The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-12
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

""n'ed-Iron baby crib. Inquire here.
Wnnted-Position by man and wife
on ranch. Address this office. n
Chas, Latourell made a business trim
to Portland the last Of the week.
Jason Biddle. Rhea creek farmer. was
doing business in this city on Saturday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. f o. Nein OF Butter
creek were visitors in this city on Sun
day.
For Rent-All or part OF store room
% X 80, east end OF Willow street. F
Il. RummelL
Waldo Vincent. postmaster and mer-
chant Of Lena, was in Heppner for a
short while on Friday.
J. d. French. leading stockman OF
Gurdane, was a visitor In Heppner for
n short time on Saturday.
Frank Roberts is up from Portland
TO look after business affairs In this
city. He arrived Tuesday evening.
The C. l. s. club will give a hard.
times dance at the Pavilion hall on
Friday, May goth. Every other dance a
square All are Invited. q.
An s-lb. son was born to Mr.. and
MTG Inhn Mnhnn At that 1900 -.
the Hamilton ranch on Friday. May
9Th. Miss Clowry. their nurse, reports
both mother and child doing well.
WANTED-Man with 5 or 10 horses
and outfit to contract work Of care Of
farm II miles south of lone. Good
buildings and deep well CHAS. WAC
NER, 4S5h Jefferson St, Portland. Ore. |
Mrs A J. Chaffee, who has been III
at the maternity home of Mrs. G.. c..
Aiken for the past two weeks, was able |
TO return to her home near the depot |
on Saturday evening.
LOST-Two head of horses, one bay |
3-year-old mare, branded S on left |
HIVAAhNlt anu Oilt Ddl &-ytuE-Olu morse, |
branded cross on left shoulder. Notify |
H., c, Happold, Heppner. oregon. ct
Order your berries direct from grow i
ers. Clark Seeding Strawberries, black
berries, logans. Lawton blackberries.
Write for prices. ESTACADA HEIGHTS
BERRY GROWERS, Estacada. Oregon,
Box 80. m5-4t.
Miss Norma Frederick Of the local
telephone exchange, went to Pendleton
on Friday, where she visited for a few
days with Miss Neva Hayes. Miss
Hayes has recently returned to PEN
dleton from California, and is again at
work In the telephone exchange there.
The sheepshearing outht of Frank
Turner was moved to the D. O. Justus
ranch the first of the week, where they
viii be engaged for some time. They
finished with the C~orrlgall sheep on
Butter creek the last OF the week.
Leo Nicholson left Monday for Seattle.
and after spending n few days there,
will 90 on to Montana to find work
during the shearing season. Leo was a
hne addition to the Heppner ball team
and the fans are sorry he had to leave.
The children Of the grades in the
Heppner schools were taken out by
their teachers for n picnic yesterday,
going to different. points along Willow
creek above town, where they enjoyed
themselves immensely, The day was
id~eal-bright, warm and free from
wind.
Lou Davidson and his son-in-law,
Harlan McCurdy, were visitors in Hepp
net Tuesday. Mr.. McCurdy farms the
davidson ranch, or at least a portion
Of II. out in the Gooseberry country,
where everything is looking up well
for an abundant yield Of grain the COM
ing harvest.
Mrs Carrie Vaughn, who has been
spending the past three months at
Centralin. Wash, whore she was min
~istering to the needs Of an invalid bro
ther, arrived home On Saturday to
spend a short time. She expects to
hHve to return to Centralla as her bro
Their ia no better.
The Latourell Auto company this
week disposed OF a couple OF Fords and
report that the automobile trade Is
looking up Jack Browning Of Hepp-
ner took over n new touring car, and
H. f, Willis OF Morgan treated him
self to a new roadster. each machine
being fully equipped with self starter
and other accessories,
We understand that negotiations are
under way by Walla Walla parties for
the purchase Of the big Lucas farm
at Lexington, better known as the Jane
Penland property. Should the deal be
made, Mr.. Lucas will take over some
income paying property at Walla Walla