The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-02-12
I-EX2al NEVIS

"a W ~ haAldt HoulA lcPput lar
mer, was in the city on Wednesday.
Harvey McAllister Of Lexington
was a Tuesday visitor in Heppner.
Waldo Vincent, the Lena merchant,
was a Heppner business caller last
Saturday.
b. S. Clark, prominent farmer OF
the Strawberry section spent Saturday
in Heppner.
o. b. Barlow, warehouseman at
Jordan, was "a Monday business visit
or in Heppner.
Fred Case is working in the tax
department Of the sherih's Office at
the court house.
Mrs. +. E. Lucas Of Wasco is a
guest at the home Of her son, j. F.
Lucas, at Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Olden were
in the city Monday from their farm
home west of Heppner.
Mrs. John f. Mcmillan and Miss
Velma Brown of Lexington were
Monday visitors in our city.
j. d. Meyer, former Black Horse
farmer, is spending a few days in
Heppner this week from his home at
Newport.
n. +. Lawson, who took down with
the flu about two weeks ago, is now
reported by his physician to have the
small pox.
o. ]. Cox, who has bought the w.
h. Munkers property at Lexington,
is moving with his family to the
wheat city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Akers are re-
joicing over the advent Of a baby
daughter at their home last Satur-
day.-Ione Independent.
Miss Essie Shut, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Shut, has returned to
her home in this city after spending
several weeks in Portland.
County Agent Hunt went up to Guy
Boyer's Hinton creek ranch on Satur'
day and did some surveying, The
versatile county agent is in great de-
mand.
NEWTOWN PIPPIN eating ano
cooking apples, S1.25 a box. Enclose
check or money order. b. l.. CLARK,
r. f. d. No. /, Box IS, Hood River
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Cox we're called
to Oregon City last week upon receip'
OF a telegram saying that their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bertha Giger is seriously Il
with pneumonia.
A. Henriksen, prominent Ceci
stockman, spent several days II
Heppner last week, aiding in the re
organization Of the Morrow Count!
Fair Association,
Jos. T. Knappenberg. extensive
Morrow county land owner, is W
from his Portland home this weel
and spent Tuesday in Heppner OF
business matters.
b. +. Sorenson of the Central Mar
ket is among those present in th'
Heppner business world, after beint
quarrantined at his home for seyera
days with influenza,
Hon. c. +. Woodson, prominent 10
cal attorney and member of the stat
legislature, went to Portland the las
Of the week to meet with the stat
highway commission.
Mrs. Carrie Vaughn returned las
week from an extensive trip IN TN
south. She spent several weeks II
California and at Cottage Grove
where a sister lives.
Peter Bremen. veteran Eight Nil
farmer. was a business caller !
Heppner on Friday. Mr.. Brenne
says crop prospects in his neighboI
hood are, at this time, exceedingl
good.
Jos. Eskelson was up from Lexing
ton last Saturday to spend a icy
hours on business. Mr.. Eskelson ha
moved back to his ranch in Clark
canyon and says he is feeling younge
every day.
Mrs. Chester Darbee and daughte
Miss Gwendolyn left for Portlan
last Friday, where Miss Darbee WI
re-enter school and her mother WI
spend a week on a visit, before re
turning home.
Ladies | thank you for your D
al patronage the past year mo-
have the new supplies for the comm
year. Write me a card and WI
call. Mrs. NJ. l.. Oney, agent for NJ
Bone corset.
w. o. Bayless has purchased IN
interest of r. Il. Jones in the Hepl
ner Delivery Co. Mr.. Jones mad on
recently purchased the %partnershi
interest of Phil Jones. The firm {
Bayless and Lawson will continue Il
business.
w. p. Thompson, lubricating e.
pert for the Standard Oil Compar
dropped in on the local station ft
a brief visit last Saturday while ma
ing a tour of the Northwest territor
When at home, Mr.. Thompson
found in the main Office of the cor
pany in San Francisco.
L. V. Gentry, who recently accon
panied his young nephew, Frank Ge'
trv TO Portland. returned home Ia