The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-01
| LOCAL
HAPPENES

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Patterson q Son for school supplies.
Roy NeiIl, hayralser OF Butter creek.
was in the city on Monday
Fred Grifiin. farmer Of the lone coun-
try, was a visitor in this city on Tues
day.
Mike Marshall, sheepman OF the
Boardman country was in this city on
Tuesday.
c, H. Bartholomew, mayor of Pine
CITY was business visitor in Heppner
on Friday last
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Howard and Ed
Neill were Butter creek residents in
this city on Monday.
Andy Reaney, farmer and stockman
of Lexington, was doing business in
this city on Monday
b. r. Patterson. druggist, left for
Portland yesterday where he is called
on matters of business
David Hynd. of Rose Lawn Ranch,
Sand Hollow, attended to business af-
fairs in this city on Tuesday.
DIR, A. D. McMurdo went to Portland
Monday to be In attendance at med
ical meeting in that city this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Lotus Robson, of Hard
man. were visitors In this city on FRI
day from their ranch near that place.
Patterson & Sons for school books.
Miss Mary Notson, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. S. E. Notson. returned to Sa.
lem on Tuesday, where she will have
employment for the winter.
Mrs. Carrie Vaughn left for Cottage
Grove, Oregon on Monday and Will
take up her home there for a time at
least with her sister, Mrs. Doolittle
The family of Orve Brown departed
on Saturday for Pendleton where they
expect to reside in the future. Mr.
Brown expects to follow them shortly
The Pythian Sisters OF Dorian Temple
No. 16 will have their regular meeting.
Sept, s. All who can possibly do so
please attend. PEARL TASH, M. OF r.
and c.
Chas Royce Of Spray. who was in
Heppner several days during the past
week, IL the newly appointed postmas-
ter at Spray and his papointment has
ter at Spray and his appointment has
upon his new duties.
The Hardman Garage Is again pre-
pared TO look after all auto, truck and
tractor repairs and the machine shop
Is now in charge OF Jack Turner,
competent machinist See his announce
ment In another column.
Frank Moore was up from the Willow
creek farm for n short time Tuesday
forenoon. He has finished his wheat
harvest and has the grain in the ware
house, and will sell 1t Just as soon as
he finds somebody to spend the money
for him.
Ed Reitmann who farms very much
land out north OF lone and is the owner
OF one OF the best ranches In that vi
clnity, and also spends some time as
a director of the John Day Irrigation
district was doing business in Heppner
on Monday.
Mrs. G. s. Crego. of Watsonville, Cal,
arrived last evening and win visit for
couple of weeks with her son, r. e.
Gregg, local manager Of the telephone
company. She has been visiting for
some time with friends and relatives
In Portland.
Patterson & Sons for school books.
Mr. and Mrs T. w. Rippee Of Big
Butter creek, were Heppner visitors on
Friday. Tim informed this paper that
he expected to go to the mountains
right away and stake out deer The
season opens shortly and he wants to
be prepared.
Orve Brown has been busy for the
past week in putting in sewer con-
Meeting the First National Bank build
ing with Willow creek near the May
street bridge. The sewer is for the
purpose of carrying the overflow OF
water from the septic tank at the bank
building.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. J. Nys returned
home the first OF the week from a visit
to the Hood River valley. where they
enjoyed several days Of an outing al
Mt. Hood Lodge, Before returning tc
Heppner they took run to Portland
and down to Astoria on the boat TAX
ing advantage of the cheap rates on the
river route,
S. p. Wilson Is in town from Hunt
ington Beach, California, looking after
his business interests here. Drilling
for oil is going merrily on adjoining
his California property, and he informs
the Independent that since coming here
he had received n letter stating that five
new wells had come in" since he left
couple of weeks ago Seymour will
yet likely be an oil king.-Ione Inde'
pendent.