The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-08-24

Mrs. VIM. Culick of Lena was in
the city Sunday.
Jack Devore was in town from his
Rhea creek farm Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Farrens of Hardman
was Heppner visitor Sunday.
Dan P. Smythe and Pat Lonergan
of the Pendleton Ice Company, paid
Heppner visit the first of the week.
David Hynd was a Heppner bust
ness visitor Tuesday from Sand Hol-
low. He was accompanied by his
sister Miss Annie Hynd.
A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Waters on Saturday to
Clifford R. Smith of Arlington and
Sarah Jennie Schriver of lone.
Miss Ella Sorber returned to her
home in Goldendale, Wn., after Wis
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Gay NJ. Anderson for several weeks.
FARNiERS-Before selling your
wheat consult with Spencer Akers,
who is in position to offer market
prices on all kinds of wheat and bar
| ley.
T. j. Humphreys returned the last
of the week from Ditch creek where
he and his two children, Roland and
Elizabeth spent several days in recre-
alton.
Floyd Fell and Leonard NJ. Barr
of Lexington were in Heppner the
| last of the week Floyd is a brother
of Marshal Fell of this city and for
merly lived here.
Miss Virginia Crawford will return
Saturday from Tillamook where she
has been spending the last two
months at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Van Winkle.
John H. Edwards, veteran farmer
Of Sand Hollow, was in the city We'd
nesday. Mr.. Edwards no longer par
ticipates in the harvest work, but
now holds down that more RESPONSE
BILE position of roustabout.
Paul Hisler of upper Hinton creek
was in Heppner on business Wednes
day. Mr.. Hisler announces that hay
ing will be over on his ranch next
week. He expects to bring the child
rem in to school about the middle of
September.
Gay NJ. Anderson, deputy county
clerk, took his vacation last week. He
went to the mountains in company
with Ed Kellogg and w. W. Smead
and was much impressed with the
Ditch creek country. He has decided
to establish camp at that place next
year.
Claude Andrews, accompanied by
Mrs. Andrews and daughter Cleone
returned to their home in Heppner
Sunday from their vacation at The
Dalles and other points. Mr.. An
drews, who has been conductor on
the local train for the past two years,
contemplates taking position on
another line in the near future and
will move his family to The Dalles.
Walt Eubanks is to take charge of
the R. L. Benge ranch which was pur
chased by VIM. Padberg last week.
Mr.. Eubanks has gone to Pendleton
to get his household goods and with
his family will move onto the place
shortly. Walt is local boy, having
been raised here. He has been EN-
ployed in the express Office at Pend
Teton for the last three years. We
wish him success.
d. IL. WllhluS, W. W. CuiCuu anu
George Pearce were in Pendleton last
week on Blue Trail business. They
returned home announcing that the
Pendleton people listened kindly to
their plea for tourist travel over the
Pilot Rock-Heppner road and prom
ised them they would direct the travel
this way. Pendleton business men
are now busy with La Grande and
other points east on the Blue Trail,
in keeping the main travel this way.
1t is announced that move Is on foot
in Vale, Ontario and central Oregon
to get the travel through there. Cen
trail Oregon people are also keen to
have the Columbia highway through
the center of the state.