The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-07-21
| LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

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FOR sALE-A reed baby carriage,
good as new. Cheap Inquire this Of
hoe.-Adv. IT,
LOsT-A heavy plain gold ring on
lower Main street Monday evening.
Return to Teresa Breslin-Adv.
FOR sALE-One 10 side wall
tent; double camp cot; each In good
order. W. C. woRsTELL. Lexington,
0re-AdV.
L. ]. Merrill. farmer and stockman Of
Hardman. and also chief justice Of that
district. was doing business in Hepp-
ner on Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. Il. Huston returned on last
Thursday evening from visit of two
weeks or SO with relatives residing in
and near Albany.
LOsT-A gold brooch, with a pearl in
center. lost on streets OF Heppner Mon
day morning. Reward II returned to
this ofiice-Adv.
A daughter was born on Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs John b. Cason of this city,
and DR.. Chick reports the mother and
babe doing well.
Rev. Il. L. Moore was absent during
the past week at Corvallis, where he
attended the meeting Of the Presbyter-
ian Synod of Oregon.
Clark Stephens was in town for a
couple of days the past week, during
which time he was operated on for the
removal OF his tonsils.
Mrs. Carrie Vaughn returned home
on Monday from Walla Walla, where
she has been visiting for couple OF
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gel
sus Keithly.
Howard Anderson who runs one Of
the best farms in the Eight Mile sec
tion, was doing business in this city
on Saturday. He will soon be in the
midst Of harvest
Miss Cleone Andrews daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Andrews, came up from
her Portland home Saturday and Is WIS.,
iting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
d. Clark this week, the guest Of Miss
Mary Clark.
Harve Young was in town for a short
time Saturday from his place up Balm
Fork. He reports that he has very
dne piece of barley that will make a
heavy yield. and the grain In his vicin-
ity all looks well.
Mrs. Leroy Jones and children who
have been visiting the past three weeks
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Vawter Crawford. In this city, took
their departure Saturday for thell
home near Montesano. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Dobyns were
here last week visiting friends. Tney
were on their woy to Duncan where
they will be located on the ranches oi
Dan Smythe and Frank Sloan and A. ]
Smith until fall trapping.-Pilot Roci
Record.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Farrens and Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson OF the Gooseberry
section were visitors In Heppner OF
Monday. Mr.. Farrens is just recover
Ing after a spell of sickness with which
he has been wrestling for severa
weeks.
The Mcmillan confectionery at Lex
ington has been taken over by thu
Misses Pearl Sankey and Olive Cox ant
the young ladies are now in charge o
the business Their parlors shoulC
prove to be very attractive place foi
the public.
Mrs. Harry Selby, OF Heppner. ha!
joined her husband, local machine
shop proprietor, and win now make he
home in this city. At the present sh'
is visiting at the home of her brother
in-law. william selby, south Of town.
Pilot Rock Record.
Jack ONeill, who has been head mea
cutter In the Central Market for tn
past eighteen months, departed 70
Portland on Sunday, having resigne'
his position here George Richie o
lone is now at the block in Heppnei
taking up the work here on Monday.
HARRY Johnson OF heppheI 10 'ie'e
ing his brother Tom and wife, havini
driven in from the Morrow county cap
ital last Friday Mrs. johnson left tn
same day for Portland with younl
lady who had been committed TO one o
the homes there.-Enterprise Record
Chieftain.
man working with the A. NJ. zin
threshing outfit was brought to Hepp
ner Tuesday morning, suffering a dee
cut in his arm, While attempting
make a small hole in halter stra
while the said halter strap was abou
the head OF mule, and using his poe
ket knife for the job, Mr. Mule thre'
his head to one side with such fore