The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Mr. and Mrs Frank Akers of Eight
Mile were Saturday visitors in Hepp-
ner
J. C. Ballenger. Boardman merchant.
spent few days in Heppner the first
OF the week
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Of Heppner~ Initials W. NJ B. 1858. Re-
turn to thlsNoffice. Reward.
Faye McNahb Of lone came up Sat,
urday to take initiatory work in the
Encampment OF the ]. o. o. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Strait, who reside
out north of lone, were business visit
ors in this city the last of, the week.
Oscar Edwards who has been living
at Athena the last few months, is down
for a visit with old Heppner friends.
Mrs. Jess Dobyns Of lone recently re-
turned from Freewater where she made
visit OF two weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lapthorne of
lone have been visiting with Heppner
relatives and friends during the week,
Mrs. c. w. McNamer, Mrs. j. C.
Devin and Mrs. Frank Engelman of
lone were Heppner visitors last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.C. Bortzer of Hood
River were recent visitors in Heppner
and guests at the home Of Mr., and Mrs,
II. =. Tash.
John Collier, prominent Portland at
torney. was in the city this week TO as
sist the state in the prosecution Of the
WIN. Haskins case,
John Stevenson, former Heppner
resident. came over from Pilot Rock
with the visiting delegation Of Odd
Fellows who were here last Saturday.
]. s. Young who now makes his home
at Aloah, Oregon, came In Monday eve
ming to spend few days attending to
business matters and to visit with rela-
tlves
Arthur Olsen who represents well
known Portland bond house, was here
on Wednesday TO meet with the county
court regarding the disposal Of road
bonds
w. G. McClaren. representative Of the
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective
Association, Is spending a few days In
Heppner this week, while attending cir.
cult court.
The farm home of Mr.. and Mrs II. W.
Snider on Black Horse was the scene
OF very enjoyable dance last satur-
day evening A number of young peo-
pie attended from this city
Get ready for a big dance in Cecil
Hall on November 27th. Arlington
Orchestra win furnish the music. Sup
per will be provided by Mrs, 7. H Lowe,
Everybody come Good time for all.
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Mikesell re-
turned Sunday from an extensive east
ern trip. Most Of their time was spent
In Kansas and Missouri. whore they
visited with relatives and old friends.
Lee Mead. O.-W. agent at Messner n
mile and a half above Boardman. was
here on Monday giving testimony in
the case OF the state versus Haskins.
Mr., Mead used to be the operator at
the local depot
Dick Johns Of the Universal Garage
returned the first OF the week from Fox
where he was called several days ago
on account OF his fathers Illness He
reports his fathers condition much i'm
proved at this time,
Tom Garland, who Is prominently
Identified with the Portland legal fra
ternity. spent a few days here this week
while appearing as associate counsel
with s. T.. Van vactor In the case Of
the State versus Haskins.
Dan B. Stalter expects to leave in the
near future for Payette, Idaho, where
he will make o short visit with his
daughter. Mrs Elizabeth Van volken-
burg, before leaving for Alameda, Cali
fornia, to spend the winter.
John Jenkins, who formerly ran a
wheat farm in this part of the county,
and Is now producer of alfalfa on
some 10 acres of Boardmans good irri-
gated land, was doing business In this
city the last of the week.
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county men are attending the Pacific
international Livestock Exposition In
Portland this week, among them being
County Agent L. A. Hunt W. w Smead
John Kilkenny and Al Henriksen.
MIR and Mrs Earl Cramer of Board
man were in Heppner the first of the
week attending to court matters They
were formerly engaged in the mercan-
tho business in the project city but are
no Y residing on a farm near Boardman.
Frank milestone, formerly of this
CITY, came over with the Pendleton
delegation last Saturday as a member
Of the degree stan which put on the
work at the local I. o. o. f. hall. Mr..
milestone is son Of N. s. milestone
OF this city.
Chas. II. Gray Paul V. Maris and f.
l.. Ballard. prominent agriculturists OF
state and nation were here last Fri
day to attend a countrywide meeting
OF the Morrow county farm bureau.
Mr. Gray is a member of the executive
committee of the National Farm Bu-
reau.
Mrs. Mary Conner was a visitor in
Heppner on Tuesday from her farm
home in west Morrow county. She
states that the seeding is all done on
this big ranch, with the grain coming
along fine, so Mrs. Conner will retire to
city life. going to The Dalles to spend
the winter after the first of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Edwards of For
est Grove spent the last week visiting
at the home of Mr., and Mrs, Frank w
Turner in this city The young people