The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-10-28
WEEKS NEWS.
Local And Personal Happen
ings Of Heppner And
Vicinity.

Building.
Orchestra music at Star Theater
Tom Boylen, Jr, of Echo, was in
Heppner Saturday.
W. G.. McLaren, of Portland, was
in Heppner last Friday.
Fred NJ Page of Monument, was
in Heppner last Sunday.
Chester Titus, the lone jeweler,
was in the city Saturday.
W. b. Ewing came up from his
home near Cecil last Friday.
J. F. Laughrey, the Stanfeld horse
buyer was in Heppner Saturday.
Jas. Higgins and wife spent several
days in this city the past week.
M. C. Cupper and John Laurence
came over from Monument last week.
Harrison Elliott came in from the
Robson ranch ON Eight Mile last Sat
urday.
See Star Theater big ad. in another
column.
Frank Hopkins Of lone, spent a
few days with Heppner friends the
first of the week.
C. H. Watts and Alfred Milne of
The Dalles were business visitors in
this city last Saturday.
John Madden and Matt Scott, well
known Gillian county stockmen,
spent several days in Heppner the
past week.
Henry A. Conners, the genial trav-
cling man from the Blake McFall
Company, is in Heppner today look
ing after business.
James Murtha and Peter Monahan,
we'll known Gillian county sheepmen,
were registered at the Palace from
Condor last Saturday.
FOR SALE-Weber piano in ex-
cellent condition. Owners are leay-
ing soon to travel and will sell this
instrument at bargain. For terms
ETC., inquire at this Office.
Hanson Hughes and wife returned
to Heppner Sunday after spending
two weeks in Portland. They report
an enjoyable time and some rain
there last Saturday.
Edgar L. Stevens, special agent OF
the Home Insurance Company with
Offices in Portland. was in Heppner
over Tuesday night on business. He
left the next day by auto for Condon
Samuel R. Oldaker, of the Hermis-
ton Creamery Co., was over from
Hermiston this week on business
Mr.. Oldaker is also an extensive
realty operator of the project city.
Go to the Star Theater, under new
management.
D. V. S. Reid and wife, accompan-
led by their daughter, Mrs. Lena
Brock and children, returned to theil
home at Lebanon in Linn county last
Thursday. Mrs. Brock and the child
ren will make their home in the fu
ture with Mrs. Brooks parents.
Victor Groshens and wife returned
from Portland last week after spend
ing ten days in the metropolis VISITING
relatives. While below Mr. Groshen'
purchased equipment for the new
shooting gallery which his son George
will operate on upper Main street.
Rhea Luper, assistant state en-
gineer, passed through Heppner Wed
nesday on his way from La Grande tt
Prineville. Mr.. Luper will soon taxi
up work for the winter in the stat'
engineers Office at Salem. His fam
ily is in Portland at the present time
Roy Glasscock and wife left Sun
day for California where they vii
spend the winter They will stop IL
The Dalles for a visit of several days
with Mrs. Glasscock's parents, before
going on to San Francisco. They eX
pect to return to Heppner mex
March
Mrs. Florence Paul departed Tues
day for Weed, California, where sh'
will visit for several weeks with rel
atives. A sister Of her father, San
Hughes. resides at that place. Mrs
Paul was accompanied as far as Port
land by Miss Pearl Wright, who vii
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