The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-08-03
WEEKS NEWS.
Local And Personal Happen.
ings Of Heppner And
Vicinity.


Death to headaches. Glasses fit
ed by DR.. Turner.
o. ]. Cox, the Rhea creek dairyman
was in the city Tuesday.
w. E. Wiglesworth of Galloway
spent Monday in Heppner.
Berl Gurdane will leave Saturday
in his car for Lehman Springs.
Walter and Chas. Beckett of Eight
Mile paid this city visit Tuesday.
d. c. Gurdane was a passenger to
Portland last week on business.
G. NJ Nolan. Portland insurance
man is spending the week in Hepp-
iner.
Theodore Anderson and wife mot
ored in from their Eight Mile home
Tuesday.
Ed McDaid, Morrow county stock
man, was a Heppner business visitor
on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. R. Purkey is visiting with
Portland friends, having gone to that
city last week.
Andrew Rood is spending the week
in Portland attending the Knights Of
Pythias convention.
Saturday July 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Florence at their home
on Willow creek, a son.
Miss Ethel Smith of this city is
visiting at the mountain home of Miss
Sylvia Severance near Hardman.
James R. Luper, wheat farmer of
Heppner Flat spant a few hours in
the city Wednesday transacting busi-
ness.
NJ. A. Loehr, local abstracter, mot
ored to lone Sunday with Frank Gro
nan and returned to Heppner on the
evening train
Frank Robinson lone attorney,
came UP from the Egg City Sunday
evening to transact legal business on
Monday morning.
Fred Jewel and wife of Otscgo,
Michigan are visiting this week at the
home of Mrs. Jewels son, DR.. r. ].
Vaughn Of this city.
Mrs. Hugo Siebolds and little
daughter have returned home in this
dty from visit of several weeks with
relatives in the Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Evans returned
the first of the week from visit to
LaGrande. Mr.. Evans is a horse
buyer from Kansas City.
Alfred E. Anderson, who is now
farming the Noah Clark ranch on
Eight Mile was in the city Monday
after a load of grain bags.
10y NJ. Turner, county surveyor,
left Heppner Saturday moring in his
car for Baker, where he will visit
with friends for few weeks.
H. L. Stanfeld and Allen Thomp-
on of Stanfeld were in Heppner Mon
day. Mr.. Stanfield owns extensive
property interests on Rhea creek.
Alva Jones, who was in the city
Sunday from his Heppner Flat ranch
announces that he will soon begin the
harvest of 25 bushel wheat crop.
Sam H. Holgate, who renently sold
his interest in the lone Meat Market
to Frank Hall of this city, was in
Heppner the early part of the week
w. o. Sullivan and wife of Morgan |
were Sunday visitors in Heppner
Mr.. O'Sullivan is a farmer of the
Morgan section and in times past has
done considerable hay baling.
w. B. Barratt, president of the
Oregon Wool Growers Association,
went to Portland Sunday to attend
the supreme and grand lodge conven-
tions of the Knights of Pythias.
Henry Cohn will leave Saturday for
Lehman Springs for two weeks va
cation. His brother Harold contem-
plates an auto trip into the Crater
Lake country in the near future.
Asa B. Thompson and wife and
daughter Elna of Echo were guests
at the S. w. Spencer camp on upper
Willow creek last Sunday. Thos. |
Brennan of this city was also guest.
Miss Bernce Citizens, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh. g. Citizens, re-
turned Sunday from an extended visit
to Portland, Oregon City and other
Willamette Valley towns where she
visited with relatives.
Glenn Y. Wells, district Attorney,
accompanied by Mrs. Wells and her
mother, left Heppner last week in
their car for Elgin and other Union
county towns to visit and enjoy an
outing of several weeks.
Creston Maddox, day clerk at the
Palace hotel, visited with friends in |
lone Friday evening. He made the
trip down and back with Bob Young
in the latter's Ford. They had their
first experience in patching a punct-
ure in absolute darkness.