The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-08-27

Sam E. Van Vactor spent several
days in Portland the past week.
Bert Stone, harness maker for E..
G. Noble, is on the sick list this
week.
S. P. Garrigues visited with W..
G. Scott and family in Lexington on
Thursday last.
c. T. Humphreys and family have
returned from a vacation of two
weeks at the Ditch creek camp.
Frank Robinson, prominent lone
attorney, made business trip to
the county seat Tuesday evening.
l.. X. Harlan and Glenn Wells
made trip by auto to Condor over
the weekend. They returned home
Monday.
w. T. Matlock, former Heppner
resident and Morrow county stock
man, is in the city from his home in
Portland.
Paul Webb returned from visit
with his parents at Walla Walla
Tuesday. He went out to the ranch
yesterday.
Greenwood Thornton returned to
Heppner from Portland Tuesday. He
spent three weeks in the metropolis
and had very enjoyable time.
Arthur McAtee and Raymond
Thornton departed for Independence
Tuesday, to secure work at hop-pick-
ing for the next few weeks.
Mrs. Wilson o. Bayless was pas
senger for Portland on last Thursday
where she goes to visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Clarence White and family.
M. S. Corrigall, president of the
First National Bank of Heppner and
extensive farmer and sheepman of
Butter creek, was in the city Tues
day.
Frank Fuchs, the baker, has pur-
chased Elmer Beaman's Ford. This
car is practically as good as new and
Mr.. Fuchs feels that he got good
bargain.
O. G.. Crawford is moving his fam
lily and household furnishings to the
Keithley residence in West Heppner.
The house was formerly occupied by
L. G. MCGOWAN.
Mrs. H. A. Emerson and baby
daughter left for Portland Thursday
and will spend some weeks in that
city visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Horner.
Josephine Richardson departed on
Thursday for Union, Oregon, where
she will spend some two weeks Wis
iting at the home of her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Goodbroad.
Miss Maude Griffiths went to Ore
gon City last Monday. Miss Crit
fths has been visiting for the past
several months at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. John Patterson. Her
home is at Hillsboro
Jesse Hale has rented the Bayless
house in South Heppner, recently
occupied by Henry Schwarz, and has
iuoved his household effects thereto.
Mr.. Schwarz is again domiciled in
the Freeland house in the southeast
ern part of town.
| w. O. Minor came up from Rock
away beach on Friday and remained
over Saturday, closing up deal for
his Mountain Valley Farm. He re-
turned to Rockaway on Monday
where his family is enjoying a fine
summers outing.
A. j. Walker, general agent of
Western Mutual Life Association. an
insurance organization for Masons
only, was in Heppner few ways this
week interviewing members of the
order here and interesting them in
the good qualities Of the Association.
W. K Livingston returned from
Pendleton last Thursday where he
had gone in quest of house for
renting purposes. He says that Pen
dleton, like Heppner, is very short
on houses for rent. He was unable
to secure a house, all of them being
filled at this time.
East Oregonian: DR.. Frank E.
Boyden, who has been absent in Eu-
rope for several months and who has
been taking some extra work in the
east since landing in New York, is
enroute home today in response to
summons from Mayor Matlock who
is seriously i'll. A telegram reached
him in Chicago last night. The trip
| to Pendlntnn will rennire about three