The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11
Town and Country.


ington were trading in Heppner Sat
urday.
Arthur Madden and SON of Lone
Rock were doing business in Heppner
on Saturday last.
T. E. Peterson, young farmer OF
the lone section, was a visitor in
Heppner Saturday.
Fred Griffin and wife Of Fairview
were weekend visitors in Heppner
being guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Coats.
V. T. Wiglesworth has been in
Idaho for some time purchasing
sheep. He returned from Orofino
this week with a bunch of the sheep.
Echo News.
Albert Petteys came up from lone
Saturday afternoon with his auto
truck to get load of gasoline, our
neighboring city being entirely out Of
tnat commodity.
Paul Gammell is home on leave
from the Naval training station at
San Diego, to make his parents Wis
it. He looks fine and enjoys the life
Of the navy so far.
Frank Liueallen was in from the
Rhea creek ranch Saturday. He has
finished seeding 100 acres Of sum-
merfallow and will now wait for rain
before doing and more sowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 0. Turner were
in town over Saturday night from
their ranch north of the Penland
buttes. Mr.. Turner is now quite busy
getting his wheat to market at Lex
ington.
Walter Beckett and family were
Saturday visitors in Heppner from
Eight Mile. Mr.. Beckett has finished
his threshing and is now waiting for
a good rain before getting at his
fall seeding.
Art Gammell was, up from Lexing-
ton Saturday. This Office received a
pleasant call from him and acknow-
lodges, with thanks, the renewal of
his subscription to this family Jour-
nal for another year.
Judge c. c. Patterson departed on
Sunday for Hot Lake, Ore, where he
will remain for time and take treat
ments. That he may find relief is the
wish of his host of friends in Hepp-
ner and Morrow county.
H. w. Loveland of the Pendleton
Marble Works was in Heppner few
days the last of the week, as was also
J. M Morrow, another Pendleton
monument and tombstone dealer.
These fellows must think we are all
dead ones" over here.
Lee Notson was up from The
Dalles for weekend visit at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Notson, this week. Company
NJ. of the o. N. G. are now in train
ing at The Dalles, where they may
be located for some time.
B. R. Patterson and wife departed
Saturday on an extensive auto trip
through Washington. They will vis-
it different points Of interest, their
destination being Ellensburg, where
the parents of Mrs. Patterson reside.
They will be gone couple of weeks.
Frank Fraters was in Heppner
from his Eight Mile ranch Friday.
He has an abundance of water in the
new well recently bored at his place
and is now getting up his windmill.
When this is installed, Frank says
his water troubles will all be at an
end.
David Wilson, real estate dealer,
and capitalist of Spokane, was in
Heppner the last of the week. He is
somewhat interested in Morrow coun-
ty real estate, bing principal owner
Of the lands in the south end of the
county belonging to the Northwest
Timber Co,
S. E. Notson, Mrs. Lena Smell
Shurte, Jos. ]. Nys, w. G. Scoctt, and
Bert Mason have been named as the
executive committee of the food con-
servation campaign in this county.
Thy are planning for a whirlwind
campaign of pledge signing during
the week beginning Oct. 21.
BY the way, have you thought
about taking advantage Of our club
bling offer with the Oregon Farmer?
A number of our subscribers have
don so already and they speak we'll OF
the farm paper. It is yours for year
If you will come In and square up
your account here. Don't pass this
up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph I. Thompson
arrived from Portland on Friday and
have gone on their ranch on Willow
creek, recently purchased from s. P
Devin. Mr.. Thompson is we'll pleased
to be back in Morrow county again
Mr.. Devin and family have moved to
town and taken up their abode In
their residence here.
Joe Devine, Of Lexington, visited
Heppner Friday. He is a mighty busy
man these days getting some fall
seeding done. Rye that he put In
the ground a short time ago is all uE
nicely and growing fine. He will &C