The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-10

Ralph Hymer was Friday visit
or in this city from lone.
]. NJ. Hayes came in from his
Rhea creek ranch yesterday.
Miles Potter of Spray spent sew
eral days in our city last week.
Mrs. C. E. Woodson and childre
are visiting in Portland this week.
David Hynd of Sand Hollow trans
acted business in Heppner last Fri
day.
Emmett Cochran and wife came
over from their Grant county home
last Friday.
w. B. Tucker was in town from
his farm in the Black Horse section
last Saturday.
VIM. Burger, the lone harness
maker, attended the benefit ball in
this city last Friday.
George Moore came down from his
mountain home with load of wood
the laSL OF the week.
Jeff Neel departed yesterday for
Portland to spend holiday and get
some much needed rest.
Chas. Burchell, wheat grower of
near Lexington, transacted business
in Heppner last Saturday.
Several of the Lexington young
people came up for the dance at the
Fair pavilion Friday evening.
Roy Ashbaugh is now riding in
Ford, the same being purchased
last week from the Heppner garage.
Oscar Borg has received another
new Buick to take the place of the
one he recently sold to Lafe Pen
land.
+. f. I'ell was in the city from
Black Horse Saturday. Mr. Bell is
now driving Il fine team of black
horses.
Luther Huston, Eight Mile farmer
and breeder OF fine horses, was at
tending to matters OF business in the
city Saturday.
j. T. Knappenberg and wife at
tended the benefit ball at the Fair
Association grounds in this city last
Friday evening.
Miss Lera Murphy passed through
Heppner last Friday, on her way to
Monument, where she will teach
school through the winter.
Lee Scrivener has purchased a
1914 Hupmobile with all the i'm
provements through Mr.. Blake, the
Morrow county agent for the car
Condor Times.
Rev. E. R. Beach and wife were
Heppner visitors from Lexington on
Thursday last. Mr.. Beach has not
been well of late and comes to Hepp-
ner to receive treatment.
NJ. S. Corrigall, president of the
First National Bank Of Heppner,
came in from his Butter creek ranch
Saturday and spent the day looking
after his business interests
w. l.. Barlow, a prosperous far
mer of the lone section, was in Hepp-
ner last Friday transacting business.
Mr.. Barlow states that crops were
fairly good down there this year, but
conditions, generally, are pretty dry.
Amos Wineland and Nellie NJ.
Miller were married last Wednesday
evening in this city at the parsonage
of the Methodist church, south. Rev.
w. T. Goulder performed the cere
mony. The young people are from
Fossil
L. B. Kicker OF lrrigon, we'll
known in this city, has accepted
position in the Milton schools for
the coming year Mr.. Kicker and
family moved to Milton this week.
They still have their ranch at Irrigon
and will return in the spring
miston Herald.
A. j. Hicks who recently went out
of the general merchandise business
here, departed for Stanfeld, Oregon,
where he thinks Of going into the
newspaper business. He was news
paper man long before he went into
the mercantile business-Skamania
County Pioneer.
Miss Florence Lusted, formerly
teacher in the Heppner schools, ar
rived from Portland on Tuesday and
is spending the weekend at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Phelps.
She is engaged to teach In the Pen
dleton schools the coming year and
is on her way there to take up the
work.
Miss Helen Bucknum and Mr.. Lor-
en- D. Davis were married recently
at Baker. The bride made Canyon
CITY her home with her parents for
several years and is we'll and popu-
larly known. Mr.. Davis is in the
employ of the Sumpter Valley rail-
way at Baker.-Blue Mountain
Eagle.
While attempting to get his mules
into position at the warehouse plat
form at Morgan, T. M. Benedict was
thrown to the ground under the
heels Of the animals, one kicking him
on the head, cutting a severe cash
over the left eye. The doctor took
nine stitches to close the wound
lone Journal.
Spencer Akers has secured an