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WEEK'S NEWS.
Local And Personal Happen
ings cf Heppner And
Vicinity.
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WE WISH ALL OUR CUSTO
MERS AND FRIENDS
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Happy and Prosper
ous New Year
N. B. In accordance
with our usual custom,
the store will close at
noon for the balance of
New Year's Day.
PHELPS GROC'RY CO.
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The INDEPENDENT GARAGE
KING & REDIFER
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
Tires and Tubes Vulcanized. Batter
ies Recharged. Electric Equipment.
MAXWELL AGENCY
and service station
Curs Tor Hire at All Honrs.
Phones: Hlmp .""- Ucsirfontc ."."J
Heppner
Located on North
Main Street
Oregon
THE
HARDEMAN HAT
THE HAT
FOR YOU
We carry a com
plete line of this ex
cellent head wear
in all the late patterns and standard
colors. This populor $3.00 hat is
waiting for you at the store of
SAM HUGHES CO.
Train Kills John Neff.
John Neff, a section hand on the
O-W. R. & N. Co. railroad at Castle
Rock, was killed this morning by
train No, 19 and was brought here
until an Inquest can be held.
Our Information Is that Neff was on
a speeder traveling ahead of the train
and It Is supposed that he did not
hear the train, which could not be
placed under control In time to save
him. When the collision came the
speedor with Neff was thrown clear
of the track killing Neff Instantly.
On examination It was found that
nearly all the bones In his body were
broken. Arlington Independent.
Revival at Hordman.
Rev. G. E. Williams and wife of
Portland, will begin a revival in
Hardman next Monday evening, Jan.
3.
These evangelists are well known
throughout the state and the people
of Hardman and vicininty are for
tunate in having them In their midst.
W. K. France was in the city from
Arlington last Monday.
Thco. Cork, cf Monument, was in
the rity the first of the week.
Gone Lovgren of Eleht Mile, was a
Heppner visitor last Friday.
W. T. McXabb and L. P. Davidson
of lone, were in Heppner last Fri
day. L. D. Neill, Butter creek farmer
and stockman, was in the city Mon
day. ' John Nash, W. V. and C. B. E wr
ing of Cecil, were in the city on
business Monday.
Harry Bartholomew and son Lee,
were in the city last week from their
home at Stanfield.
E. D. Woodbury, auditor for the
O-W. R. & N. Co., paid Heppner an
official visit on Tuesday.
Percy Jarmon and Ed Ditty were
in the city Monday from Mr. Jar
mon's ranch on Butter creek.
Guyle Shurte, of Arlington, son of
C. W. Shurte, visited at the latter's
home in this city over the week end.
Herman Neilson, an extensive
wheat farmer of the Hardman sec
tion, paid Heppner a visit on Mon
day. Robert Young, deputy state game
warden, made a business trip into the
Gooseberry section Tuesday. He re
turned home last night.
WANTED By man and woman,
position on stock ranch. Twenty
five years experience. Wages no ob
ject. Inquire at this office. tl.
Frank Turner and wife and child
ren went to Portland this morning.
They will remain in the mertopolis
several days on business and pleasure
bent.
Born In this city on Monday,
December 27, 1915, to Mr. and Mrs.
George Thomson at their home on
Court street, a daughter, weight 7
pounds.
Miss Mary Currin, a student at the
Oregon Agricultural College, is home
from Corvaliis to spend the ho!idas
iith her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
J. Currin.
Evangelist G. E. Williams, of Port
Icnd, whe held a revival in Heppner
some years ago, will preach at the
Christian Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Willis MoCarty Fpent Christmas
with relatives and friends in this
city. Mr. MoCarty now lives in Port
land and Has a good position with the
O-W. it. & N. Co.
Miss Blanchae Minor, who has
been attending school in Portland,
is spending the Christmas holidays
v i th her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. C A.
.Minor in this city.
W. B. Finley of the Sand country,
was in Ileppned Monday arranging
the details for a big rabbit drive
which will be held in his neighbor
hood next Saturday.
W. U. Scott, Lexington banker, was
a business visitor in the city Wednes
day for a short time. He reports'that
Lexington's fine new school building
will be completed by the end of an
other month.
Donald Haylor went to Portland
Saturday to spend three weeks with
liis family there. He will not bring
his family to Heppner until Spring,
since at this time there are no houses
available for rent.
B. V. Crawford returned to his
home at Sliedds Monday, after visit
ing with relatives in Heppner for sev
eral weeks. He stopped off at lone
for a short visit with the Vawter
Crawford family.
J. E. Musgrave was in the city
Tuesday to make final proof on his
homestead before U. S. Commission
er C. C. Patterson. He was accom
panied by Ernest Cannon and George
Chapin, who served as witnesses.
Chas. Rice and sister, of Idaho,
have arrived in heppner after a trip
through California. They have de
cided to locate here and would ac
cept a position on a stock ranch.
Mr. Rice has had 25 years experience
in running stock.
Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Handsaker left
Monday for Walla Walla, Wash.,
where they are attending the North
west Parliament .of Christian Minis
ters this week. From Walla Walla
they will go to Baker, where they
will conduct a revival beginning next
Sunday.
C. A. Minor, well known local
sheepman, last week purchased a
new Ford car from Vaughn &. Sons.
Although Mr. Minor has a Cadillac,
he is convinced that the Ford is the
right car for general purposes, be
ing highly adapted to the roads of
this section.
Mrs. M. C. Turner and son Billie,
and Miss Leone Weber returned to
their homes in Portland Tuesday af
ter spending Christmas at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Borg in this
city. Mrs. M. A. Swope, a sister of
Mr. Borg, who lives in Astoria, will
spend some time visiting here.
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Wish to extend an appreciation
and thanks to all for your very
liberal patronage during the
year
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We solicit your favors for the
coming year and wish to
everyone
A Very Happy New Year
Minor & Co.
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