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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1913)
1 Merry G lappyNew Year mas Christmas Dinner 50C TURKEY GOOSE CHICKEN 12 M. to 2 P. M. 5:30 to 7:30 P. M. . '. WEW YEAR'S EVE All-Night Country Dance and Entertainment EIGHT O'CLOCK SHARP Dancing will be interspersed with vocal solos by Lutie Bonine, of Heppner, and E. J. Klink, of Condon. SUPPER AT MIDNIGHT New Years Day Music by Prof. Parsons' Orchestra from 11a. m. to 4 p. m. DINNER 50c. SUPPER 12 to 2:30 P. M. 5:30 to 8:00 P. M. EC All are WELCOME PALACE HOTEL COMPANY HEPPNER, OREGON 1 WEEK'S NEWS. Local and Personal Happenings. 1000 New Posts for sale. Phelps Grocery Co. You may lor's. Natt Webb, Jr. Walla. nod that present at Hay is down from Walla Miss Kate Moorn of Eoho Is visiting friends in this city. O A Minor consigned a car load of hogs to the Portland yards this week. J. R. Olden and wife were Tuesday morning passengers for outside points M. J. Devin of Sand Hollow transacted business in this city last Saturday. Miss Elza Love Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Fred Lucas during the holidays. Born In Heponer, Dec. 17, 1913 to the wife of Deputy Sheriff Geo. Mc Duffee, a son. Wanted Boarders by the day or week. For particulars inquire at Thomson Bros, store. 2t. Born At thier home in Heppner on Sunday Deo. 14, 1913. to Mr. and Mrs, Ingersnn, a son. Miss Gladvs Cox returned from Portland Saturday after visiting with hot brothers for a week. Dr. F. N. Christonson and mother went down to Portland on Tuesday to spend Christmas with relatives. Claud Keithley of bight Mile, was taken to the Heppner Sanatorium on Wednesday where he was operated on for appendicitis. More autos destroyed by fire than any other way. Protect yours by get ting a policy of Smead. None as cheap. None better. Miss Lilah Clark, faculty member of Heppner High sohool is attending a meeting of the State Teachers Asso ciation in Salem this week. Ray Emerson, a foimer HepiiniT boy, but now a business man of Eugene, is up from the Lane county metropolis visiting with his father, A. L. Emerson. Dr. A. D. McMurdo was called to the W. E ViKglenworth ranch on Batter creek lust Sunday evenine, where he found one of the hired men sicK with the measles. One member of the O. A. O. Cadet Baud is especially well known in this city, where he ma'ie his home for sev eral years. This gentleman is Ralph, "Tigs" Kenton, a former member of the class of 1912 of HeDDner High chool. It was only during (he last two years of Mr. Kenton's residence in this city that his musical Qualities were biought out. After leaving Heppner, he went to Albany and grad uated from Albany High school. He has come out wonderfully under Cap tain Beards' direction. This is bis second vear at O. A. C. and he is a first chair man in the clarinet division. His old Heppner. friends are justly proud of bim. Jesse R. Kellems and wife and James McCallum of Eugene, arrived at Heppner on Tuesday evening Mr. Kellems and Mr. McCallum are the boy evangelists engaged to conduct a aeries of meetinss at the Christian church in this city that is to continue over a period of four weeks. These young men are well equlped in their line and there is promise that Heppner will have one of the very best revivals iu her history. Frank S Parker arrived at Heppner on Saturday from Philomath, Oregon, to join his family who have been in Heppner for several months past. He was accompanied by Mr. Clyde Craw ford, of Shedd, Oregon, who will re main here for the winter. Mr. Parker aod family expeot to make their home In Morrow county. Irs. W. S. Taylor who has been visting at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stevenson in Hepp ner for the past three months, depart ed for her home at Oakland, Calif. , on Saturday. Mrs. Taylor was called here by the seiious illness of her mother who is now reported to be greatly improved in health. Wilson O. Bayless was in from his Rhea creek home on Tuesday. Out ills w&y there has been but very little of this fng that Heppner has been en joying lor tne past two or inree weegs and up to the coming of the little snow on Monday the people of his vicinity hd been enjoying a season of pleasant sunshine. Miss Hazel Fawcftt, eiligth grade teacher In the Henpner schools, de parted for Salem on Monday to attend the meeting of the State Teachers Association in session in that city this week. V. E. Brown who was quite ser- ously hurt several days aeo by being run over by a wngon loanta wuii wheat, Is reported as improving very satisfactory and will soon be about attain. The family of O. E. Jones have moved to town from their Eieht Mile farm to remain for the balance of the school term. The thermometer is getting a whack these nights. Tuesday night was the coldest of the'seascn at Hepp ner and the mercury registered 9 above zero. For sale, at a bargain, a fine high grade organ. A J. STEVENSON, lm. Mrs S. T. Robison, of Hardman, underwent a very serious surgical operation at Heppner Sanatorium Monday. She vas just returning from a visit of several weeks with her people at Forest Grove and Port- Ian and was taken ill at Heopner. The operation was reported very suc cessful and Mrs, Robison is doing well at this time. Sunt S. E. Notson left for Salem on Monday to attend the meeting of the State Teacher's Association. It shall be unlawful tor any person, firm or corporation to import or sell any infected or diseased fruit of any kind in the state of Oregon. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this act shall be deemed suilty of a mis demeanor, and upon conviction there of shall be punished by a fine of not le6s thau 125 nor more than $100. Printed bv order of Harry Cumm ings, Fruit inspector for Morrow Connty. ' 4-rao. For Sale A four-year-old Guernsey bull. This is a splendid animal. I mieht consider trade for good beef producing cows. Joseph Eskelson, 2m. Lexington , Oregon. . Wanted A girl to do general housework. Inquire at this office. Harry Morgan of Canyon City is viBiting with his sister, Mra. Artie Morgan Conder in this city. Photographs FOR Christmas MAKE AN APPOINTMENT AT ONCE B. G. SIGSBEE The Photographer In Your Town Imperial Cleaning & Dye Works W.R. HUBBARD, Prop. We have just opened up in the Garrigues buil ding, east side Main St., Heppner. Bring your old clothes to us and we will make them look like new. Hats Cleaned and Blocked Gloves Cleaned and Shaped I Wr txtrnli to all (Dur best urialffH fur a iHrmj flUtnsfmas anil ifjajiHij Nau f par utrlrr attii (DptmnrtriBt J That '-there is more pleasure in giving than in receiving" is doubly true when your heart is made glad by buying some of our 8 n f DDECtSKilEE j ..JLa b n and then your joy is made complete in our PREMIUM QIFTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS K K 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 . "0' T T'Jli T,' ' 1-Pi !!r Pn 2Ps Usi iSi Ssh Saik SSak 3 las ramitare Company
