Retains a Mystery The Disappearance of Chas Hubbard
Charles Hubbard Heppner stage driver vanished Sunday morning after securing wages and preparing to operate the stage. He was last seen heading toward the stable, leaving wraps and lodging paid, with about 20 dollars in his possession. Authorities report no intoxication. theory centers on temporary insanity. The town also notes a baptism, church meeting, and election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hubbard
Heppner Monument
Travis
Hubbard
Main Street
Marsha Gurdane
Pacific Lodging House
Marshal Hubbard
Ralph Benge
Ralph
Methodist Church
H. 5
Shangle
Geo
Allyn
Portland
S. E. Netson
W. B. McAlister
Recorder
E. A. Pointer
Treasure
E.D. McMillan
W. F. Barnett
J. A. Brown
W. R. Munkers
Heath Arrested in Mountain Case Over False Money Orders
Victor H Heath was arrested last Thursday in the mountains beyond Hardman by Sheriff Shutt on a wire from Everett Washington via Sheriff Brewer of Snohomish county. He faces a charge of obtaining money order false pretenses as Brewer took him to Everett without requisition papers. Heath claims the affair is a farce and that he and a partner are timber locaters who lent money on claims south of Hardman a year ago and now demand refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Heath
Hardman
Sheriff Shutt
Everett Washington
Brewer
Snohomish County
Everett
Heath
Degree of Honor Lodge Social After Meeting Features Music
At the close of a lodge meeting last Wednesday two candidates were initiated. The Degree of Honor held a social with a two hour entertainment featuring a solo by J. A. McKee and a duet by Misses Carr and Drinkell. A luncheon followed, prepared by committee members Mrs J. K. Carr Mrs J. L. r and Mrs W. P. Scrivner, who received thanks for the hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McKee
Carr
Drinkell
J. K. Carr
W. P. Scrivner
Local dignitary visits town and schoolhouse updates
Hon Thomas W Ayera was in town a few hours Monday. A new sidewalk fronts the schoolhouse. Mr Louie Doll teaches at Social Ridge schoolhouse while A A builds a structure between the blacksmith shop and post office. Methodist church work advances with weather. Odd Fellows report a 4 time Wednesday with several visiting members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Ayera
Louie Doll
Social Ridge
A. A. Accent Ie
Roneppper and
Lone
Local notes from Eight Mile and area visitors
Tilman Hogue rents Jobo and Lee Cantwell place while Jim Keighten is away. Several visitors travel through Eight Mile including Mr and Mrs E. B. Stanton of Walla Walla and Robby and Harvey Young. Sheep work and grain concerns mix with weather and wood shortages as locals report losses and routine farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman Hogue
Jobo
Lee Cantwell
Jim Keighten
Jim Nunamaker
W. W. Brannan
Mre
D. Huston
Albany
Chas
Xman
Three Ione Couples Wed at Palace Hotel Ceremony
Justice J P Williams tied the marital knot for C M Connor and Albina Brackett, Frank B Colvin and Carrie Robertson, and Thos J Johnson and Cora Shipley at the Palace hotel parlors Saturday evening. All residents of Ione except Miss Shipley of Heppner. Presented as well known Mosow county youths with warm friendships and congratulations from Timea readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice J. P. Williams
Palace Hotel
C. M. Connor
Albina Brackett
Frank 8. Colvin
Carrie Robertson
Thos. J. Johnson
Cora Shipley
Ione
Miss Shipley
Heppner
Morsow County
Cattle Stolen Near Long Creek In Two Pastures
The Canyon City Eagle reports cattle thefts near Long Creek. Stolen were three steers from Dan Slaven, one cow from W B Mynatt, one three year old steer from Frank McGirr, and one cow from Ted Haneen. Four head were taken from Mynatt and two from Blackwell. Two men were seen driving cattle toward Pendleton by Stephen Harer. Stock may have been sold for beef, fate unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City Eagle
Long Creek
Dan Slaven
W. B. Mynatt
Frank McGirr
Ted Haneen
C. ©. Blackwell
Stephen Harer
Pendleton
Free sample strengthens Joliff man with Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mr J W Smith of Joliff Texas reports a severe bilious attack improved after taking Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets. He took a dose after supper and felt well the next day and has stayed well since. The tablets claim to ease biliousness stomach troubles and constipation. Price 25 cents. For sale by Slocum Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W. Smith
Joliff
Texas
Slocum Drug Co
Beloved Citizen Julia Wright dies in Heppner
The death of Mrs Julia Wright a longtime Morrow county resident is mourned She was born in New York in 1824 crossed the plains to Oregon in 1853 and lived in Clackamas county before moving to this county in 1873 She reared six children five surviving with husband Albert Wright The M E church service led by Rev H L Beigh tol drew a large crowd to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wright
Heppner
Morrow County
M. E.church
Albert Wright
Geo. E
A. E. Wright
Julia W. Bisbee
Effa J. Gilliam
Wright
New York
Plains
Oregon
Clackamas County
Gooseberry News Briefs From Oregon County
Local notes reveal travel to Kansas City and California, school progress under Miss Nora Miller, and road matters with Judge Ayers. Farmers report water drilling finds and hopes for a gusher, while theft prompts call for a detective agency. A December 12 basket social funds school library. consolidation with Lower Gooseberry prompts a railroad dream and a push for local modernity. Jacob Brownd, longtime resident, died near Lodi California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Miller
Olex
Gilliam County
T. W. Ayers
Seeems
Hugh Johnson
O. A. Brians
Horeen
F. M. Holmes
G.E. Portwoods
Eyeroes
Upper Gooseberry
O. Bateb
Hunts Junction
Rock Creek
Jacob Brownd
Lodi
California
Mr Brownd
Imolly Ae
Payee Pan
Lone
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Andrews
Slocum's Drug Store
Main BT
Ftelephone
Meadows & Sons, Props
Lower Main Street
Heppner, Oregon
Phil Metschan, Jr
Heppner, Ore
M. Lichtenthal’s
Rock Springs
Conover & Gray
General Deslers
Pattersone
Meadows’ Livery
Thos. Brennan
Wills & Williams
Garr & Gox
Scrivyner’s Blacksmith Shop
Arthur Smith
Lexington
Tsso
E. Norsor
Chas. Hubbard
Tilden Williams
Walla Walla
Keithleys
B. F. Thomson
N. R. McVay
Tuesaday
Kansas City
Missouri
Erufus
Frank Farrene
Goosetown
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