The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-01

tractor See GEO. MEAD. Lexington.
3tp.
wanted-Two (2) six (s) horse Hoe
drills TROY BoGARD. lone. Oregon.
ADV. 2tp.
Mr. and Mrs. Ture Peterson who re-
side near Hardman. were in the city a
short time today.
Mrs. E. C. Maddox of Arlington vls-
tied with friends in Heppner few
days the past week. She returned home
on Saturday.
Miss Iris Winnard. who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Stanley
Lapham at Hood River, returned home
on Wednesday,
Mrs. b. +. Sorenson and two sons re-
turned home on Wednesday from Wis
it Of several weeks with relatives in
the willamette valley.
FOR sALE--Residence property on
Main street, Heppner--7 rooms, well
finished. For particulars and terms
see Mrs. Henry Johnson. limo.
Mrs. Phil Cohn and daughter. Elean-
or, went to Portland Monday morning
and will spend a few days in the city
visiting with friends and relatives
Bert Barlow. for many years ware
houseman at Jordan Siding and lone,
was in the city a short time onTues-
day. He now makes his home at Port
land.
Rev. Il. L. Moore and Dr. ]. p. Conder
struck out for the mountains yesterday
in the Moore car. and they expect to
land buck deer or two before return
ing to town.
Roy Ashbaugh. young farmer Of the
Hardman district was doing business in
Heppner yesterday. He is getting
ready to begin the harvesting Of his 200
acres Of grain.
Henry Cohn arrived from Portland
late Tuesday evening with a new Dodge
touring car. He found it a fierce trip
getting to this city across the country
from Arlington.
Mrs, A. D. McMurdo and son Ted left
for Portland on Saturday and after a
short visit there. expected to go on to
Toledo, Wash, to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Hugh Il. Bran
Jimmy Wilson has been over from
Pendleton during the week, and while
here was busy helping his brother Dave
get his new stock Of goods opened up
in the Garrigues building.
Rev. w. o. Livingstone and wife and
daughter returned on Tuesday evening
from three weeks vacation spent at
Seaside and Portland. The weather at
the coast was cool and delightful
4. +. Clark and wife departed on
Sunday by auto on vacation trip that
win take them to Southern California,
and as far as the Mexico line. They ex-
pect to be absent for about a month.
David Wilson. Mems Furnishings, has
his place OF business open to the public,
The stock is all new and is priced right
Give me a call when you are needing
| anything in mems furnishings-Adv.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. r. Smith at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rasmus in this city on
| Wednesday, Aug. 81, and DR.. Chick re-
hot al anipey
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Crawford re-
turned on Wednesday from Berkeley,
Calf, where Mrs Crawford has been
spending the past two months visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs II. C. Citizens.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Briggs returned
| where they spent three weeks, partak
| ing of the healing waters and enjoying
/ the hospitality of the management Of
| that popular health resort.
Lon Wattenberger was in from But
| ter creek on Tuesday with load OF
his fancy honey, which article he never
has any difficulty in disposing OF to
the merchants here. He was accompan-
led by Grandma Moorehead
| Miss Alma Akers, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs A. S, Akers spent the week
end visiting with her parents in this
city. Miss Akers is now living at Ar
| lington where she is employed by the
Pacific Telephone X Telegraph Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Gordon arrived on
Tuesday from Fairfield, Idaho, where
they have been living for several
months past and where Mr.. Gordon was
at work in a drug store. They expect
to be here for an indefinite period.
John w. Heard principal OF Heppnel
high school, arrived here on Monday
evening and is prepared to take up his
work on Monday. He has been rough.
ing 1t for the summer, spending the
most of his time in the Bend country
Leo Hill and family returned from q
visit of three weeks with relatives neal
Vancouver, WASH on last evening
During their absence Mr.. Hill unfor.
tunately became i'll for tine and theil
stay was somewhat prolonged on this
account
Tailoring and cleaning work has sc
increased at the shop at Lloyd Hutch.
nson that he is compelled to have ex.
ira help. c. A. Glidhill, an experienced
man in this line of work, arrived from
} Portland on Sunday and is now located
at the tailoring establishment of Mr.
Hutchinson,
In mems shoes, | will handle as goot
n line as ever came to the city. TIL,
Master Make" shoe is one of the very
best. Step in and look over my line o
latest styles and learn how reasonably
they are priced, DAVID WILSON
u Mems Furnishings, Garrigues Building
, ADV
s. IL. Boardman. accompanied b!
, Harry Crawford, civil engineer, VISITED
Heppner yesterday and remained owe
last night. 1t is some job getting vi