The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-05-04

Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
to become a motor enthusiast. He
purchased new moGel Case from
Vaughn & Sons last week.
Albert Bowker made business
trip to lone Tuesday.
o. E. Farnsworth is making some
extensive improvements to the in
terror of his residence on upper Main
street. Ora M. Yeager his the con-
tract.
VIM. A. Dalziel, deputy state fac
tory inspector, paid an official visit
to this city over Saturday and Sun
day. Mr.. Dalziel makes his home in
La Grande.
A. A. West of Pendleton, demon
strator for the Grant Six car, is
spending the week in this city show
ing our people the excellent qualities
Of this machine.
Jim Gentry is making prepara-
tions to begin the construction of a
modern residence on his place just
south of town. Hugh G. Citizens
will have charge of the work.
Prof. B. w. DeBusk of the depart
ment of education of the University
Of Oregon, was in Heppner last
Thursday and visited the local school,
He made talk to the high school
students while here.
r. H. Weeks spent few days in
the city this week from his home at
the Hamilton ranch transacting bus
mess. Mr.. Weeks has just complet-
ed the delivery of 120 cords Of wood
70 school district No. /.
W. B. Shaffer and wife and NJ. o.
Picket and wife of Waitsburg, Wash,
passed through Heppner by auto last
Sunday. Mr.. Shalfer is a we'll known
milling man OF Waitsburg and owns
a wheat farm near lone.
Robert Allstott was in the city last
week accompanied by three of his
daughters One of the young ladies
came in to receive dental treatment,
severe operation being necessary
for the removal of tooth.
W. E. Pruyn has moved into the
w. T. Matlock residence in south
Heppner, recently vacated by the T.
]. Mahoney family Mr.. Mahoney has
moved into the C. A. Minor resi-
dence Just across the street.
A. P. Rasmussen Of Portland, rep
resenting the American Products
Company of Cincinnati, is in Hepp-
ner this week introducing the Zanol
goods, manufactured by his company.
He will try to place an agency here.
w. A. Richardson and wife and
daughter, Miss Josephine, accom-
panied by the Misses Virginia and
Margaret Crawford motored to lone
last Sunday where they spent the day
visiting at the Vawter Crawford
home.
| Hynd Brothers of Sand Hollow fin
ished the lambing season this week.
The season was a favorable one and
they report record Of 95 per cent.
Shearing will start at their ranch in
a few days, new piant having re-
Gently been installed there.
Mrs. A. M. Phelps, Mrs. c. E.
Woodson, Mrs. F. N. Frye, Robt. Not
son and Norton Winnard returned
Sunday evening from The Dalles,
where they represented the Federated
Sunday School of this city at the
State Sunday School convention.
Mrs. James Hamlet is visiting this
week at the home of her nephew, Ira
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlet for
merly lived in the Eight Mile country
but for the past few years they have
been living in California. Mrs. Ham
let is sister of Milt Morgan of lone.
D. O. Justus was in town this week
from his Hinton creek ranch. He re-
ports lambing over at his place. The
season was finished with 70 percent
increase. Mr.. Justus attributes the
poor season to the severe winter but
still feels pretty we'll satisfied in view
Of the prevailing prices for sheep and
wool.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O.
H. will give their first annual ball at
the Fair pavilion on the 10th of May.
Weinberger's orchestra of Portland
has been engaged to furnish the mus
ic on this occasion. Jerome O'Conner
and Phil Higgins are on the recep-
tion committee and John r. Kenny,
Jas. f. Sheridan and VIM. F.. o.
Rourke are the floor committee.
John p. Jerry" Rusk of La
Grande, who is a canoldate for the
republican nomination for public ser
vice commissioner from the Eastern
Oregon district, was in Heppner over
the weekend looking after his polit-
ical fences. Mr.. Rusk is former
speaker Of the House, having repre-
sented Wallowa county in the state
legislature. He feels confident that
ent campaign and looks to Morrow
he will come out winner in the pres
county for strong support.