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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1904
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for one year six months and three months. Publication was at Heppner Oregon with postal information and mailing dates noted.
Thursday September 15 1904 at the All Saints Memorial church Rev John Warren united Alican W Bascom of Terris Iowa and Mabel A Leezer of Heppner in a noted ceremony. The couple's wedding party included Miss Willetta Leezer and Arthur Denny with ring bearer Miss Margaret Phelps. After a breakfast at Mrs W J Leezer’s home the couple left for Portland and on to Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles and Salt Lake before settling at Terris Iowa. Local officials and neighbors offered congratulations as the community notes awaited the arrival of Luman Bascom and the bride from Iowa for a joint wedding tour through western cities.
Mr Clyde Saling and Mrs Jenni Martin wed at the bride’s mother home with Rev Frank Adkine officiating. The ceremony amid ferns and white carnations was intimate and attended by relatives and close friends. The couple, both from Morrow county, will reside at Currinville Oregon where Saling recently bought a ranch, accompanied by Mrs Ed Baling visiting relatives.
Jon Burgoyne built a new barn. W E Leach went to The Dalles on Monday. J Bob Johnson traveled to Ione on business Tuesday. Albert Jones and EB Williams left for Spokane Tuesday. Dr E B Swinburne was in town Saturday on business. Frank Beymer brought his hay baler up from Ione Wednesday. A new boy arrived at the home of Chas VanWinkle Tuesday morning. W S Wharton of the Heppner Bank transacted business here Saturday. Johnny Leach and S M Green returned from the morning last Tuesday. The infant child of Chae Tuley died Wednesday and was buried at Lexington Thursday. Col C C Boon has been building a house on the homestead of KO Wil Hage for the latter.
FE L Freeland reports a thorough audit of Morrow County treasurer M Lichtenthal’s six year accounts from 1905 to 1904. He finds balances to be recorded as 1 680 40 and presents the accepted findings to the county court. The report notes Beard’s transfer from Louisiana to Oregon and his prior service in New Orleans and at Geome.
A fragment from a 19th century advertisement notes a 1 cent price for fine wool ribbed hose for Misses. The snippet suggests promotional pricing or sample listing among other textiles. Key brands or suppliers are not identifiable in the readable portion.
Bishop J O Reilly to lead Catholic church services next Sunday in this city. General invitation to all. Regular services resume at the Christian church next Sunday September 1st with Sunday School at 10 am and sermons at 11 am 1 pm 7 30 pm. No preaching at the Baptist church next Sunday. All Saints Episcopal Church announces Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity with morning and evening services at 11 am and 7 pm. J W Mount pastor. M E Church South to preach at 11 am and 7 30 pm next Sunday with a Sunday School rally at 3 pm. Joseph McKibbney of Lin ton Iowa endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy widely sold for over twenty years. Slocum Drug Co sells it.
Hay for sale includes alfalfa and assorted feed suitable for beef cattle. Located near Keho Oregon, contact C P Bowston for details. Also bound for sale: 10 acres fenced with 12 cultivated, a house, barn, outbuildings, wells, and running water, four miles from Heppner.
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