The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-05-20

f1SIAdu NSlISOu VI I1dEuuldu spent
Tuesday in Heppner.
Walter Beckett, Eight Mile farmer,
was here on Saturday.
E. o. Neill, Butter creek sheep
man, spent Saturday in Heppner.
Ralph Corrigal of Butter creek
was a Friday visitor in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Green were
in Heppner on Saturday from Eight
Mile.
John Kenny, east Heppner farm
er, was a business caller here on
Saturday.
Oscar Keithley was among the
Eight Mile people who were in Hepp-
ner on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Fell of near
lone visited with Heppner relatives
on Saturday.
Ellis Minor shipped a carload of
lambs to the Portland market the
first of the week
Mrs. l. Z. Kunsman and Miss Lena
Hughes were down from the kuns-
man ranch on Saturday.
Miss Marcia Winnard has return
ed to Heppner after completing a
term of school at Tellocaset.
Mrs. F. E. Bell is here from Spo-
kane on a business trip and visiting
her many Morrow county friends
Mrs. JEFF Beamer visited with
Heppner relatives on Saturday from
her home near Jordan Siding on
Rhea creek.
Leonard Ashbaugh, who farms
in the Eight Mile district, was look
ing after business affairs in Heppner
on Saturday.
Arch Barnard drove over to Rit-
ter the last of the week, taking with
him, Dave Emry, who will spend
some time at the McDuffee ho
springs.
l. w. Sperry of White Swan, Wash
ington, was visiting his sister, Mrs
Mary E. Hale, and other relatives il
lone last week, leaving here Monda!
for Heppner to visit his brother, G
W. Sperry.-Ione Independent.
The local distributor for the Ford
Chas. H. Latourell, received a cal
load of these popular automobiles the
last of the week. Nearly all of then
go toward filling orders that have
been on file tor many weeks.
Geo. w. Milholland, local Standard
Oil manager, took aviator Thompson
to Pendleton on Monday, where the
latter made arrangements for a ser
les of fights following the termina
tion of his flying in this city.
Matt T. Hughes, farmer and stock
man, was up from his Willow creek
ranch on Tuesday and says his alfal
IA is growing rapidly. Mr.. Hughes
is planning to attend the barbecue
and picnic at Boardman the 31st OF
May.
James Keeney of the Cunningham
Sheep & Land company, was in the
city from Pendleton on Saturday. A
number of years ago Mr.. Keeney was
a resident Of Heppner. Mrs. Keeney
is a daughter of T. ]. Matlock OF
Hinton creek.
Qualified by experience. What
more could be demanded of a candi-
date for Office? Sam A. Kozer has
served as Deputy Secretary of State
for more than eight years and is pre-
eminently fitted for the Office Of Sec
retary Of State. He is deserving of
your vote on May 21.
Sam A. Kozer is not politician,
but he is qualified by experience for
the office of Secretary Of State. He
has served eight years as Deputy Sec
retary Of State. Is intimately ac-
quainted with the details of State
government. He has made good.
He is on the job. Keep him there.
Owen F. Jones Of Baker, who seeks
/ to wear the toga now held by Nick
Sinnott from the second Oregon dis
trict, spent Saturday evening, Sun
day and Monday morning in Hepp-
ner in the interest of his candidacy.
Mr.. Jones is pleasant conversation
alist and appears to be making a
good impression wherever he goes.
While 1t is conceded that he will not
develop sufficient strength to get in
to the running, yet 1t is highly posi-
BILE that he will poll much larger
vote than many believed possible,