The gazette-times., July 31, 1913, Image 5

WEEK'S NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.
An A No). buKyand single harness
for sale. See Clyde Wells.
Harvest Time in Eastern Oregon
bat Railroad Time at Haylors.
Dr. N R. Wimiard returned Satur
day from a short visit at Portland.
John Kilkenny and wife were up
from Lower Sand Hollow Tuesday.
For Sale Registered Poland Ohnia
pigs. For information address A. R.
Nail. Castle Rock, Oregon. 2t.
G. A. Bleakman, Hardman mer
chant, accompanied by Mrs. lileak
man, made Heopner a visit Monday.
The Batter Creek Laud & Stock Co.
tihiuped out two cars of cattle from
the Heppner yards Mondav conspired
to the Benson Commission Co. of Port
land. J. W. Becket came up from Port
land the past week and is looking after
affairs on this Eight Mile farm. He
came by auto and was in Heppner
Saturday.
A glance at Haylor's window and
von will see a few of the tools UBed
to dissect ami repali wacthes, clocks
and jewelry.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Oommell, who reside at the mouth of
Skinner creek, on July 26tii. a 10
pound daughter.
The Misses Lulu, Svbil. Ruth and
Marie Haeer returned Friday from a
-vieit of a month with relatives in
Umatilla county,
Jas Burnside was down from Hard
man Tuesday arid returued home with
a big load of wheat sacks which will
be used in caring for his crop.
Knt Rakeo, of Blackhorse, was
operated orr fnr a hid case of blood
poisoning at St. Charles hostnital.
Ha had a dose call and came near
losing his arm.
Caso Furniture Company have just
hitd comoleted a commodious wareioom
in the rear of their store which will
prove a great convenience in shelter
ing surplus Stock.
Earl Gilliam and wife returned
from their vacation the first of the
week. While gone they visited
Suokane, Seattle, Portland and other
points of insterest. ,
I offer for sale my furniture and
goo.1 will "of business in Morrow room
ing house. A srood proposition and
best of reasons for selling.
Clyde Wells.
At a meeting of the School board
Tuesday it was decided to postpone
trie opening Jof school until Sept. 15.
This is made necessary on account of
some delay in getting the new build
inir realy.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank. Hall was very successfully
operated on the past week at St.
Charles hospital for the removal of
tonsils and adenoids, nnd at this writ
ing in doing well.
Found On the atrents of Heppner.
a gold watch, H. Hamlet & Co. make,
hack of case having engraving of
locomotive on it. Owuer can get
same ty calling at this oince and pay
ing for this notioe.
Mrs. Calrissa Franklin and daughter
Miss Nellie, of Hamilton, are visiting
at the home of T. E. Ohidsey. Mrs.
Franklin is returning from an extend
ed visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Wm. Swick, at Hood River.
I am offering for sale my Heppner
residence property. $1500 takes the
plane, including piano, and household
furniture. For particulars address
Mrs. Amanda MoAtee Kieer, 660
"Water Street, Portland, Oregon, tf.
A. H. Zehrnng returned Friday
from his vacation of two weeks and has
Again assumed his duties as railway
mail clerk on the branch. He spent
bia vacation with his family on a small
farm thoy own in Benton county near
OorvalliK
Mr R. Rasmussen, formerly in the
creamery business at Lexington, and
now of The Dalles where he is en
gaged in the same line, was in Hepp
ner on Friday last. He had been
making a trip over Morrow county in
the interest of his business.
N. C. Maris, of Portland, represent
ative of the O. A. 0. in their exten
sion work, is in Heppner assisting the
local committee in getting up the
premium list for the coming Morrow
county fair. Mr. Maris arrived
Towday evening and will put three
days at this work.
ProiT. II. H Hoffman, Judge C. C.
ratterson and T. J. Humphreys re
turnod Friday from their outing of
fifteen days in Grant county. During
their absence they visited McDuffy
Spring an! the Stalter mine in the
Sufnville section extracting ore from
the bowels of the earth.
