The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22
LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS

a short time yesterday.
The Episcopal Sunday School will re-
sumo Its sessions on Sunday next at
1000 a m. at the Episcopal church.
Pat Foley. proprietor Of Hotel Pat
rick. was up from The Dalles on Fri
day and Saturday and took in the fair
Max Rogers departed yesterday
morning for Corvallis where he WI.
enter O. A. C. for the coming winter.
Elmer Peterson was n passenger for
Portland on Sunday on his way to Eu-
gene to enter the University for the
coming year.
Miss Dorothy Hill daughter Of Mrs.
Eugene Penland, has returned from
Portland and win enter high school
here for the winter.
! have grapes for sale. Tokays. Mus
cats and Rose of Peru; Sc per pound.
Salway peaches 81 and sl.25 per box.
A. f. ANDERSON. r. !, The Dalles, Or.
Miss Alma Akers was up from Ar
lington on Saturday for a short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. 5.
Akers, and to take In a part Of the
county fair and roundup.
f. l.. Kirk this week purchased from
Nal Church the latters residence prop
erty in the northwest part Of the city
near the depot and he will Immediate
ly take possession OF same.
Mrs Hugh Bran, OF Toledo Wash, Is
spending the week at Heppner, visiting
with her brother Osman Hager and sis
ters Miss Lulu Hager and Mesdames A.
d McMurdo and C. NJ Sims.
Henry D. Mikesel is very sick at his
home in this city, suffering an attack
Of pleuro- pneumonia His condition
was somewhat improved this morning
and his physician now has hopes that
he viii recover.
Highway Commissioner Barratt de-
parted for Portland on Sunday to be
present at a meeting Of the commission
on Tuesday when the matter of dis
posing Of more highway bonds for the
state was taken up.
Miss Margaret Crawford returned to
Morgan Sunday to take up the work in
her school near there on Monday morn
ing She spent Friday and Saturday
visiting with the home folks at Hepp-
nor durfuV fair tifnp
! Mrs p A. Anderson and Mrs David
| Wilson were passengers for Portland
on Sunday, expecting to spend the
week In the metropolis. visiting with
friends Mrs Wilson will have her
eyes treated while gone
Jasper Crawford, who has been
CT linotype for several months past,
departed Sunday for Portland and from
there he expected to go on to Corval-
lis to enter school for the year,
Glenn Y. Wells, who formerly had
Offices in rhis city and was district at
| toinCy here, came up from his Portland
home on Thursday and spent the week
end visiting with his brothers and TAX
ing in the fair Glenn Is practicing
attorny in Portland now
John T, Kirk, formerly n resident of
this city, but who now resides at Alsea
oregon, came in on Thursday last to be
present at the fair and also to look
after business interests here. The salt
sea breezes seem to agree with John
and he looks hale and hearty.
Jack, William and David Hynd, thre,
members Of the firm Of Hynd Bros
were In the city couple OF days this
week looking after business connected
with their stock interests They are
rejoicing over the big rains and loof
forward to fine range conditions for
the fall
Arthur Gammell was in Wednesday
from his farm near Lexington. HI
states that they had very fine rar
out his way and in few days tn,
roads should be in much better shape
The ground is now in good condition
for the putting in OF crops on the sum
merfallow
John Parklns, Of Ritter, was II
Heppner for a couple Of days the en-
Of the week. taking In the fair an,
visiting with old-tme friends Mr.
: Pakins was at one time engaged Il
| farming in this county hut has bee
living in the Ritter country for a goo
$ many years.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. zinter, OF Goose
berry, were in the city on Friday {
take In the fair. Mr. zinter, who |
one of the successful farmers of tina
: part OF the county, is well pleased wit
the results obtained this season. II
has finished the threshing of his grail
!, and II turned out we'll
n Miss Reita Neel daughter of Mr.
h Robert Thompson, departed Sunday 10
o Corvallis to enter O, A. c, as a stud
r ent for the coming year. Others gou
t to Corvallis at this time to ente
n school were Miss Violette Corrigal
= who begins her second year, and Ed
h ward Notson, VITO last year attende
v Willamette University,
= Mrs Arthur Smith recently returne
from visiting with her daughter, Mr.
o Annie Webster. at Portland. Mrs Wei
" ster, who has been seriously i'll for II
) past two months, is now fully reco,
y cred. While in Portland, Mrs, Smit
calld on Judge C. c. Patterson, at h
o nice home on the east side, and Il
u Judge commissioned her to convey
70 all his Heppner friends his kind r,
membranes He is always glad
have his friends call on him when thu
7. are in Portland.
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At Swnggnrt VIII He at State Fair.