The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-09-30
WEEKS NEWS.
Local And Personal Happen.
ings of Heppner And
Vicinity.

G. A. Farrens was in the city Sat
urday.
w. E. Cason of Lone Rock, was in
the city Saturday.
Jos. T. Knoppenberg was in the
city from lone on Monday.
John Hughes was a passenger to
Portland yesterday morning.
Marshall Phelps took in the Round
Up at Pendleton last Saturday.
p. c. Garrison and wife of Bend,
passed through Heppner Sunday.
Chas. Buckman attended the
Roundup at Pendleton last week.
Jones e. Sons finished the 1915
threshing season Sunday morning.
DR.. Isabel Sedgwick, the l. o. O. F.
Building.
Jack. Hynd, the Cecil farmer and
stockman, was in Heppner Saturday.
WANTED-Sewing, $3.50 per day.
Inquire here. st.
E. F. Day and wife visited with
Heppner friends few days this
week.
Twenty-Five years ago hay was sell
ing in the Harvey valley for $3.50
per ton.
Frank Lieuallen, OF Rhea creek,
was Monday business visitor in this
city.
Robert Allstott Of Eight Mile, was
transacting business in Heppner on
Tuesday.
Dan Barlow and family motored
into Heppner Tuesday from their
Rhea creek home.
Chas. Vaughn and wife returned
home Sunday evening after spending
several days in Portland.
]. S. Turner, of Monument, shipp-
ed two carloads of hogs to the Port
land market last Sunday.
0. Il. Farnsworth returned home
Tuesday evening after spending sew
eral days at outside points.
John Olden, Rhea creek farmer,
shipped carload of cattle to the
Portland market last Sunday.
Paul Reitmann, extensive wheat
farmer of the lone section, was a
Heppner visitor last Saturday.
r. B. Wilcox, dairyman who re-
sides below Lexington on Willow
creek, was Heppner visitor Satur-
day.
A. w. Sanderson enjoyed few
days rabbit hunting on the w. B.
Barratt ranch in Sand Hollow last
week
w. E. Wiglesworth, r. F. Wigles-
worth and Whit Mauldin, well known
Butter creek men, were in the city
Tuesday.
Rev. P. ]. O'Rourke and niece
Miss Margaret O'Rourke, returned
home Friday after a visit of two
weeks to outside points.
Frank ]. Miller and his stenog
rapher, l.. D. Leedy, of Salem, con-
Quoted a hearing at the court mouse
on Tuesday for the State Railroad
Commission.
Tom Arnold, Eight Mile farmer
came to town Monday in his horse
less" carriage. Mr.. Arnold drives
some fine mules.
Paul Webb, who recently became
benedict, was down from his ranch
Tuesday, continuing to receive the
congratulations from his many
friends.
Gerraid Wyld, of Portland, has ac-
cepted temporary position III the
First National Bank of this city. MI
Vivid is a son of E. A. Wyld, OF the
First National of Portland.
w. F.. Sutherlin, former resident
of Heppner and Lexington, brought
over a fine bunch of hogs from ms
Grant county ranch Sunday and ship
ped them to Portland.
Frank H. Robinson, VIM. Cronk
M. B. Haines and 0. B. Barlow
prominent business men of lone, al
tended the railroad hearing at the
court house in this city Tuesday
See that rollicking comedy, The
Commuters" at the Home Theater to-
morrow and Saturday This is one
of Geo. Kleine's best productions ano
ranks in the same class with "StoE
Thief" and "Oficer $685."
Spencer Akers has purchased loi
from w. p, Dutton in west Heppnel
and is contemplating the erection Of
a modern residence on the same II
the near future. This lot joins the
Henry Scherzinger place on the wes'
and faces on Center street.
According to the Condor Times
most of the Gillian county farmers
are holding their wheat for dollar
bushel. The Times admonishe'
the buyers to come through with the
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