The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-29
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+. G. Hayerstick Of Rhea creek
was a Friday business man in Hepp-
Der.
VIM. II. Padberg of Clarks canyon
was a Monday business visitor in
Heppner.
Claude Keithley, Eight Mile farm
er, was a Friday business caller in
Heppner.
Howard Anderson, well known
Eight Mile farmer was in the city on
Saturday.
Chas. Deyin came up from his lone
ranch on Saturday and spent the day
here On business.
Jas. Fitz is ill at his home On Court
street and under the Doctors care al
the present time.
l.. d. Neill, prominent Butter creek
farmer and stockman, was in the city
for a few hours last Saturday.
Jack Hynd anne up from Cecil last
Saturday to attend the meeting of the
Morrow County Farm Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Young left last
Wednesday forNewberg where they
will visit for an indefinite period.
c. L. Jones, former Morrow county
citizen, is up from his Newberg home
this week looking after business mat
ters.
Among the many farmers who
spent Saturday in Heppner was c. NJ
lone.
w. Prewitt Cox returned on Mon
day from Portland, where he spent
several days under the care of an eye
specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ayers and Mr.
and Mrs. James Morgan were Little
Butte creek business callers in Hepp.
ner on Saturday.
Leonard Ashbaugh, Eight Mile far
mer, was in the city on Saturday &c
attend a meeting OF the Morrow
County Farm Bureau.
Pat Brady, who runs sheep at Six
Prong, Wash, returned to his home
there the last of the week after spen.
ding several days in Heppner on bus.
mess.
Mrs. Carrie Vaughn of this city
who spent the past several weeks In
California, has returned north and Ii
now visiting at the home Of her SIS
ter in Roseburg.
Mrs. p. 0. Borg, formerly a pioneer
resident OF iieppner who now makes
her home in Portland, has gone tc
Alameda, Cal, to visit with a daugh-
ter who resides there.
T. NJ. Rupee, Butter creek farm
er, returned Sunday evening from
Portland, where he went last week tt
take some initiatory work in the An
cient Order OF the Mystic Shrine.
f. A. McMenamin, local attorney
returned last Thursday evening from
a brief business trip to Alderdale
Wash, and Portland. Mr.. McMena-
min is interested in the sheep bust
ness at Alderdale.
C. c. Paine, Boardman business
man, came over from the north Nor
row metropolis last Saturday to at
tend a meeting Of the Morrow County
Farm Bureau. Mr.. Paine is secretary
of the organization.
Matt H~alvorsen formerly a mer'
chant in lone and one OF the large
wheat producers of that section
spent Saturday in Heppner and at
tended a meeting of the MORROW
County Farm Bureau.
Mrs. frankie Luper left on Tues
day for Portland, where she vii
spend several days selecting heI
stock Of spring millinery. During
her absence the store will be il
charge of Mrs. Waters.
Morrow county farmers who have
been named as members of an East
ern Oregon committee to work out {
plan for wheat marketing are X. w
Turner, Il. NJ. Hulden and William
T. Campbell of Heppner.
Miss Vivian Cox, who recently lie
signed her position as bookkeeper Il
Minor and Co., did not leave for Pen
dleton as we had announced las
week. She does not contemplate
leaving Heppner at the present time
Eddie Reitmann, lone farmer, ant
vice president of the Morrow Count!
Farm Bureau, was in the city on Sat
urday and in the absence of Presiden
Oscar Keithley, oticiatedNat the meet
ing of the farmers on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. C. C, Haynie entertained TIT
little members of her Sunday schoo
class of the Cristian church at he
home on Saturday evening from . tt
$3.50 o'clock. The affair was given II
honor of those members who mad
birthday during the month.
County Agent l.. A. Hunt, Adam
Knoblock, chairman of the road com
mittee of the Farm Bureau, W. q
Minor, county road viewer and w. l.
McCaleb, county roadmaster, left OF
Monday to 90 over the proposed rout
of the Irrigon-Boardman road L
Heppner.
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