Oscar Borg returned from Portland
Tuerdiy evening where he had been
on a visit to his father who is very
ill at his home in the city. Mr. Borg
has suffered a stroke of parallysis. his
throat and tongue being entirely par
alized and he is in a very serious con
dition. The best of medical attention
is being given him but little hope is
held out to the family that he will
ever be any hotter. The many friends
of Mr. Borg ot Hepnner are very
sorry to learn of his allliction and ex
tend to him thtir sincerest sympathy
with the hope that he may be able to
get permanent relief and be restored
to health.
Mrs. Frankie Luper departed for
Portland yesterday and will be absent
from Heppuer during the month tf
Auaust. She expects to go on to Med
ford for a short visit, and will then
return to Portland to attend to the
buying of her fall millinery slock
which will be one of the best selec
tions ever brought to the city. Mail
will reach her at 97 East 58th Street,
North, Portland.
J. T. Kirk and family have returned
to Heppner from the Alaea oountry
where they went several months aao
They expect to spend the balance of
the summer here and may return to
the coast country in the fall where
they have a small place well adapted
to dairying.
The families of S. E. Van Vactor
and T, J. Mahoney packed their bagg
age and deoartd Saturday for Herren's
Mill where they have gone into camp
for the balance of the heated term,
and whore Sam and Tom will nut in
tlieir leisure moments picking huckle
berries. IONE.
George Giddens was a passenger to
the Junctiou Thursday of last ween.
We wonder what he went for.
Roy Akers departed for Idaho last
week where he will help his brother-in-law
take care of the harvest.
Billie Swanson has bouarht him one
of those big oil bnrnius engines and
will try and tear the bone out with it.
Mrs Emma Dobvns has gone out to
Herb Oldens to cook for the harvesters
who are busy looking after Herb's
crop.
Mr. Beckett of Portland formery of
this part of the country was an lone
visitor last week, going through in
his car.
L. P. Davidson went to Portland
Satnrdav of last week with a car load
of mutton. Wo hope he markets it a
the top price.
Mr. Vicev Snerrv who has been out
near Olx cooking for soma time came
home last week and went out to Frank
Everson's to help take caro of the new
boy.
Mrs. Mallory of Portland came in
to lone last week to visit wich her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Cronau. she went
up to Heppner last Saturday niirht to
risit with relatives there.
Ike Howard and family were Port
and passengers Wednesday of last
week where they will visit with rela
tives for a short time and possibly go
to the coast for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Palmateerwho
have been in t he valley all winter re
turned to their home near Morgan last
week and will see that the golden
grain is properly attended to.
Mrs. Frank Engleman and her two
youngest childreu were passengets for
Portland Thursday of last week they
will visit there for a few days and
then go to the coast for a short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk 'formerly of
Heppner but who have been living in
the valley for some time came into
lone last Sunday and are visiting with
theii daughter, Mrs. Fred Ritchie.
Mies Ruth Bewley who has been
clerking in the Walker store for some
time was a passenger for Tillamook
last Thursday a week ago where she
will visit with her people for some
time.
Mr. Frank Everson is the proud
daddy of a fine boy born last week.
The mother and child are gettine
along nicely and ti 1 thought that
Frank will be out of daDger in a few
days.
Little Miss Alma Wills who has
been visiting with S. E. Moore and
family for some time letf for her home
at Portland last Sunday. She was
accompanied to the Junction by S. E.
Moore and daughter Eddine.
Mr. John Land, Mrs. Delia Corson
and Eldrid who have been at Camp
bell, California for the past ftwo
months returned to lone last Sundy.
Mr. Land had the mistortune of losing
his wife. He brought her back and
buried her at Arlington, Oregon.
Jewel Hale and wife who have been
living in lone for the past six months
departed for Marshfield last Sunday
where Jewel will take a half interest
in a moving picture show that one of
his brothers has got hold of. We
wish them every success in their new
borne.
