The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-12-31
WEEKS NEWS.
Local And Personal Happen.
ings of Heppner And
Vicinity.

st.
Guy Fuller was a Heppner visitor
on Tuesday.
C. B. Ewing was in the city from
Cecil Monday.
E. G. Harlan and Walter Cochran
went to Echo Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Hager is visiting with
relatives in Pendleton.
]. H. Frad, Black horse farmer,
was in the city Tuesday.
Robert Buschke of lone was a
Heppner visitor last Friday.
l.. Carlson, the Gooseberry farm
er, spent Sunday in Heppner.
Mrs. Chas. Hams, of Hardman was
a guest in our city on Monday.
D. S. Barlow, of Eight Mile, was
seen on III streets last Tuesday.
Sam CANCER was up from lone
last Saturday evening on business.
Miss Jesse Miller Of lone visited
with Heppner friends last Tuesday
That snap table at Gillian & Bis
bees supplies everybody. Go ant
see 1t.
George Bleakman and Chester Sa.
ling were in the city from Hardmar
Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Cameron is spend
Ing the holidays with her mother II
Portland.
The Misses Pearl and Nellie
Thompson are visiting with relatives
at Athena.
Claud Coats, well known yount
farmer was a business visitor in oul
city Tuesday.
B. F.. Swaggart, the Lexington
mule man, transacted business II
Heppner Tuesday.
0. c. Stephens was down from
Hardman on Monday to attend Il
business matters.
Mrs. Frank Winnard was in tn,
city Tuesday from her home on tn
Headquarters ranch.
A. J. Hunt, well known Clark
Canyon farmer, was a visitor II
Heppner on Tuesday.
A. l.. Ayers and wife Of Parker
Mill, will spend the remainder o
the winter In Heppner.
Will Howard and family wer
Heppner visitors from their home o.
Butter creek last Tuesday.
Frank Rasmus spent Christina
with the home folks, Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Rasmus. in this city.
Miss Virginia Crawford will spen'
the weekend in lone, as a guest a
the home of Mrs. j. A. Waters.
James Mhrtha, the Rock cree
sheepman, transacted business |
Heppner several days this week.
John Stevenson and wife are owe
from Prineville on a visit with tn
relatives of Mr.. Stevenson in thi
city.
Mrs. Jesse Hall, who was operate
upon at the Heppner Sanatorium o
Monday, is now on the road to rapi
recovery.
Il. S. Duran, prominent Lexingto
citizen, was a caller in Heppner Tues
day, looking after some matters
business.
The Patterson and Elder and tn
Wells and Wells barber shops wi
be open until noon only on Ne
= Years Day.
Miss Marie Cason of lone, is spent
ing a few days visiting at the hon
of her uncle, John Cason, in soutl
east Heppner.
HELP WANTED-Girl or woma
for homework in small family. Pc
manent place. Inquire at office of tt
Gazette-Times.
Harold Cohn left Monday for Be
kley, California, where he will emit
the state university OF the openi1
of the second semester.
Miss Blanche Minor is spendiI
the holidays with her parents, M
and Mrs. C. A. Minor. She has BET
attending school in Portland.
Mrs. Nancy Gentry returned
Thursday last from a visit with h
daughter in Idaho. Since returnil
to Heppner Mrs. Gentry has be
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osmin Hager entt
tanned at Christmas dinner for MI
Mary A. Bartholomew, Mrs. EN-
Kelly and Mr.. Dan Stalter and M
Nagnusen.
Geo. w. Chaplin was in from Ro
creek on Monday. He reports lit
or no moisture at his place SO I
this winter and there is much d.
in the roads.
Miss Venice Jones returned to h
-.
home In Portland Wednesday mol
ing after visiting for several da
with her mother, Mrs. Josie Jones
Parkers Mill.