The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-03-26
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.

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the CITY last Saturday evening.
D. A. Porter and John Helms
were Heppner visitors from Lex
ington on Saturday.
G. A. Bleakman, merchant of
Hardman, was doing business in
Heppner on Tuesday.
Waldo Vincent and wife of But
ter creek were week end visitors
in Heppner.
Joseph Eskelsen and wife of
Lexington spent Saturday in this
city.
]. G. Owen and wife were
down from their home at Hard
man on Friday.
Charlie Ayers has copmletely
recovered from his recent opera
ton of appendicitis.
Matt l. Hughes and wife were
over from Lone Rock a few days
this week.
W. P. Dutton of Portland is in
the city looking after business in
terests.
D. E. Gilman spent several
days in Grant county last week
transacting business.
CELSIUS Keithly is having gar
age constructed on his property
in West Heppner. Frank Par
ker is doing the work.
Thomas Marlatt, who recently
suffered a stroke Of apoplexy, is
slowly recovering at his home
east of town. He is still con-
fined to his bed.
Ben Patterson this week sold
his Cadillac to C. A. Minor. Mr..
Patterson will journey to Port
land soon to receive a new 1914
model car of the same make.
lone will have an up-to-date
garage. The building is now in
course of construction, and when
finished will be used by John
Bryson. The material for con-
struction is of wood.
Glenn Jones arrived home from
Corvallis last Saturday evening.
He has been taking a post grad
uate course at the Oregon Agric-
ultural College for the past
months
The interior of the store of
Sam Hughes is this week being
treated to new paint and paper at
the hands of O. E. Nordstrom,
which adds much to it's attract
iveness.
C. R. and E. A. Pointer, Lex
ington farmers, were visitors in
Heppner Tuesday, depositing a
part of their wealth with Morrow
county's tax collector at the
courthouse.
Rev. w. 7. Goulder and Sam
Huuhas returned from Walla
Walla on Monday. Mr.. Hughes
reports that section looking
mighty fine and with crop pros
poets that were never equalled.
The Morrises, who gave their
show and dance at the Club build
ing last Saturday evening, de-
parted on Tuesday for outside
points. Their entertainment was
we'll patronized and a large
crowd attended the dance.
W. R. Skey of Portland, spec
ial representative of the 0. W.
R. & N, made Heppner an Off
cial visit last Friday and at
tended the commercial club meet
ing the same evening. Mr.. Skey
is connected with the traffic de-
partment.
Jake Wattenburger moved his
shearing plant the latter part OF
last week from Stanfeld to Gun
has place near here and started
in on his sheep. After this
bunch is finished they are ex-
pected to move out about 4miles
from town. With these ma
chimes it is stated that some OF
the men shear about 200 in one
day. Echo News.
W. G. Lacey has been up from
Portland for the past ten days
looking after his interests here.
Mr.. Lacey was pioneer farmer
of Morrow county, and ne still
owns the big farm on Black
Horse. where there is the best
prospect for bumper crop he
has ever seen in this country:
This is true of all that splendid
section of country from all re-
ports we get.
Emerson Keithley was in from
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