The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-22

Jack Hynd. farmer and stockman
of Cecil, spent Saturday here.
Man and wife want position on
farm. Inquire Gazette-Times.
Chas. Heinrich of Sand Hollow
paid a visit to Heppner on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Selby OF Hard
man we're Sunday visitors in Heppner.
James W. Long of Boardman is a
new subscriber to the Gazette Times.
NJ. F. Parker, Lexington business
man, was a caller in Heppner on
Monday.
Geo. Broadly, Lexington business
man spent a few hours in this city on
Monday.
Dan Barlow, we'll known Eight
Mile farmer, spent the week end in
Heppner.
W. B. Tucker, Black Horse farmer,
was a Saturday business visitor in
this city.
Richard Peterson, Eight Mile far
mer, transacted business in Heppner
last Saturday.
Guy Shaw was in from his Clarks
Canyon ranch Saturday, looking after
some husiness affairs
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Stephens of
Hardman we're spending a few hours
in Heppner last Saturday.
d. Cox Jr., a young farmer of the
Lexington section made a business
trip to this city on Saturday.
David Hynd, secretary-treasurer Of
the Hynd Brothers Company, was a
Friday business caller in Heppner.
A. Henriksen, n Of the moving
spirits of the Cecil community, spent
Saturday in Heppner on business.
Pat Brady, local sheepman, has
purchased a new Ford truck from
Chas. II. Latourell, the local dealer.
+. A. McMenamin, local attorney,
left on Monday for Alderdale, Wash,
where he will spend several days on
business.
Gunner Linthe and w. II. Gould,
prominent Lexington farmers, were
business visitors in Heppner last
Saturday.
b. +. Swaggart, owner Of the East
ern Oregon Jack Farm. was in the
city on Monday from his home on
Swaggart Buttes.
Mrs. J. f. Mcmillan and Miss Vel
ma Brown motored up from Lexing-
ton and spent a few hours in this
city on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank o. Rasmus left last
week for her former home in Boston,
Mass, where she will visit with rela-
tiyes for the next six weeks.
w, X. Irwin went down to Portland
the first Of the week to take some
Masonic work and expects to return
home a full ledged Shriner.
Mrs. L. F. Clark aas arrived Ill
Heppner to join Mr.. Clark, who re-
Gently purchased the 1900 acre stock
ranch from J.. NJ. Hayes on Rhea
creek.
c. w. McNamer, the lone market
man who Is associated with d. f..
Sorenson of the Central Market in
this city, spent Saturday here on bus
mess.
Miss Naomi Wyland of Hardman
is recovering from an operation at
the local hospital, performed last
week by DR.. d. N. Hayden of Hard
man.-Condon Globe-Times.
L. r. Huston, local elevator mana
ger, returned the last Of the week
from Albany, where he had been call
ed by the serious illness of his moth
or. He reports her condition improy-
ed.
w. +. Honey, Gresham capitalist,
who is heavily interested In Morrow
county farm lands, being an officer in
the Oregon-Dakota Land Co., spent
a few days in lone and Heppner last
week.
Among prominent Heppner Masons
who went down to Portland Sunday
TO attend the Shriners' convention
are c. NJ, Sims, T. NJ. Rippee, Jos. NJ,
Hayes. Dr.. c. c. Chick and W. b.
Barratt.
Mrs. j.. b. Sparks returned to
Heppner on Tuesday after a short
visit to Condor. Her son, Howard
has the humps and she was Obliged
to return to care for him.-Condon
Globe-Times.
County Agent l., A. Hunt and
Roadmaster w. l.. McCaleb motored
out in the north end OF the county
last Sunday to look over the proposed
routes of the Irrigon-Boardman roads
to Heppner.
A new subscriber to this family
Journal is w. II. Lang. Mr.. Lang
Is ore of the many new arrivals IN
Heppner, having taken a partnership
interest with Ira w. Thornton IN the
I"Ienpner Garage Machine Shop.
Among the IA young women re-
Gently initiated into Alpha Phi, wo'
mems Greek letter society at the Uni
yersity of Oregon, is Miss Gladys
Lane Of Heppner. Following initia-
ton, a banquet was held at the Hotel
Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beckett and
daughter we're passengers on Mon
days train going to their home in
Heppner from Fossil where they were
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Beeket's
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