The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-04

Saturday IRON Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Swanson OF lone |
we're visitors in Heppner on Saturday. |
David Hynd of Sand Hollow was |
business visitor in Heppner on Tues
day.
John f. Vaughn local garage man,
made business trip to Condor last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mink, who reside
north of Lexington. were visitors in
Heppner last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiidenan were
Sunday visitors in Heppner from their
farm home ON Eight Mile.
+. A. McMenamin, local attorney,
was called to La Grande last week on
business of legal nature.
Miss Isabel Wilson, popular Hepp-
ner young lady, is visiting this week
with friends at Eugene and Corvallis.
Frank Munkers, who owns a wheat
ranch in the Social Ridge section, was
Saturday business man In Heppner
Alya w. Jones, of the Peoples
Hardware company, was called to
Portland last Sunday on very import
ant business.
Ralph Corrigal, Butter creek sheep
man and farmer, was in Heppner last
Sunday, driving beautiful new
Haynes car.
l.. Nj. Hulden and family have re-
turned to their farm home on Black
Horse after spending the winter mon
this in Portland.
H. Fred Tash of the Peoples Hard
ware company, returned Tuesday ev-
ening from Portland, where he was
called on business.
G. ID. Robinson and family, who
have been spending the winter In
Portland, have returned to their
home at Lone Rock.
John 0lden, who was business
visitor in Heppner on Saturday, says
Rhea creek is lower than he ever saw
it before at this time of year,
Among the new subscribers to The
Gazette-T Times this week are Gorger
Brothers of lone, Eddie +. Sheridan
and T. W, Lowe Of Heppner and Ben
+. Thomas of Eight Mile.
Charlie Chuck" Bell returned
from Portland Sunday, driving up
Federal truck for Chas. II. Latourell.
He was accompanied by his brother,
b. c. Bell, who will visit here.
Lawrence Palmer and family were
here on Saturday from Lexington.
Mr. Palmer is prominent wheat ia
mer of that section, having ranch
on the outskirts OF Lexington.
A. NJ. Mallory, formerly deputy
county clerk under Walter Hill,
spent Monday in this city, being call
ed here from his Portland home on
some legal matters.
w. o. Hill, cashier OF the Lexing
ton State Bank, spent few hours in
our city on Saturday He was ac-
companied by his son Herman, who
is student in the Lexington high
school.
The continued freezing is holding
back the growth Of grass and keeping
down feed on the range, according
to John Kilkenny, prominent sheep
man, who was a Saturday business
visitor in Heppner.
Kari l.. Beach and wife of Lexing-
ton were Sunday visitors in Heppner
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. X. Bennett of that city. Mr
and Mrs. Bennett are instructors in
the Lexington high school,
X. J. Carsner, well known locaI
stockman, was in the city Tuesday re-
joicing over the heavy precipitation
Of moisture which the early days Of
March are bringing forth 1t will be
great help to grass on the range.
A recent new subscriber to The
Gazette-Times Is W. II. Clark of Swe
old time readers, having lived fol
many years near Lena on Butter
creek. At the present time he is II
the East on a visit.
Picking oranges and lemons in mid
winter was a novelty recently enjoy
ed by ]. w. Vaughan Of this city, who
has Just returned from visit of 81!
weeks to the San Jaquain Valley, Cal
ifornia, at Exeter and Visalia. He re
ports a most enjoyable trip.
A. Il. Hail. recently of Tacoma
Wash, has accepted bookkeeping
position with the pioneer mercantile
firm of Minor & Co., and took up HI
duties there the first Of the month
Mr.. Hall has moved his family her
and was fortunate in being able t
find a house.
John Monahan returned on We'd
nesday from visit to Heppner wher
he was attending to business matters
He was accompanied by his niece, MIS-
Anna Monahan, daughter of Fran
Monahan of Heppner, who is attend
ing the local academy Condo
Globe-Times.
]. Il. Craber, who recently sold hi
farm near Hardman to d. M. ware
is contemplating trip to Canada !