The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-08-31

Oscar Keithley was in from Eight
Mile after harvest supplies Tuesday.
VIM. X, Livingstone went to Port
land this morning on a brief business
trip.
Andrew Rood has gone to McDuf-
fee warm springs for a few days re-
creation.
A. c. Ruby, of Portland, who owns
a fine horse farm at Gresham, was in
Heppner this week on business.
Frank Noble of Hamilton is visit
ing with his mother in this city and
expects to remain here about a
month.
Hugh Stanfield shipped three cars
of sheep from the local yards Mon
day. They were billed to the Nolin
Commission Company of Chicago.
Peter Susbauer, Irrigon fruit and
vegetable grower, was in Heppner
Wednesday evening on business. He
returned to his home this morning.
w. G. Scott, Lexington banker and
warehouseman, was in the city on
business Wednesday. Mr. Scott just
returned from vacation spent at
Crater Lake.
Andy Rood, Jr., prominent farmer
Iof Heppner Flat, has puIchased IA
|threshing machine. He will thresh
his own grain and also take care OF
several of his neighbors.
VIM. Saldwedal, west Heppner far
mer was in town Tuesday after men
for harvest. He has started heading
but is having hard time to keep the
machinery running owing to the scar.
city of men.
Vim. Kummerland, who farms west
of Heppner was in town this week
looking for men and horses to har-
vest his crop. He met with no sue
cess since every available horse and
man is busy.
Several farmers have been in town
looking for harvest hands this week.
They are finding some trouble in get
ting their crews, as there appears to
be a shortage of men for harvest
work this year.
49, Dr.. Turner, formerly OF
w Lowe and Turner eye specialist
of Portland will be at the Palace Ho-
tel, Heppner Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 1915. At lone Sept. 18th and
at Lexingtlr Sept. 14th.
Rev. Turner B. Macdonald, pas
tor of the First Christian Church, ac-
companied by his family, has gone to
the mountains for weeks vacation.
They are camped near the Slocum
mill on upper Willow creek.
Ed Brown and Andy Hayes re
turned from an extended vacation In
British Columbia Saturday. Beside
having relatives in the north, Mr..
Brown also owns considerable prop
erty which he looked after while
there.
]. H. Cox and Thos E. Chidsey
went to Lexington today where Mr..
Cox has the contract for completing
the wood finishing work in the new
school building. Ed Buckman of this
city is doing the plastering.
John Kilkenny, we'll known Nor
row county sheepman, returned home
Tuesday evening in company with
John Vaughn in new Case "40".
1t is seven-passenger machine and
the second one of this model sold re-
Gently by Vaughn & Sons, the local
agents.
w. B. Barratt, we'll known local
sheepman and president of the Ore
gon Woolgrowers Association, went
to Portland on business Tuesday. He
vii! go to Austin before returning
home. where he will deliver Il hand
Of sheep on September first. These
she ep were sold by contract last
spring.
stephen Irwin, M. D. Clark, and
W. o. Minor motored to Portland
Tuesday. They went down in the Ir
win Oakland car. Mr.. Minor will
arrangements for his new
which he will soon build
in this city and Mr.. Clark went to
meet his family who have been