The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-06-04
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.

Try our sundaes, the best In the
city-the Palm.
]. w. Beamer, drant county sheep
man, is in Heppner.
D. H. Grabill of lone was a Hepp-
ner business visitor last Friday.
C. C. Rhea and family were Hepp-
ner visitors from Rhea creek Satur.
day.
w. O. Hill, county clerk, returned
Monday evening from Buffalo, Wy
oming.
D. s. Barlow, Rhea creek farmer
transacted business in this city on
Tuesday.
Misses Mildred Hughes and Emma
Bergstrom visited with friends in
lone last Sunday.
Mrs. Claud Huston of Eight Mile
was an incoming passenger on the
local last Sunday.
James Hoskins, of lower Butter
creek, attended the ball game In this
city last Saturday.
w. p. Dutton and wife, Of Port
land, are visiting with relatives and
friends in this city.
Oscar Minor began his 1914 hay
harvest the first of the week by cut
ting 40 acres Of barley.
Mrs. Belle Thompson, of Portland
is visiting friends in Heppner ant
looking after her interests here.
r. G. Sheldon was Heppner visit
or last week, and wore a uniform II
the game with Echo on Saturday.
Ed Scrivner, former Heppner bo,
came over with the Echo team OF
Saturday and officiated as umpire
See us before buying your year
supply Of -four. We can save yo'
money. HEPPNER MILLING co
Arthur McAtee returned from Con
don Monday evening, where he ha
been for several weeks with his rae
horse, Munsland.
]. w. Morrow and wife. forme
residents of Heppner, were here owe
Friday night, returning to their Port
land home on Saturday.
Jas. Murtha and family, afte
spending several days in Heppne
this week. departed for their hom
on Rock creek Tuesday afternoon.
Supt. s. E. Notson went to Condo
by auto last Friday morning and de
livered the address before the grad
uating class of the high school i
that city.
Emery Crawford came in Tuesda
evening from Pullman, Wash, wher
he has been working for the pas
year. He expects to remain her
about two weeks.
Howard Swick passed throug
Heppner the first Of the week on hi
way home, which is near Hamilton
He spent the week previous attendin
the races at Condor.
George Perry recently sold $50
head of sheep to Robert Stanfield q
Pendleton. The bunch consisted q
ewes and lambs and were shippe
from Heppner yards yesterday.
G. A. Bleakman returned fro1
Condor Saturday, where he had tax
en- an auto load of men to the races
While gone his car broke down an
they were forced to come back o
the train.
Frank Bell, Blackhorse farmer an
one Of the newly elected directors {
the Morrow County Creamery, wa
transacting business in this city las
Saturday. He was accompanied b
Mrs. Bell.
Delvin Cox returned to Portlan
Sunday morning to resume his wor
with Glass & Prudhomme after VII
iting for several days at the home {
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. j. CO
of Rhea creek.
Mrs. Dora Taylor Of Pendleton
visiting at the home of ]. H. Cox
this city. Mrs. Taylor came owe
with w. P Cox last Sunday evening
She will be remembered by frient
here as Miss Dora Prater.
Henry P. Cohn, son of Phil Cob
of this city, returned from Corvall
last Saturday evening. Henry ht
been attending the Oregon Agricu
tural College the past nine montl
and will spend the summer In Hep
ner.
w. E. Leach and e. R. Hustol
president and vice-president respe
lively Of the Morrow County Fa
Board, were In Heppner Tuesday a
tending to business in connectiC
with the End Annual Morrow Coun
Fair.
G. M. Schempp Is making some e
tensive improvements to his che
mill in the Mt. Vernon addition. +
is adding to his building and machi
cry and increasing the capacity
the mill for turning out stea
rolled barley.
Messrs. F. r. Fortner and Frar
E. Fortner, Sherman county busine
men, spent a couple of days in Hep
ner this week, visiting at the hon
of Fred Lucas. F.. r. Fortner is
brother-in-law of Mr.. Lucas, and
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