The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-09-09

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to Condor Wednesday on legal bust
ness.
Jerry Kilcup, well known sheep
man, was a Heppner business visitor
Tuesday.
M. r. Matthews, of The Dalles,
paid his regular visit to Heppner
this week.
Matt Hughes shipped two cars of
sheep to the Portland market the
first of the week.
Sheriff McDuffee and County At
torney Wells went to lone Wednesday
on official business.
Ben Yen, the Elkhorn restaurant
man, went to Portland Wednesday
for few days of pleasure.
j. j. Simas and Joe Simas of Mon
ument, arrived in the city from the
Grant county town yesterday.
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E. r. Huston and son John were in
the city from their Eight Mile home
for few hours on Tuesday.
Chas. Vaughn has begun prepara-
tions for the construction of a mod
ern bungalo on his Center street lot.
DR.. N. f. Winnard went to Port
land Wednesday to attend the meet
ing of the State Medical Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson re-
turned home last evening from
visit of two weeks with relatives in
Seattle.
Father P. ]. O'Rourke, accompan-
led by Miss Margaret ORourke, de-
parted Monday for southern Oregon
points.
Mrs. Geo. Noble returned home
Tuesday evening after visiting with
relatives in The Dalles the past four
! weeks.
Will O'Rourke, the genial grocery
clerk at the Minor & Co. store, spent
few days in the mountains last
week as a guest of Jas. Kenny.
C. H. Ballard, who is in the sheep
buying business with Coffin brothers
Of North Yakima, motored into Hepp-
ner Tuesday afternoon from Condan.
Junior Crawford has accepted
position in the drug store of Patter
son & Son. Besides delivering Ore
gonians, he is also chief bottle wash
er.
DR.. H. T. Allison went to Portland
Wednesday morning to be present at
the annual meeting of the State Med
ical Association which is in session
there this week.
Mrs. Mabel Brumbaugh and two
children went down to Portland
Wednesday to join Mr.. Brumbaugh,
who has accepted a position on a
railroad out of that city
w. E. Walbridge, county fruit in
spector, went to lone and Lexington
Wednesday, where he will spend the |
remainder of the week gathring fruit
exhibits for the coming fair.
Miss Eliza Love, the popular book
keeper at Minor & Co., departed Sun
day morning for San Francisco
where she will spend several weeks
at the PanamaPacitic Exposition.
A712 pound heir to the Haylor es-
tate was born in Portland on Sept |
g. Don Robert Haylor, Jr., is the |
name of VIM. Haylor's first grand
child. Mr. Haylor is happy young
grandpa.
Mrs Alex Cornett is very sick at |
her home in this city. Her sons,
James and Felix Johnson, of Range. |
Ore, were called to her bedside this
week. Mrs. Cornett is suffering from
paralysis.
Mrs. Ruth Putnam of White Sal
mon, Wash, arrived in Heppner this
week to visit with her mother, Mrs
week to visit with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Brown. She was accompanied
by her two small children.
DR.. A. p Culbertson and daughter,
Miss Lucille, were passengers to Port
land Wednesday. DR.. Culbertson
will attend a meeting of the State
Medical Association which convenes
there this week.
Miss Mildred Allison has accepted
a position as teacher in the Blahm
school below Heppner and will not
return to Seattle, where she has been
attending the University of Washing
ton. Miss Allison will make her
home with her mother through the
winter and will ride to school, which
is about four miles west of town.
Creston Maddox of Arlington, was
visiting with Heppner friends few
days this week. He came up to
Heppner by way Of Condor with Mr..
Ballard, the sheep buyer Cres says
that John Elder has returned to Eu-
gene and will attend the state uni
versity again this year. Creston ex-
a few days, since registration opens
at the University next Tuesday.
You and your children are safe If
you wear Drs. Lowe & Turner's su-