The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-09

Have moved my dressmaking
parlors to my residence.
MRS. A. c. DeVoRE.
W. W. Shamhart Is getting started
in the second hand business at his
stand on May street. He expects to
have a stock of considerable dimen-
sions as fast as he can gather it to-
gether
Fred Crump made this office a
pleasant call on Monday and left his
measure for 81 issues of this first
class family weekly He states that
the present weather conditions are
hard on the hay stacks, but that
stock in his section is doing we'll.
Judge Williams is able to be on
the streets again after spell Of
sickness that kept him confined for
about three weeks, 1t was reported
that he was sick with the flu, Dut
this Is mistake Gs his trouble was
of another nature altogether.
Frank Lieuallen was in from Rhea
creek Saturday and reports some cold
WEATHER ut that way. His family,
who reside in Heppner, were quar-
antined with the flu so Frank had to
stay away from home for a time
He reports them all recovered now
will sell four of the best building
lots in Heppner for s25000 each.
The lots are each 5Ox1O0 feet and
true paralelograms, each corner
being a right angle, and each lot is a
half of square.
HARRY CUMMINGS.
DR.. N. E. Winnard, wife and
daughter departed for Eugene on
Saturday, where they 60 to locate
permanently. DR.. Chick, who takes
up the practice of Dr. Winnard, has
now moved to Heppner from lone
with his family and they are dom
iciled in the J. II. Kinsman property
in East Heppner.
Robert Notson, son of District At
torney Notson of this city. arrived
home from Salem on Thursday even
ing last and is spending short
vacation with his parents. Robert is
a pupil of Salem High School and
will return to his studies as soon as
the flu ban now on in that city has
been removed.
Robert Allstott was in town on
Monday, the first time in good
many weeks. The quarantine has
been lifted at his home on Eight
Mile and his family has entirely re-
covered from the siege of small pox,
But one member of the family was
really very sick with the disease
though several of them had it in
mild form.
Announcement was made last week
that the lid would be lifted in Hepp-
ner en- Saturday last and the church
es and school would resume their
meetings again. However, 1t was
thought best not 70 open up, so the
ban has been continued during this
week, and 1t is impossible to state
right now when 1t will be lifted.
'oseph A. Hughes, elderly pioneer
ra,;lo,t tha IOpo cant{ou din6 In
that city on Sunday after an illness
of long duration. Mr., Hughes suffered
q stroke of paralysis some two years
ago and from this he never fully re-
covered. Funeral services were held
on Tuesday and burial took place in
lone cemetery. He was SO years OF
age.
Mr. Robert Oscar Donavan and
Miss Greta Misner were married at
the parsonage of the Federated
church in Heppner on Saturday even
ing, Rev. H. A. Noyes, officiating.
The young people are residents of
lone, where they will make their
home in the future, the bride being
the daughter of Dwight Misner prop
rietor of the Misner garage at. lone.
According to telegraphic word re,
ceived yesterday by S. e. Notson,. his
son, Edward, with the 127th Field
Artillery in France, had landed safeiy
at Newport News, Va, and would
soon be on the way home to Hepp-
ner,fo visit the folks, at least this
Isl inferred from what they have been
able to learn. Edward will likely
receive his discharge at Camp Funs-
ton. Edward has been away from
Heppner ever since the fall of 1914,
u, d. French and John Brosnan
moved some four hundred head OF
cattle over from the Butter. creek
ranges to the Earl Warner place a
few miles northeast of Lexington,
where they are now quartered for
the winter months and being straw
fed. Mr.. French tried this expert
ment last winter and found that 1t
worked very successfully and the
straw brought the cattle out in fine
shape.
We are glad to announce that Miss
Martha B. Struck, teacher of domes-
tie science and art in Heppner High
School, and who was last week
rendered position with o. A. c.,