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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1904)
The Heppner Gazette NEW TODAY Just received a full case of INDIA LINON on sale at White Fair prices 5c to 23c per yd. Thursday February 18, 1904 MEN'S PANTS The Weed's News S3 to S4 Val Local and Personal Happenings 2 to $.75 Values $1.75 in and About the City. Thos. Morgan went to Portland, Monday. Mrs. S. P. Garrigues is visitirig at Milton. : Ben Matthews came up from Portland, Saturday. S. P. Florence came up from Portland, Thursday. D. P. Doherty, of Lexington, was in the city, Friday. Mrs. Lillie Cohn was a passenger for Portland, Saturday. Ed Ashbaugh came up from Portland Tuesday evening. Mr.' and Mrs. H. E. Warren, of Hard, man, are in the city. Willard Blake, of lone, was a' Hepp ner visitor Monday. Ladies advance styles of Spring Suits at The Fair. See Window. About four inches of snow fell Sun day. It is fast disappearing. Oscar Schaefer the Monument stock man was in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Minor returned Mon day evening from a visit to Condon. For Sale Desirable building location, (10x132 feet. Inquire of George Conser. Lost A calling card case. Finder re turn to Gazette office. Liberal reward. Addison Bennett, of Irrigon, was a lleppnt'i vi.- iu it bur-ii.fp-B, Fihi y Leputy (iame Wauien A VV. Ne it-- tinned to In iiuine at Pendleton, Mon day . Judge T. V . AyeiH and Mrs. Wm. Walbrige returned from Portland, Mon day eveuing. Judge T. n. Ayers and Miss Mabel Ayers were pat-fcengeis lor l'eudleton tins mourn)); A number of Heppner people attended a K. of P. ball and banquet at lone, Fiiday evening. There will be no services in the Epis copal tliii'di next Sunday. Sunday school as usual. The melting of the eui-w has caused Willow creek to be unusually high for this time of year Tea will be served at the residence of Mrs. M. B. Metier, Friday, February 1.1), from 2 to 5 p. m. There will be a meeting of the Mor row County Roosevelt Club on Wednes day evening, February 24. Air. and Mrs. J. W. Morrow, who who have been visiting fiiends in the city, leturned to Portland Saturday. Thomas Matlock, of Heppner, is in the city and is the guest of Mayor W. F. Mailock. Peudleton Guide, Wed n esday. McKnight Bros, lost 20 head of sheep one night last week by snow drifting into the corral which smothered (.he ani ma's. P. M. Howard, formerly of this city was an incoming passenger yesterday evening. Mr. Howard is now located at Pendleton. W. J. Wattenburger of Butter creek, wag in the city Tuesday. Mr. Watten burger stated that Butter creek stock men have plenty of feed. Oscar Borg who has been fit Peoria, Ills., attending a watchmaking school for the past 15 months, returned to his home in this city Thursday. Sunday school in the Baptist church next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Young People's meeting at 6:30 p. nv No preaching, the pastor being at lone on that day. R. Y. Currin who has been visiting relatives in this city left vesterday morning for bis borne at Payette, Idaho. Mrs. Wm. Ayers accompanied him and will spend some time in visiting her daughter Mrs. Currin-et Payette. .OUR ANNUAL WHITE FAIR Is now on and in full swing. All white goods reduced in price this month. We are glad to note that the people of Heppner and Morrow County are realizing more and more that The Fair Department Store does not make promises they cannot fulfill. When The Fair advertises they can save you money they are there with the goods and can and do prove it to you, as you all know from experience. Our Muslin Underwear Sale was a decided success and everyone who could availed themselves of the opportunity, because we adver tised stanaara goods at prices below all competition, and we sold just as we advertised, and the neonh A. 1 A . 