The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-01
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WANTED Boy TO milk COW on
shares Inquire this onice.-Advertlse-
ment f2i-,t
Room and board ia modern home
reasonable. Phone Main l63.-Adver-
tisement
Born, on Monday. November 2sth.
1921, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen NJ. r.
win, at their home in this city, a son.
L0ST-One black 2-year-old hlly.
brand horseshoe J on left hip. Notify
F, j. HoLBoKE. Heppner Oregon
Advertisement 121-2t
A. NJ link was a visitor in this city
on Tue sday, lie reports that there is
still much snow covering the ground
out north of lone where he lives.
II. A. Emry has returned to Heppner
with his family and will reside here for
the winter at least. He has been llv-
ing at Nampa, Idaho. for the past year
or more.
STRAY ANIMAI.-Brown 2-year -old
mare mule. brand 7HC connected on
left shoulder. Owner can have this ani-
NAL by paying pasture bill and cost of
advertising. f. J. HoLBOKE. Hepp-
ner,-Adyertsement 121-2tI
TRAITOR REPAIRING am pre-
pared TO come right to your place and
do repair work on your tractor, auto
mobile or gas engine. My charges will
be reasonable and my work is guaran-
teed. f. b. MARSHALL. Box PSI.
Advertisement.
Mrs. John Kilkenny and two children,
Ilean and Robert Russell, who has been
visiting Mrs Kilkenny's mother, Mrs.
Kate Russell for couple Of months,
have returned to their home in Hepp-
ner. Mrs Kilkenny al so visited her
sisters Mrs John Monahan and Mrs
Frank Maddock.-Condon Globe Times.
Wanted, to exchange for Morrow
county farm. one OF the most homellke
farms on Umatilla irrigation project
near Hermlston, Ore Good buildings,
fine shade trees, orchard, berries. about
40 acres Of alfalfa. Four miles north
east OF Hermiston, one-half mile to
Columbia school ]. H. DeMOSS, Her
mi ston. Decentralization lat
Mrs r. NJ Richardson, sister of
Ralph T. Gregg, and who visited with
his family in this city for ten days de-
parted on Friday for Watsonville, Cal.
where she viii Join her parents who
reside in that city. II was necessary
for Mrs. Richardson to be routed out
OF Heppner via Walla Walla and the
n p. to Tacoma in order to reach
Portland, as the O-W. II. & N. line was
not open for direct travel the day she
left Heppner
j. A. Ausburn has closed up his af
fairs at Lexington, rented his farm for
a period OF years and departed this
week for his old home in Tennessee,
where he viii Join his family who pre-
ceded him several weeks ago, Mr. Aus
burn goes to his old home to take
charge of the property left to his
mothers estate, and he may conclude
to make his permanent residence In the
HOuins huNtNtIt ne tHvukhN IL WI VI |
while to hold on to his Morrow county
property and have n place to land in
case he can't stay away from oregon.
George T. Pearce, editor of the Mad |
ras Pioneer and Mrs Pearl Osborn who
has been employed as an operator In
the Madras exchange Of the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Company for
the past FIVE years, and who / daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Read Of
Madras. were married last Sunday af
ternoon. The ceremony was performed
by Justice Of the Peace Howard T.
Turner at his home, the bride being n |
sister Of Mrs. Turner, Following a
brief trip to Bend and Prinevllle Mr.. !
and Mrs Pearce returned Wednesday |
to Madras--Madras Pioneer.
Eight cars Of beef cattle left the ]
Heppner yards on Monday, destination