The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-11-19
WEEKS NEW S.
Local And Personal Happen
ings of Heppner And
Vicinity.

Vicinity.
Watch FOund-Cnquire at Hay
lors. ct.
SHOW CASE-S-foot show case
cheap. Phelps Grocery Co.
5000 Posts For Sale. Phelps Gro
Gerry Co.
Roy Whites, well known lone
merchant, was in the city Monday
evening.
Mike Kenny and wife were visitors
in the city during the convention of
Hibernians last week.
w. P. Cox made a trip by auto to
Pendleton last Saturday, returning
home Sunday evening.
John Maidment, of Lone Rock, was
in Heppner the first Of the week after
supplies for his ranch.
Father GREELEY, OF Baker, was in
attendance at the convention of Hi
bernians in this city last week.
John Hayes arrived in town Mon
day from Portland to look after his
extensive interests In this vicinity.
Ray Huddleston was ovcr from his
Lone Rock ranch the first of the week
visiting with his brother, ]. B. Hud-
dleston.
Miss Amy McHaley came up from
Portland Monday and will spend
some time in this city visiting with
friends.
Prof. and Mrs. S. H. Doak Of Lex
ington spent Sunday visiting with
friends in Stanfeld. They made the
trip over from Lexington by auto
Stanfeld Standard.
G. B. HIATT is confined to his room
at the Star Hotel, suffering from a
severe paralytic stroke. Doubts are
entertained as to his recovery and he
is a very sick man.
VIM. Salzwedal transacted bua.-
ness In Heppner on Saturday. lie Is
one of our farmers who is hoping
that we may get a little more mois-
ture before winter sets In.
Frank Smith, a former HeppEer
citizen, who vas engaged In the lv-
ery business here with Mike Healy,
came over from Condor last week to
attend the convention of Hibernians.
Alvin Adams is a recent arrival
with his family in city from the
Willamette valley. Mr.. Adams Is
looking for a location and will prob
badly decide to remain here perman-
emily
DR.. Frank B. Kistner, Of Portland,
came up to Heppner Thursday last
to spend a short vacation. He re-
Gently suffered the fracture of an
arm which compelled him to leave
off Office duties for q time. He re"
turned home Monday.
Mrs. G. F. Sharp, who has been Wis
iting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. ]. Currin, departed for her
home at Waterman, Ore, Sunday
morning. Mrs. Sharp is a cousin OF
]. B. and Miss Huddleston and the
wife of Mrs. Currin's cousin, G. F.
Sharp.
DR.. G. G.. Gaunt, for several years
past the physician of the ran
district, has removed from that busy
burg and is now located at Salem,
having offices in Room 201, U. S. Ma
tional Bank Building. Dr.. Gaun
enjoyed a good practice while at
Hardman.
Henry Citizens and Ralph Hur-
bert, residents Of Clackamas county
visited in Heppner several days TINS
week. Mr.. Citizens is a brother OF
Hugh Citizens of this city, and the
gentlemen are old-time friends or
Geo. J. Currin with whom they en-
joyed a pleasant visit.
A. q. Kincaid of Portland, was
a visitor in Heppner on Saturday.
He is the owner of a half section OF
real estate in the Blackhorse vicinity
and is here looking after 1t and get
ting a new tenant for the place. 1t
has been farmed for a few years past
by the Scott Brothers.
The primary nominating election
was held at Hardman last week n
the following people were nominal
ed for city offices. B. F., Devore'
mayor; Mrs. E. e. Bleakman, MIS-.
L M. Hadley, Mrs. Belle Leathers'
councilmen, two-year term; D. H.
Rates and ]. l.. Swift, councilmen,
one-year term; Mrs. Ida Bleakman
treasurer; and H. A. Emery M
Henry Chapel for marshal. M
election will be held on the 9TH OF
December.
Expert eye examination is ap-
solutely necessary to determine the
roper kind Of glasses to use. Sc
lecting them by any other method
nav result in permanent injury TO
YOUR sight. When Drs. Lowe q
Turner, the well-known eye special
lists of Portland, prescribe glasses
it is with positive and absolute GER
tainty that they are the best ana
the only kind suited to your eyes.
II YOU do not need glasses, they Will