The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-11


business caller in this city.
Mrs. Holmes Holman of lone is a
guest this week at the home OF her
aunt. Mrs. Walter C. Cason.
A. w. Sailing Of Hardman is spend
Ing few days in Heppner attending
to business matters this week.
w. p Mahoney, cashier of the First
National Bank, spent few days in
Portland on business the first Of the
week.
Pat Crow OF the Associated Engin-
eerng Corporation of Portland is
spending a few days In the city on
business.
Herman Nelson of Hardman spent
Monday and Tuesday in Heppner get
ting his income tax report ready for
Mr.. Miller at Portland.
Miss Martina II. Thiele, English in
structor In the high school, went to
Portland Friday and spent few days
on some business matters.
Mrs. Harold Bean returned to her
Heppner home on Monday after
spending a week in Portland visiting
with relatives and friends.
Barney Doherty of Sand Hollow
was business caller in Heppner last
Saturday. making preparations for
the lambing season on his ranch.
Dan Hanshew OF Sand Hollow was
an interested attendant at the Rood
sale on Heppner Flat last Saturday
He was accompanied by Mrs. Han
shew.
George c. Aiken, local business
man, went down to Portland last
Thursday and spent several days with
his sister, who came up from Calf
ornia.
Joe Devine OF Lexington was here
on Monday. Mr. Devine is road su-
pervisor In his district and was here
to confer with county roadmaster
McCaleb.
A new electric lighting plant.
which is said to be ideal for use on
the farm, is being demonstrated by
e. J. Starkey, local dealer in electric
al equipment.
George P. Faulkner OF Pendleton
is business visitor In Heppner this
week Mr.. Faulkner is interested in
the battery repair business in the
Roundup town.
Miss Alice Cummings of Portland
is here on visit to her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry Cummings Miss Cum
mings Is an accomplished elocutionist
OF the Rose City
j. A. Campbell and family of Medi-
cal Lake, Wash, spent seeral days
here the past week visiting at the
home OF Mr.. Campbell's brother,
Judge VIM. T. Campbell
Phil Jones, who has been in III
health for several weeks, does not
improve, and his condition is said to
be serious. His present trouble Is
said to be result of the influenza,
Dave Wilson, agent in this terri
tory for the Equitable Life Insurance
company of New York, came over
from Pendleton Saturday and is
spending several days here on busi-
, ness.
Dill Garrigues, a former Heppner
resident is here on visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Snyder, and meet
ing his many old time friends. Mr..
Garrigues spent the winter at San
Pedro, Cal
l.. N. Traver, local contractor, has
purchased new Nash Six from
Vaughn & Sons and took 1t out for
the first time last Sunday when he
drove with party of friends down
Juniper on rabbit hunt.
Sheriff George McDuffee. who has
been quarrantined at his home for
the past five weeks on account OF
smallpox, has completely recovered
and was able to return to his office
in the court house the first of the
week.
Prominent lone citizens who were
in Heppner on Tuesday were Chas.
Erwin. well known farmer; E. s. Ac-
herman, publisher Of the lone lnde-
pendent; and Chas B. Sperry, prom
inent business man and candidate for
sheriff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wilcox, former
Morrow county residents, came up
from Estacada Monday to spend a
few days. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Ed Sailing, who Is here on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Mary Bar
tholomew.
s. r. Craig returned Tuesday from
two months visit at the home Of
his brother. T. P. Craig at Sand
Point, Idaho. His brother is engaged
In the store business at Sagle, a few
miles from Sand Point, and his store
was wiped out when forest fire WIS.,
tied that section last summer,