The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-19
LIVE LOCAL ITEMS

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ora Adkins ana family of E4eht Mile
visited iu Heppner on SATURDAY last
Curtis G. Rhea and wife OF Rhea
creek were Saturday visitors in this
city.
Miss Amelia Rausch. OF GoIdendale.
Wash Is visiting with Miss Alma Ak
ere Of this city.
Nj and Mrs. John olden. Rhea creek
residents were visitors in This city on
Saturday
Mrs Dr. Arlet Brock. Of Portland is
visiting this week at the home Of her
brother 1. V Gentry
Adam Knoblock departed for Albany
on Sunday. going down 10 attend the
grand lodge meeting Of the l. O o. F.
as a representative from Willow Lodge
No ss
The ladies of the Congregational
church Of Lexington Will hold an apron
and cooked food sale. at the church.
Saturday, Nav sSth. All are invited 10
attend
George W. Dykstra is enjoying a visit
this week with his son. NJ V. Dykstra,
OF Bend. Mr. Dykstra is engaged in
ranchins and stookraising in the BEND
country,
Mrs, Susan Greiner, Of san Diego,
Calf, who has been visiting her niece
Mrs Ed Breslin. in this city for a week
departed for Condor, her former home
on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs French Burroughs, who
possess one Of the best places on Rhea
creek a short distance above Jordan
Siding, were visitors in Heppner for
short time on Wednesday.
c H Erwin, extensive wheat grower
Of the Jordan Butte country south of
lone, was visitor in Heppner on Fri
day and reports wheat coming along
fine with plenty of moisture,
Mrs Frank Turner and little son,
Robert went 10 Portland on Sunday
10 remain for the week While in the
city the boy will receive treatment at
the hands Of an ear specialist.
Mr. and Mrs J. E, Berwick came in
from Shaniko yesterday, and this after
noon returned home in their auto, Mr.
Berwick is running the locomotive on
the Shaniko branch.
The commencement exercises Of Lex
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day evening. May 20 at the high school
auditorium. The commencement ad-
dress will be delivered by DR.. J. F.
Brumbaugh of O. A c. On Sunday
May 22nd the baccalaureate services
will be held at the Congregational
church, the address to be delivered by
the pastor, Rev. J. c. Hall These SER
vices will be at $500 o'clock in the af-
ternoon.
w T Matlock this week closed a
deal with Frank Wilkinson, of Port
land, for the lower half of the Hager
ranch Of Heppner. The place contains
1s40 acres about loo acres being in al
falfa and the balance range and wheat
land Mr. Wilkinson expects to move
onto lhe place AT once ana Will erect 4
home there as well as other suitable
buildings The place at the present
time contains none of these conven-
fences.
Andrew Reaney, Of Lexington, was a
pleasant caller at this office while in
town Wednesday. OF course Mr. Rea-
ney is delighted with present weather
conditions and is appreciatiye Of the
good rains the wheat section is receiv-
ing He is looking forward to an abun
dant yield Of grain al harvest time and
the prospects were never brighter He
was accompanied 10 Heppner by his
brother. Frank Reaney, Of Soap Lake,
Wash, who is making a visit at the
Reaney home at Lexington.
J. H Cox got rid Of portion Of two
of his fingers on Monday. While dress
ing up some lumber on a small planer
in the workshop Of w. G. McCartyi he
pushed the fingers into the machine and
they were neatly trimmed. Mr.. Cox
has had somewhat similar experiences
before, and he is about TO conclude that
he is up against an evening up pro-
cess that will eventually make his fin
gers all the same length The oper-
alton is little painful but Mr.. Cox is
convinced that a machine Of this kind
will do the job quickly and well.