The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-07-03
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Herbert olden was in the city Sat-
urday.
Arthur Dykstra was down from
his Balm Fork ranch on Monday.
County Agent L. A. Hunt made a
business trip to Lexington Saturday.
o. ]. Cox, Rhea creek dairyman,
spent Friday in Heppner on business.
Ed Kellogg has gone out to help
Dell Ward harvest the 1919 wheat
crop
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Howard and son
If lone were visitors In Heppner Mon
day,
Guy Huston, Eight Mile farmer,
was Heppner business visitor Mon
day.
R. F. Wiglesworth, Butter creek
sheepman, transacted business In
Heppner Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ayers and son
Of Little Butter creek were in Hepp-
| ner few hours on Monday.
Anson Wright, extensive south end
! 3heepman, was in town Saturday |
/ rom his ranch near Hardman.
1 John R. Olden, prominent Rhea
! creek farmer, was Saturday after
/ noon business caller in Heppner.
/ Ralp l. Thompson, upper Willow
L creek farmer and stockman, was a
Heppner business visitor Tuesday.
/ c. B. Vickers, recently of the Uni
l versal Garage, has gone to Spokane
to take a position with garage
Z here.
Eddie Rietmann, extensive lone
- wheat farmer, was driving about
Heppner in his big, handsome Jordan
3ar last Sunday.
billiard French was here the past
weeks buying cattle and he also pur-
chased the Saunders place from c. W.
Conger.-Long Creek Ranger.
Miss Jean Black is recovering nice
y from the injuries which she re
,eived to her right hand few weeks
ago, when she lost her index finger.
VIM. Beymer and Emmett Cochran,
, of Monument, Heppner and Canyon
City, were in town few days this
. week.-Canyon City Blue Mountain
Eagle.
] Park Carmichael and wife re-
urned to their farm home north of
Lexington last Friday after making
| visit to Portland and other Valley
points.
Mrs. Luther Huston returned home
Friday from Portland, where she had
been called earlier in the week by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Jackson
McHaley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Frederickson
f Lexington spent few hours in
Ieppner last Friday. Mr.. Frederick
son is prominent farmer of the Lex
ngton section.
- Miss Nettie Mason, the foremos
voman farmer in Morrow county
vas in Heppner Saturday from he
hea creek ranch to look after SOM
usiness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vaughn re
urned last Saturday from an aut
lip to Portland, where they spent
eek while Mr.. Vaughn was attend
lg to some business matters.
D. W. Boitnott returned the las
the week from an extended busi
ass trip which took him to IrrigoI
Iermiston, Stanfield and other town
4 the Umatilla irrigation section.
: A new ad in this issue is that c
stephen M. Irwin, local agent for th
ates Half Sole tire. Mr.. Irwin
Getting with marked success in th
inc and autoists will do we'll to loo
p his ad.
w. F. Barnett, pioneer merchal
D.. nd farmer of Lexington, says ha
esting operations will begin on
= anch six miles north of Lexingto
. q .ext Monday. Mr.. Barnett says
las a good crop this year and is loo
ing forward to an average yield.
w. H. Padberg is getting into Il
hog business In earnest. He Is buyil
II up all the hogs In the country,
~ would seem, several hundred Of the
. anyway, which he will fatten al
NM, condition for the market on his far
III west of Heppner. Billy never di
= things by halves.
- Marshall McAlister, Lexlngt
- boy who spent many months in owe
- seas service and who recently receiv
- mis- discharge and arrived home,
= now an express messenger on ira
- running from Portland to Tillamoc
- according to his brother, Harvey
= Alister Of Lexington.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Dykst
- were pleasant callers at this office
= Monday. Mr.. Dykstra has homestes
- ad nipcn Of land ahOut mi