The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-10-23

Oregon's seaport town but is now
looking for a location. He says Hepp-
ner loks good 10 him and he may de-
eide to return at a later date.
Harold Cohn returned from Port
land the first Of the week, bringing a
new bort car, which he delivered to
HaFyie Young. Eight Mile farmer.
Mrs. Anna Borg of Portland is here
on visit with her son Oscar Borg
Mrs. Borg made her home in Heppner
for many years and greatly enjoys
meeting her old friends here.
w. A. Richardson and WV. Smead
returned on Sunday from Portland,
where they went last week to attend
the Grand Lodge as delegates from
Doric Lodge No. 20. Knights of Py-
thias.
E. G. Noble. maker Of the famous
Noble Saddle" is building an extern
sion to his Main street shop in order
to handle his ever growing business.
The addition Is Of corrugated iron
construction.
Amos Missildine, former Morrow
county farmer is here from Newport
visiting with his son Roy. Mr.. Mis-
sildine has sold his Newport property
to ]. D. Meyer and has not yet deeid-
ed where he will locate.
Mrs. Tom Boyd and children re-
turned to Heppner Sunday after
spending the summer months in Kan
sas and the Dakotas visiting with
relatives. Mr.. Boyd came home sew
eral weeks ago. and has resumed his
position with the o. W.
Among the several Butter creek
people in Heppner on Tuesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Jarmon. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Wiglesworth. e. o. Neill
and r. F. Wiglesworth. Mr.. Neill
has Just closed a deal whereby he
becomes the owner Of one OF the
Wiglesworth ranches in the Butter
creek section.
Harold Dobyns is In the city from
lone today, and has given up his posi-
ton as government trapper for the
present, and will spend the winter on
Butter creek. helping tire stockmen
get rid of coyotes and other pests.
Mr.. Dobyns will also trap for fur
bearing animals during the winter
Pendleton Tribune.
Elra W. Hayes, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. C. Hayes Of this city. arrived last
week from San Bernardino. Calf.
by Mrs. Hayes. and her
mother. Mrs. Mary Warren and
sister, Miss Edna Belle Rooney. They
will spend the winter here. Mr..
Hayes was in the naval service during
the war. being stationed at San Diego.
R. F. Hynd, one time prominent
Heppner business man and president
Of the Heppner Milling Company be-
fore 1t was taken over by the Farm
ers' Elevator Company. is spending
a few days In the city on business.
Mr.. Hynd still retains some interests
here, altho, with his family, he has
been making his home in Portland
the past several years.
Mrs. A. H. McFerrin left Tuesday
morning for Shoshone. Wyoming,
where she has been called by the SER
ious illness Of her daughter. Mrs. c.
L. Woodard. Mrs. McFerrin does not
know how long she will be away from
Heppner, but expects her daughter,
Miss veva, who has been with her
sister in Wyoming for the past sever
al months, to return home with her.
Joe NJ. Hayes, prominent Butter
creek sheepman came up from Port
land the first Of the week with new
Stanley Steamer. The car is in ap-
pearance. like many of the standard
high class cars with beautiful lines,
only the Stanley is steam driven in
stead of gas. This is the first Stan
ley brought into this territory and
motorists are watching its perform
ance with a great deal OF interest.