The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-05-30

delphia, Andy has sisters residing
whom he spent some time in visiting,
and he also visited with an uncle in
New York who is parish priest. He
saw good time while away but is
glad to be back to Morrow county
again and to once more become inter-
ested in trading with sheep. He feels
that this is the best country for a
young man to make money in after
all and he is right.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. KnaDenberg
spent the week end at Heppner. AS
director for Morrow county of the
Tri- County Development League, Mr..
Knappenberg is taking great interest
in arousing our citizens to prepare for
the coming fair at Condor. Our
county will not be behind any OF the
others in quantity aud quality OF ex-
hibits providing this matter is given
proper attention.
Miss Winnifred Winnard departed
on Tuesday morning for Portland to
join Miss Elsie Young, and these two
will journey eastward together, Miss
Winnard planning to make an extern
sive trip covering the east and south
for her summer vacation. Miss Win
nard will teach the coming year at
klamath Falls.
DIR. M. A. Leach returned on Thurs
day evening last, from visit of ten
days at Portland, where the Doctor
attended the meeting of the State
Dental Association. While gone, Mr..
and Mrs. Leach made trip over to
Bay Ocean and greatly enjoyed the
scenery along the route of tue new
railroad.
The 10th annual reunion of the Ore
gon Pioneer Association will be held
at Masonic Temple in Portland on
Tuesday June the goth. and reduced
rates from all railroad points in the
northwest will prevail. An interest
ing and entertaining program is pre-
pared for the occasion.
Fred Ashbaugh of Hardman was
down to Heppner on Tuesday looking
after business affairs. Rain out his
way is interfering somewhat with
summerfallow work but the grain is
putting in mighty good licks at grow
ing and should yield an immense crop.
Mrs. L. E. Cohn will leave for
Portland June 9Th, and will be glad
to select any special orders for her
customers. While away Mrs. Cohn
will purchase the newest things in
millinery. Will return June IL. The
store will be in charge of Pearl Cox.
M E Smead is now located In
Portland and has accepted the position
of assistant publicity manager and
private secretary to O. G. Chapman,
secretary of the Portland Commercial
Club. Maurice has secured a good
place and will make good.
Mr.. M Reinstein and daughter
Miss Bertha, friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Oohn. came up from Portland
on Friday evening to be present at the
graduating exercises of Heppner Hig
school. They returned home Satul-
day morning.
W. o. Hill and D. G. Gurdane,
representing willow Lodge, |. o. O..
F. at the grand lodge in Pendleton
last week, returned home on Saturday
evening. They report good meet
ing. The grand lodge goes to Med
ford next year.
Mrs. Ida Florence Akers, of lone
recently committed to the asylum at
Salem, died at that institution on the
2lst Inst, and was buried at lone on
Saturday. Rev. McAllister, of Hepp-
ner conducting the services.
Miss Lilah Clark and Miss Conni-
fred Hurd. High School teachers. de-
parted for their respective homes on
Saturday to spend their summer vsca-
tion, the former going to Lents and
the latter to Eugene.
A number of the sheep shearers who
have been working on the various
plants here, departed on Monday morn
ing some going to Idaho and others to
Montana. Shearlng is practically
ever in this section.
Mrs. D. o. Justus. Mrs. F. ~. Frye
and Mrs Clyde Wells arrived home on
Fidsy evening from Pendleton where
they were in attendance upon the
grand lodge of Rebekahs as delegates
from the lodge here.
Mrs. Jennie Carter, Of Oakland,
California, is visiting at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Noble. She is accompanied by her
two young sons and will remain for
three or four weeks.
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