The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-02
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HAPPENINGS


Good. seasoned l6-inch wood for sale
at 34.OO per cord at Parkers Mil II.
Mr., and Mrs Waldo Vincent OF Lena
were visitors in this city on Monday
c. A. Morey of lower Sand Hollow
was doing business in Heppner yester-
day.
FOR sALE-Good work horses cook
house and binder. II, ]. BIDDLE, lone,
Oregon. st.
C. w McNamer and wife were among
the lone visitors in this city the first
OF the week.
Pete Prophet and Frank Glasseock
were down from the Hardman section
on Wednesday,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs C. II. Van
scholack OF Balm Fork, June l, 1921,
ten pound SON.
Mat Halvorsen, leading farmer of
lone was business visitor in Hepp-
ner on Wednesday.
LOsT-Wrist watch, radlum numbers,
somewhere on streets of Heppner. Fin
der please leave at this office
A. L, Wright, extensive rancher of
the Hardman section was doing bust
ness at Heppner on Saturday
]. b. IIuddleston, extensive sheep
grower OF Lone Rock. is spending a
few days in Heppner this week
Born at their home on Rhea creek,
May 80. 1921. to Mr., and Mrs. Drain
Wright, an 12 pound daughter.
Mike szepanek and wife, ranchers of
the lower Sand Hollow country, were
visitors in Heppner on Wednesday,
Commissioner l.. p Davidson was up
to Heppner yesterday to attend the
regular monthly business session OF the
county court
County Clerk Waters returned on
Tuesday evening from Portland, where
he spent Sunday and Monday visiting
with his family.
w D. Hayden, manager Of Tri-State
Terminal company is here from Port
land this week. looking after business
for his company.
Mrs. NJ Belle Thompson is up from
Portland this week, visiting at the
home OF her son, Ralph and looking
after interests here.
Miss opal Hall returned from Hood
River on Tuesday evening after enjoy
ing visit OF a week with relatives
residing in Hood River valley
Attorney Sam Il. Van Vactor depart
ed the early part of the week on a
business trip to Chicago. and expects
10 be absent for some two weeks.
A. b. Strait is over from Boardman
this week. He expects to have his
ferry across the Columbia at that point
in operation by the first of the coming
month.
]. c. Thomson left for Edmonton,
Alberta on Saturday and viii visit with
his brother, Robert, who resides there.
lie expects to be gone for several
weeks.
To encourage the home team Of ball
players. Doc Brown was here Monday
from Condor and was greeting numer-
GUS friends in the city before and after
the game,
Ellwood Orr, who has been living for
the past few months with his mother
at Okanogan, Wash, returned to Hepp-
ner this week and will remain here for
the summer.
Mrs. Matte Adkins arrived the last
Of the week from Emmett. Idaho
where she has been living during the
past winter, and will make visit with
her relatives in this city.
FOR sALE-Soven broke mules, three
and FIVE years old; one span of heavy
brood mares; one Nelson stacker hood;
one Garden City automatic feeder good
as new, f. T.. MASON, Lexington. Ore
FOR sALE--One 32-inch separator
Rumley Advance Ideal, with feeder
Been run one short season and is in
good shape win sell at heavy sacri-
fee ]. w. WIIDENAN, Heppner I'm.
viii Lawson and wife of oregon
City visited over Sunday with the par
ents Of Mr.. Lawson in this city. N, F.
reports that this is the first time he
has seen his brother in twenty years.
Albert Williamson came in from the
Butter creek ranch OF w. f. Wigles-
worth, where he is employed. After
spending few days of rest he will get
back on the job for the summer taking
his sheep to the mountain ranges.
John Huston arrived home from
Portland last evening. He Is student
Of the University Of oregon medical
school and expects after short visit
with the home folks, to return to the
city to take up his hospital practice,
U. Il. Grey, state highway engineer
in charge Of the work from Lexington
to Heppner and from Heppner to
Franklin hill. returned from Portland
the first OF the week with his family
and they are now comfortably located
here.
Chas Heinrich Of Sand Hollow was
exhibiting some fine specimens or grain
In town the first of the week. He has
field of 12S hybrid that gives prom
ise Of making bumper yield and the
grain will soon be heading out in fine
shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Spencer visited
Boardman on last Saturday and on the