The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-07-04
Town and Country.

chine, almost new. Inquire at this
office.
r. l.. Forsythe, a leading citizen
of Enterprise, was in Heppner on
business Friday last.
Lawrence A. Palmer. prosperous
farmer of Lexington, was doing bust
ness in this city on Friday last.
WANTED-Woman to cook during
harvest. Good wages. Inquire at
this Office or phone 3OF21, Heppner.
14-2t-pd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ayers returned
from Portland.on Friday. where they
had heen on visit for couple of
weeks.
Sam Z. Van Vactor and family are
now located for the summer in their
comfortable camp on Willow creek
near the Sl0cum Mill.
LOST-Pearl car ring, with topaz
pendant, somewhere between Palace
hotel and depot Finder please leave
at this office. Reward.
A. ]. Hunt was in from his Clarks
Canyon farm Saturday He is slow
ly improving in health after pro-
| longed spell of sickness.
The families of Jas. and George
Thomson have taken up their abode
for the summer at the Willow creek
camp near the Slocum Mill.
H. V. Gates, president of Heppner
Light & Water Co., spent several days
in Heppner the past week on busi-
ness connected with the company.
H. NJ. Olden, extensive farmer Of
Fairview, was doing business in
Heppner Saturday and getting ready
for the grain harvest which will be
on shortly.
Charles Hunlock. one of the desk
clerks at the Multnomah hotel, leaves
Monday for Vancouver barracks,
Wash, where he will enter the army,
Sunday Journal.
Sheriff Lille of Gillian county was
among the Condor visitors in Hepp-
ner over Thursday night last. He
ame over with Capt. Williams ant
his company of state military police.
Chas. Thomson returned from Port
land on Friday afternoon. He was
accompanied by Mrs. ]. A. Waters
who had been attending convention
of the Christian church in The Dalles
for several days during the week
FOR SALE-Good home tract on
,utskirts of Heppner; about 4 acres.
Plenty of fruit, berries ETC.. and fine
garden tract that can be well irriga-
ted from system already installed an
ideal home place. Inquire at this Of
fee. 13-1m.
The families of ]. F. Vaughn, E.
Z. Noble, F. ]. Lucas and Bert Stone
have established camps for the sum-
mer on Willow creek just below the
old Hamilton mill site. The summer
outing colony in that vicinity will be
growing from now on.
| DR.. Purkey was in town over Sun
day. He is now wearing fine coat
Of tan, earned by good, honest labor
| In the hay fields out on the John Pip
er farm. The doctor says he vii
stay right on the job and work witt
the machine through harvest.
Mrs. c. c, Chick and son Charles Of
lone, accompanied by Mrs. H, NJ. Ol
den and her son, Jesse D0bvns, pass
ed through Heppner SATURDAY. on th'
J way to Lehman Springs, where the!
expect to spend couple of weeks II
recreation at this popular summer re
sort.
f. Lorentz and wife, representing
he Leslie-Judge Company, were II
0 Ieopner a couple of days the pas
9 week taking orders for these publ
a oations. Leslies is especially attrac
i've these war times and Mr.. and Mrs
Lorentz found a large number of or
ders here.
8 George w. Jackson, formerly wit
! the Forest Service in this city, an
A who has been with the office at Per
q dleton since leaving Heppner, has re
signed, so he writes this paper, an
n will move to Tacoma, Wash. MI
Jackson goes to Tacoma to take pc
sition in the Y. NJ. c. A.
DR.. Chick was called to Monumer
Saturday afternoon to attend Mr.
y Merrill who was reported quite IL
ID He found some of the roads almos
II impossible, this being especially tru
. after passing Parkers Mill on the wa
out. There is many rock IN tn
70 road that should be pulverized.
Is Miss Margaret Crawford, daughtt