The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-06-08

|
Anderson were shopping in Heppner
Saturday. They live at Gooseberry.
C. E. and Leonard Carlson were in
the city from Goosebery Saturday.
They report crop conditions excellent.
Freighters and fishing parties can
get the best cold meats the market
affords for lunches at the Peoples
leash Market.
Word comes from Goosberry that
lC. ]. Anderson, supervisor in that
district, is doing some excellent work
on the roads there.
| Miss lara Smell returned to her
home in Arlington Monday after
Visiting for week with relatives and
friends in this city.
| Mrs. Claud Andrews and daughter
Cleone went to Portland Monday
where they will spend the week at.
tending the Rose Festival.
Leo Hil of the Heppner Garage
is in Portland this week with Mrs
Hill, who recently underwent al
operation in hospital there.
w. A. Richardson and wife went t.
Portland Tuesday to attend the 10tl
annual Rose Festival. They will re
turn home Saturday evening.
FOR SALE--"Best" Combine, 16 o
20 it. cut Completely equipped t
operate. Write or phone Shermal
Wakefield, Heppner, Ore. II
Ira Mor san, manager OF the MOI
row County Creamery Company. visi
ted with his father, Milt Morgan an
family in lone last Sunday.
Erik Bergstrom was in town fror
Gooseberry Saturday. While her
he bid en- the Peter Brenner Ian
which was offered at Sheriff's sale.
Mrs. Karl Beach of I.exingto
underwent a severe operation at Il
Heppner Sanatorium last Saturda
Her condition is much improved ;
this time.
DR.. A. P. Culberson left Mondf
= for Seattle where his daughter Lucl
will be a member of the 1916 ola
= graduating from the University
/. Washington.
| Miss Lena Gilman, principal of OF
!! of the Pendleton schools visit
| several days last week at the home
| Mr.. and Mrs. d: e. Gilman. She T
turned to her home Sunday.
| R. F. Wiglesworth and wife al
| son Earl were in Heppner Monda
! The Wiglesworths, who are eXtensi
sheep operators of Butter creek, ha
| lust finished the shearing season.
| Mrs. Lucy T. Wedding and Nj
II Jessica Suhm, teachers in the Hep
-Hner schools, went to Portland Mo
h day for visit of two weeks. TIL
y will spend the summer vacation
III Heppner.
III c. l.. Smith, agriculturist for t
III O-W. R. & N. Co., spent few da
III this week at the w. D. Newton fal
III in north Morrow county, where he
III conducting some dry farm expe
III ments. He returned to Portland We
Nj nesday.
III Guy Boyer shipped six carloads
horses to Portland, Maine the first
the week. From there the hors
III will be taken across the Atlantic
II Europe. This is one Of the bigg
II shipments of horses to be made FRI
this city for sometime.
Mary Notson, Elra Hayes and H
non Smith attended the Boys a
III Girls Conference in Pendleton |
week. Miss Notson and Mr. Ha
returned home Monday, but
Smith went on to Walla Walla, VIII
III he will work through the summer
III e. G. Noble left this city ]
III Thursday for Portland to join N
Noble. Together, they will go
Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs. No
will undergo a major operation at
hands of the famous Mayo broth,
surgeons. They will be absent fl
Heppner several weeks and ii
many friends here will await witG
xiety the result oil the operat
Mrs. Noble has been in poor hes
for several years.