The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-02-03
| LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Nice room to rent. CAN Main 462.

Nice room to rent. Call Main 1852.
Everett Logan who farms in the Cecil
country was in Heppner over Tuesday
night.
J. II. witt. Ione's blacksmith, was a
visitor in Heppner for a short time on
Saturday.
Arthur Finley and wife were visitors
in Heppner Saturday from their home
down north
wANTED-wm pay cash for second
hand Ford body. in fair shape. See
Heppner Garage Machine Shops, If.
wANTED-Man and wife for ranch
work, or woman to take charge OF
house on ranch. Inquire at this office.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Aiken departed
for Portland and other Valley points
the last of the week on a visit to rela-
tives.
Mr.. n Mrs. J. w. Beymer, and Mrs.
o. L. Farnsworth. mother OF Mrs. Bey-
mer, are in Portland where they will
visit for a short time.
Il. II. HUFFMAN, head of the one
schools. wal here on Saturday last at
tending the school board convention
and taking part OF the program.
County Clerk Waters issued a mar
rage license on the 2sth of January to
Lloyd L feathers and Rose E. steph-
ems, both young people of Hartman.
John b. Carmichael. prominent citi-
zen and extensive farmer OF Lexington,
Is very sick at his home in that city.
suffering from an attack Of erysipelas.
Cashier Hin OF the Lexington State
Bank was in Heppner a short time yes
terday. He reports business pretty
'scace' in his neck % the woods just
now.
Al Henriksen and Jack Hynd Of Cecil
visited Heppner Tuesday and were
present at the meeting Of the John Day
land owners at the hotel on Tuesday
evening.
Nj. and Mrs. Dwight Misner, who
hnve lands lying within the boundaries
OF the John Day project north Of lone,
were H. Heppncr Tuesday evening and
attended the meeting at the hotel.
Mr.. Mrs. AL Troedson Of Morgan
were in Heppner Saturday. Mr.. Troed-
son coming up to attend the meeting OF
school boards at the high school build
ing. He is chairman of the school board
In his district,
Sam Dennis, OF the lone section, is
confined at the Moore hospital in Hepp-
ner, where he is receiving treatment
at the hands of DR., Chick, having been
III for some time. He is now on the
road to recovery.
A. E. Zochert, Lexington drayman
and truck operator, was in Heppner
Saturday. Mr.. Zochert is anxious to
get his trucks on the work Of spreading
gravel on the Willow creek highway
when that Improvement begins.
Laxton McMurray, alfalfa raiser and
farmer Of the lone section, was In
Heppner on Saturday. Lax says he has
a grub stake and The Gazette-Tlmes
all paid up for the coming year, hence
there Is nothing left for him to worry
about.
J. u. Brown Of Portland was in Hepp-
ner over Tuesday night, an Interested
participant In the meeting Of the land
owners OF the John Day project. While
Mr.. Brown makes his home in Port
land. he still owns his farm at the
mouth of Willow creek.
+. ]. Bristow, wife and sister, were
in Heppner Saturday from lone. Mr.
Bristow was here to attend the meeting
Of school board officers as chairman of
the board Of directors Of the lone
school, and accompanying him was NJ
r. Morgan, another member OF the
board.
Chas. Allinger Of lone was in Hepp-
ner n short time Tuesday afternoon.
He Is n land owner within the John Day
project and came up to attend the big
meeting which he expected to be held
in the afternoon. AS II was put of un-
til evening, Mr.. Allinger could not re-
main over.
b. II. Peck received from the farm of
D~illabauRh g. Son of Boardman this
week n fine thoroughbred Duroc Jer-
sey BOAR which he will use as n sire
for the foundation of his herd. Dilla-
baugh g. Son have one OF the finest
strains Of Durocs in the entire country
and this y%oungster was one of their
best.
T.. A. Poe OF lone has recently pur-
chased the big ranch of Peters "
Harbke at Wells Springs, and thus be
comes identified with the farming in
terests OF the county. He was here
Tuesday evening to take part In the
irrigation meeting as spokesman Tor a
large contingent OF the land owners In
his vicinity.
Francis w. Griffin and Ruth f. How
ard were united in marriage at lone on
the 22nd Of January, Judge f. II. Rob-
inson performing the ceremony. The
groom is the youngest son of F. M.
Griffin OF lone and the bride is q daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Howard or this
city, and has charge of the school In
the Griffin district.
According 10 Portland papers there
Is strong possibility that T. ]. Mahoney,
formerly of this city and cashier of the
First National Bank here for n lumber