The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-11-13
LOCAL PERSONAL NEWS

this city on Tuesday evening.
f. L. Ballard of the Oregon Agri-
cultural College, arrived in the city
from Corvallis Wednesday.
Robert Morton, who buys bonds
for Keeler Bros, was Heppner bust
ness visitor on Wednesday.
Attorney f. A. McMenamin Is
spending a few days at his ranch near
Alderdale., WASH, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. f. Farnsworth,
who have been living at Fox during
the past summer, have moved over
to their Cecil ranch for the winter.
F. II. Robinson, Ione's attorney,
was in Heppner Monday. being called
here to attend to legal matters com
before Judge Phelps in the circuit
court.
Harry c. Kendall, representing the
LumDerman Trust Company OF
Portland, was in the city Wednesday
to attend the sale of Morrow county
road bonds.
County commissioners Lee Pad
berg of lone and Geo. A. Bleakman of
Hardman, were attending an adjourn
ed session of county court in this city
on Wednesday.
Family grade Of Newtowns, Spit
lenbergs and Ortleys at $l.25 per
oox, FOB. Hood River Send Check
or money order with order. Perry
Wells, Hood River, Ore.
The Patron-Teacher Association is
preparing an interesting program
nA.ch viii be presented to the public
ii he high school auditorium in the
near future.
Rhea Luper, state engineer in the
water Office at Salem, spent a few
days in and around Heppner on busi
ness the past week. Mr.. Luper is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Luper of
this city.
Arthur S Olsen OF Portland was a
business visitor in Heppner Wednes-
day. Mr.. Olsen represents the bond
house Of Il. l.. Deyereaux e. Co., and
was here to attend the Morrow coun-
ty road bond sale.
Richard and W. c. Haynie left on
Wednesday for Nampa, Idaho after
visiting for several days in Heppner
at the home Of their brother Carl
Haynie. The young men make their
home at Halfway, where they have
an alfalfa farm.
Jas. Wilson came over from PEN
dleton Tuesday to attend the Armis-
tiCe Day dance and to visit with the
home folks. Jas was formerly a
popular salesman with Minor & Co.,
and now holds similar position IN
one of Pendleton's large stores.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs C Fl. Wood
ard of Shoshonie, Wyo., Nov. 4th, n
912 pound son. Mother and child
are doing nicely. Mrs. Woodard will
be remembered by her Heppner
friends formerly as Mrs. Frank Mat
teson. Shoshonie Enterprise.
Mrs. X. J, Deitch of Corvallis is a
guest for a week or ten days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, f. h. Brown in
this city, Mrs. Deitch and Mrs.
Brown were classmates at o. A. C..
Mr.. DeitCh is in the government SER
vice as a plant pathologist for the
northwest territory and at the pres
ent time he is making tour of his
district.
About thirty guests enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs Ralph Thompson
at the beautiful Thompson home on
Willow creek last Thursday after.
moon. The hostess was assisted by
Mesdames Kunsman and Florence
Bridge was played and refreshments
were served. Honors in the playing
went to Mrs. S. w. Spencer and Mrs,
Richard Wells.
The Joseph C. Hayes family de-
parted last Sunday for Pendleton to
make their home in the future. In
I ability to find suitable living quarters
here, is given as the main reason for
their leaving, the house where they
we're living had been sold and they
we're unable to find another. Mrs.
Hayes expects to go to Portland in
the near future to undergo an opera
ton.
Laxton McMurray, prominent Will
low creek farmer was a business call
err in Heppner Wednesday. Mr.. Nc
Murray has been having a hard time
keeping tresspassers out of his fields
along the creek so he went home yes
terday, loaded with tresspass warn
ings. II these don't suffice, Mr., Nc
Murray Is of the opinion that he will
have to arm himself with sawed-oil
shot gun with an extended barrel as
a means of getting adequate protec
tion for his property,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Roberts return
ed from Portland the last of the weel
where they had been called by the
death of Mrs. Roberts niece, Mrs
Vivian Allen Freeman. Mrs. Free
man died Nov l. at Portland ano
was buried in Riverview. She wal
the daughter of Willie and Julia AL
len, quite we'll known to many Of tho
older residents of Morrow county
and was a great favorite Of Mr., ant
Mrs. Roberts, with whom she livet
at different times during her girl
hood days. Mrs. Freeman was
teacher by profession but was pre-
yontnd from folloWinp nm her wOrl