The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-04-15


/ Or. B,iF. Butler went to Portland
the first of the week on a business
visit.
c. w. AcOck was In town on Mon
day from his farm home east Of
Heppner.
c. M. Schriver, prominent lone
farmer, was Tuesday business Wis
itor in Heppner
L. A. Zochert and E. r. Freder-
ickson of Lexington were callers in
Heppner last Sunday.
Karl l.. Beach, well known Lex
ington business man, was here for
a short time on Monday afternoon.
Miss Vivian Cox has accepted a
position with Vaughn & Sons, in
their bookkeeping department. She
was formerly with Minor & Co.
Don't forget Mrs. Briggs of the
Poultry Yard" at the high school
auditorium on Friday evening. The
Seniors promise something good.
LOST-34 x 4 tire chain, between
Blackhorse schoolhouse and Hepp-
ner. Leave at this office. Reward.
1tp.
Oscar Keithley OF Eight Mile was
Wednesday business man in Hepp-
ner
Professor d. w. Boitnott, local
superintendent of schools, made a
business trip to Enterprise the first
Of the week.
In order to take care of the de-
mands OF increasing business, the
First National Bank has Just recent
ly doubled the capacity OF the safety
deposit vault with the addition of
2S6 deposit boxes.
Howard Anderson, Eight Mile far
mer, was in the city on Wednesday
and making arrangements for taking
out his new Best go" tractor,
which he recently purchased from
the Peoples Hardware company.
Ed Clark, farmer on Willow creek
just below town, has gone into the
mink business. He has two of these
animals at the present time, which
he trapped on his ranch and is max
ing plans for raising them on large
scale.
c. A. Rhea, former Heppner bank
er and pioneer stockman Of Morrow
county who now makes his home in
Portland, arrived Saturday in lone
and will spend the summer at the
home of his son, c. C. Rhea on the
latter's ranch on Rhea creek.
G. T. Goldthwaite, a man who re-
builds and repairs typewriters and
adding machines, was in Heppner on
Wednesday. Mr.. Goldthwaite is now
taking a vacation from his Portland
Office. He has been in the business
for twenty years and is still young
man.
Willie Hoppe, the worlds cham
plon billiardist, gave an exhibition
match in Walla Walla on Wednesday
evening. A number of Heppner fans
we're among those present. Berl Cur
dane, Ray Rogers, 4. j. Starkey and
Clarence Hesseltine went over We'd
nesday afternoon.
Dan B. Stalter, well known local
mining man, returned last week from
an extended visit with his daughter
Mrs. Van Volkenburg at Payette
Idaho. He also visited with friends
in Pendleton while returning home.
Mr.. Stalter says there is an enorm-
GUS amount of snow In the high
mountains at the present time.
Mrs. j. c. Hayes, daughter Miss
Neva and son Olin have returned to
Heppner to make their home and
have taken the Ayers house at the
corner of May and Court streets.
They had lived in Pendleton since
last Fall. Mrs. Hayes condition
SHOWS slight improvement since her
operation a few months ago, al
~ sI, ig OF III bad fact
Clarence Reynolds, pastor of the
First Christian Church at Corvallis,
enjoyed visit with his many Hepp
ner friends while here last week in
the interest Of the Inter-Church
World Movement. Rev. Mr., Rey-
nolds was formerly pastor of the
Christian church at lone and more
recently had charge of the pastorate
at the Woolsey church in Berkeley,
California.
Organizer Beaumont for the Sal
vation Army was in Heppner last
Friday and organized the home ser
vice program for the army in this
county, The meeting WAS held in the
office of Woodson & Sweek and Lena
Smell Shurte was chosen county
president. Other officers are Thomas
Hughes, vice president; Mrs. Han
nah Jones, secretary; w. P. Mahon-
ey, treasurer; s. E. Notson, chair
man; NJ. D. Clark, Gay M. Ander-
son, w. P. Mahoney, Thos, Hughes,
C. Z. Woodson, Sam Hughes, Dr. H.
]. Vaughan, L. A. Hunt and j. A.
Waters, organizers committee; Vaw-
ter Crawford and s. A. Pattison, pub
licity committee.
C. II. Woodson VIII Seek Second