HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1927.
PAGE SEVEN
Local
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M. L. Case, new owner of the Fair
building, has greatly pleased his ten
ants, the employees of the United
States postofflce, by the improvements
made in their part of the building
this week. Swinging doors at the
front entrance, and another set of
doors a few feet inside, forming an
alcove leading into the main lobby
will be the means of shutting out the
cold air and making it much easier
to keep the lobby and working quar
ters in the postofflce comfortable.
A new floor was also laid in the lobby
and double doors placed at the back
entrance to the office department.
Mrs. Richard Wells met with some
trouble while on her way to Pendle
ton Friday afternoon. Reaching the
summit of Franklin hill, Mrs. Wells
ran into a heavy fog which made it
impossible for her to see any dis
tance. The car skidded and went off
the grade into the ditch. No serious
damage resulted to the machine as it
turned straight off the grade and was
stopped by boulders, but it took the
pleasure out of the. anticipated visit
to Pendleton and Mrs. Wells returned
to Heppner on the Btage. Walter La
Dusire went out and brought in the
It was some cold in Heppner on
Friday and Saturday nights, though
the thermometer did not reach the
cero point. The nearest it came was
2 above. Numerous water pipes were
frozen and the plumbers have been
busy men the nort of the week. The
milder weather came on Sunday and
a little snow comes along most every
day, reminding the residents of the
Heppner country that winter is real
ly approaching. It looks like a white
Christmas now.
Announcements have been received
by friends in Heppner of the coming
marriage of Herman H. Hill, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Hill of Lexington,
to Miss Blanch Lillian Taylor, daugh
ter of Mrs. Martha L. Taylor of Port
land. The wedding will be an event
of Saturday, December 24th, and will
take place at Rose City Presbyterian
church.
Miss Edna Vaughn and Miss Eva
Hiatt went to Arlington on Friday
and were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tash over Friday night.
The purpose of their visit was to -attend
the senior class play of the Ar
lington high school, given on Friday
evening, in which Miss Zada Tash
had a prominent part.
The Willing Workers of the Chris
tian church held their bazaar on Fri
day, and regardless of the very in
clement weather, it proved a success,
and the ladies realized about $150 for
their efforts. Some articles of fancy
work remain to be disposed of, but
these will be sold and the money
turned in later.
Guy Shaw, who is with the county
bridge crew, was here from Lexing-
ton on Tuesday. He reports that all
the bridge work on tHe Lexington
Jarmon market road is completed and
the grading is about finished. The
coming season will see this road all
surfaced.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Green were vis
itors in Portland over the week end,
going to see their little daughter
Ruth who is a patient in the Shrine
hospital in the ctiy. The little girl
is getting along quite well and will in
time fully recover the use of her leg.
Arnold Pieper states that his grain
is all up just right and that the cover
ing of snow is what is needed to
protect it from any freezing weather.
Mr. Pieper was in town Tuesday and
reports about the same fall of snow
in his section as around Heppner.
R T. Felflpharrw fnrmttr nf the
Morgan section, is at Heppner x this
week serving on the jury in circuit
court. Mr. Eckleberry farms the Say
ers place and the prospects lor an
other good crop in the Morgan coun
try are excellent.
Dr. Clarke of the CLARKE OPTI
CAL CO., 360A, Alder St., Portland,
Ore., EYE SIGHT SPECIALISTS, will
be in Heppner all day and evening,
Sunday, December 18th, at Hotel
Heppner. SEE HIM ABOUT YOUR
EYES.
TURKEY DINNER Served Christ
mas Day at Mrs. Huston's Cottage
Inn. Plenty of turkey and all the
flxin's, J1.00. 39-40.
M. N. Kirk is in the city this week
from his Clarks canyon ranch, serv
ing on the jury. He reports some
snow In his dsitiict which will prove
to be protection to the growing wheat.
Frank A. McMenamin, Portland at
torney, arrived at Heppner on Sun
day to be present at the opening of
Circuit court here on Monday, having
business before that body.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give a tea on Thursday, Dec. 29,
from 3 to 7 o'clock. Tea, sandwiches
and cake at 25c. At Parish House. 40
Dressmaking and ladies' tailoring.
Rooms over Mrs. Taylor's across the
street from Methodist church. All
work guaranteed. Mrs. Ellen Moore.
x The ladies of the Episcopal church
report that their bazaar held at the
Parish house was a financial success,
the net returns being $211.
Wm. French is the new shoe repair
man at Gonty's shoe store. He comes
from Klamath Falls and expects his
family to arrive shortly.
