The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-03-16

from Leach & Scott of that city. He
was accompanied by Prewitt Cox and
DR.. R. ]. Vaughn.
Gordon Shotwell, of Hermiston,
spent few days in Heppner this
week.
Frank Gillian and T. ]. Mahoney,
prominent Heppner business men, re
turned from Portland Monday eve
ming after spending several days in
the Oregon metropolis on business.
Walter Kilcup. extensive rancher
and sheepman of Jones Canyon, has
purchased a new Buick 'six' auto
mobile. Olin Hayes drove the new
car over from Pendleton the first of
the week.
Ben Griffiths, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Grifiths, of Carlton, has arrived
in the city to spend the summer with
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Patterson. Mr.. GrifTiths is junior
in the high school.
Emil Grotkopp has been able to
leave the hospital after undergoing a
! severe operation. He is making his
home with ]. H. Quackenbush at
present but hopes to be able to re-
turn to the ranch before long.
Sidney Hallock departed last Fri
day morning for Alaska by the way
,of Portland and Bellingham, after
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Della
Hallock in this city for a few days.
He will work through the summer in
cannery.
]. w Motley, instructor in manual
training in the local high school,
spent part of the week in Pendleton
taking a civil service examination.
Mr.. Motley expects to enter the SER
vice as a teacher in the PHILIPPINE
schools eventually.
There will be a reception for Rev.
and Mrs. Handsaker Friday evening
March II, at the Christian church.
All friends are cordially invited to
lbe present. They will leave the fol-
lowing morning for their new home
at San Diego, California.
Mrs. .Herren carries three distinct
makes of corsets, The Gossard, the
Henderson and the LaPrincess.
Ladies may have their measure taken
for any of these popular corsets. For
NAL opening of spring millinery the
last three days of this week **f
Ralph Gillian, nephew of Mrs
CELSIUS Keithley of this city, has ar
rived in Heppner from Wolf Creek
in Josephine county, and will make
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Keithley
through the summer and expects tc
enter high school in September.
STRAYED-From John Olden'.
pasture, one large dark sorrel mare
about seven years old. Branded
with horizontal line through it, com
monty called j-cross brand, on lef
shoulder. Please notify Robert All
stott at Eight Mile and receive re
ward.
Frank Anderson of Eight Mile wa
in the city Tuesday receiving treat
ment for an injured eye. Severa
DAYS ago while doing some work oil
the farm in which he was using ;
chisel, a piece of the tool broke ant
struck him in the eye. The sigh
may be injured to some extent if no
totally lost in the afflicted eye.
According to a telegram recentl,
received by brother in Pendleton
George Rohrman, formerly bake
in this city, was killed on his farm
in Montana when he was struck by
falling tree. Mr.. Rohrman left her
few years ago for Montana, afte
he had been successful ovgaerl
he had been successful in govern
ment land lottery.
JEFF Neal, accompanied by Chas
Jayne, left Tuesday morning TO
Portland where he will receive eXper
attention from an eye specialist
Since last Thursday morning MI
Neal has not been able to see witt
clear vision and it Is feared tha
he may lose his sight entirely. How
ever. hopes are held out that an op
GRAFTON may remove the cause of tn
affiiction and his sight completely re
stored. According to his local ply
sicjan, Mr.. Neal is suffering from op
tical neuritis.
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