The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION

j. H. Loomis of The Dalles motor
ed to Heppner Wednesday.
John Jenkins, Eight Mile farmer
was in the city Tuesday after farm
supplies.
K. j. Carsner, prominent Wheeler
c unity stockman, motored to Heppner
Tuesday from his ranch in the Spray
section.
Berl Gurdane has bought DR.. G. G.
Gaunt's old Ford and Mr.. Gaunt has
purchased a new car of the same
make from Vaughn G. Sons.
Mrs. Elsie Dorthy of Milton is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Johnson in Heppner. Mrs.
Dorthy is sister of Mrs. Johnson.
Oscar Keithley, Herman Nelson
and l. F. Bedsaul of Eight Mile and
Hardman paid our city a visit the first
of the week. These men all wear
that bumper crop smile.
Vaughn & Sons received new
Saxon Six demonstrator the past
week. This popular car is proving
good seller, several having already
been disposed of in this county.
Superintendent of Schools, S. e.
Notson, accompanied by l.. j. Allen
and Miss Helen Cowgirl of the Oregon
Agricultural College spent Monday at
HardMan in the interests of indus
trial club work.
Chas. Thompson and H. Fred Tash,
local Pythians, were passengers to
Portland Sunday to attend the big
Mr.. Tash goes as a de-
.egate from Doric lodge No. 20 to
the grand lodge.
Jesse 0. Turner of Sand Hollow
was a Monday morning seeker for
harvest hands in this city. Heading
starts on the Turner ranch this week
with wheat showing every indication
of making a bumper yield.
County Judge c. C. Patterson went
to Irrigon Monday on a matter of
business. Harriet R. Bishop, wife
of P c. Bishop, of that place has been
adjudged feebled minded and Mr..
Patterson appointed her husband to
act as guardian.
Daisy Barlow, Sylvia Severance, Ina
Johnson and Ester Turner returned
home Saturday evening from Mon
where they have been attend
ing the summer school. These young
ladies will teach in the schools of
Morrow county the coming year.
N. E. Crow, of Portland, represent
ing the California State Life Insur-
ance Co. has been spending several
day in Heppner. This is Mr.. Crows
first visit to this city in seven years.
He has been travelling over the
county extensively since his arrival
here.
A large number of local people
will leave Saturday for a two week S
vacation at Lehman Springs. A.
mong those who will journey over to
this popular resort are w. Pruitt Cox
and Vivian Cox, DR.. r. ]. Vaughn and
wife, and Will Ball, Josephine Rich
ardson and Nettie Currin.
Henry Vance of the Oregon Garage
and Herman Hill, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. o. Hill left Wednesday morning
N Mr.. Vance's car for the coast.
They will go to Rockaway and upon
home will be accompanied
oy Mrs. Vance, who has been spend
ng the last month at the beach.
At a recent meeting of the school
BOARD of district No. One George Win
ers was appointed to succeed Hugh |
}. Citizens, resigned as janitor of the
school building. Mr.. Winters has
llready moved into the building and
Ir. Citizens has moved his family to
he Borg residence in East Heppnr.
Several autoists have encountered !
ome difficulty in reaching Ditch |
reek recently, owing to few bad
mud holes. On the summit just |
lbove the coal mines are the bad
,laces. Two cars were stalled there |
or several hours last Sunday and it |
vas necessary to construct a cordu-
oy road under one car before it |
ould pull out.
w. X. Livingston and wife return
d Sunday evening from Eugene,
where Mr.. Livingston attended the
of Oregon summer school.
\fter spending a month at the home
f Mrs. Livingston's parents, Mr.. and |
lrs. E. D. Brown, they will go east |
rhere Mr.. Livingston will complete
is education prior to entering the
MEDICAL profession.
DR.. Archie D. McMurdo, accom-
anied by w. w. Smead and wife and |
lrs. w. o. Bayless, left Heppner
aturday by auto for Portland, max
ng the journey over the Columbia
ighway. They will be in Portland
uring the Knights of Pythias con-
ention, Mr.. Smead being a delegate
rom the local lodge and also chair