The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-30
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Happenings

Good milk cows for sale. Inquire Of
Frank Winnard. Hsppnsr. IT,
j. W. Beckett who has extensive land
holdings In thisc ounty in the Eight
Mile section. is up from his Portland
home.
Mr.. and Mrs George Dykstra depart-
ed on Monday for Shippard's Springs
washington. where Mrs Dykstra will
receive treatment for rheumatism.
Joe Heslin Of this city was operated
on at the Moore hospital on Tuesday
for appendicitis by Dr. McMurdo and
Is at this time getting along well.
Anson Wright, extensive stockraiser
and farmer Of Hardman, was in tho
city yesterday and reports the grain
coming along very fine out his way.
I'd Adkins is harvesting a fine crop
OF l6-inch wood in the timber above
the old Hamilton mill site, and he will
soon be putting it down to town with
the big truck.
Robert Jones, the lO-year- old son OF
Emmett Jones was operated on for the
removal Of his tonsils by DR.. McMurdo
on Tuesday, and is reported to be get
ting along nicely
Miss Gertrude Lee sister Of Mrs
Howard NJ James. arrived from HAY
wood, Calf. on Friday and will spend
portion OF the summer visiting with
her relatives here
Mrs Kit McCarty and son Paul who
have been spending a couple of weeks
visiting with their relatives In this
city, returned to their home at The
Dalles on Friday.
Mrs. w, 0. Dix and little daughter
left on Friday for Portland and other
points in the Valley Mrs Dix will at
tend the summer school at the State
Normal at Monmouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown Of Ana
for a short time with the Mccullough |
boys Of this city, their cousins. left for |
their home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie Rood came up from
Portland on Sunday, stopping of at |
lone for day before coming on to |
Heppner She has large farming inter-
ests in the lone country
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ Olden OF Fairview |
were in the city on Wednesday Har-
that way and cutting should begin /
shortly after the Fourth.
DR.. A. d. McMurdo left for Portland
on Tuesday evening and will attend
the meeting OF the Northwest Medical
association which is holding a conven-
ton in the metropolis this week
Mrs Leroy Jones and children ar
rived on Sunday from Montesano.
Wash, and will spend few weeks
visiting at the home OF Mrs Jones
parents. Mr. and Mrs Vawter Crawford
Mrs Arthur Smith was called to Port
land the first OF the week on account
Of the illness of her daughter Mrs. An
ma Webster. Upon her arrival there
she found Mrs. Webster to be very
much better
Mrs, Pauline QUAD has leased the
Quaid sheep ranch on Balm Fork to
Frank Monahan. Mr. Monahan Is ex-
tensively engaged in sheep and stock
raising and this place will At in nicely
with his ranch just east Of Heppnsr.
NJ r Wadsworth. merchant OF Irri-
gon, was a business visitor In this city
over last Thursday. Mr.. Wadsworth
is also clerk OF his school district and
had his books here for the inspection Of
the auditor for the district boundary
board
Miss Florence Ralston writes this pa
per from Casper Wyoming. where she
Is now living Recently very bad |
electrical storm occurred there and nine
reserve oil tanks were set on fire, the
loss resulting therefrom amounting TO
over million dollars
Mrs Lille Conser departed for her
home on Tuesday after visit
Of few days with relatives in Hepp-
ner She has been stopping at the C.
c. Rhea place on Rhea creek for the
past month, enjoying a summer outing
at the old homestead
VIM. Kummcrland has in a large
amount OF grain on his farm just out
west of Heppner this season and 1t is
all doing well. He will not be long
In getting into the grain with the
header providing there is not too much
coming down
The Misses Alma Devin, Ruth Van
vactor and Edythe Boyd were passen-
gers for Pendleton on Friday, where
they will spend few weeks attending
the summer school of the State Nor
nal and further prepare themselves in
heir work as teachers
The Moore sawmill on Willow creek
s now busy turning out a lot of pine
md FIR lumber At the new location.
which is n short distance up the creek
rom the Slocum mill site there is a