The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-03-18

Dan Barlow Of Eight Mile, was a
Tuesday evening visitor in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brosnan and
children of Lena, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in this city.
Frank McCabe and family were
visitors in Heppner on Wednesday
from their ranch in the east end of
the county.
Ora Yeager is suffering with a fell
on on the little finger of the right
hand, and as a result is unable to
work at the present time.
l.. Monterestelli, Pendleton bust
ness man and maker of monuments
and tombstones, arrived in Heppner
on Tuesday to look after interests of
his firm in this city.
G. T. Harrison, who now resides
at Shawmut, Montana, says in letter
to this paper that they are enjoying
fine spring weather at this time,
something unusual for Montana.
Robert Young has resigned his
position with the Case Furniture
Company and has accepted position
with the Oregon Life Insurance Com
pany. He will take up his duties
the first of the week.
Mesdames F. A. Stapleton, w. c.
Cummings and R. T. Brown were
shopping in Heppner from their home
west of town yesterday. They made
this office pleasant call and left
good sized order for butter wrap
pers.
E. E. Vickers, the painter, began
work on the new residence of Ora
Yeager on Gale street Wednesday
morning, Mr.. Vickers has two out
side men helping him at the present
time, D. C. Rogers of Portland, and
Mr.. Spencer of Walla Walla.
Frank McNally of Elgin came over
from that city on Tuesday evening to
attend the st. Patrick's Day celebra-
ton in this city and to enjoy a visit
with his many friends here. Mr.
McNally was formerly engaged in
business here.
WANTED-Bucks to Pasture. All
kinds of grass, lots Of water and good
shade. Will furnish man to look
after them. Will take bucks to pas
ture and return them for S1.75 per
head per season. Am located on the
Geo. Wright ranch.
MATT T. HUGHES,
at. Lone Rock, Oregon.
M. H. Kopple of the Fair Store is
running an extra special sale at the
present time which will continue un-
til Saturday the 2Sth day of March,
The people of Reppner and Morrow
County will do we'll TO look up his
ad in another column and get busy
and take advantage of the good bar
gains in merchandise that he is now
offering. Mr.. Kopple guarantees to
meet the prices of the catalogue
houses
r. b. Rice and 0. S. Hodsdon, Of
Strawberry Flat, were transacting
business in Heppner on Tuesday
Mr. Rice has just recently completed
a modern residence on his place. AS
to crop conditions out their way,
these gentlemen are of the opinion
that all will turn out we'll and the
usual crops will be harvested. 1t is
all a matter now of plenty of good
growing weather and seasonable
rains, and this is confidently looked
for
George Krebs and family arrived
from Portland on Monday evening
to take up their residence in this
county. Mr.. Krebs and sons pur-
chased a portion of the Skinner creek
ranch of Minor Bros. about a year
ago to take possession the first of
Apill, iillo ySdI. ne Was pI6C6u6u
about three weeks ago by his sons
and the family will now move onto
the place where they have begun ac-
tive farming operations. We are glad
TO welcome this class ofc itizens to
our county and hope that they will
fully realize their expectations.
C. c. McKeown, recently of Enter
prise, Oregon, accompanied by his |
Willow creek Mr. Bauman and Mr.. |
McKeown were neighbors a few years
ago in Stevens county, Washington, |
and the latter gentleman is visiting
+his section of the country with a
iiew to locating here This office
acknowledges a very pleasant call
from these gentlemen and trusts
find what he is loking for in Morrow
county and be induced to locate here. /
that Mr.. McKeown will be able to