The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-11-24
LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS

lease at $40 per month; also almost new
range and other furniture. Mrs. Jose
phine schempp.-Advertis
Oscar Edwards returned home Sat-
urday from Portland, where he had
been for few weeks, helping with the
Morrow county exhibit at the stock
show
Harvey Miller came to town Saturday
afternoon, expecting TO go out on the
train Sunday for Salem He has been
in the city since waiting for the train
service to start again.
Walter Beckett came in from Eight
Mile Tuesday with a fine bunch Of fat
turkeys which he had prepared to for
ward to the Portland market in time
for the Thanksgiving trade.
Miss Beatrice sperry is home from
Portland on a vacation Of two weeks
duration. Miss Beatrice holds a posi-
tion in the First National Bank Of Port
land.-Ione Independent.
Miss Lorena Palmateer high school
teacher, departed this morning for
Walla Walla to spend her Thanksgiving
vacation visiting with a friend who is
teacher in the schools Of that city.
The carnival staged by the Federated
Sunday School at l. o. o. F. hall last
Friday evening was a pronounced sue
cess 1t was well attended and there
was a lot of fun and a good time for
everybody.
J. NJ. Gambill and family left for
Springfield, Ore, their future home,
last Wednesday, lone regrets to lose
the Gambill family and the best wishes
of the community go with them.-Ione
Independent
Oscar Keithley reports that the big
snow storm has been driving the wild
geese to the stubble fields in his vicin-
ity. He went out Tuesday and bagged
four fine fellows. 1t is very seldom that
geese stop in his part Of the county.
Owing to the interrupted train ser
n definite program this week, but II we
receive any films the fact will be made
known ON our bill boards.
STAR THEATRE.
billiard French is in the city today.
Being an extensive stock raiser he was
not so well pleased with the heavy snow
but states that he feels better now, that
It is melting away slowly Mr.. French
IS leading cattleman of the Gurdane
district.
Phil Doherty, stockman and farmer
Of the lone section, was doing business
in Heppner the first of the week. He
was not feeling bad over the big storm
as the heavy fall of snow will bring
lot Of needed moisture to the wheat
ields and pasture lands.
A six-pound daughter arrived to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dempsey Boyer on Friday, Nov 18th.
1t the maternity home Of Mrs. G. c.
Aiken in this city. Both mother and
,hild are doing we'll Mr. and Mrs.
Boyer live near Monument.
APPLES--S1.0 90 AND LESS, am Of
'ering Newton and Spitzenberg cooking
md eating apples at s1,00 t. 0. b, Hood
River, with a discount Of SEQ on orders
If 10 boxes or more. Terms, cash with
order, B. L. Clark, r. /, Box IS, Hood
River, Ore.-Advertisement.
L. Monterestelli, manufacturer of
and monuments, has been
n Heppner for the past week He drove
over from Pendleton in his car just
before the storm, and when he was
'eady to return home he was unable to
10 so, either by auto or train.
Mrs. Daisy Beckett and son Billy
to take the train for Port |
and, where she would spend the
vacation with her eldest
on, who is attending school in the city
his winter. There being no train SER
'iee she did not get away.
Oris Padberg was in from his farm
and made this Office a pleas
mt call. He states that he has in over
100 acres of wheat a goodly portion of
which was up in fine shape before the
NOW came, and he was feeling good
'ver the prospect of big lot of mois- |
ure going into the ground.
DR., Fred E. Farrior started for Hepp-
Ter Junction on Sunday morning. ex-
'ecting to meet Mrs Farrior and son
Fred who are on the way home from a |
'isit of several months in Oklahoma.
The train got as far as lone and then
eturned to Heppner and Mrs. Farrior
las had to remain at Pendleton during
he blockade.
A NJ. Edwards finished up good
veil at the farm Of Chris Brown a few
niles west of Heppner this week. Atl
depth of $50 feet a fine flow of water
las been secured and Mr.. Brown can
low proceed to put in good water
ystem on his place. Mr.. Edwards
will move his drilling outfit to Lexing-
on, where he will put down a we'll on
he city property Of Clsud White.
Oscar Keithley came in from Eight
Nile on Tuesday with a nice lot OF tur
,eys, which he disposed of locally. He
tates that the snow fell over the Eight
nav NNuAltlS 70 lHe ueptn OF aOOQt
Eighteen inches; this has settled down
lot since by the thawing that has
'een going on. The last day or so much
ain has fallen also and there will be
/ lot of moisture taken into the ground,
he fields being in Just the right condi
ion to receive it. The moisture will
'e Of much benefit to the late sown
yran.
w. w. Smead got home Saturday eve
ing from Portland He had been in |
he city for a couple Of weeks or more. |
Ittending the Live Stock show and
airing for the Morrow county exhibit |
here Mr., Smead states that the show |
vas real success this year, drew large |
rowds and everyone was well pleased /
lie also states that there was no doubt
II Portland when he left that the 1926 .
measure to be voted on there
would carry strong; Just
What will happen to II when taken be-
ore the state at large is another ques-
ion, however. as there seems to be very
trong opposition to anything that will
i'd to the burden Of taxation