The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-12-30
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

laINes IN Heppner
Phil Brady, stockman OF Cecil was
In Heppner on Monday. lie reports
light fall Of snow in his section.
Miss Rose Bishop. Of Pendleton, is a
guest for the holiday season at the
home Of Or. and Mrs. c. c. Chick in this
atty.
Mrs. Walter Moore departed Sunday
for Tacoma, Wash. and will spend the
holidays with her parents who reside
in that city.
Miss Dorothy Hin, daughter Of Mrs.
Eugene Penland. departed for Port
land Wednesday after having spent the
past week with her parents in Hepp-
ner.
Robert Young came up from Portland
Tuesday for visit with friends here.
and TO be present for the big events
coming Off this week under the
auspices Of Heppner lodge Of Elks.
The firm OF Rummell and Wooten,
local painters and decorators, have
shipped some Of their tools to Irrigon
and Will do the job of painting on the
new school building being erected
there.
Mrs. Viola Fuller and daughter, Miss
Leona, of Wallowa, Oregon, have been
spending the holidays at the home Of
Mrs. Fullers sister. Mrs f. r. Huston,
in this city Miss Leona is a teacher
in the Wallowa schools
Rev. w. c. Worstell, pastor of the
Christian church at Lexington has been
very i'll for the past two weeks, ana
his condition at this time is very pre-
carious In fact there is little hope
held out for his recovery
s, A. Pattison, secretary Of Heppner
Commercial club. went to Portland
Sunday to be in attendance this week
at the meeting of the state chamber
Of commerce, as a representative of
the local commercial body.
Miss Vera Mahoney arrived home on
Friday last to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Ma
honey. She is student at the Uni
versity OF Washington and expects to
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Albert Adkins was an outgoing pass
enger Wednesday for parts unknown" ,"
and he positively refused to let his
friends know why he was thus leaving
the city. He will make explanations
when he returns. If any should be nee
essary.
Postmaster Richardson announces
that the Christmas mail AT the local
office has been the heaviest this season
in his experience as head of the post
office department in Heppner. Both out.
going and incoming mails have been
very heavy.
Mrs, Walter Duncan Is recovering AZ
the Moore hospital from the effects OF
week bv Dr McMurdo for the removal
or n dermoid clst and the doctor pro.
nopnces II nm operatlon rarelv unde,
taken even I'm the largest clinics
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Il, Haines VIII leave
in day or two for n visit with rela-
tlves at different points in oregon ana
then will likely make a good long stay
Mt Los Angeles before going into bust
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Harry Welch states that we were q
little premature in moving" him out
Of our midst, when mention was made
last week OF the departure of his fam
uv for Pendleton. He is not ready IL
take leave Of our city vet, neither doe,
he have any definite idea that he will
We had received the wrong tip. ant
Harry will he found at his place at tn,
Cohn garage Just as usual
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yesterday morning Tor 'helr new nom
Mt Fairfield, Idaho MI Haynle eoe
to the Idaho town 10 take cnarEe
new national banK as lts cash'e'
During the week the Hayhles nav
been honored by seNeral socl"i Iulo
tions rendered them py 'helr .ook
and church friends and they leaN
Heppner fully impressed win leoiii''
Of the very hiEh esteem III wh'c" '"e
are held They are very nhe !ou"l
people and the pest WISHES VI '"'
ho'n''
Congress Is now lhVestlsalihE i"'
restricting Immigration. III All BOt