The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-10
WEEKS NEWS.
Local And Personal Happen
ings of Heppner And
Vicinity.

Horse Saturday.
Robert Sperry, of Morgan, was a
Friday visitor in Heppner.
Claus Johnson Of Gooseberry was
Heppner visitor Saturday.
Anson Wright was in the city
Saturday after load of supplies.
Olaf Bergstrom of Eight Mile is
now hauling his wheat to Heppner
Ernest Meyer, Blackhorse farmer
was doing business in Heppner on
Saturday.
George Sperry and bride returned
home from their honeymoon trip on
Thursday last.
Frank Turner was in town Sat
urday after hired man. He took
one out with him.
DR.. John B. Dye, the lone dentist,
spent Sunday in Heppner with his
brother, DR.. F. Dye.
H. V. Gates came up from Port
land last Thursday to look after bus
mess interests in this city.
Mrs. Jim Carly and family were
week end visitors in our city from
their home at Tub Springs.
Miss Murriel McCarty went to The
Dalles Monday, where she will re-
enter school for the winter.
i son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert M. Hart at their home in
Heppner on Friday, Sept. A.
Walter Drum was down from the
Parkers Mill section Monday. He
was accompanied by his wife.
H. V. Gates, president Of Heppner
Light & Water Co., departed on
Tuesday for his home in Portland.
George Flint, one of Lexington's
hustling young busines men, was up
to the county seat town last Friday.
Ed. Adkins finished his thrcshing
last Saturday and pulled in. He
made run of about four weeks.
Mrs. Louis Campbell of Pendleton
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Campbell in this city.
Ralph Benge and w. H. Padberg,
successful Clark's Canyon farmers,
we're visitors in Heppner Saturday,
Judge W. P. Dutton came up from
Portland last Thursday and is spend
ing several days in this city on bus
iness.
left Jones passed through town
with his threshing outfit Saturday.
He has a two weeks run bfeore ne
will be through.
NJ Rev. T. S. Handsaker made trip
to Portland the first of the week
where he was called on business. he
returned home on Wednesday.
Rev. w. T. Goulder returned from
Weston Monday evening where ne
had gone to attend the annual con-
ference of the Methodist church,
south.
Frank Glasscock was doing 'bus-
mess in Heppner Saturday. He Is
one of our farmers who realized
big price for his grain, getting ST.
021a per bushel.
Geo J. Currin, accompanied BY
his little daughter. Virginia, went
to Wasco on Sunday and they Will
spend a few days in Sherman county
with members of Mr.. Currin's FAM
lily residing there.
Mrs. Mike Szepanek and two little
children we're visiting with Mr..
Szepanek in Heppner on Monday
Mrs. Szepanek lives on their SAND
Hollow homestead in the northern
part of the county
Mrs. w. Smith and son, OF Port
land relatives of G. W. Dykestra,
arrived in Heppner on Friday eve
ming on a visit of few days with Mr..
Dykstra and other relatives IN the
vicinity of Heppner.
The family of Pete Brunton de-
parted on Thursday last for Etna'
Wash, where they expect to reside
on place they own there, Mr.
Brunton has given up his place near
Heppner, and will follow his family
as soon as he gets his crop out OF the
way.
C. A. Minor and family returned
on Friday last from their trip to the
Yakima country in Washington. Mr..
Minor states that there seems to be
no end to the immense peach crop
over there, and there is no market
sufficient to handle it, large quanti-
ties going to waste.
The announcement heretofore
made that the Gilman, Cox and Har-
Ian cars would be withdrawn from
the streets during fair time, is not
true. This paper is authorized to
state upon knowledge furnished di-
rect, that No. 34S is to lead the
parade and the others will follow.
This is official.
Echo correspondent e. O.: M. B.
Galloway of Charleston, Wash, is
here on business this week. Mr..
Galloway attended school here at one
time, later he was a successful pho
tographer at Heppner, Ore, but for
the last ten years he has made his
home at Charleston. His many old
time friends were glad to see him.
M. H. Kapple arrived the first OF
the week from Astoria and is now at