The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-13
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Dr. d. R. Haylor, October 1918.
Candy sale at Sam Hughes store on
Saturday. October 10, p. m.-Adv.
LOsT-A mackinaw coat. nearly new.
on road up Heppner hill Finder return
TO Merle Perry, Heppner.-Adv
Frank Engelman is stlll in Portland
under medical treatment. Late advices
state that he is improving slowly
lone Independent.
Mrs ]. Il, Maxwell departed yester-
day morning for San Francisco and
viii spend the next six weeks or two
months visiting at the home OF her
daughter in that city.
Seed rye for sale at the Scott & Nc
MILAN Warehouse. Lexington
Mr. and Mrs. Harley D. sperry are
rejoicing over the coming Of a s-pound
girl baby to their home last Monday
morning. DR. Walker was in attend
ahee ana reports the mother and baby
doing nieely-Ione Independent.
Candy sale at Sam Hughes store on
Saturday October 15. p. m.-Adv.
Mrs, C. w. Shurte went to Arlington
Saturday to be present on Sunday at
the celebration of the s6th birthday of
her mother Mrs. Smell, who was being
remembered by her children with big
party.
Seed rye for sale at the Scott g. Nc
MILAN warehouse, Lexington.-Adv.
The Ray Young sale at the VIM. Hen
dirk place on Heppner Flat Saturday
was success in every respect. There
was a fine attendance and the proper
ty sold well at good prices, under the
efficient crying Of f. A. McMenamin,
who had charge as auctloneer,
DR., C. c. Chick was called to Port
land on Tuesday morning by the very
serious Illness of his father. During DR.
Chicks absence, DR.. Walker Of lone
Will look after his patients at Heppner
Charles II. Chick, father of DR.. Chick,
died at his Portland home late on Tues
day.
Seed rye for sale at the Scott & Nc
MILAN Warehouse, Lexington.-Adv
on Saturday Earl Barton will hold a
big sale OF his horses, farming imple-
ments and household goods at the Bar
ton place in Blackhorse. F. A. McMen-
amin will have charge Of the sale and
there will be n fine lot OF stuff placed
on the block. Sale begins promptly at
II o'clock.
W, II. Cronk came up from Hood
River the last OF the week and has
ben busy getting his household goods
packed for shipment to his new home.
He has disposed Of his residence prop
erty here to Mrs George w Sperry,
the sale of the property being made
after Mr.. Cronk arrived here this week.
Seed rye for sale at the Scott & Nc
MILAN Warehouse. Lexlngton.--Adv.
Frank l.. Christensen departed for
Portland yesterday morning, where he
expects to locate temporarily at least
hNiNiE ~ bAhh buhlltHH pltHlIlE pItHtHtE
itself Frank leaves many warm per-
sonal and business friends in lone who
regret his departure and wish him we'll
wherever his lot may be cast--Ione
Independent
John Pieper successful wheatraiser
Of Peper's Canyon, was in the city a
short time on Saturday. accompanied
by Mrs. Pleper He had fne crop o.
grain this season, all of which has been
harvested and delivered to the ware
house AT Lexington weeks ago. The
Pieper farm is ideally situated a short
distance from the railroad and he was
able to move 900 sacks per day to the
warehouse.
Carl Yount was in Heppner on Fri
day settling up some business here.
with his family he left lone on Monday
for Craigmont, Idaho, where they will
make their home In thte future. Mr..
Yount has beens located at lone for a
number Of years and engaged in wheat
buying and during his residence In the
county he made numerous friends. He
formerly lived in Idaho and Is return
ing to the section from which he came
to lone. He is going into business ther~
Miss Lola Hayes has returned to
Ileppner from Pendleton, where for the
past six or eight months she has been
engaged at the store of the Peoples
Warehouse. She expects to again make
hr home in this city.