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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1909)
V f " ... i- Local and Personal Notes. IlinlieHt hh!i pi ire imul for hidt'B r)etH mid lut I li l Coli Dr S i iih iI 'b lit oi itti Uhhi t BfOHt of 50 I 7..r)0 Law ri'iKin Sliult returned to Halem Saturday. W. P. Dutton returned from Portland, TueHday eveuiog. Ai drew K-ller, Tlie DhIIch brow pi', hihii, wuh hii ineoimiiig passeu- If y I) li IV po I V l ii, huh Aii- gerTu winy. baiJi Bioh. uppoM'n p itiiii.K null. Mr. Mini Mrs. rtm.:y UobwrtH, oi Ilrtrdiuan, w. re 11 r pm-r vitnto JuendHy. 'ondic r I'ttd Wall had bou lail up witn rli iin .tiiii for hmv tfii tiay Mi a V. A. Orr m recoveiing rapidly f''" " ,'.-ra 1 1 i fur np jpei dicitib i It ,o T.ii:omn, n former reHid.jut of fcl m Mile, was iu the -ciiv tliH week. tr. and Mr a. G.en Buyer, who a e ,t tlie holidtya at 'the Dalles, n turned Saturday. Mrn. It. V. Wigh8Wortb, who waa oprnted upon for appendicitis, is improving rapidly. A Iven, of I rrioii, was today appointed fruit inspector for Mor row county by the couuty court. llev. Jams Henderson will con duct services at the Epi. Cpal church next Sunday, January 10. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Cohn and eons have returned from Boi.se, Idaho, where they upcut the holi days. Marriage licences for 190S were !es numerous than thoe in 1U07 in several Oregon counties, not withstanding it was leap year. Spray, spray, spray , at least three tinier a year, urges the Albany Democrat. Tlmt is what does the business Rt Hoid River, North Yakima, Wenatchco and Rogue Kiver. Word whs receivtd here ysfer day that S. I'. CJarrigues, who b spending the winter nt Ta'o Alt California, is quite sick, having re cently suffered a severe attack of heart trouble. Mr. Clint IJissett and Miss Nellie Gordon were married at the resi deuce 'f the bride's mother in this city, Tuesday morning. They left on Tuesday morning's train for Oondon, where they will make their future home. The O. A. C. students left in a body inst Saturday morning. There were thirteen in all, ten of whom wore from Ilepj ner alone. Tliosi who left were Misi-es Nettie and Mabrie Ciurii), Merers. Earle Gilliam, Ivirl Unlleck, Alvah Joue, Glen Jones, John Hyatt, Rhea Luper, M".urice Smead, nnl Loy Tunjer, hII of Ilepinu r. Resides then-1 were ,? Oochrmi and Cotai -ton Anderson of Jlt-nument, and Forrest Mc(iinnis., of Coivallis, Attorney Sm E. Van Vuctor went to Condon this morning on gal business Mins Juauita Matlock spent Sun day in Ileppuer, leaving Monday morning for Portland. K. A Choc, of Hamilton, com mitted Hiicid' by taking strych ine, Chrihtmah night Mrs G. A. Moldeu came ud from Pom laud Tuesday. Mr. aud Mrs. Muld-n have taken apartmeuta in the Swaggart building. Mr. and Mr3. Va.vter Crawford returned the fust of the week from Brownsville, where they had been visiting during the past two weeks. Mis. W. B. IrAin and bods, Stepheu aud Ellis, were passengers for Portland Tuesday, where they' will visit for a few vveeks. Among the Christmas presents received by a Scottsburg woman was a piece of homespun linen mi d by some one of her father's family in Ohio somewhere about 00 or 70 years ago. It was sent by a relative in Iowa. Neither Grand Ronde nor Wal lowa can long remain bottled up, savs the Star. Electric power and other improved facilities will laugh at distances aud mountain grades. An electric line connecting Graml Ronde aud Wallowa and the out side world is as certain to come ,s there is certainty of progress of any kind. Colonel W. H. Holabird signed the petition for the Klamath Falls- Crater Lake road, aud wrote as fol lows: "No public improvement in more essential to the growth of the country than good roads. Before building the roads seud your com mittee to southern California that they may see what a really good road means. Los ALgeles county voted $3,500,000 for good roads, the bonds are so'.d aud tbe'w'ork is going on. We