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About Heppner herald. (Heppner, Or.) 1914-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1917)
I. Caroline Herschel. Ammife' illstili'-'iiislji'il v, mniii wlio time hiMli"i to slicJ lilit nl'stniM' snti- ji-pts was (.'iinilini' I.ULTWi:i hrsi lil. tin; nuti.'d HSIruiiimi'T. Slit; whs tlin liiuglitcr of a ii'i:sii-i:in (if HimoviT. Hit 1'nriy i-lur:i t ion wus ilcsigm-'l 1 leuil to n iniisii-.'il farcer. Slit! accom l.uiiictl her lirtitlicr. William after ward tlic illnMriniis Sir William Ilcr wlifl - to r.iiL'lanil. Krutlicr anil sister ftnnii 1 itriicil their ti 1 1 cut ion to astrono my, mill in tT'.IS Carolini! i.nlilislicil a '('iitaloiic of Stars." 1'ntil Sir Wil liam died in lvj'j nhc was content for the most part to he known only us, liis assistant, but later she. enpiged in many original and inik'iii.'mli'iit invent 1 jrations. She devoted siecinl attention to the discovery of comets, and claim ed iiiiority in the dist ovt'iy of at least, five. A. 15. Gillette left morning for Canada, Wednesday FUil SALE -Ten head of good young win k mares or will trade. Kmiuirci of Guy Boyer, Heppner, Oregon. Stf A. K. l'.inns, who lias been or. the sick list for several days, is iible to hi; around again. Win. Howard, of Butter creek, was in Heppner Wednesday. No Hurry, The telephone bell rang with anxious persistence. The dm tor unswered the tall. "Yes?" be said. "Oh, doctor," Kald n worried voice, "somethlnfi seems to have happened to my wife. Her month seems Bet, and ulie can't say a word !" "Why, she may have lockjaw," said the medical man. "lio yon think so? Well, If you are up this way some lime next week I wlsli you would step in and see what you can do fur her." Harper'a Magazine. LOCAL AND PERSONAL War Endings. No great war of modern times hm ended during the winter months, nor, Willi tlit exception of the liusso-.Iap-ancse wur, has any liegiin then. .'or a century all wins have liegun in the fpring, summer or early autumn and ended between March and August. Argonaut. FOR SALF-;Mi acres of tine raw land in Marion county, Ore on, 10 miles from Silverton. 22 miles from Salem. Best quality soil, lies well, practically all plow land, Running water for st;ick on both quarters. Close to macadam road, less than one half mile from railroad. Good school, neighbors improved farms adjacent. Home market for all products of farm at big logging camps farther in interior. Land easily and cheaply prepared for plow. A splended proposition to cut up and sell in smaller tracts or to develop entire. For par ticulafs enquire at the iTerald ulYiw Ctf . t Our Cakes and Crackers ARE FRESH! We handle and recommend: I SWASTIKA BRAND ! When you want the best crackers ; ASK FOR Snowflakes Phelps Grocery Co. . a At Your Service McNamee Building iluuiii: llic constitution of mir new, modern home The First National Bank I !-pphi, Oiccutt Oirtkini; Account I per .enl p ml on time deposit Mr. and Mrs. FiumettCochrau of Mouumenl, were iu Heimuer 1 Monday. Oscar Schaffer and son, were MonuniPnt visitors in Heppner Monday. Dave and Will Ilynd, well known sheepmen of Sand Hollow were in town Tuesday on busi ness, Ralph Cecil, former lleppner ite now residing at Spray, was in the city Tuesday. W. P. Dutton, former resident, of Heppner, now living in Port land, was here for a few days during the week on a business trip. Creston Maddock spent a few days in Arlington during the week visitiDg his father. Rev. H. A. Noyes has returned from a pleasant vacatjon spent west of the mountains. During the trip he visited Eugene, where he spent two weeks at the U. of 0. Summer School lectures, la ter visiting Portland, Tacoma, ' Seattle and Yakima, Rev. Father O.Rourko and his neice, Miss Peggy O.Rourke, have returned from a pleasant vacation trip to California. M. Kopple has returned from a business trip to San Francisco W. S. McKimmey. former res ident here, now living near Salem, is here for a few weeks looking after the harvesting of his crop. His wheat is turning out much better than he expec ted before the cutting commenced. A. C. Allison and son of Echo were registered at the Palace Sunday, Matt Hughes, of Lone Roak, was in Heppner Sunday. Norton Wionard is spending his vacation at Seaside Oregon. Bob Hart returned from Port lanb Sunday evening where he spent Buyers' week. ' He reports having had a splendid time in the metropolis. Miss Leta Humphrey returned from an extended visit to Port land and Hillsboro Sunday even ing. While in the Valley