Mrs. Emma Whetstone, who has
been quite ill at her home in this
city for the past several weeks, is
now convalescing. '
FOR" SALE Three Kentucky Holt
drills, 7-18's . or would trade for
sheep, hogs or cattle. Edward A. Lin
deken, lone. 88-41
Al Troedson of Morgan is spending
the week In Heppner, being called to
the county seat on jury duty. ,
FOR CHRISTMAS TREES, See Con
Adkins, or inquire at Heppner Serv
ice Station. 39-40
Dr. Clarke, Eye Eight Specialist, in
Heppner Sunday, Dec. 18th.
I Save Money i
The Bankrupt Stock of
il Harwood's Jewelry
P will remain on sale at auction prices until
2? Christmas.
A chance to buy watches, diamonds and
Christmas presents at cost.
Grebe Radio Sets, Late Sheet Music, Port-
able Phonographs, One used Saxophone
S at $65.00, one at $50.00.'
gf Main Street, Hotel Heppner Building.
Sjf Open Evenings. jff
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Grand Opemii
of the new
Auditorium-
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Don't Miss It!
THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY
"DUMMY"
The Big Event of the Season!
Tuesday, Dec. 20
You'll never forgive yourself
if you miss it!
Something Unusual 1 Somehting Mysterious
Something to make you laugh!
Get the happy spirit before Xmas !
BE THE EARLY BIRD! BUY YOUR TICKET NOW!
Reserved Seats on Sale at Humphreys'.
GENERAL ADMISSION 50c.
RESERVED SEATS 75c
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FormerJWorrow County
Man Now at Newberg
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Howard, for
forty years residents of Morrow
county, have taken apartments in
Newberg for the winter, according to
word received by this paper, and Mr.
Howard has become affiliated with
the firm of W. E. White & Co., real
tors, for many years one of the lead
ing real estate firms of Yamhill
county, located at Newberg. Mr.
Howard reports business as moving
very satisfactorily in Western Ore
gon for this time of year. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard went to Newberg from
Hood River, where they had been
residing for the past few years, af
ter disposing of their holdings at
lone.
Word also was received from James
A. Howard, former resident of lone,
and wife, announce the birth of a
son, James Arthur, Jr., at McMinn
ville on December 10. Mr, Howard,
who attended high school at lone, is
now head of the social science de
partment in the union high school at
West Linn, Oregon.
See Dr. Clarke, the EYE SIGHT
SPECIALIST, about, your eyes. In
Heppner Sunday, Dec. 18th. Hotel
Heppner.
sale good pasture. Ralph Butler on
ai HenriKgen rancn near Lexington.
Come in and ask on how to get one
of the large dolls for 99c. See them
In our window. Gonty Shoe Store.
SPECIAL AT
Buhn's
FOR THIS WEEK
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A Real Value
$50
DIAMOND
RING
$38.75
Recent Tests
have proved the value of
. DRY GROUND FEED -
Our Attrition Mill grinds any
grain to any degree of fineness.
Heppner Farmers
Elevator Company
Heppner Gazette Times for Everything in Printing
LOOK FOLKS! What We Have
For MOTHER, SISTER, or LADY FRIEND
Toilet Sets, Stationery, Vases, Fountain Pens, Pencils, Atomizers,
Candles, Candleholders, Bok Ends, Japanese Brass Ware, Compacts,
Leather Purses, Camera, Vanity Coin Purses, Books, Candy, Bridge
Sets, Bath Salts, Manicure Sets, Fragrant Rose Petals, Flashlights,
Portable Phonographs, Perfume, Brushes and Combs, Photo Al
bums, Py-ra-lin Ivory,
For FATHER, BROTHER, or BOY FRIEND
Razors, Ash Trays, Fountain Pen Sets, Cigars (Xmas Wrapped),
Cigarettes (Xmas Wrapped), Leather Bill Folds and Purses, Men's
Toilet Sets, Stationery, Candy, Cameras, Books, Flashlights, Combs,
Brushes, Cigarette Cases.
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FOR BABY Toy, Games, Rattles, Hot Water Bottles, Floating Cel
luloid Toys, Mrbles, Stationery, Candy.
For ALL THE FAMILY '
Christmas Tree Decorations, Christmas Paackage Dressings, Maga
zine Subscriptions, Candies, Records.
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Don't Overlook
GORDON'S
"First for Thirst"
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Hughes & Hughes
will be open for business
with their large new stock of
GROCERIES
in the Odd Fellows Building
Saturday, Dec. 17th
All standard and fancy groceries, fresh and
complete stocks. Take advantage of these
Opening Specials for Saturday Only
Cane Sugar, 14 pounds for $1.00
Bananas, 10c per pound.
Florida Grapefruit, Size 54, 15c each
.Oranges, Size 126,' very best, 70c doz.
Butter, 55c per pound
California Budded Walnuts, 2 pounds for 55 Cents
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