The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-07-29
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS


r. E. Gregg has established a sum
mer camp OIL upper Willow creek.
W. l.. Holmes, Lexington business
man, spent Saturday afternoon In
Heppner.
Theodore Anderson and Chas.
Beckett. Eight Mile farmers, we're In
the city Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. C. Rhea were Sat.
uriay visitors here from their farm
home on Rhea creek.
Waldo Vincent. Lena postmaster
and merchant, was a Saturday bust
ness caller in Heppner.
w. o. Hill, cashier OF the Lexing-
ton State Bank. was a Tuesday morn
ing caller in Heppner.
Chas. II. Latourell, local auto
dealer. went to Portland on a brief
uubilcos ZIP Vcuutoudy.
A baby boy arrived at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Farley near
this city on Sunday, July Is.
John B. Calmus, local blacksmith,
left on Tuesday afternoon for a few
days outing in the mountains.
Mrs. Ed Hunt of Rhea creek was
a Heppner visitor on Tuesday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Earl Hunt.
Percy Hughes and family OF little
Butter creek returned Sunday from
a vacation outing at Ritter Springs.
Ed Buchanan, local contractor, Is
placing a concrete basement under
the w. H. Cronk residence IN Gale
street.
Ray Rogers. popular salesman at
Minor & Co.. is taking a vacation and
enjoying the sea breeze at Rockaway
beach.
Miss Ruby Corrigall and Miss Odile
Groshens left on Sunday for Portland
and the coast to spend a vacation OF
two weeks.
Mrs. Melissa A. Clark returned
last week from Portland, where she
made a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Levi Morgan.
The family OF B. +. Sorenson Is en-
joying an outing in the mountains.
having established a camp on upper
Willow creek.
George r. w Mead Of Black Horse
was In the city on Tuesday. He Is get
ting ready for harvest and was here
after supplies.
Andy Rood was In from the ranch
Tuesday, getting ready to commence
harvest. He will have a run Of about
forty-five days.
Guy French, prominent stockman
OF Eastern Oregon, was visiting In
Heppner and transacting business the
first OF the week.
Miss Harriet Case arrived Satur-
day from her home in juneau, Alaska
and Is visiting with her brothers, M.
and y A Case
George NJ. schempp is erecting a
new dwelling on one Of his lots In
north Heppner. Herbert Driskell Is
doing the carpenter work.
Mrs. Chester Darbee and daughter
Miss Glwendolyn left on Sunday for
Tacoma, where they will make an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Miss Ruth Elliot has returned to
her home In Portland after visiting
for two weeks at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. C. c. Patterson.
]. w. Beckett, former Morrow coun-
ty citizen, is up from his Portland
home on a visit to his sons, Walter
and Charles at Eight Mile.
Robert Alstott commenced head
ing on his Eight Mile ranch the last
OF the week. He was In HeppneI
Friday looking for harvest help.
Earl Gordon returned last Satur'
day from Portland, where he spent
a week, and has resumed his duties
at Patterson & Sons drug store.
Carl Bergstrom, Gooseberry farm
err, is said to have n field of wheat
which experts say will make a YIELD
Of close to fifty bushels per acre.
Ray Pierce, head painter on thu
new hotel building, sustained an UNI
pleasant injury recently, when he
picked up a silver in his right hand
Chas. Barlow has been confined Il
his home the last week, suffering
from an attack Of tonsliitis. Hi
condition is somewhat improved a
this time.
F. A. McMenamin returned Thurs
day from Salem, where he made
brief attendance upon the state con
vention OF Elks, which was In session
there last week.
Mrs. o. X. Porter and daughte
Helen spent a few days here the pas
week on a visit to Mrs. Porter's sis
ter. Mrs. R. E. Gregg. Their hom'
Is in The Dalles.
Mrs. Ray Pierce and children hav'
gone to ~Goldendale, Washington
where they will visit with Mrs
Pierce's parents untfl Mr.. Pierce get
located in Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brantley lef
Saturday for their home in Pendle