1 . 1. - ' A not siow 10 recognize merit. Jjon't overlook our White Fair. le were MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT SALE PRICES THIS MONTH Our bright new stock of Undermuslins for ladies and children, consisting of the sheerest of materials and the daintiest of trimmings, as well as the plainer and substantial kinds, will be on sale all this month at spe cial prices. You know that when we say special prices it means something. Our reputation for Quality is also of the best, and we give you back your money if you are dissatisfied. WRAPPERS LESS $2 00 fleeced wrappers . . M 48 1 50 fleeced wrappers... 1 15 1 25 fleeced wrappers ... 98 1 00 fleeced wrappers ... 73 LADIES' WAISTS $G 50 mercerized waists. .$-4 45 3 25 mercerized waists . . 2 68 3 75 11m in whist 2 (Jy 2 35 11.UII.H ;iist 1 83 CHILDREN'S COATS 9 00 eliihliMi'.s coath $4 50 (5 0 children' coat 3 00 4 00 children' coats 2 00 3 00 children'- coats. .. . 1 50 DRESSING SACQUES $2 50 dressing sacque SI 98 2 25 dressing sacque 1 68 1 75 dressing sacque 1 23 1 25 dressing sacque 98 LADiES COATS $23 50 ladies coat 16 50 lad i.-- i o t 15 O iidies i o I , 12 00 ia die.. , (m .$11 75 . 8 25 . 7 50 . 6 0 LADIES HATS Choice ot dress hats. SI 48 Choice of'Htret-t hafs. 98 Choice odd lot hatw. 25 Choice cluldrei '.-tauiH 25 GLOVES AND MITTENS 65c golf gloves and mit'ns 48o 50c golf gloves and mit'ns 38c 35c golf gloves and mit'ns 23c 20c golf gloves and mit'ns 15c LADIES UNDERWEAR $1 25 ladieH rib'd u 1 00 .,.i r.lj , u 05 i!i r,(f 50 i i ii)M a !)(). w'i 73e 48 Y 38-: MISSES RIBBED HOSE 38c misses ribbed wool hose. 27c 28c mist-es ribbed wool hose. 20c 25c misses ribbed wool hose. 19c 20c child's ribbed wool hose. 13c WOOL UNDERSKIRTS 1 48 $1 00 W . I l. i( ii i)r;, 1 35 wo : nit ii-Mi. r kin 1 25 tl mi n I 'j ! t . . . 1 13 riiiiii ll'n'i ui'd'sk it i 98 98 UtJ LADES HOSE 75c lnlt 50.; ' ad i 40c 1 H I e 25c la . Wdiil w no! mi1 1 1 .... . h se in 8 .57c .38c .29 . 19c CHILDREN'S GOWNS 70c children'- nut i g gown-. 58c 60i! children's m.rinu go ns.47i'. 50 - eh Idren'w tu::n n- ri.38et 69f child's bleeping garments 48c' A Roosevelt club wab organized with a big membt-rsliip at Mo -nment ast Sat unlay evening wi h (he following officers: President, Oscar Schaefer ; Necretary, Henry Murphy. This is the first Roosevelt club to be organized in Grant county. County School Superintendent J. .W. Ship'ey has sent to the clerks ot the several school districts of Morrow county blanks for taking the annual census reports in order to comply with the law which requires everv district clerk to enroll annually during the last week in February, for scheol purposes, all pesons in his district over four and under 20 years of age. An interesting and holly contested game of basket ball occurred at Lexing ton last Saturday afternoon between Heppner and Lexington teams. At the end of the second half, honors were even with the score tied. The final re sult of the game was a victory for Hepp ner by a score of 14 to 16. Following is flie line up of the game: Heppner Will Hendricson, center; Edgar Ayers, forward; Carl Rhea, forward; Carl Farnsworth, Jesse Hale, guards. Lex ington Carl Beach, center; Roy Bre frhears, forward; Howard Lane, for ward; Willcox, Frank Parker, guards. Valentine Party. Miss Mabel Ayers entertained a tew of her friends last Saturday evening in a most charming manner by giving a valentine party. The invitations Bent out were in rhyme, whichwere to be answered in the same manner, and were to be read aloud, and the one composing the masterpiece received a prize. This proved that Heppner was far from being devoid of poets. Earl Conser's answer was the winning num ber. A dainty luncheon was served, which was not at .all the least enter taining