The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-08-18
LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS

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this Office ADV. t.
Mrs. Albert Adkins went to Walla
Walla on Monday, where she will visit
for a short time,
W. H. Cronk, manager Of the Hepp-
ner branch Of the Tum-A-Lum Lumber
Co. departed for Portland Monday to
be absent for a short time.
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Ciabaugh Of this
city. are now the proud parents OF a
daughter, born to them on Friday, Aug
ust u. Mother and baby are doing
well.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ayers. who have
been spending vacation of several
weeks at wilhoit Springs and Portland.
returned to their Heppner home on FRI
day.
Born-In this city Thursday, August
| l1th, to Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Medlock.
an eleven pound son. DR.. McMurdo re-
ports that mother and son are each
doing well
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Rugg Of Rhea creek. who haa
I been quite seriously Ill during the
week at a room in Hotel Patrick in this
city, is now well on the road to recoy-
cry.
Miss Evelyn Rue, teacher of Grant
county whose home is near Monument
was operated on this week by DR.. Nc
Murdo for the removal of tonsils. She
is rpaidly recovering from the opera
tion.
DR.. R. ]. Vaughan made trip to
Baker the first Of the week, going over
to look after his business interests
there. He was accompanied on the way
as far as Pendleton by Judge Thomas
Hughes.
Jack Hynd Of Cecil was in the city
for a day or two this week. looking
after business matters. He was ac-
companied by several members Of his
family, the young people enjoying a
visit with their Heppner friends.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Morgan, Of Mos
COW, Idaho, arrived at Heppner on Tu-
esday and will spend short time visit
ing with the families of Dr. Conder and
W. l. McCaleb, the Mesdames Conder
and McCaleb being sisters of Mr.. Nor
gan.
The thresher of Wright and Adams
will start up Monday on the Clyde
Wright place on Mckinney creek. This
machine expects to have steady run
of forty days as there is great deal
of grain yet TO be threshed in the Hard
man section.
Mrs, E. Bender, wife of conductor
Bender of the Heppner branch, is en-
joying a visit from her brother and
family, Wallace Williams, of Moose
Jaw, Canada Mr.. Williams is also
railroader and holds the position of
baggageman with the Canadian Pacific
Mrs. May Case and daughter velma
departed for Portland on Monday and
will spend their vacation visiting in
that city and at Seattle and Bremerton.
Washington. Don Case is spendig his
vacation at Hot Lake and during his
absence Mr.. Reasoner is running the
bus.
Wright Sailing. of Hardman, has been
in Heppner the most of the week. re-
ceiving treatment at the hands of DR..
McMurdo, for liberation of the left eye.
The trouble has caused Mr. Sailing
lot of suffering, but it is yielding TO
the treatment and he will soon be feel
ing better.
Richard Peterson and wife, Of Goose
berry, We're in the city Wednesday. He
has Just finished with the threshing of
his grain, getting through on Satur-
day, Just ahead of the rain. His grain
is no~ all in the sack and the next job
is to get it to the railroad. The crop
turned out well.
Fred Esteb and family Of Centerville,
Wash, were visiting at the home of
Oscar Keithley on Eight Mile during
the past week. Mr.. Esteb was for
many years engaged in farming on the
Esteb homestead in the Gooseberry
section, now owned and operated by
Richard Peterson.
Frank Turner and Harry Duncan, re-
presenting Heppner Lodge Of Elks, de-
parted for Marshheld on Sunday to
take in the state meeting Of the order,
and incidentally to get a I'LL up on sea
food The Coos Bay people will give
the antlered herd mighty good time;
they are great entertainers,
W. ]. Hughes, who is now making
his home at Prineville, was visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Hughes in this city a few days during
the week. He is engaged in the har-
ness making trade at Prineville and
for several years held down similar
position in the Noble shop in Heppner,
where he learned the trade.
j. H. Franklin and family are NOV
ing to Milton where they expect to re-
side in the future. Mrs. Franklin and
daughter will leave Immediately and
Mr. Franklin will join them in a short
time They have a small home in MIL
ton and ]. H. has secured employment
with the city water department there.
O. G. Crawford, wife and daughter
and Don Funk, who visited here for
several days last week, departed for
their home at Enterprise on Saturday
They were accompanied by Miss Cora
mae Crawford who win spend few
weeks visiting with the Enterprise re-
latives before returning to enter school
Oscar Keithley and son. OF Eight
Mile were in the city for a short time
on Tuesday. Mr.. Keithley has been
getting along quite well with his har-
vesting, but owing to showers, and the
further fact that he has been suffering
with an attack OK lumbago, he was tax
ing short vacation from the harvest
6eld.
j. w, Osborn, pioneer resident Of Ce-
ell, has been spending a few days In
Heppner on business. He reports that
his sister, Mrs, Combest, who was quite
seriously injured short time ago In
m accident, and who was taken to the
hospital at The Dalles Tor treatment, Is
now much improved and will soon be
fully recovered,
f. NJ. Shut and family are enjoying
the cool shade and fine water In u
mountain camp which they have es-
just east OF the old Herreu