The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-22

from the ordeal in an excellent man-s
ner.
Misses Melba Grifiths and Lera
Citizens, and Messrs Stephen Irwin
and Spencer Crawford, students of
Heppner High School, accompanied
the baseball team to lone last Satur-
day.
Ben Anderson, young farmer of
Eight Mile, was a visitor in Heppner
Saturday. Ben says that he is still
single, in spite of the many reports
that he was about to become a bene-
dict.
c. A. Hinton, Butter creek farmer,
was in Heppner Friday looking after
some business pertaining to land
matters. He returned home Satur-
day with a wagon load of farm sup
plies.
Mrs. Harold Nicholas, of Portland,
arrived Saturday evening to visit for
an indefinite period at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Gilman in this
city. Mrs. Nicholas is Mrs. Gilman's
niece.
Chas. E. Goden, member of the
Ford Efficiency Board, with head
quarters in Portland, spent several
days in Morrow county recently, look
ing after the interests of his COM
pany.
In a letter to this paper, Mrs.
Florence Tracy, of Chloride, Arizona,
states that her family is enjoying
good health at this time. Mrs. Tracy
formerly lived at Hardman, being the
daughter of Mrs. e. +. Bleakman.
Miss Lulu Maxwell, Morrow county
teacher, departed Sunday morning for
Irrigon to visit with her sister, Mrs,
Vernon Jones. Miss Maxwell has
been visiting another sister, Mrs.
Fred Kelley of Lena the past week.
She will 60 to her home in Portland
at a later date.
Vaughn & Sons, the new agents for
the Ford cars are the recipients Of a
Ford coupe, the first machine of its
kind ever brought to the city. This
is a very neat car and it's cost is con
siderable more than that of the ordi-
nary Ford Touring car
E. r. Huston, member of the Fair
Board, was in Heppner on Monday on
business connected with the coming
county fair. He states that grain is
now growing fine in his section and
these warm days are very beneficial
to crops of all kinds. They will put
Mr.. Cutworm out of business in short
order if they only continue.
DR.. R. C. Swinburne, of Seattle,
arrived in the city Monday to look
after business interests. At this time
the fixtures for the new postotiice in
the Fair building are being installed
and Mr.. Swinburne, who is one Of the
chief owners of the building, is here
to get the work under Roadway.
This paper was in error last week
in stating that Albert Adkins was
suffering from rheumatism. 1t wa;
not Albert, but his brother, Ralph
who had been sick, and we are glac
to be able to say that he has almost
recovered at this time.
G. C. Patterson, Geo. J. Currin ant
Lee Padberg, members of the Morrow
county court, made a trip into thu
Butter creek section Tuesday to in
: vestigate road conditions there. The!
, made the trip in Mr.. Padberg's car
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Johnson de
: parted for Portland Wednesday
where they will reside in the future
Mr.. Johnson has been manager o
the Jack Rabbit Garage in this cit.
the past six months.
f Orve Brown and Neal Crawford
= went out to the John Padberg rancl
Monday, where they will do som
, rock work on the county road. Roat
supervisor Culick took them out.
Oscar Borg returned from Pendle
ton Tuesday evening with a new 1911,
Buick demonstration. The car, which
is a beauty, is receiving much prais
from all who have see 1t.
Mrs. Amanda Potter is making
some extensive improvements to he
Gale street residence by adding a neN
: front porch. R. G. Hale now ha
this property rented.
Victor Wigglesworth and Eugen
. Freeland were visitors in Heppne
Tuesday, coming in from Butte
creek in Mr.. Wigglesworth's Appel
son Jack Rabbit.
~ Frank Turner's crew of shee
shearers left Heppner Wednesday fo
u the M. S. Corrigall ranch on Butte
creek and opened the season Their
y this morning.
70 Mrs. Chas. Hams, Of Hardmar
arrived from the south end of tn
county Tuesday and departed for ou'
side points yesterday morning.
y James Mollahan has gone to tn
. Hot Lake Sa~nitorium where he
y taking the course of baths for the in
" provement of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cochran, WIN
:, are visiting at the home of the
" daughter, Mrs. Frank Turner, nortl
east of Heppner, were in the cit
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