Miss Ella Rrummitt and Miss Ber
tha Birmond who have been making a
tour of western California and Mexico
are in lone these days visiting with
Mrs. Cvnthia Walker who is the aunt
of one of these young ladies. The
dirty, dusty days we have been hav
ing of late do not Beem to bother
these ladies as thev say the weather
In the vicinity of Hays, Kansas, where
thev reside is much the same.
LEXINGTON ITEMS,
Mrs! Art Parker spent Sunday in
Heppner.
, Dad Hynd if Sand Hollow was a
business visitor in Lexington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F.d Duran entertained
Mr Duran's aunt and cousin last
Wednesday.
Mr. Wright was an lone visitor
Sunday having some "interesting
molars extracted.
We see Harold Reaoey, Bill Aubrey
and Walter Johnson are three new
hands on the section.
2 Miss Mary Graham daughter of
Rev. Graham, a former Lexington
Methodist pastor is here visiting
friends.
Grandma Butler, Mrs. Marsh White
and the Thomoson baby were all sick
at their h lines last week but are bet
ter at this writing.
At preaching on Sunday, the Rev.
Winey announced that preaching and
Sundaysehool would be suspended un
til Seuti. 1st on account of the hot
weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Guv Nordyke who
have been making Lexington their
home for son) time past left for Seattle
Wash. the. last of the week, their
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eph Esselson were
pleasantly surnrised last Sunday eve
ning by the arrival of Mr. Eskelson's
sister, her husband ar.d daughter from
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Well! well I did you notice that
smile on Glen Dans and Charlie Greys
faces, it is because of the arrival of
a daughter this last week at each of
their respective homes in and near
Lexington.
Mrs. Sylvia Beymer had quite an
experience when a bee stuna her over
the eye on the forehead causing both
eyes to swell shut. The wound is
healing but Sylvia says she dossn't
want to-be stnng again.
CECIL.
Miss Amy Waddell of Batter creek
was a guest at the Hynd home the
past week.
Mrs Nannie Linsner of Pilot Rook
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Goorge Mellon.
A fine balv girl arrived at the h"mo
of Pat Farley Wednesday. July 23rd,
1913. That is why Pat wears that
broad smile that wont come off these
days.
The highest temperature registered
here during the recent warm wave
was 104. With two sultry warm
nights which is extremely rare in
Oregon.
Mrs. Wm. Hynd and daughter. Miss
Anna of Sand Hollow, stopped eff for
a few days visit with Jack Hynd and
family while enroute home from Port
land Friday.
Mr. William Ewing and family left
Monday for Mt. Adams on a three
weeks camping trip. Miss Vadra
Farnsworth and O. E. Smith accom
panied them.
S M. Morgan and E. F. Fairhurst
auctioned off their dairy herd last
Saturday. There were fifteen cows
and about the same number of young
stock sold. All bringing a fair figure.
Heading and haying both have beeu
delayed by the wind and beat the past
week. Mr. Lee 'a men were com
pelled to work nights while mowing,
as the horses could not withstand the
heat of day.
Dr. Chick was called to the Osborn
home one day last week owing to the
illness of Mr. and Mrs. Streeter's
little fellows. The malady proved to
be measles and chicken pox combined.
At last accounts they were doing nice
ly. Peter Bauernfiend left Monday for
McDuffy Hot Springs to be absent
three months on his annual vacation.
Peter says that MoDufiy ia probably
the "Fountain of Youth" disguised,
and that be owes his vigor and good
health to his frequent trips there.
"Pete" as he is familiarly called is
a pioneer of Morrow county having
come here from Los Angeles in about
1874 and resided here continuously
during that time.
Stray Mares.
I have at my place on Balm Fork,
two stray mares. One a dark iron
oH branded NS on hie:
& j -one
a light gray, 8-year-old with same
brand. Owner can get these animals
by paying cost of adv l Using and
pasturage. Have been at my place
the past two months.
JAS. FA RLE v,
tf Heppner, Ore.
Good horse pasture 5 miles from
Heppner on the Stalter place. Good
fence, fine water $1.50 per head a
month. See Dr. Winnard.
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