The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-11
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HAPPENINGS

Hon. +. II. Robinson. Ione's only legal
light. Is attending court in Heppner
this week
Ed Moore, prominent lone business
man. spent a few hours in Heppner on
Tuesday.
e. II. Turner. prominent North lone
farmer was Monday business caller
In Heppner.
Erik Bergstrom and C. E. Carlson
are Gooseberry farmers attending court
In Heppner this week.
Mr. Kennedy. representing the Greg
on Products Company was calling upon
the local trade on Monday.
w. w. Howard. Butter creek farmer
and stockman. is spending the week
In Heppner on jury duty.
Gus and Geo. Mcmillan. prominent
citizens of Lexington. were Monday
business visitors in Heppner.
Mrs. Josephine Johnson has returned
to Heppner after visiting for several
weeks with relatives in Salem.
Mrs. Rufus Fartens OF Oakland, Ore.
has been visiting at Heppner and lone
this week She formerly lived in lone
Alfred C, Kemp Of Hardman, made
final proof on his homestead before ].
A. Waters at the court house on Mon
day.
JEFF Beamer. who owns a fine little
alfalfa farm on Willow creek. was a
business visitor in Heppner on Tues
day.
NE. Cotter. farmer OF the lone sec
tion, camee up the first OF the week to
do jury duty at the regular session Of
the Circuit court.
w. f. Bales, stock inspector for the
Standard oil Company. spent several
days here recently, going over the
stock at the local plant.
Mrs e. L. vinton, wife of the high
way engineer at lone. visited at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. John McCul-
Tough in this city Monday.
Ernest Colvin, who recently sold his
interest In the restaurant business here.
was In the city on Monday from lone,
where he Is now residing.
George A. Fetsch. travelling repre-
sentative for the American Type Foun-
ders Company of Portland. was Mon
day business visitor In Heppner.
Pie and Candy Sale by the Blue Rib
bon Glass OF the First Christian Sun
day School Humphreys Drug Store,
beginning at II A. NJ Saturday.
Ben F. Thomas, Eight Mile farmer
left on Wednesday for Portland, where
he win spend few days on business.
He was accompanied by Mrs Thomas
Michael Fitzpatrick and Michael Nc
CURE, native sons OF Erin. received nm
al citizenship papers from Judge Gil
bert w. Phelps In this city on Monday
County Clerk Waters issued TO Oscar
Davis and Mrs. Sarah A. Smith, mar
riage license last Saturday. Both are
we'll known and respected residents OF
this city.
Miss Neva Hayes, who has been liv-
ing In PendIeton the last few months,
returned TO Heppner Tuesday and VIII
resume her former position as operator
in the local telephone exchange.
George w Milholland. Standard Oh
agent and Arthur r. Crawford of the
q, II. force made motor trip to Mon
ument Sunday They report the roads
over the mountains to butte passable
except for extra heavy trucking.
Friday will be one grand big day FOL
the Morrow county farmer. II Will bt
an excellent opportunity for town peo
ple to mix with him. show him true
Heppner hospitality and let him kno"
that his interests and ours are Identical
r. H. ZInter formerly resided In spo'
kane, but for the last seven years m
has been making n success OF farmiht
In the Eight Mile section OF MORO"
county. Mr.. Zinter is spending tn
week in Heppner while attending Cir
cult court.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e Chidsey returned
to Hepner Monday evening from Port
land, where they we're called last weef
by the serious Illness OF Mr., Chidsey'
mother. Mr.. Chidsey reports that MI
mother is greatly improved In healtl
at this time
George w. Chaplin was down iron
Hardman Monday making delivery OF
wagon load OF apples from his kocl
creek ranch. Mr.. Chaplin says rea
winter weather has been visiting nj
section, the ground being frozen to
depth of two inches or more.
Earl Ward, editor of the Lexoniaf
Lexington high school annual, was Il
the city last Saturday, making arran
gements for the printing OF next year
annual The Lexington students pro
duce most commendable annual eael
year and they plan to make this on
better than ever.
Adolph Modjeski, who recently bou
Eht the Ed Day ranch on Rhea cree
from Julian Rauch, was In town I'M
week completing the papers Tor IN
transfer Of the property Mr. Rauc
bought the ranch few months ag
from JEFF Beamer.
Mrs, Sanford Chilfen and little dau
ghter Of Ukiah. are visiting with reia
tives and friends at Heppner and Lex
ington this week. While In Heppne'
she visited at the homes of H. w. an
Frank Turner old time friends. Mr.
Chilfen is a niece of Geo. M Allyn
Lexington, whose family she has ais
been visiting.
While having a ride on the giar
stride one day at school this week, III
tie Jeanette Turner. daughter or M
4, m