The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-04-15
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Mr.. and Mrs, Guy snaw Of Basey
Canyon were in the city on Saturday.
X. d. Alstott, Rhea creek sheep
man, was here on business last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Morgan Of Little
Butter creek were In Heppner on
Monday.
John Turley is over from Baker
this week on visit to friends and
relatives.
County agent l.. A. Hunt went to
Irrigon on a brief business visit last
Saturday.
Ed Musgrave was in the city on
Saturday from his creek ranch above
Jordan Siding.
A. Henriksen and son Clifford of
Cecil were business visitors in Hepp-
ner on Saturday.
The many friends of Phil Jones
will be glad to know that he is recov-
ering satisfactorily from his recent
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Anderson mo-
tored to Pendleton last Saturday,
where Mr.. Anderson was called on
business.
WANTED-House cleaning, wash
ing. Day work so cents hour, town
or country. Phone Schempp, 1886.
Neil Doherty, north lone farmer
and stockman, spent few hours in
Heppner on business last Monday.
Contractor Il. l.. Buckman Is lay
ing a new concrete walk along the
McNamee property on upper Main
street this week.
c. w. McNamer, OF the firm OF Nc
Manner & Sorenson is spending a few
days here on business. He has an
other meat market in lone.
Z. +. Miller, the lone auctoneer
and hardware merchant, was a bust
ness caller in Heppner on Saturday.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Miller.
B. G. Sigsbee, local theater man,
is spending the week in Portland on
business relating to furnishings for
his new theater in the Elks build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cantwell Jr.
spent the week end at the homo OF
Mr. Cantwells parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Cantwell from their home in
Pendleton.
DR.. c. C. Chick has returned from
q trip to Southern California. Mrs.
Chick and son Charles are still in
the south, where they will remain for
several weeks,
Colvin Brothers, who were former
ly engaged In the restaurant business
in lone have purchased the Home
restaurant in this city from Mrs,
Mae Porter and have taken posses
sion.
]. B. Huddleston and sister Miss
Bess Huddleston returned to their
Lonerock home last week after
spending several days visiting with
Heppner friends and looking after
business matters.
Ruby Cason, the little girl Of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Cason of Lonerock,
as been critically Ill during the week
In the hospital following an opera
tion for appendicitis.-Condon Globe
Times.
DR.. II. T. Allison, formerly Of
Heppner, was visiting old friends
here on Saturday, coming up from
the lone home OF his brother, A. c.
Allison. DR.. Allison now makes his
home at Amity, Oregon.
Oscar Borg, local jeweler and opto-
metrist, went to Portland Sunday to
Join Mrs. Borg and together they will
journey on pleasure trip to Calf
ornia. Arthur Smith has charge of
the store during Mr.. Borg's absence.
Mrs. Ada Woodward, who lived
for many years at Lena, on Little
Butter creek, was over from her
home at Hermiston the first Of the
week and was a visitor in Heppner
on Monday, in company with her
brother. Walter Kilcup.
Representative c. Il. Woodson of
Heppner, who besides making a fine
record. proved to be one of the most
effective debaters and brilliant cross
examiners on the floor of the house,
is a candidate for reelection from
tho Morrow -Umatil;a district.-Ore-
gon Voter.
Wade G. Bowers last week finish
ed drilling a well on the Bert John
son ranch, striking good flow of
water at depth of 1886 feet. They
have moved the drill to the George
Mcmillan place, between lone and
Lexington, and are sinking a we'll
there lone Independent.
"Stuffing" papers on the Sunday
edition OF the Seattle Daily Times
was boyhood occupation for Ed
ward F. Sultan every Saturday night.
He admits himself that he got to be
a regular '1whizz" at putting the var
ious sections Of the big newspaper
in their proper places in making up
the edition for presentation to Times
readers. Mr.. Sultan now travels for
the Leslie-Judge company and ap-
pears to be as dexterous in landing