she al so attended the Christian church convention at Turner. FOR SALE Four good Pool tablos, equipped with cues and balls, formerly in The Ciub at Palace hotel, small cash register, cigar case, several chairs, Ralph Barton, Heppner, Ore. lodlH The improvements at the Pal ace hotel are now completed and the old hostPlry has taken on a uiiierent appearance, i-nx new rooms with bath have been added lo the sleeping apartments sol arranged that they inny be let! t'iiher singly or in suite and! ninny other improvements have l been made. Heppner sh.iuld he pround of her improved hotel which is a real asset to any city of Heppner's imp irtanec. C. L. Woodson anil family have returned from an enjoyable . cimpiiig trip on Willow creek I near the coal initio. Fishing was ; I to be found only far back in the " mountains and in almost iiiacce. Slblt' places, Mr. Woodson Siiys, the places mor easily reached ! having been "tUhed out " 1 1 , w . lever. Mr. Woodson and Wilkud! llerren. who were encamped to. gether, untuned to. Ho p the camp supplied with liisii umI S huckleberries and M rs WihiU n ,is utile to bring home mhiio .V tiitiirts of tli inuch pri.'i'd Iiiti i.s for winter use. Hunting will be i:o,hI in that f.it'lioti whin toe a oiMintl open-, Mr. WihhImiii viv . I both deer and lnrl. him! iiiuiMuU.v plentiful ' KoV V. Whiltij. tin- 1, u -t S ni; J ii u r.ti i c Hutu, ictiitnt d fi iu .hi inland tup -ndiv iliinigja Jjwt.uh lit' MMted llii'i-t if (be'" J n in ' ' i int i ' unty ittid X i,f J i f the Ttooli jtniiity iilir- lie. J I t'jH'V t h hit itn iii i- into , ( y I 2 y.M'il in tin1 interior I.,,,;, , 2 t otnlitk'iM z tit i illy I t iii irv 2 It .! dept'e the rM' I fl 1 1 tl .cri pj tf L iv iu lUi) . Another Shipment of Waists NEW WIRTHMOR AND WELWORTH BLOUSES You need not spend a lot of money To have a lot of pretty new waists Not if you buy them here; in fact it might be a surprisingly small sum. To be specific $1.00 will buy a neat, worthy, appealing, dependably made, perfectly fitting waist. Two dollars it's true will buy a finer Blouse, but the thought we want to convey is that in these moderate priced waists you get Real Style dis tinction and all that cjoes to make a Blouse desirable. The Finest Dollar Waist in America wr . r- .. 'v. 1 X f , Lx. i-' S'T ' Sold at Just One Good Store in Every City NEW WIRTHMOR $1.00 WAISTS Styles as Illustrated Minor & Company "Dry Goods Department" Mike Roberts returned from a trip to his old home iu Iowa Monday evening after a pleasant visit amid the scenes of his child hood. Conditions are about the same in Iowa as here, Mr. Rod erts says, in the way of prices etc. Mr. Roberts brought bacK three young Fox s'pjirrels as pets for his boy. Mrs. Gay M. Anderson left Saturday morning for (li.lden dale, Washington, where she is spending a few weeks visiting her parents. Notice of Sale of Estrayed Animal Nntirp ia herchy irivrn tliRt I. John Curran IMir.uiaiit to nn order (if A. L. Coinett. Justice of tho I'tflcp of Oisi net No. 1. Mnrrow CoirYitv. Ore gon made AuKtiat 1j. 19i7 will cn Saturday Sep tember 8. 1017 at the hour of 2.0 i. m. of said duv ;il my idire situated nine mileajiorth of Lex iiullon.ulTor for sole and sell to the highest bidder hi,rh ' fnr cft5tl in ia!1L tl,e following-described animal. One irrey filU v atiout thrre venra old. weight about 'JnO Hounds and branded on the shoulder wiih an indMint't biand. The said animal wai tuken up bv ni" while ruimirg at lame on the Kit I; dav ,f .Innuarv. l:i 1 7. Said aale will be inatle lor llie puri'o.-e of pai in the cojt a'ld e.v. pcesof takii'U up. keeping and rj'e of surh a-ilmal. an ejtrny. h i by law pruvided. tln'.-d th'.i l 'h lay of An.il.it, l'K. LIS JOHN I'HIIAN. Heppner Church Services Catholic Church Services. First Mass, 8:00 a.m. Second Mass 10:30 a.m. Reverend Father O'Rourke. The Federated Church Sunday School 0:4,1. The lessou next Sunday will consist of stercopticau viewe of t.uecn Either aud her times. Come out aud renew your ac quaintance with the beautiful queeu. Morning seruiou: "Clorify God in your body." Fveuiug service at 8:00. f. c I If you intend to purchase an automobile at any price sec the Eight Cylinder Oldsmobile r i I - "" nt"1 11,1 two and four passenger roadster, five and seven passenger touring cars A High Grade Light Weight Car at a Moderate Price $1600. at Heppner The Oldsmobile Company Ihuoid Colin, A ;ent, Heppner, Oregon Morrow county age it for the seven passenger and roadster COLK i;iGPT, Prices, f. o. l. factory, $1795. mem.
