The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-03-18
WEEKS NEW S.
Local And Personal Happen
ings of Heppner And
Vicinity.
Yourex is built for wear.

John Hossner, lone resident, was a
weekend visitor in this city.
C. Guy Wakefield and wife came
up from lone Saturday evening.
r. w. Turner of Sand Hollow was
a weekend visitor with his family in
this city
Fred Ashbaugh was Heppner
business visitor from Hardman on
Saturday,
II. b. Coifey was in town from the
Joe Hayes ranch on Butter creek last
Saturday.
l. C. Cox, Butter creek farmer and
stockman, was a visitor in our city
on Saturday.
George Mead, of Lexington, was
among the many farmers who spent
Saturday in our city.
G. A. Bleakman, Hardman mer-
chant, was in the city last Friday
transacting business.
Chas Stanton, one of the leading
wheat farmers of Eight Mile, was in
Heppner on Saturday.
} 7. Z. Chidsey has accepted place
with the Case Furniture Co., and be-
gun work there to-day.
Jack Mccullough, ranchman and
stockraiser of upper Willow creek,
was in town on Saturday.
e. d. Rood was up from Portland
this week looking after business in
terests in Morrow county
C. Z. Jones, of Eight Mile Center,
transacted business in the county seat
on Friday and Saturday.
NJ S. Corrigall Butter creek
stockman, was looking after Heppner
business Interests Saturday.
For Saie--Young Jersey heifer,
coming fresh in April. Price rea-
sonable Inquire at this office.
Highest cash prices paid for hides
and pelts,
tt. IIEPPNER MILLING co.
II. S. Neel Gillian county stock
man, visited at the home of his
brother. jeff Neel, in this city on
Sunday.
DR.. j. G. Turner, eye specialist of
Portland, paid Heppner a profession
al visit on Monday and Tuesday Of
this week.
W. G. Scott, Lexington banker,
spent several hours in Heppner last
Saturday attending to matters of
business.
John Bush was down from his
ranch above town Saturday. He is
now busily engaged in putting in his
spring crop.
Roy Ashbaugh and Omar Stanton,
well known citizens of the Hardman
section, transacted business in Hepp-
ner Saturday.
n. c. Maris, of Portland, field rep
resentative of the superintendent of
Public instruction, made Heppner an
official visit the first of the week
Harrison Elliot OF Eight Mile was
in town last week. He informs US
that Eight Mile has organized base
ball team and will soon be ready to
takn on any of the neighboring
teams.
w. x. Corson, well known lone
citizen, spent several days in Hepp
ner this week. while on his way from
Hardman to lone. Mr.. Corson has
been working for several weeks in
the G. A. Bleakman general store at
Hardman.
The Oregon Garage, Messrs. Vance
& Hall, proprietors, is now about
completed and the machinery is be-
ing installed. These gentlemen will
be thoroughly prepared to take care
of all auto wants by the time they
have installed their up-to-date equip |
ment.
O. M. Wilmington and family have
moved on to the James Hayes farm |
in Six Dollar canyon recently vacated |
by Glenn Hayes, and will farm this |
place under lease from Mr. Hayes.
Mr.. Wilmington has resided on lower
Rhea creek for number of years
and has been quite successful as a
farmer and wheatraiser.
Glenn Hayes was Heppner visitor
from his ranch south of town on
Saturday. He reports that his new
bungalow Is nearly completed and
that he has moved into the same with
his family. When entirely complet-
ed Mr.. Hayes will have very neat
and comfortable farm home J. H..
Cox was the carpenter in charge.
M f. French returned to his Nor
row county home OH Friday last and
will remain here for time. During
the past thirteen months Mr.. French
has been residing in Southern Idaho,
in the vicinity of Gooding and HALEY,
and returns home greatly improved
in health. He reports times very
dull in that part of the country.
John McEntire was in Heppner on
Tuesday. Mr.. McEntire is not so
extensively engaged in the sheep
business this Spring as formerly but
he states that 1t has been O. mighty
good year for the fockmasters and