The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-03
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E. c. Maddox came over from
Condor last Friday evening.
LID. Neill, prominent Butter creek
farmer and stockman, was in the city
Saturday.
W. D, Newton is visiting in Hepp-
ner and incidentally having his car
repaired.
/ Lee Mead. local operator at the de-
pot, made trip to The Dalles last
Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Glasscoek returned home
last Friday after having spent week
in Portland
/ Frank Glasscock was in the city
from his farm on upper Blackhorse
on Saturday.
Oscar keithley of Eight Mile, is
now busily engaged hauling his IA
wheat crop to town.
James Carly, we'll known stockman
OF Wells Springs, attended to matters
OF business in this city last week.
County Clerk Hill went to Port
land Saturday to spend several days
looking after some business matters.
Jack Mccullough and s. w. Flo
reon were farmers OF upper Willow
creek doing business in Heppner Sat
urday.
Mike Marshall, prominent sheep
man of the lower sand country, was
transacting business in Heppner on
Saturday.
| w. j. Beamer was in from Park
ers Mill on Saturday. Mr.. Beymer
has summer range for his sheep in
thah section.
Lowell Twichell came in from c.
c. Rhea's Friday. Mr.. Twichel has
been assisting Mr.. Rhea with his
1 wheat harvest.
Waldo Vincent, prominent Butter
creek rancher and stockman, trans
acted business in the county seat
town on Saturday.
r. G. Densee, local contractor and
builder, is this week installing some
new mirrors in the dining room of
the Palace hotel.
Miss Myrtle Ham returned to Port
land Saturday after visiting at Vie
home of Mrs. John Rasmus in Hepp-
ner for several days.
Clarence Hesseltine, formerly
teacher In our rural schools, is in the
county again looking for position.
He expects to get school near lone.
w. G. McCarty and wife and their
| daughter. Miss Murriel, were week
end visitors in the city from their
Sand Hollow home.
Lewis Miller, employee at the
Phil Cohn warehouse, spent Satur-
day at The Dalles on business. He
returned to this city Sunday.
DR.. John B. Dye, dentist. return
ed to lone last Wednesday after an
absence Of six weeks visiting in the
East. The doctor is at his old oca-
tiOH III tHe lOHe I1Oltl.
| 7. d. Burns engineer on the local
train, has been on the sick list the
past week. Nick Carter OF The Dali
les has been at the throttle during
the absence of Mr.. Burns.
Mrs. A. j. Hicks has moved her
household goods to Heppner and will
make this place her home for the
future, she having sometime ago pur-
chased an interest in the Star Hotel
from JEFF Neel.
! Glenn Jones took out dozen
young pheasants Thursday night.
He will turn them out along Rhea
creek on their farm. He received the
birds from the agricultural farm of
o. A. c. at Corvallis.
Frank Munkers and wife drove up
| from Lexington In their auto Satur-
day. They were accompanied by +.
D. Cox Jr., and wife, who were just
returning from honeymoon of two
weeks spent in Portland.
r. j. Carsner, prominent stock
man and rancher of the Spray dis
trict, transacted business In Heppner
on Thursday last. Like some more
OF his neighbors, Mr.. Carsner now
rides in style, being the owner of
Ford.
E. R. Huston and family of Eight
Mile, visited with relatives and
friends in Heppner last Thursday and
Friday Mr.. Huston is a member of
the Morrow. County Fair Board, as
we'll as the democratic nominee for
county clerk.
Mrs. Hester Parrish and little son
returned to Portland Saturday after
visiting with relatives In this city for
some time. Mrs. Parrish is the dau-
ghter of c. w. Lawson. Her former
home was at Newberg but she may
return here to live.
Vern Brumbach, fireman on the
| Heppner local for several months
past, has been transferred to the
Shaniko branch, where he has alrea-
dy taken up the work. He will move
his family to Shaniko as soon. as he
has secured suitable house.
A. L. Fish, manager of the Oregon
Journal of Portland had placed his
order with the secretary of the Pen
dleton Round Up for 1900 reserved
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