The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-05-16
PAGE FIVE

Chas. MeElligOtt and wife of lone
were in Heppner Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thomas of Eight
Mile were Heppner visitors Monday.
Nick Leathers and Joe Howell were
down from Hardman the first of the
week.
Theodore Anderson of Eight Mile
was '"Nsacting business in Heppner
Tuesday.
- 3 Johnson, farmer of the lone
oection, was a Heppner business WIS.,
itor today.
j. II. Wilt, lone business man.
spent the first of the week in Hemp
ner attending court.
w. A. Bullock and wife were in
Heppner Monady. Mr.. Bullock is an
insurance man of Portland.
Gene Gentry of Lexington was a
business visitor in Heppner a few
days the first of the week.
Mrs. W. E. White, wife of the we'll
known Monument merchant. was in
Heppner the last of the week.
A. c. Allison motored over from
MS Butter creek ranch and spent
Thursday in Heppner on business.
Save your salvage edges and do
nate them to the Red Cross. They
come in handy in tying up bundles.
Leo Drake of Gooseberry was in
Heppner Monday. He is brother of
R. H. Drake, well known Gooseberry
farmer.
Miss Maude Crow of Portland is
visiting in Heppner with her father,
N. E. Crow, having arrived Sunday
evening.
George U. Krebbs, we'll known
Skinner creek sheepman, has pur-
chased a new Chevrolet ccr from
Vaughn & Sons, local agents.
Frank Winnard, farmer and dairy
man of upper Balm Fork, has bought
new Baby Grand Chevrolet from
Vaughn & Sons of this city.
Raymond Wright, well known Nc
Kinney creek farmer and sheepman,
has purchased Liberty Six car from
Vaughn G. Sons, the local agents.
Conductor B. l.. Lewis is making
preparations to move into the Ro-
berts residence on Center street, re-
Gently vacated by the Arthur Craw-
ford family.
Father j. B. Wand of Condor con-
Quoted services at st. Patricks S
church in this city last Sun
day and Father O'Rourke took charge
OF the services at Condor.
w. L. Copenhaver has joined the
rapidly growing army of farmers who
are speeding up the war at home, and
has purchased a Samson tractor from
Vaughn & Sons, which he will use on
his Sand Hollow farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Van Schoiack
Of Arlington we're Sunday visitors at
the home OF Mrs. Van Schoiack's S par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Elmer Slocum in
Heppner. Mrs. Van Schoiack was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Slocum.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hill and Mr. and
Mr.. John Her motored to Pendleton
last Monday. On their return home
they encountered perfectly 'lovely"
dust s,Orm. a most unusual CD oc-
currence in this Eastern Oregon
country.
Hamilton tombstone, Portland at
torney, who made such a favorable
impression with the people of Nor
row county during the recent visit
here in connection with the third Lib
erty loan, is chairman of the Moser
for governor committee.
Mrs. e. l.. Wallace and two child
rem arrived in Heppner last week
from Missoula, Montana to make
their home here with Mr.. Wallace.
Mr.. Wallace is the new assistant cash.
ier at the First National Bank. They
have taken the Reid house on Water
street.
W. Pruitt Cox, assistant cashier of
the First National Bank and secre-
tary of Heppner lodge No. 35S, B. P.
o. E. returned Tuesday from Port
land, where he attended on Monday
a meeting of delegates from the II
subordinate lodges. At that time 4
state association was formed which
will hold its first annual convention
in Portland. The convention will be
patriotic in nature. Following ad-
journment of the meeting, the dele
gates we're rendered a banquet at the
Imperial Hotel and later were guests
of the Portland lodge at theatre
party.