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FAIR AWARDS.
Heppner and Morrow county made a
Very good showing at the Umatilla-Mor
row District fair. The display of Mor
row couniy products was not nearly so
large as it should have been but the re
Bults speak well for the county never
theless. Among the prizes awarded we
noted the following:
In the poultry division.
D. C. Gurdane 4 firsts and 4 seconds
on Barred Plymouth Rocks ; first and
second, trio lUrred Plymouth, Rocks,
an 1 second Buff Cochin Bantams. L.
W. Brings, 4 firBts and 4 seconds Rhode
Island Reds, and first and second trio
Rhode Island Reds. Auk. Gunderain.
second White Leghorn pullets. James
Fits, first and second trio of Golden
"Wyandottes, 4 firsts and 3 seconds on
Gulden Wyandottes. W. P." Hill, first
"White Plymouth Rorke, first and sec
ond trio of Anconas, 4 firsts 3 secondg
and 2 thirds White Plymouth Rocks
and Anconas.
Farm products.
John Olden first pampas grass, sec
ond eide oats.
Oscar Minor first grasses.
D. Cor, first Banner oats. Beardless
barley,
R. V. Jones second 60 day white oats
first Blue Stem wheat.
M. D. L. French first Black rye.
Jake Young first White barley.
Wm. Heath second Turkey Red
"wheat.
Austin Devin second Blue Stem wheat
Evans Brothers second Blue Stem
Wheat.
C. E. Jones first Club whet, first on
display of Club wheat.
T. J. Harris second Blue Barley.
James Farley first sheaf oats.
Waah ThnmnRon. second display of
clnb wheat.
Herb Olden, first display of forty fold
wheat.
As to fruit and Yegetables we have
the following:
D. C. Gurdane, first best display pears
first, general display of fruit.
J. R. Olden, apples, Stark, Oregon
Red Winter, Bertzheimer, Sawyer,
Thomkins, Rambo, Baldwin, Johnathon
Second W'nesap. Yellow Newtown,
Winter Bannana, Paradise Winter Sweet
J H Bellenbrock, second, Rambos.
Henry Scherzinger, second, Northern
Spy.
M A Adkins, first, early Strawberry
J R Nunamaker, first, Gravenstein.
Alex Lindsav, second, Maidens Blush.
J M McMillan, second, Duchess of
Oldenburg.
M C McMillian. first. Duchess ef
Oldenburg,
French Burrows, first, Paradise
Sweets.
J T McMillan, first, Alexandria, Wolf
River.
T E Gay, first, Northern Spy ; second,
Wegener.
J J Adkins, second, Early Strawberry
Pears: J R Olden, firBt, Buerre East
er, Clapp's Favorite.
J H McIIaley, second, unknown
variety.
Mrs. Knappenberg, second, Sickle.
Frank Nash, first, Idaho, Oregon,
T E Gay, first, Winter Nellie; second,
Louis Boone.
J J Adkins, second, Keiffer.
II Scherzinger, first, Louis Boone;
second. Winter Kellis.
II Scherzinger, first, Transcendent
crab.
J R Olden, second, Columbia plums,
Damson plums.
J R Nonamaker, second, Hungarian
prunes.
Henry Gay, first, Pacific prunes.
Peaches J R Olden, second, Wheat
Heath. Early Crawford.
Oecar Minor, first, Early Crawford.
Miss Edna Woolery, of lone, is the
champion maker of homemade candy in
Morrow county. Laving earned off the
second prize at fair and outclassing all
other competitors from this county.
It is a matter of congratulation that a
very large number of the premiums not
mentioned in the above report were
secured by Morrow county people,
notably those of Irrigon, who seem to
have bad the best of almost everything
io which they were particularly inter
ested. If we can do so well in an ex
eeodicgly dry season and nnder such
nfavorable conditions, what may we
ot do when circumstances are aaepi
ciooe. Vk-trtf Anderson, young man of the
Eight Mile section, waa called by death
Cauda? morning. He bad lor torn
time been a victim of the white plague,
and had spent a winter Id California in
hope of restoring his health, but to no
avail, and returning home he gradually
grew weaker till the end. He was an
exemplary young man, one of the sons
of an excellent family. The remains
were laid to restat Eight Mile yesterday,
Key. E. P. Warren, of Heppner, conduct
ing the funeral. -
Mr. Karl W. Famsworth aud
Miss Charlotte E. Wilson were
united io marriage at the Presby
terian church id Monument on
Sunday, the 10th inst. The
groom ia the youngest son of Mr
and Mrs. O. E. Earnsworth of
Heppner, and is now engaged iD
the stock, business near Monument,
and the bride is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. V. B. Jenks o
Monument.
Jas. Angus has returned to
Heppner to take charge of the W
O Minor Shorthorns at Mountain
Valley Farm. He is said to be one
of the best caretakers on the coast
and is no doubt clad to be in
charge of the Minor herd again
He will keep them to the front as
the champion herd of the Pacific
slope.
Right Rev. Charles J. O'Reilly,
D. D., Bishop of Baker City, will
make an official visitation at the
Catholic church this Sunday. He
will celebrate mass and administer
Holy Communion at eight o'clock
At the 10:30 o'clock mass he will
preach the Bermon. Confirmation
will be administered at three o'clock
followed by sermon and benediction,
Franklin P. Whetstone and
Miss Nettie May Armstrong were
married at the home of the bride's
parents in Pendleton on last Wed
nesday, Rev. N. Evbds of the
Methodist church, performing the
ceremony, lne newiy married
couple will make their home in
Morrow county where Frank has
resided for the most of his life.
Extremely Polite.
The forms of Mexican politeness to
the stranger are sometimes embarrass
ing. Miss Mary Barton, who visited
the country to paint landscapes and
tells her experience in "Impressions of
Mexico," says that "people seemed
anxious to help me In all possible
ways, from the railway conductor,
who invited me to dine "frith him, to
the very smart young man that I met
In the postofflce -when I had a number
of Invitations in my hand and who of
fered to lick the stamps for me."
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Consulting the Sag.
No Korean couple would think of
marrying without consulting the sage,
who fixes the happy day for-them.
This he does simply by adding the
bride's age to the bridegroom's, and.
after determining which star rules the
destiny, of their united ages, he de
crees that the wedding shall take place
upon the day sacred to that star.
Courting Celebrity.
"I want to do some one thing that
will cause me to be talked about," said
the energetic and ambitious man.
"That's easily arranged." answered
his wife. "Merely move into a strange
neighborhood." New York American.
Shutting Him Off.
The Dad My son. I want to tell you
that the secret of my success, as It
must be of any man's, is hard work.
The Son Sh, dad! I don't care to
hear other people's secrets, and I am
too much of a gentleman to take ad
vantage of information gained in that
way. Say no more. Toledo Blade.
The Resemblance.
Teacher If the earth were empty in
side it would resemble Scholar A
razor, miss. Teacher A razor? Why,
Teddy? Scholar Because it would be
hollow ground, miss. London Telegraph.
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Customer The poison may be excel-
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Easier.
The Landlady At onr table, Mr.
BJlnks, It Is customary to return
thanks at each meal. The New Board
er Thafs fine. I like It lots better
than paying cash. New York Journal.
It Is the people who know how to
rest who do continuous good work.
Harraden.
A Matter of Measure.
"He writes poetry by the yard.
"That's probably why his verse Is TO
poor. Poetry should be written by tb
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