The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-06-11
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.

George Giddens of lone spent sew
eral days in Heppner last week.
D. s. Barlow and wife, of Rhea
creek were in Heppner on Saturday
A. w. Gammell and family of near
Lexington, spent Sunday at the home
Of ]. H. Gammell near this city.
Anson Wright, extensive stockman
was in the city from his home in
the south end of the county Friday.
q. H. Peck and family of Rhea
creek were visiting at the home of
J. L. Yeager on Friday.
Chance Wilson of Monument, left
Heppner with load of freight for
the Interior on Friday.
Howard Lane and Chas. Johnson,
OF Lexington, were in the city for a
few hours last Sunday evening.
Fred Ashbaugh and son Roy of
Hardman were visitors in our city
last Friday.
Miss Lillian Johnson is visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.-and
Mrs. John E. Johnson in this city.
Theodore Anderson of Eight Mile
was transacting business in Heppner
on Friday.
John jenkins of upper Eight Mile
was transacting business in this city
on Friday.
Matt Webb of Walla Walla was an
incoming passenger last Saturday.
He went out to visit with his son
Paul, at the ranch for few days.
billiard French, the we'll known
stockman, was over in the Long
Creek country buying cattle last
week.
Many freight wagon were being
loaded with supplies for the interior,
at our various stores last Saturday
and Sunday morning.
H. v. ates, president of the Hepp-
ner Light & Water Co., arrived In
the city Sunday evening from Port
land to look after his interests here.
C. A. Minor and wife, and daugh-
ter Miss Blanche, went down to
Portland yesterday for the remain
ing days of the Rose estival.
Representative N. ]. Sinnott has
applied to the postmaster general at
Washington to give Coyote in this
county post Office.
w. B. Potter and wife Of Spray,
returned to their Wheeler county
home last Sunday afternoon, after
attending the Commencement exer-
cises of the Heppner high school.
Terah Mahoney, who has been con-
nected with the First National Bank
for the past year, will leave for
Butte, Montana, in two weeks, where
he has accepted a good paying job
Harvie Young left for his fathers
home on Eight Mile last Monday
where he will spend the summer
months Harvie expects to enter the
University of Oregon next September
Sam C. Jackson, well known paper
hanger and insurance man, who re-
sided here few years ago, Is here
visiting. He came in Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. T. l.. Dorman was in from
Rhea creek on Friday to attend tht
play and graduation exercises a
Heppner High School, her son, Geo
N. Peck, being one Of the graduates
S. w. Floreon, prosperous farmeI
of upper Willow creek was a pleas
ant visitor at this Office last Friday
He reports two inches of snow a
the forks of the creek on Thursda.
evening.
Spencer Akers and family depart
ed early Monday morning by auto
enroute to Portland to take in tn
Rose Show. Before returning hom
they will visit with relatives in tn
Klickitat valley near Goldenda!e
Wash,
Miss Emma B. Kearn, professional
nurse in charge Of w. W. Smead TO
the past two weeks, departed for he
home at Portland on Tuesday, MI
Smead being now so far on the roa
to recovery that her services wer
not longer required.
]. H. Mcdaniel was down fror
Hardman on Saturday. He is mal
ing preparation for taking his shee
to the mountains where they wi
summer near Granite. Rain in nj
locality caused considerable delay l
getting shearing done.
Miss Leila Campbell of this cit
who will join the Phil Bates part
in Portland this week, departed fo
that city last Sunday morning. Mis-
Campbell will take in the rose sho
and then her party will leave for va
ious eastern points. She will be al
sent for about month.
Miles Potter and John Elder, r.
cent graduates from the local mig
school left on Sunday for the Pott'
ranch near Spray, where they WI
work during the summer month
Both boys will go to college ne:
fall. Mr.. Potter will go to 0. A.
and Mr.. Elder intends to enter ii
University Of Oregon.
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