The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-10-28
DR.. Isabel Sedgwick, the I. o. o. F.
Building.

j. M. Deos and wife, of Mercer
county, Missouri, are visiting at the
homes of their neices, Mrs. Harvey
Scott, of this city and Mrs. ]. H.
Frad of Black Horse. This is the
second visit Mr.. Deos has made. to
Morrow county, the first one being
ten years ago. Henry Deos, who
farmed on Heppner Flat few years
is a son. His parents will visit him
at his home in Portland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Deos have been visiting with
relatives in different parts of the
West the past month, and they expect
to remain in the Northwest until the
first of the year before returning
home.
M. w. wilkins, of Portland, ar
rived in Heppner last night and will
spend some time here for the benefit
| of his health. He is staying at the
home Of his son, ]. l.. wilkins. From
all appearances, Mr. Wilkins is
strong, healthy man, but he encoun-
ters much difficulty in drawing his
breath and his doctor advised him
to seek a higher altitude Mr.. Will
kins is Of the opinion that this Nor
row county climate will prove bene-
| fetal.
Mike McCabe, who has been run
ming his sheep on the W. II. French
range near Hardman the past sum-
mer, has taken them over into Wheel
er county, where he has secured
range from the John Day Develop
ment Co. for the winter.
Jas. McNamee, formerly a we'll
known young man of this city, came
up from Arlington last Saturday eve
ming to visit with friends. He is now
employed at the Grande hotel, which
is owned by our former townsman, E.
c. Maddox.
Silas Harris came down from his
farm home south of Hardman Tues
day after roofing material for his new
cellar. Mr. Harris reports conditions
excellent in his neighborhood.
Leo Nicholson, popular high school
student, left this week for North
Yakima, where he will spend the
winter with his father.
VIM. Anderson. formerly sheep
man of this county, died at the East
ern Oregon State hospital in Pendle-
ton. The body was brought to this
city for burial.
j. S. Carter, recent arrival in
Morrow county has located on upper
Rhea creek. Mr., and Mrs. Carter
were visitors in Heppner last Sat
urday.
VIM. Peddicord, the Kansas City
horse buyer, accompanied by Zoe
Houser of Echo, was in this field this
week looking over the horse situa-
ton.
Tom Driscoll, Jr., accompanied by
his brother George, arrived in Hepp-
ner last Thursday. They will spend
the winter in this city.
The Yeoman lodge has been organ
lied at Condor by l.. n. Klees, for
merry of this CITY, with membership
Of over thirty.
Tyndal Robinson and wife of
Hardman and Mrs. Martha w. Rob-
inson of Eight Mile, were in Hepp-
ner Tuesday.
Claud Knowles has just returned
from an extended trip to California
where he visited the big eXpositions
Drain Wright, in company with
several of his friends, motored to
Lexington last Sunday afternoon.
Grover Swaggart was a business
caller in Heppner Monday from his
home north of Lexington.
DR.. G. G. Gaunt, the Hardman
physician, was in Heppner Tuesday
on professional business.
Victor T. Wiglesworth and wife,
of Butter creek, were in this city
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Edward, COX" Clark spent Sunday
at the home of his brother, Ernest
Clark in Lexington.
e. e. Austin of Condor, was a
Heppner visitor Wednesday.
w. r. Helmick was down from the
Stanfield ranch Wednesday.
A. M. Patterson was in the city
from Condor yesterday.
Emil Grotkopp transacted business
in Heppner yesterday.
A. A. Finley was up from the Sand
country this week.
D. r. Nichols came over from
Spray this week.
John Gates and wife are in the city
from Spray.