The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-06-19

| 'NA oAtSE snort vacation.
Chas. B. sperry, lone business man
was in Heppner Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Ruby and zelma En-
gleman of lone were visitors in Hepp-
ner Wednesday.
l Lieut.. C. ]. Osten has gone to Tul-
sa. Oklahoma, to accept a position
with hardware firm.
John J. Kelley was in town Tues
day from his Rock creek ranch to at
tend the Farley funeral.
| Mrs. P. A. Anderson went to Port
land Tuesday to spend week or ten
days visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Neill of Butter
creek spent Tuesday in Heppner at
tending to some business matters.
| WANTED-Engineer for steam
thresher outfit during harvest.
]. B. CARMICHAEL, Lexington.
Frank Cramer and son, prominent
residents of the Boardman section.
were Heppner business visitors ON
Tuesday.
K. +. and Victor Wiglesworth,
prominent Butter creek sheepmen.
were transacting business In Heppner
Wednesday.
call for you. take your baggage
and trunks to and from train. Cen
eral hauling, moving. F. A. CASE.
Phone 1856.
W. F. Barnett, prominent Lexing-
ton business man and farmer, trans
acted business in Heppner on Tues
day afternoon.
| David Hynd of the firm of Hynd
Bros, Sand Hollow farmers and
sheepmen, transacted business, in
Heppner Tuesday.
N. F. Lawson was in town Tuesday
from his ranch above Jordan Siding.
which he purchased a few months
ago from Glenn Boyer.
In the official casualty list of the
A. E. F. published June 16, the name
OF James R. Breeding of Spray is list
ed as having died of disease.
A large number of candidates were
initiated into the order of Elks by
Heppner lodge No. 35S at their regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening.
J. B. Carmichael, pioneer Morrow
county farmer who is now retired
and makes his home in Lexington
was a Heppner business visitor Tues
day.
Z. w. Acock, one of our progress
i've young farmers residing a few
miles north of Heppner, was in town
on business Wednesday. Mr.. Acock
says grain is still looking good but
that rain which didn't come would
have helped things wonderfully.
Mrs. W. E. Davis of Spokane has
arrived in Heppner and will spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
7. j. Matlock, at the Matlock home
on Hinton creek. She was accom-
panied by her grandson, Ora Matlock,
who has been attending high school
in Spokane during the past year.
Among the many Oregon boys who
have arrived in New York from over
seas service are Benjamin R. Willis
and James Mollahan of Heppner.
Willis is with Battery B, 14Sth Field
Artillery and Mollahan is with Bat
terry d. 14Sth Field Artillery. They
expect to arrive home in the near fu-
tura
Miss Jean Black met with painful
and serious injuries last Friday when
she caught her hand in the rollers of
an electric clothes wringing machine.
One finger was taken off and the en-
ire hand was badly bruised as we'll
Is some tendons being injured The
accident occurred at the Chas. Thom-
'on home. where she is housekeeper.
A number OF members Of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft gave Mrs. A.
J. DeVore a pleasant surprise last
Friday evening when they called in
IN her at the DeVore home to spend
few enjoyable hours. Refresh
nents were served. Those present
we're Mesdames Mike Curran, Matte
Aiken. CELSIUS Keithley, r. Thornton,
!. Handy, E. Bennett, V. Crawford,
\. ]. DeVore and the Misses Loye and
,ecile DeVore.