The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-12-15

Z. L. Moore.
Walter Beckett and family Of Eight
Mile were In Heppner Saturday.
W. W. Howard and family Of Butter
creek were visitors in Heppner on Sat-
urday last
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Hunt Of Clarks
Canyon were among the farmers in the
city on Saturday last
Richard Peterson. wheatgrower of the
Gooseberry se-tion, was doing business
in Heppner on Saturday
John Gavin, an attorney from The
Dalles was in Heppner the first OF the
week on court business.
Anson Wright leading ranchman Of
the Hardman section, was business
visitor In Heppner on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Padberg, Heppner
fiat farmers, were In Heppner for a
short time on Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Haylor, jeweler. of this city,
went to Portland Sunday and spent a
day in the metropolis on business,
LOsT-On streets Of Heppner, purse
containing rings and valuable papers
Please leave at this office Reward
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Thos. Driskell father of Mrs. George
A. Stevenson, came over from Pendle-
ton to be present today at the burial
Of his son-in-law.
Willis Ward farmer of the Black
horse section was an interested specta-
tor at the Farm Bureau meeting in this
city on last Saturday afternoon
Cliff Fridley, of Lexington, has been
spending a few days in Heppner this
week He has been living in Sherman
county for several months past
Chas. Cox successful wheatraiser re-
siding west of Heppner, attended the
Farm Bureau meeting here Saturday
and has become a booster for. that or
ganiZation.
FOR SALE-As I am contemplating
leaving Heppner. I am offering my
property for sale viii make reason
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NJ B. Haines, who is successfully op-
Grating Condon's big new hotel was in
this city for a couple of days on busi-
mess this week. He left for lone on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Madge R. Jordan arrived from
Portland on Sunday and began her
work as teacher Of the sixth grade in
the Heppner schools on Monday. She
takes the place made vacant by the
resignation OF Miss Zella Kelly
Ed Neill, who is one Of the extensive
flockmasters of Butter creek, was doing
business in the county seat Saturday.
Ed is much pleased with the mild
weather being enjoyed out his way.
Al Henriksen was here Saturday from
his Cecil ranch. He has been a pretty
busy citizen for the past six weeks
feeding sheep, job that has kept two
men busy, especially during the recent
big snow storm.
County Judge Campbell was in Port |
land for several days this week, attend
ing a convention of members Of county /
courts from over the state. Commits |
sioners Bleakman and Davidson were
also present at this meeting.
Chas. O. Conner came up from The
Dalles on Tuesday arl spent Wednes-
day in Heppner on business, He and
his mother are living in The Dalles for
the winter, after having finished up the
fall work on the big wheat farm in the
west end of Morrow county.
VIM. NJ Driskell, and his brother
Tom came over from La Grande We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of their
brother in law, the late George Steven
son, held in this city today, These
young men are working for the rail-
road company at La Grande.
Joseph Eskelson was in the city a
short time yesterday from his farm
home near Lexington. He contemplates
taking trip to Seattle with Mrs Es-
kelson, and may decide to locate there
permanently If the change proves bene-
fetal to the health of Mrs Eskelson
f. f. Anderson Of the firm Of Ander-
son & Moore, who have the contract
for putting down the macadam on the
highway is here from Ellensburg, Wn.,
and states that he will soon have the
machinery on the ground to begin
work. He was accompanied by several
Of his assistants.