of the enjoyable events of the evening. The house was decorated with innum erable red hearts, which produced a pleasing effect. A very enjoyable time was bad and it proved without a doubt that Miss Ayers is a royal entertainer. Clark. McDowell. An interesting wedding was solen.n- lieu m uib refiuenc - oi mi. ana rs. Ai let Brock, at 52b Couch street, Tort land, Oregon, Sunday, February 14, at 8:3d a. in., in the marriage of Mr. M. D. Clark and Mrs. Minnie McDowe l both of Heppuer, Immediately after the marriage ceie mony Mr. and Mrs. Clark took the train for Spokane, for a short wedding trip. Mr. Curk and Mrs. McDoacIi are among Heppner's most popular peop'e, being well known here where they have many friends who will welcome and congratulate them on their return to this city. Mr. Clark is an energetic and niter prising yoursg business man and is a member of the firm of Minor & Co., who own one of the largest department stores in Eastern Oregon. By strict at tention to business and good judgment he has been no sm all factor iu helping to build up a great business. The part he has played with Cupid has been Kept a secret, the announce ment of his engagement only being made to a few intimate friends. Mrs. McDowell is an accomplished and charming young lady, anu being also well known here, has a host of friends. v, 'l LOLLS & PLEISS - TAILORS - First class work and fit guaranteed . . . . Reasonable Prices Heppner, - Oregon win,!! , sl m u . o. :ui on . s. lowi: HeDDnsr Poultry Yards Breeders of S. C. B. P. Rocks S. Ck Buff Leghorns From March 1st t-gga for betting $1.25 per 15. Eggs from choice pen $2.25 per 15. Single birds or pairs for sale Steel A' tree In ml Show Co. itiAitiiir.ii. WOOD MADDOCK at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. VanVactor, in this city, Tuesday evening, February 16, 1904, Dr. J. F. Wood and Miss Mary K. Msddock, both of Condon. Father Kelly officiating. Dr. Wood is one of the leading phy sicians of Condon. Miss Maddock is an accomplished and popular young lady. 10R COI XT1 CLERK I hereby annunce myself as a candi date for the office of County Clerk sub ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention of Morrow County, Oregon. JAMES HART. Whenever this company comes to Heppner a crowded house is assured, as it is a foregone conclusion that the people will not be disappointed. The entertainment given in Roberts' opera house Monday evening excelled all former shows and was highly appre ciated by Heppner people. The house was packed to overflowing. Many new features bavtj been added since their last appearance here. "The trip to the Moon" was very in teresting, for we doubt if 'many of our people have had an opportunity ot vis iting that world. One thing that the Heppner people admired above all was the flower gardens of Calitornia. The illustrated solos and duets were well rendered. lilessrs. Steel & Freeland are always welcome in Heppner and a crowded house is assured should they return again. I". Election of 4lfllcer. At the regular monthly business' meeting of the Christiau Endeavor So ciety of the Christian Church, the fol lowing officers were elected for the en suing year. I'resident, Howard H. Gove; .vice president, Ethel (. Reed; recording secretary, Mabel Ayers; corresponding; secretary, Gertrude Crawford ; treasur er, Mrs. Jennie Beckdolt; organist, Lenna L. Reid, The president appoint- -ed the following as chairmen of the va rious committees: Lookout, Lenna L. Reid; prayar meeting, Gertrude Crawford; soeiaV Gertrude Lamb; music, Dora Prater. Delegates were chosen to attend the Union State Endeavor Convention which meets in Pendleton, Feb. 19-22; 1904. Those who will represent the so ciety at this place are the Misses Reid Dora Trnter, Esther Ford. Mary Beh rens and Gertrude Crawford.