The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-05
LOCAL



Wanted-position by man and wife
on ranch. Address this office. n.
For Rens-All or part OF store room
% X 80, east end Of Willow street. f.
r. Rummell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. McNamer, promin-
ent people Of lone, were visitors in
Heppner for a short time on wednes-
day.
House and acre Of ground for sale
or rent. Just outside corporate limits
OF Heppner, Inquire this office or see
Mrs. Sarah Brown. city. m5-3t
John L. Jenkins, of Boardman, was
a visitor in Heppner on Friday last.
Mr.. Jenkins is in charge Of the county
road work in his district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gemmell are pre-
pairing to erect a modern bungalow on
the lot they have purchased from W.
p. Mahoney in south Heppner.
G. w. Valentine was an interested
and lively participant in the deliber-
ations of the school patrons and ON
GERS at the court house on Saturday az
ternoon.
Mrs. Henry c.. Vance arrived from
her home at Astoria on Saturday and
will spend a couple of weeks at Hepp-
ner visiting with relatives and her nu-
merous friends.
Mrs. Chas. Corder, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. C. Aiken OF Heppner. ar
rived from Astoria on Saturday and will
spend a few weeks visiting with her
parents in this city.
Emmett smithand Art Keene, OF
Rhea creek, were in attendance at
the school board meeting at the court
house on Saturday afternoon, Emmett
is one OF the directors in his district.
LOsT-Two head OF horses, one bay
3-year-old mare, branded s on left
shoulder, and one bay 2-year-old horse,
branded cross on left shoulder. Notify
II. C. Happold, Heppner, Oregon. ct.
NJ. r. Morgan. of lone. wal in Hepp-
ner a short time on Saturday. Mr..
Morgan. who has been quite i~ndisposed
for several months past. Is now improv-
ing, though yet far from being entirely
we'll.
Harold Dobyns, government trapper,
was in Heppner Friday last getting his
outfit ready to take out to Rhea creek.
He will work now on Rhea creek from
the II. NJ Olden place into the noun
tains.
Edw, Rietmann, extensive farmer Of
the lone country. and one Of the officers
in his school district. was in Heppner
Saturday TO attend the meeting OF the
district officers and patrons at the court
house,
Oscar Keithley and Lawrence Red
ding were two of the members of the
Eight Mile Center school board who at
tended the meeting OF directors and pa
irons at the court house Saturday af-
ternoon,
Order your berries direct from grow
ers. Clark Seeding strawberries, black
berries. logans, Lawton blackberries.
Write for prices, ESTACADA HEIGHTS
BERRY GROWERS. Estacada, Oregon,
Box 80. m5-4t.
Leo Nicholson. who Is n student at
in Heppner the end of the week and
will work with one of the shearing
crews in this county during the shear
ing season.
r, +. Klitz went to Pendleton Sunday
and brought his wife home from the
hospital, While still quite low, Mrs.
Klitz seems to be improving, which
is good news for Boardman friends
Boardman Mirror.
p. L. Greenwood, assistant state en-
gineer, with his wife, will be located
al Heppner for the summer He VIII
have charge of the work between Lex
ington and Jones Hill. c. F.. Hargett
will assist Mr.. Greenwood with this
work and their headquarters will be
Hotel Patrick.
Dwight Mlsner and wife and dough-
ter were in Heppner Saturday and at
tended the meeting Of school board
members at the court house, Mr.. Mis-
ner Is one OF the leading farmers OF
the lone section and has the promise
OF a bumper crop this season.
The Tri-State Terminal company
Lave closed out their entire stock OF
groceries and provisions which was
carried at the Farmers Union building,
and have moved their Offices TO the
warehouse. from which place their bus
mess is to be conducted In the future.
f. r. Blown Moved into the Office for
merly occupied by them and c. V, Hop
per has taken over the other part OF
the lower foor which he will occupy
with his tire repair shop.
P. A. Anderson and Gay M. Anderso1
spent several days this week on a visit
to Portland. Mrs. i. A. Anderson ac-