The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-14
LOCAL


saturday caller In Heppner.
]. F. Vaughn came down from waila
Walla the FIRST of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, L L. Jakes OF lone were
Wednesday visitors in Heppner.
Harold Cohn and Del Ward were bus
mess visitors in lone last asturday.
Ray McAlister Of Lexington spent a
few hours in Heppner on business last
Monday.
FOR sALE-plano and household
furniture. Inquire at once Of Mrs. r. ].
Vaughan. Phone 744.
Harry Bartholomew. the stanfeld
sheepman. was q business visitor In
Heppner on Monday.
Mrs. w. Z. Brock and son Harold OF
Pendleton were In Heppner Sunday on
a visit to relatives here.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ball on
october 4. a nine pound son. Mr.. Ball
is a farmer southwest OF lone.
Mrs e. @. Noble left Sunday for Mon
mouth In response to a telegram saying
that her father Is seriously III.
B. II. Peck. s%agenhurst farmer, came
In from his Rhea creek home on Mon
day to attend to some business matters.
Mr. and N4ra u II pykt,ohooa ~.
land are visiting at the home OF their
neice, Mrs. Herert Olden OF Rhea creek.
Chas. II. Latourell spent a few days
this week On the trail OF the elusive
deer, In the mountains south Of Hepp.
ner.
The Franklin High School concert or
chestra of Portland will furnish music
for a dance at the Fair pavilion on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. L. vinton of lone
spent the weekend In Heppner at the
home Of Mrs. vinton's mother, Mrs,
John Mccullough.
L A. Hunt went over to Irrigon last
Saturday to attend to some agricul-
tural business in connection with his
office as county agent.
Hon. J. w Morrow, tax and right OF
way agent for the o.-W. r. & N. Co,
with Offices In Portland. spent Monday
In Heppner on business.
Floyd Fraser, who travels for q well
known marble works company 'n PEN
dleton. Is spending a few days In Nor
row county this week, Mr.. Fraser say
business Is good.
o. A. Stafford. Of Stanield. accompan-
led by o. G, Tyler and NJ. II. Cline of
Portland. passed through Heppner Sun
day enroute to the mountains on a
hunting expedition.
Mrs. Kate Vaughn. Mrs. c. L Free
man, Mrs. Chas, Vaughn, Mrs. Bert
Stone and Mrs. John Mccullough mo-
tored over to Pendleton last Thursday.
They returned home on Saturday.
John and Oscar Cochran of lone
were Monday visitors here. Oscar runs
q confectionery store In the Egg City
and John spends a considerable part of
HIS time hunting and killing predatory
animals.
Erik Bergstrom aud son Of Goose
berry. were Saturday business visitors
In Heppner. Mr.. Bergstrom says this
" - futt g.. uxnJtnr chat In IN
remember. Mr.. Bergstrom expects to
have his crop all seeded within a few
more days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fiemming came
over from Heppner recently, and Mr..
Flemming Is now employed on the i'm
p~rovements at the plant of the Stand
ard Oil Company. Mr.. Flemming re-
sided in this city 81 years ago.-Cohdon
Globe-Times.
Born-In this city on Tuesday, Oct
IL. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira W Thornton. at
the family residence on Center street.
a son weighing sh pounds Both mo-
ther and child are reported doing nice
ly. The young man has been named
Ia w Iuntnr
Mrs Carrie Vaughn and daughter,
Mrs. Spencer Akers. returned Tuesday
from an extensive Eastern trip, where
they spent several weeks visiting rela-
tives. A considerable portion of their
,,n,o was urent IN Chicago and other
Illinois cities.
..,o lac, r,rrs-
a,,arnonn waa , b,r success az
"ss,.u 90 A,ot,opeer Miller. who was
~ ,ha o,,v last SATURDAY from his lone
noma Everything brought a good
n.,ao ara Mr. Kerber ia well satisfied,
-. ~ M,,,o,
Harvey county people are opposed 10
lii .nnoar an tho November ballot.
While outsiders are boosting the meas
ure, Harvey people contend that u VIII,
cut 'he near' W. y. ~. 1870
make q luck poho