The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-11-17
LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS

Modern Proverb.-He who waits for
Twin Beds" is destined to laugh him
self fat or thin, which ever way he
wants to weigh.
J, n. King Of lone brought his wife
to the hospital here on Monday, where
she will remain for while, receiving
medical treatment.
Joe Simas and Chas. Bennett, resi-
dents of Monument were registered at
Patrick hotel a couple of days this
week while in the city on business.
Uncle Willie Wilson was taken to
Portland Tuesday to be placed under
the care of specialist He has been
failing in health considerably of late
FOR sALE-As am contemplating
leaving Heppner, am offering my
property for sale. Will make reasnable
terms. See me at once. E. H Slocum.
advertisement. 2t
r. Grey, who was in charge of the
engineering department of the Willow
creek highway during the past summer
with headquarters in this city. has been
transferred to Baker to take charge of
highway work in that vicinity.
Mrs. Cora Beardsley and Miss Clara
Miller sisters of Harvey Miller, with
their father z. C. Miller, came up from
Salem on Thursday last to be present
at the funeral of Lois Irene Miller on
Saturday. They returned home the first
of the week.
APPLEs-S1.OO AND LESS: l am Of
fering Newton and Spitzenberg cooking
and eating apples at s1O0 f, o. b. Hood
River, with discount of 500 on orders
of 10 boxes or more. Terms, cash with
order. b. L. Clark, R. l, Box IS, Hood
River, Ore.-Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander of
Odessa, Wash, were visiting in Hepp-
ner a few days at the end of the week,
returning home Monday. Mrs Alexan-
der was formerly Miss Clara willing
ham of this city, and she was visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Henry Howard.
. Dean Goodman left for Eugene today
to take in Home Coming Week" and
the big football game between the U.
of O, and the Aggies When the time
drew near he could not withstand the
pressure of desire to see the big game
and to meet with large number of
his old classmates.
Chas. Erwin came in from Walla
Walla last evening. He will visit his
farm near lone for several days before
returning home. Rain and snow was
the order when Mr.. Erwin left Walla
Walla Wednesday morning but there
appeared to be more snow in this Sec
tion than had fallen around the foot
hills at Walla Walla.
Sheriff McDuffee and Clerk Waters
returned on Sunday from Portland.
These gentlemen spent a part of the
past week in the city taking in the
convention of county officials. They
state that the meeting was a good one.
They also took time to visit the big
live stock show which they found to
be a great attraction.
NJ. b. Haines, proprietor of the new
hotel at Condor, has been in Heppner
for several days this week. coming over
on Sunday to attend to business af-
fairs here and at lone, where he for
merly engaged in the hotel business
and made good He states that he has
had a fine business since going to Con-
don and is quite well pleased with the
situation there 1t was reported that
Mr., Haines is negotiating for the con-
struction of a new hotel at Arlington,
which point 1t is considered is going to
be one Of the best locations for pros
porous hotel business in Eastern Ore
gon.