The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-10-02

e F. Day has heen in Heppuer fo
several days attending the fair anr
LOOKING after his business interests.
Ed Rood and wife of Portland came
up for the fair last week. They will
visit in HeDpner for a while before
returning hons.
Mrs. q. II. Quits OF MaTshfeld
was among the former Morrow county
people who came back to attend the
first annual fair.
w. @. Lacy, at one time prosper
GUS wheat raiser Of Morrow county
but now located in Portland, was up
for the fair last week.
Good six room house for tent per
manentIy, to right party. Also 6
cords of wood and few pieces of
furniture for sale. Inquire at this
office.
All telephone lines on electric light
poles will have to be removed by
October 10th. No telephone lines
will be allowed on new poles.
Heppner Light and Water Company.
Mrs. Emaline Hale left Wednesday
for Burns, where she will
spend the winter with her daughters,
Mrs. Fred Clingan ana Mrs. Frank
Gowan.
Frank s. Parker came up from
Philomath on last evening to join his
family who have been in Heppner for
several weeks. He will look up a
permanent location while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Dutton who
moved to Portland a short time ago.
we're fair visitors in this city last
week. Mr.. Dutton still owns valu-
lble property in Morrow county.
Miss Blanche CIausmeyer departed
asst Thursday for Corvallis where she
will enter the o. A. C. Miss Claus
never will take course in physical
raining and public play grounds.
Rev. H. o Perry. District Super
ntendent of the M. E. Church will
reach at the Federated Church this
vening. At the close of the services,
he quarterly conference will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Stanton are
own from their home at Walla
Valla. They arrived in time to see
Iorrow county's first fair, and will
isit for time with their relatives
ere.
Mrs. H W. Bartholomew and two
departed for their
ortland home this morning, after Q
isit of three weeks in Heppner, the
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Patter-
IN.
James P. Rhea came down from
reewater Thursday, took in the fair
nd enjoyed a pleasant visit with his
d-time friends. 1t has been three
ears since he visited in Morrow
Dunty.
Mrs. E. r. Huston, of Eight Mile,
as moved to Heppner to remain for
le winter and send her young daugh-
to our school. She will have
IONS at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
:. J. Beymer.
Left--Sunday morning, Sept. rs,
ladies toilet of Palace Hotel,
I'D bar pin with three moon stones
things. Valued as a keepsake.
inder please return to this Office and
ceive liberal reward.
An EXHIBIT at the fair which
ought forth no little amount of fav
able comment, was the exhibit of
onty Bros. They are taxidermists
no mean skill and their animals
ID furs are very beautiful.
We have at this office ladies silk
at that was placed in the hack of
las. Huston, of Eight Mile. evident
by mistake, by some party attend
g the fair. You can have same by
ling at this Office. If.
Joe Klein and family of Cotton,
ASH, formerly of this city we're Mr..
ein was a blacksmith, we're fair )
sitors last weeK. Mr.. Klein is now :
saloonman of Cotton. They made o
g trip to Heppner in their Ford car. o
G. t Harrison and Otis Bulls and
fe are now located at Winnecock, .
Dntana. They like their new home
g. These people were formally
,idents of Hardman. They want
e &. It. to come to them at Winnie G
)k. u
Mis-. J. r. Stewart. of Albany, is o,
Iiting at the home of her daughter, ri
8. E. R. Huston of this city. Mrs ol
.wart has long been a resident of n
, Willamette Valley, and this is
: first visit to Eastern oregon
ich she is greatly enjoying. n