hink it will inciease the wealth of the county one hum drrd fold. The very worst Tolly is waste of money iu poorly built roads." Notice to Fruit Growers, j fX$pc$ Nervier al I lie T t liod i ; t'linrtli. .Sunday, January Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7 p. m b the pastor, Walter L. Airhearr, Subjects, mrrnitig sermon, "T! e Ph dge of n-dempt ion" Deut. 33:3; evening, ''Lot, the Undecided Man' Gen. 19:10. Evangelistic services will be held every evening during the week at who spent the holidays in Uepp- j 7:30. Mr. Brymer will lead the ocr. song service. T - - . You must spray your Hpple ami pear trees within tbe next 30 (Java with a liquid made by dissolving 12 pound b'uo vitrol in 100 gallon of wate'. This is the most eflfeutive triatment known for all fungus diaasea, including an thracinose (derived from anthrax, mean ing carbuncle) wliicti forma black spots on the trunk and limbs, which soon de stroys the tree. Some of the beat au thorities say fundus diseases are more destructive and more to be dreaded than all ine ct life. Kverv orobard in Morrow county muHt be cleaned up this season. You have had ami la tiina to accuntom yourselves to this work, by ueinit tbe blue vitriol spray now, and a tt.cmiKh Hpiayinx in February, or eailv March, with lime and sulphur, either tiie Rex Spray or Niagara Spray made at Hood River. This will make all trees clean and hfalthy after the fruit sets, The trees must be sprayed three times at in tervale sf about 20 days with arsenate of lead. Dy d lig this we will have no more wormv apples. We have not nprayed nearly enough for the Codlin M jtn. I am o'ng to devote the larger part of my time with you during this winter. I will show vou how to prune and clean your orchards up. You will find it most profitable work. Our splen did success at the Umatilla-Morrow Co Fair, at Pendleton should greatly en cour ge all of us. Now I am in deadly earnest, this work must bJ (lone as 1 suggest- I have been mo'-t leasonable with all of you. I am determined that Morrow county will make a new recowl this coming season, and our trees must be in clean, vigorous condition, to get the best results, and ur popple have had to eat wormy Imit'long enough. I am going to be with ' on a great deal ;his coining year, and I shall gati'er a display whi e in.-pect ing the orchards, and I ask yon to bewin your t-lans now to grow choice vegetable! and fruits for ex hibition. We should have a street carnival in Heppner for two cr three days, before the Pendletoa fair, showing our own people what we have. Now 1 have to depend largely upon vour help in this work. The work is so scattered I can't possibly be present at all places while upraying, but I can and will come to your tiomes and coiuult with you, and show yoirhow to do. And if you don't try to do anything, I can prevent your selling any unclean fruit, and destroy your diseased trees. 1 don't expect any rouble in thin way. I have been try ing to get svme word ot mivice or en couragement from ourdistrict inspector, U. H. Weber, at The Dalles, during the hree years I haw bpen frr.it inspector. I have not received one word from bim in t-t:;ird lo it, arid I it el that a ensuing would be preferable to this Kternal Si lence. HARRY CUMMIXGS, Fruit Inspector for Morrow County. Dated at Heppner, Ore., Ic. 12, 1908. Our Annual Pre-Inventory Sale Is Now On. This simple announcement within itself is suf ficient to draw the people to our store. This is that Annual Occasion alway looked fprward to eagerly by the economically inclined. Our midwinter sales of the past have made a record. The people know what to expect, what they will find here, during these sales for we have never disappointed them. This year we will strive to beat the records of our previous efforts. We have had a remark able fall and winter business. Hundreds of Broken Lots, Odds and Ends, Remnants and Soiled Goods are the conse quence. 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