The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-02-20
Town and Country.

Martin Lovgren and brother were
Eight Mile farmers in Heppner on
Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Fell is over from Pen
dleton and will visit in Heppner for
few days.
Thos. A. Lowe, postmaster and
merchant of Cecil, was in Heppner
over Sunday night last.
Good Second hand Mack Truck
| for sale cheap. Inquire of WEIGH
& Lininger at McRoberts-Cohn
garage. f20-4t
w. P. Prophet, Hardman mer-
chant, was down to Heppner on
Saturday. He had business at the
court house.
Billy Tucker was in town Friday
He has fully recovered from an at
tack of influenza that kept him con-
fined to his home for several weeks
DR.. McMurdo reports the arrival at
the home of Mr. anl Mrs. Noah Petty
john, Of Butter creek, of ten pound
son on Friday, Feb. 14th-a real
valentine.
A 9-pound daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Anderson, of Eight Mile on Sunday,
Feb. 18th. Dr. McMurdo reports
mother and child doing WE'LL
Rev. George B. Van Waters,
Episcopal missionary, will be in
Heppner over Sunday next and will
hold services both morning and
evening in their church here
Mrs. John Woodward has bought
the M. o. Rymerson place at Her
miston, and will mcve there with
her family from the cid place at
Lena postoffice on Butter creek.
Marcellous Morgan was in Hepp-
over Saturday last from his home
at Rhea Siding Mr.. Morgan was
here ON business connected with the
estate of the late Thos. Morgan.
E. X. Wyland, young stockman of
Hardman, was in Heppner over Sat
urday. Much moisture is prevailing
in his section, which gives promise
of good grass for the spring season.
Billy Corson was in Heppner over
Sunday night from Lexington. On
Monday he was a passenger for Port
land, where he went on business
connected with the firm of Burgoyne
& Son.
H. A. Bangham and wife of
Florida, visited with Miss Ruth
Bangham, their sister and teacher
of the Heppner schools, a few days
the past week. They departed for
home on Monday.
Vernon Jones and Fred w. Davis,
farmers on the Irrigon project, were
up to Heppner for short time on
Sunday, Mr.. Jones making visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Jones of this city.
Report comes from Hot Lake that
Frank Turner is not improving
under the treatments there and his
case of rheumatism seems to be
growing worse. He had expected to
return home this week.
Gone Penand shipped a car OF
prime fat hogs to the Portland mar
ket Sunday from the local yards.
These porkers were topped on corn,
which Mr.. Penland believes is the
best grain for putting on good solid
fat.
The Farmers Exchange this week
closed a lease for Pat WCrd for the
e. E. Dent place, north of lone, con-
sisting of 5000 acres. The lease
runs for a period of three years and
the lands will be used for winter
and spring range for sheep by Mr..
Ward.
John A. Adams and wife, with
other members of their family,
motored to Heppner from Hardman
on Saturday and spent a few hours
In the city. Mr.. Adams made good
at the sheriff's office while in town,
leaving the amount of his taxes with
that official.
Il. Jay Merrill was down from his
farm near Hardman on Tuesday,
He states that this has been one Of
the best winters for sheep his section
has experienced in many years, hay