The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-06-26
days visiting with relatives and
frisrds at Walla Walla.

/ frisrds at Walla Walla.
J. T. Grabill a former Morrow
county boy and son of W. II. Grabill
of lone met death in a street car ac-
oident at San Francisco st Thu stay
The news came as a fearful shock to
his parents. The young man was
serving in the U. S. navy ard
stationed at vallejl, Calf He was
aged 28 years and leaves wife and
two small children.
Professor F. L. Kent of the Oregon
Agricultural College who has been at
the head of the dairy department at
that school for the past several years
has resigned as member of the fac
uIty there. He will enter the cream
cry business with his brother in Eu'
gene where they have just recently
purchased the Eugene Creamery.
W. E. Hiatt of Heppner stopped off
while on his way to Pendleton the
fore part of the week for a visit with
his old neighhor. S. E Willis. Mr..
Hiatt is verv much pleased with the
outlook at Stanfeld and it is possible
that he NAV invest in an orchard tract
here a little later. -Stanfeld Stndard
According to the lone Bulletin the
mar aoemeut of Ione's fourth of July
celebration are going 30 offer as an
attraction an aeroplane which may be
seen both in flight and on exhibition.
This alore, saws the Bulletin, will
draw Thousands of people from all
over this section of the country.
supt. S. E Notson left for the home
Of his father in Iowa Monday and
will be absent until after the meeting
of the National Educational Associa-
tion in Salt Lake City the first OF the
coming month He was called 10 at
tend to matters pertaining to his
father's estate.
Mrs. Eleuor Cameron returned to
her home in this city last Sunday
after visiting the past nine weeks
with relatives in La Grande, Pendle-
ton and Portland.
T. ] Mahoney and wife returned
Thursday last from vacation of {
week in the Willamette valley MI.
Mahonev attended the meeting of the
State Bankers Association at Corvallis
while below.
Albert M. Epparly of Iiebanon and
Marsh w Goodwin of Eugene, both
students at the University of Oregon,
arrived in Heppner last Saturday.
They will work near here during theil
vacation.
W. T. Matloek and wife, former
Heppner res dents, but now Of Port
land. are visiting relatives and friends
IN this city They came uD from the
metropolis on Sunday evening.
R. Il. Prosser and H. a. Hall of
Eugene and D a. Leche of Portland
arrived in this city Sunday They
expect to work in Morrow county /
wheat fields during vacation.
John F. Kinney of Heppner and
Miss B Mollahan of this city secured
a marriage license Saturday and were
married this morning at the local
Catholic church. -Pendleton E. o.
VIM. Livingstone, a present year
graduate of the University of Oregon,
arrived in this city last Friday eve
ming. He will work in or neal Hepp-
ner during the summer.
There were % towns represented in
the preliminary enrolment of 30 Ore
gon boys at the two-weeks summer
course in agriculture for boys at the
oregon Agricultural College just open
ed. The boys are 10 to Is years old
and are in constant charge of four in
structor who direct their games and
tramps in recieation
hours. Poultry raising, dairying.
and stock judging are
taught largely in the open fields and
orchards so the boys are not shutt
within doors.