The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-16
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HAPPENINGS

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J. II. Pearson Of Butter creek. wa,
in Heppner on Monday.
John L Jenkins Of Boardman wa,
doing business nj the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Akers Of Eight
Mile were visitors in Heppner on Mon
day
Chas. Allinger, contractor and builder
of lone. was in the city over Monday
on business
Percy Hughes leading stockman Of
Lena, was business visitor in this
city yesterday.
Dr. Don Haylor came up from Port
land the first Of the week and will he
In the city for short time.
Jesse d. French. leading stockman
OF Big Butter creek. uas doing business
In Heppner on Wednesday.
Tilman Hogue OF Gooseberry was in
the city on Monday in response TO a
summons to attend court as a Juror.
John Brosnan. who runs one of the
best ranches in the Lena country. ya,
In Heppner for short time on Wed.
nesday.
MRS. q. Franzen, accompanied by two
little daughters, went to Portland on
Monday for visit Of couple OF weeks
with friends and relatives In the CITY
II. A. Edmonds who farms near Nor
gan was visitor in Heppner for
couple of days the first Of the week.
having some matters to look after II,
court
County Agent Hunt departed on Sun
day for Corvallis TO attend Farmers
Week at o. A. c. Oscar Keithley and
X w, Turner also expect to attend from
this county.
FOR sALE-lS head OF mules. 3 to
years 10 head broke: also team of |
horses, matched blacks age years,
weight 1900 pounds J. H. HARRISON, |
Top, Oregon. It
John Stout, who was recently oper-
ated on at the Moore hospital in this
city for appendicitis, has so far recov-
cred that he was able to return to his !
home yesterday.
George Thomson and family departed
the last OF the week for Fort Collins.
Colorado. where they will spend a few
weeks visiting at the home Of the par
ents OF Mrs. Thomson
Gus Williamson writes us from But
ter creek that he is OF for the noun
tains with the Wiglesworth sheep for
the summer and that he will be located
In the vicinity of Austin.
For sALE--l 14-foot Mccormick
header, header boxes, I0-foot Clark
cutaway disc, sets OF harness, 6 col
lars, 3section Jones weeder o. E.
ADKINS, Eight Mile, ore. 3tp.
]. s. Beckwlth, court reporter, was
over from Pendleton for day in court
on Monday. He returned home on Tu-
esday, there being no further need OF
his services at the present term.
Chas Chick. who has been attending
school at Moscow. Idaho for the past
year, returned home on Monday to
spend the summer vacation with his
parents DR.. and Mrs c. C. Chick.
w II. Instone was In from Lena on
Monday. being called TO the county seat h
on jury duty Grain and hay in his II
section is coming along very fine and I
range conditions were never better II
Geo. II, white was here from Lex :
ington on Monday TO attend court as q
he was able to return home prmptly
and look after harvest preparations.
Born-At the maternity home Of Mrs
@. c. Aiken in this city on Wednesday
June Is, 1921 to Mr.. and Mrs C. c.
Rhea, l0h pound daughter. DR.. Nc
Murdo reports the mother and babe as
doing well.
Miss Mabel Riding of Lexington was
operated on during the past week for
by DR.. c. c. Chick at the
Moore hospital in this city. The doctor
reports that his patient Is now getting
along well.
Homer !. Watts. an attorney Of Athe-
ma, drove over to Heppner on Sunday
to be in attendance at court on Mon
day. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Watts and while in the city they were
guests at Hotel Patrick.
w. p Mahoney. cashier of the First
National Bank OF Heppner. J. ]. Kelly.
Iuy Boyer and VIM. Mckinley prom
nent stockmen Of the Heppner country
we're in Canyon City the first Of the
week Blue Mountain Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. White Of John Day,
by Mrs L. +. Relsling of
Ritter, spent the week end with Mrs.
lmmet Cochran. They will attend the
Meeting OF the Grand Chapter Of the
Order of Eastern Star in Portland. =
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Matlock and baby
md Miss Nettie Giles spent the past
week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs, EN-
net Cochran in this city, Mrs. Mat
ock and sister are on their way to
,anada to visit with their parents.