The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-02-25
EIGHT MILE.
Gill Coats is on the sick list.

Give Huston is drilling a WE'LL
Ben Anderson is plowing this
week.
Alfred Anderson drove into Hepp-
ner this week
Mrs. j. w. Cradick is suffering
with severe cold
We hear that there are a few cases
of chicken peX in Hardman.
Oscar Keithley and family visited
at Alfred Anderson's Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Scrivner is reported i'll
at her home in Democrat Gulch.
Neal Knighten is suffering with a
severe cold, and is improving slowly.
Bird and Harlan Swift were down
to the ranch after a load of straw
this week
Tom Arnold's baby had a relapse
of pneumonia, but is getting much
better again.
That calf of Mr.. Lovgren's is i'm
proving, so it certainly did not have
hydrophobia.
Emerson Keithley left for Portland
Saturday morning. Claud drove his
car back home.
Mrs. 0. Keithley is not feeling
we'll She worked too hard prepar-
| ing for the basket social
Many other recitations, dialogues
and songs by the school made up an
exceptionally fine program.
Robert Jenkins is getting along
nicely at this writing We hope that
he will soon be well again.
Fred Akers started plowing Friday
with three bronchos in his team. We
don't envy him his job at all.
]. S. Young and daughter Faye,
accompanied by Mr.. Young's uncle,
drove into Heppner Saturday.
John Bergstrom made trip to the
postoffce Friday to get the mail for
the people in this neck Of the woods.
We had a nice little snow storm
on the ridge this week while the
Gooseberry people were getting rain.
Miss Emma Bergstrom is home
again. She has been helping her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Anderson, for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Green were
down visiting at the Brannon ranch
this week. They returned to Hard
man Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tash of Heppnor
have been visiting at the Omar Stan
ton home for the past few days, Mrs.
Stanton is their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Esteb of Goose
berry attended the basket social Sat
urday evening and stopped over night
at the home of Oscar Keithley.
Oscar and Claud Keithley pitched
ia very scientific game of horseshoes
Saturday. They contemplate issuing
challenge to the best pitchers.
Messrs. c. e. Jones, Oscar and
Claud Keithley attended the union
meeting at Hardman Saturday. They
renort the roads rather heavy in that
section.
The young baby boy Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Omar Stanton is recovering as
fast as could be expected from an
abscess. which he had lanced few
days ago.
Ray Young traded horses again
the other day. He trades horses
pretty often and from the sport that
is being made of him he must be just
about frost.
e. H. Carpenter Of Lone ROCK
stopped over night at Oscar Keith
ley's place the last of the week Tic
is WOrkl0R OH tllc El6hI NiiS OSi'S'
postofIice proposition.
| Richard Peterson seems to be trav
cling around considerable lately will
a top buggy. Better begin to save
up your cans and other noise produc
ing paraphernalia, boys.
Mrs. Fred Akers and children arr
suffering from sore eyes this week
the result of the grippe. We trus
they will improve rapidly and th'
children get back in school again.
Del Ward of Heppner stopped owe
night at Oscar Keithley's this week
Del and Oscar are old chums and sa
ND until late hour talking over olt
times and funny incidents Of thei
past life.