon City as witnesses.
After an illness that has lasted
for many months, during which ne
was confined to his home and most OF
the time to his bed, John Natter q
pioneer of Heppner is convalescing.
Ho made his first walk down town
last week. Mr.. Natter is improving
steadily now. and indictions are that
he will regain his lost health.
W. G. McOarty, prosperous Morro"
county sheepman. departed last Satur-
day for The Dalles to visit over the
week end with his daughter Muriel
who is attending school there. H. W.
Turner left on Monday morning, was
met at The Dalles by Mr.. McOarty
and these two gentlemen are journey
ing to vacsville, California. They
will settle an estate left by Mr.
Turner's father and will probably Dc
absent from Heppner until the middle