The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-03-03
LOCAL


WV iVem rent Nh4l MAIN AhI-
HOUSE TO RENT-3 rooms. bath and
sleeping porch. Inquire this Office. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Bergstrom Of Eight
Mile were Tuesday visitors In Hepp-
deI.
Joe Mason, ex-postmaster Of lone.
was among the odd Fellows from that
city in Heppner Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C, Gay and son
Walter were in Heppner Monday from
their Rhea creek dairy farm.
M. C. Melville, farmer Of the north
Sand Hollow section, was doing bust
ness In this city the first Of the week
Walter L. Cochran and Miss Yura v.
Hudson, prominent young people of
lone, were married in that city on Sat
urday last.
FOR sALE-Eight young mules for
sale. or will trade for young cattle or
heavy young horses, +. \. McMERA
MIN. Heppner.
ho'h-bNhnNt IltGlhtI anu ItA 20
ington Saturday, Feb. 3, 33x4 Goodyear
tire on rim. Finder please leave at this
office, or notify N. NJ. Kirk. Heppner.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wilson returned
Sunday from n weeks visit in Port
land. where Mr.. Wilson attended a con
vention Of agents OF the Equitable Life.
Ollie Haguewood, Morrow county boy
who served his time in the navy OF
Uncle Sam, has been visiting In Hepp-
ner this week. He makes his home at
lone.
A considerable number of the resi-
dents OF Hardman were in Heppner
Friday evening, all OF them hackers Of
Glen Hadley, champion wrestler Of
Morrow county.
Glen +. Macomber and Mildred New
ton. young people Of this county. were
married on Saturday evening last at the
home Of W. o. Livingstone, officiating
minister. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Luttrell, who
spent ten days visiting in this city, re
turned to their home at Enterprise on
Sunday, expecting to stop over at Pen
dleton for a few days.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Huston, of Eight Mile, at the
home OF Mrs. r. " Whites in this city
on February 20. All parties concerned
are reported to be doing well.
C. r. Bremen. formerly OF this coun-
ty but now living at Roseburg, was in
the city a few days the first of the
week on business. Mr.. Bremen for
merly farmed in the Eight Mile section,
Heppner lodge Of Elks received al
official visit from Francis V. Galloway,
district deputy exalted ruler, at their
regular meeting on last Thursday eve
ming, Mr.. Galloway lives at The Dalles.
Mrs. Phil Jones, who now makes her
home at Kamela, Ore, came over to
Heppner the first OF the week TO re-
ceive medical attention. She is at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Henry Boten
In this city.
Chester Gemmoll was down from
Helix Saturday, being among the Odd
Fellows from that town He enjoyed a
visit with his relatives while here.
Chester Is now farming in the Helix
country and Is making good.
Judge Tom Barnett OF Lexington was
among the three link boys in Heppner
Saturday, enjoying the hospitality of
the local Odd Fellows. and mixing up
with the visitors. Tom seems TO carry
his new title with proper dignity.
Jess Beardslcy, for several years
brakeman on the Heppner branch train,
is now in charge of the local as con-
ductor. Jess Is a regular freight CON
ductor on the main line and Is filing in
temporarily on the Heppner branch.
Clay C. Clark, Of Arlington, chair
man Of the board of directors OF the
John Day Irrigation district, came up
to Hepnner Tuesday and remained
over Wednesday, attending the month
ly meeting of the irrigation district
officers.
C. NJ. Schriver, extensive wheat rails
err Of lone, was in Heppner on Monday
to look after some business matters
Mr.. Schrlver is rejoicing over the
splendid crop outlook In his section
and confidently expects a bumper yield
this season.
C. V. Hopper OF Portland, was a
guest of the commercial club at the
meeting at the hotel on Monday, Mr..
Hooper Is looking up a location for a
vulcanizing plant and will likely locate
in Heppner II n suitable place for his
business car be secured.
LOsT-One black mare, weighing
about 1900 pounds and branded b with
bar over top, on left shoulder, Strayed
from my place about the first Of De
cember, 1920, Suitable reward. In
form me at lone, oregon.
4M3 EDWARD RTETMANN.
Hon. c.. T.. Woodson returned home
the end of the week from Salem, hav-
ing spent a portion Of the months of
January and February In the halls OF
the legislature there as representative
from Morrow and umatilla counties.
AS usual Mr.. Woodson made n good
record as a legislator.
L. Il. Sharon was one Of the grand
lodge officials in Hcppner on Friday and
Saturday. Mr.. Sharon has been grand
secretary of the /. o. o. F. for many
years, and is In fact an enthusiast in
fraternal circles, Mr., Sharon can claim
Heppner as his home at one time as he