The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-08
WEEKS NEW S.
Local And Personal Happen
ings of Heppner And
Vicinity.

on this page.
Uncle Billy Moreland of Hardman
was in the city Saturday.
E. o. Neill, of Butter creek, trans
acted business in Heppner on Mon
day
II. l.. McAlister, well known Lex
ington citizen, spent Satuxday IN
Heppner.
Oscar Keithley of Eight Mile was a
business visitor in this city the first
part of the week.
For Sale-Young Jersey heifer,
coming fresh in April Price rea-
sonable. Inquire at this office.
r. H. Lowe and Jack Hynd of Cecil
spent Friday and Saturday in Hepp-
ner and took in the good roads meet
ing.
Wilson Bayless, Rhea creek far
mer, attended the good roads meet
ing at the Palace hotel Friday eve
ming.
Fred Ashbaugh, accompanied by
his son Roy, took out load OF grain
to their ranch near Hardman Tuesday
morning.
Morrow county is busy putting in
new concrste walk in front of the
court house VIM. Ayers has charge
of the work.
l.. Z. Mcl3ee returped to his farm
near Cecil Saturday morning after
remaining in Heppner few days on
business matters.
Mrs. Frank Roberts and children
Ann and Joe, are up from their Port
land home visiting with relatives and
friends in Heppner.
Anyone desiring the services of a
maternity nurse will do well to write
to Box 105, Lexington, Ore. Prices
worry reasonable. NJ 1S-6t.
M. l.. Case is making some exten-
sive improvements to the interior OF
his residence.on Center street. Jesst
Hale has charge of the work.
!. Crockett Kirk and wife returned
last Thursday evening from Eugene
where they spent the week previous
in looking after some property inter
estS.
]. Walter Yeager has gone out to
the John Sprouts farm on Rhea
creek, where he will assist Mr.
Sproules in putting in the spring
crop.
Wright Sailing and family have
moved from Hardman to the VIM
Hendrix farm on Heppner fat which
place Mr.. Sailing has rented for
term of years.
County Judge C. C. Patterson re
turned home Thursday evening
from Portland, and after a change Of
climate for a couple of weeks, feels
much improved in health
Ed Bucknum has charge of the
work of laying the new concrete wall
in front of the McRoberts livery barn
Clyde Wells is furnishing the grave
from his place below town.
Ray Huddleston and Geo. Perry
Lone Rock sheepmen, came ovel
from their ranches on Friday. The!
returned home Saturday morning
Mr.. Huddleston taking over loat
of supplies.
Oscar Otto has returned from al
extended trip into the interior o
Grant county. He sold severa
pianos during his trip, and they VII
be delivered to the purchasers by th'
way of Pilot Rock
r. l.. Dorman and his son-in-aW
II. j. Biddle, we're visitors in Hepp
ner on Saturday. Mr.. Biddle is farm
ing the Dorman place on Rhea creel
and is we'll pleased with the presen
outlook for crops.
Mrs. Gay NJ. Anderson visited owe
the week END with Mrs. j. A. water
in lone, being accompanied to tina
city on Saturday morning by Mrs
Waters, who had come up from tn
Egg City the evening before
John Glasscock has arrived iron
Portland for the shearing season AM
his crew will commence work on tn
sheep OF Jack Hynd at Cecil. He vii
have charge of the Independent
Shearing plant, which he has run TO
several seasons past.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Matlock, o
Hinton creek were Saturday visitor
in Heppner. They report that tn
cloud burst of the evening befor
struck their place, but outside o
washing some gravel into the roads
no particular damage was done.
John Blake, l.. p. Davidson an
Willard Blake, good roads enthus
lasts of lone, were in attendance a
the good roads banquet In this cit
Friday. Willard Blake is supervise
in the lone district and he states tina
much good work has been done l
that vicinity, but lately the opera
tions have been suspended on az
count of shortage of funds.
H. V. Gates, president of HepT
ner Light & Water Co., came up froI
Portland on Thursday last and
looking after business interests herr
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