The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-08-19
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

days In lone the last week.
LOsT-Fraternity pin. Finder re
turn to Charles Chick. Heppner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Padber,
were busy callers in Heppner on Sat
urday.
Z. ], Starkey and Bliss Hoffman
spent Tuesday in lone doing som,
electrical wiring.
LOST-Child's coat on road lead
ing out from Heppner. Finder pleas,
leave at this Office.
FOR SALE-Edlson diamond dis,
monograph. See Clarence Hickey a
Vic Groshens house. 1tp.
BORN--Sunday, August Is, 1920
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Woods
Of Gooseberry, a son.
Berl Gurdane, local business man
returned home Monday after spend.
ing a week In Portland.
The Ray NJ. Oviatt's have gone te
Newport to spend a few weeks en-
joying the salt air and briny deep.
George w. Milholland, Standard
OIL manager here, made a business
trip to Portland the last Of the week
Andy Rood Jr., prominent young
wheat farmer Of Heppner Flat, made
a business trip to Portland the last
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Cohn and
daughter Eleanor left on Sunday for
Rockaway. the popular summer re-
sort on the Oregon coast.
James H. Hayes and H. G. Hayes
we're over from Pendleton the first
of the week looking after business
interests In Morrow county.
First class cook, with n or two
helpers wants position on ranch. Mrs.
Lydia McLeand, Heppner, Ore. See
]. C. o'Neill, Central Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Sweek departed
In their car last Sunday for the coast,
where they expect to spend an en-
joyable vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs. W. c. O'Sullivan arrived FRI
day evening to join her husband, who
has accepted a position as clerk with
the Standard Oil Company here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henriksen Of &C.
ell we're visitors in Heppner several
days the first Of the week, being here
to welcome the arrival Of their new
grand daughter.
Martin Reid, Chandler and Gar
ford dealer, reports the sale OF a
Chandler touring a this week to
Clarence Reid, and a Garford truck
to James Furlong.
The families Of Frank and Harry
Turner went to the mountains to re-
main during the week. They are
oamped neal Arbuckle spring and are
In quest OF huckleberries.
Chas. r. Huston OF Eight Mile has
purchased the Albert Emry home
Just west of town, and will move
here for the winter, coming in time
for the opening OF school.
The families Of Karl Farnsworth
and Del Ward are camped on upper
Ditch creek, where they are havins
an enjoyable vacation. They are
getting lots OF huckleberries.
The eleventh annual Roundup,
P~endleton's great Wild West attrac-
ton, will be held this year on Sept.
20, "a, and Is, and promises to be
Just as big a drawing, card as usual.
Walter Farrens. stockman OF the
Hardman section, will ride in a Ford
hereafter, having purchased n OF
these utility touring cars from Chas.
H. L~atourell, local dealer, this week.
BORN--At the home Of Mrs. Geo.
Aiken in this city, Monday, August
16, 1920, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Hem
riksen Of Cecil, a daughter. DR.,
Chick reports mother and child do
ing well.
Stephen A. Doak, who farms one
OF the big wheat ranches northwest
Of Lexington, was in Hppner n Sat
urday and went home in style, hay
ing purchased a new Ford touring
car from Chas. II. Latourell.
William Van Vactor and daughter
Miss Thelma Van Vactor returned to
their ~Goldendale, WASH, home last
Friday after visiting in Heppner for
several days as guests at the home OF
Mr.. Van Vactor's son, Sam Z. van
Vactor.
Vernie Matteson and family re-
turned to their Seattle home last
Saturday after spending esveral days
in Heppner as guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Milhol-
land. Mrs. Matteson and Mrs. Mil
holland are sisters.
Mrs. A. M. Phelps and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Phelps, will leave In
a few days Off the east, where MISS
Elizabeth will enter an Iowa college
Mrs. Phelps will spend several weeks
in the middle west visiting with re-
latives before returning home.
Work of laying the steel pipe
across the Ditch creek summit to d.
vert water from there into the Will
low creek basin, Is now In progress