The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-06-04

Some. hot weather this week.

| oOIue NOT WEATHER lilis Weeh'
Fresh ice cream every day at the
Palm. aH e
We have an abundance OF old
papers for sale at this Office.
L. D. Neill of Butter creek was in
Heppner on Monday.
A son was born to the wife of AL
bert Hahn on June 2.
Frank Engleman took in the Elks
party last Thursday evening.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Erb Kirk
on Thursday, May 2S, son.
]. H. Pearson and family were in
the city from their Lena home the
last of the week.
Eph Eskelson and wife and daugh-
ter were in the city last Sunday from
their farm on Willow creek.
w. T. Campbell and son Roy of
Social Ridge were transacting busi-
mes in this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills, of lone,
we're Heppner visitors Thursday eve
ming, taking in the Elks party.
R. F. Wiglesworth, the Butter
creek sheepman, made business trip
to Pendleton the first Of the week.
Miss Opal Cochran Of lone was a
weekend visitor with Miss Marie
Cason, also Of that city, in Heppner.
We overlooked mentioning last
week that girl had been born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alstott OF Eight
Mile.
Mrs. Julia Metzler of La Grande
visited with friends in this city over
the weekend. She departed for her
home Monday morning.
Mrs. Ernest Clark was an incom-
ing passenger on Sunday evening
from Willamette Valley, where she
has been visiting with relatives and
friends for some time.
lone will celebrate three days.
Their big posters are out making
this announcement and their arrange
ments are being completed for a big
time beginning on July End.
M. E. Smead returned to Portland
yesterday after spending a few days
at the bedside of his father, W. w.
Smead who is now recovering from q
severe attack of spotted fever.
| Frank Munkers was in the city on
Sunday evening from Lexington in
his auto. He had with him number
of young people Of that city.
Prewitt Cox made trip to Pendle-
ton last Saturday. He returned Sun.
day evening.
Mrs. George Case and young sons
Gordon and Ralph, departed Wednes
day for Portland where they will
make an extended visit with rela
tives and friends. Miss Ilene Sprouts
also accompanied Mrs. Case to re
main in Portland until after the Ros'
show.
) Geo. D Anderson, for many year
. the successful camp tender for Hyn,
, Bros, was a Heppner visitor on Wed
nesday. He leaves on Saturday II
charge of three bands Of sheep TO
these people and will run them OF
the summer ranges in the vicinity o
Granite.
; P. B. Vanciel, travelling represen
, tative of the Fairbanks-M Co.
was in the city on Monday. MI
Vanciel says that at the present tim
there are 13 we'll drills in operation
in Morrow county. Mr.. Vanciel ha
been all over the county the past fey
weeks and he says that the prospect
in every locality are for bumpe
crop.
Rev. H. A. Van Wrinkle delivered
his farewell sermon to his congre
cation at the Christian church OF
last Sunday morning and departed
for his new field of labor at Tilla
nook on Monday. He will be sue
ceeded here by T. S. Handsaker VIII,
is expected here on next Sunday t,
arrange for the taking up of tn
pastorate of the church regularly OF
Sept. list.
A. c. Allison and family arrive,
at Heppner Saturday from Gridley
Calf. Mr.. Allison is a brother O
DR.. H. T. Allison and comes her
with view to locating in Morrow
county. He has lived for the pas
five years in the Sacramento vallt
and engaged in farming and frui
raising there. Having disposed O
his interests in California and bein
greatly taken with our climate an
resources he will try to get him
home here. We hope he may sue
ceed in finding what he wants an,
that he may become permanen
resident among us.