The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-08-25
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Happenings

A son was born to Mrs. Chas. Martin,
at her home in this city on August H.
Born-In this city on August 10, 1921.
TO Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Davis a
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nys left on SUNDAY
to spend vacation OF a couple OF
weeks In Hood River valley
Attorney A. J. Fritz returned Mon
day evening from his vacation Of a
couple of weeks, spent at Portland and
coast points
Grant Olden. who is a successful
farmer residing In the Fairvlew dis
trict. was In Heppner looking after
business yesterday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Phil
Jones in this city on August l6, 1921,
and DR.. Chick reports that the mother
and babe are doing fine.
Mrs. Ellen Buselck and son Reid ar
rived home on Sunday evening from
Portland. They have been spending a
HlohNh III tho Sitg anu ut oeaslue.
Mrs Ralph f. Gregg and little daugh-
ter arrived home from The Dalles on
Monday evening and Ralph is now busy
getting acquainted with the little miss.
Miss NJ. Clowry, head nurse for DR..
McMurdo, left on Sunday for her va
cation which she expects to spend Wis
NJ nartlupA -
coast
C. c. Calkins. new cunty agent, ar
rived at Heppner with his family on
Sunday and he is now very busy get
ting acquainted with the duties Of the
office here
Mr.. and Mrs. oryille Rasmus return
ed from a stay OF ten days at Ritter
Hot Springs OH Sunday and Mr.. Ras-
mus is back on the Job again at Cohn
Auto Co. garage,
Chas Latourell and wife. accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs o. T. Robinett de-
parted Sunday morning for Lane coun-
ty. whore they expect to spend week,
hunting and fishing,
Mrs A. V, Moore and young son, who
have been spending a couple Of weeks
visiting with w. G. Moore and family
at Heppner returned to her home at
Yamhill. Oregon on Sunday.
Miss Helen Rood. niece OF Mrs. T. ].
Humphreys,w has been spending sew
eral weeks visiting with the Humph-
reys family In this city. returned to
her home at Hillsb0ro on Monday.
Miss Dorothy Hill. who has been
spending the summer with her mother.
Mrs. Eugene penland in this city, left
on Sunday for her home at Portland,
where she expects to enter school again
for the winter
c. A. Minor reports returns on a ship
ment of lambs sent TO the Omaha mar
ket recently of $3.50 per head. He con-
siders this fairly good price, all
things considered. The lambs were
Gne bunch of stun
FOR sALE-Practically new two-ton
GMC truck, equipped with pneumatic
tires Truck run 5000 miles, Price is
right for immediate turnover, Would
consider residence property in Heppner
on trade. c. c. CALKINS.--Adv IT,
FOR sALE--6i0 acre stock and grain
ranch one half under cultivation. 100
acres can be irrigated. This is very
good buy. one-third cash balance,
terms to suit purchaser. Address lock
box 545. Heppner ore.--Adv. Emp
Frank Akers who is one OF the ex-
tenslve wheat raisers Of the Eight Mile
section. was a visitor in this city on
Saturday. Mr. Akers Is now the owner
Of the Dan Barlow place on Eight Mile
and he harvested fne crop Of wheat
there this season.
Norton Winnard who has been hold
Ing down a Job in the harvest fields
about Heppner during the summer, Is
laid OF this week. owing to slight
infection OF the knee. He will be OK
in few days however and expects to
get hack on the job
Percy Garrlgues arrived from Port
land Tuesday evening and expects to be
in Heppner for couple OF weeks or
more 1t has been over two years
since Mr. Garrigues was here and he
is very agreeably surprisd at the splen
did improvements made in our city
Hanson Hughes returned home on
Friday after visit Of ten days to
various points in the coast country