The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-03-04


M. V. Logan. of Cecil was a bust
ness visitor in Heppner on Tuesday.
Richard Peterson, oG Eight Mile,
was a visitor in our city Tuesday eve
ming.
J. B. Culick, county road super
visor, spent several days in Heppnec
this week.
L. p. Davidson and John Blake,
of lone, were Heppner visitors yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Violet e. CLARK was a guest
at the Palace hotel the first of the
week from Pendleton.
Whit Mauldin is in town from
Sand Hollow He is suffering from
a badly sprained ankle.
H. j. Biddle, farmer of the Low
er Eight Mile section, vas a visitor
in Heppner on Thursday.
! Omar Stanton and |. F. Bedsaul,
, farmers of near Hardman, were
trading in Henpner yesterday.
|
Raymond Kelly and wife, of Hard
man, were Heppner visitors the first
of the week. They returned to their
home Tuesday.
Tom Quad and wife have returned
to Portland after spending the Win
Ter months with their daughter at
Oakland, California.
A. NJ. link, formerly well known
now a resident of lone, was in Hepp-
ner the first of the week.
L. NJ Sumerfeld is busily engaged
this week in papering the rooms OF
the recently reconstructed home OF
e. Z. Gillian on Baltimore street.
|. C. Cox and w. D. Gordon, far
mers of Butter creek, were in Hepp-
ner on Wednesday to consider mat
ters before the district boundary
board.
Bert Hall and Henry Vance went
down to Portland Thursday morning
on business connected with their new
garage. They will return home Sun
day evening.
Wilford Meadows arrived in the
city Tuesday evening from Port
land and will visit for several days
with relatives and friends here. Viii
ford formerly resided in this city.
Five-cent dances are to be tried
out by the fair board, and the first
one will be given tomorrow night at
the fair pavilion. If it proves sue
ceesful, five-cent dances will be in
vogue in the future.
NJ. L. Case returned on Sunday
evening from a business visit to Ar
lington. While in that city Mr.. Case
attended a session of the x. of T.
lodge ard met with the grand Off
GERS of the order who were on al
official visit to the lodge there at that
time.
Howard Anderson Of Eight Mile
was in town on Saturday after at
tending the big sale at A. w. john
sons ranch. He was suffering from
a lame foot, caused by buggy run
ming over it while he was attempting
to rein up his team shortly after
hitching up Saturday morning.
George Hufford arrived here Wed
nesday from his home in Ohio, fol
the purpose of disposing of the HUFF
ford blacksmith shop and lots, upon
which he holds mortgage. His
nephew, Emmett Hufford. is still
alive, but is very low and cannot pos
sibly recover,-Joseph Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Allen recently
returned to their home at Hardman
after an absence of about two years
during which time they had made
their home at Walla Walla. Mr.. AL
len, who has been sufferer from
paralysis for several years, is not
greatly improved in general health
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Adkins Of Hepp
ner father and mother of Mrs. W
C. Howard of this city, stopped here
for short visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Wednesday, They were OF
their way to their home in Heppnei
from Hot Lake where Mrs Adkins has
been for his health Stanlield Stan
dard.
Mrs. Ben Moore has returned from
California, where she spent the win
, ter months for the Improvement OF
her health. She comes home feeling
much better. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
have secured rooms in this city an6
Mrs. Moore will live in town for
time at least Ben has a farm II
Rood canyon.
Call at the Palace Hotel, Monda.
and Tuesday, March 1915, and le
Drs. Lowe and Turner show you The
new Kryptop double vision glasses
without fines or seams in the lens tt
catch dirt, strain the eyes or come
apart. One light solid piece of glass
which looks like a single pair, yet an
swers the purpose of two, enabllnt
YOU to read or do close work and se'
, distant objects perfectly. Remem
Der the dates. lone Wednesday ant
Thursday, March II and is.
ct.
Eugene Brookings, lawyer of ,72'
Morgan Building, Portland, was
business visitor in lone this week
Mr.. Brookings has been conducting
a plan of placing the unemployed 0
his city on the unused lands of tn
adjacent country for several month
: past and is quite gratified with TIL
r success of his undertaking. He wa
, not in Morrow county at this time t
! further this scheme, but expects tha
/, if his plans mature he will returl
4 here at later date with a view o
e getting some of our un-occupie
: lands tenanted by the families of tn