The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-05-26
LOCAL


Big 4th of July celebration at Par
kers MIL II
Carl Yount wheat buyer from lone.
was In Heppner on Tuesday
Good. seasoned 4-foot wood for sale
at $500 per cord at Parkers Mil II.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. w Cutsforth Of Lex
ington were visitors In the city yes
terday.
Walt Smith. real estate dealer Of lone
was in Heppner short time yesterday
on business.
LOsT-Wrist watch. radium numbers
somewhere on streets of Heppner Fn-
der please leave at this office.
House and acre of ground for sale
or rent. Just outside corporate limits
OF Heppner. Inquire this office or see
Mrs, Sarah Brown, city. 2t.
Prof. Howard NJ, James returned
home on Sunday from Eugene, where
ne udu pttu uuIluk Nnt past week with
the high school debating team.
Lena Smell Shurte. school superinten-
dent of Morrow county. was visiting
her sister. Mrs. A. Wheelhouse, during
the Dokey nvention.-Arllngton Bub
letin.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. W, Beymer of Hepp-
ner were attending to business matters
here this week. They were registered
at the Hotel Condon.--Condon Globe
Times.
Patrons OF the Lexington school dis
trict. and all others desiring copies Of
the high school annual. the Lexonian,
can get them by calling at Burgoyne's 8
store in Lexington.
Attorney c. L. Sweek is over at Mon
ument this week to look after matters
there, The elder Mr.. Sweek is still at
the hospital in Portland.
Frank Moore Willow creek alfalfa
raiser. was up town on Tuesday. wear
ing his usual optimistic smile. Frank
will have some crops this season. judg-
Ing from present prospects
LOsT--Two head OF horses. one bay
s.year-oid mare. branded s on left
shoulder. and one bay 2-year-old horse
branded cross on left shoulder. Notify
II. C. Happold. Heppner. Oregon. 2t
Geo. f. West and wife OF Palouse
City. Washington. arrived at Heppner
Tuesday and Will visit for week al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Kirk
Mrs. West Is a sister Of Mrs, Kirk.
FOR sALE--Seven broke mules, three
and Ave years old: one span OF heavy
brood mares: one Nelson stacker hood
one Garden City automatic feeder, good
as new. +. L, MASON. Lexington. Ore.
WANTED-Man with s or 10 horses
and outft to contract work OF care OF
farm II miles south OF lone. Good
buildings and deep well. CHAS. WAC
NER, Assn jefferson st, Portland, ore
Sheriff McDutfee was called to Pen
dleton yesterday to appear as wilt
ness in the John Day Irrigation cast
to be heard in the court of Judge
Phelps today He accompanied Attor
ney +. A. McMenamin
Harvey McAlister was up from Lex
ington for short time on Tuesday
He and Ed Burchell were delegate'
to the grand lodge l. o. 0. +, in Albany
last week from the Lexington lodge
and they each enjoyed fine time
Mrs Lillian Turner and son Rober
returned home on Sunday. While he
low. Mrs Turner attended the grant
lodge Of the Rebekahs of oregon helt
during last week at Albany, represent
ing the local lodge at that meeting,
W. T.. Pointer Of Lexington was VI
to Heppner on Tuesday and treated
himself to n new Ford which he pur
chased from the Latourell Auto Co
Ed believes that a man who does no
ride In Ford these days is not II
style
A. NJ. Phelps, who represented Hepp
ner Lodge No Sc. l. O. o. +, at tn
grand lodge sessions in Albany tn
past week, returned home on Sunday
He reports fine session with a larg
attendance from all the lodges Of tn
state.
From the Shoshoni Wyo, Enterpris
we note the following: Little Rita Max
Inc arrived at the home of Mr., and Mrs
C. L. Woodard on May 14th. weighing
l-2 pounds. A grand baby shove
was given In honor Of the little new
conner.
w. +. Pointer and Essie Keers, bot
residents OF Lexington, were marrie
at Walla Walla on May 18th, 1921, qui
city putting "one over on their man
friends Of the home town. They vii
continue to make their home at Lex
ington.
Bright and early Monday mornin
the members Of Lexington high schoo
passed through Heppner on their wa
to the mountains where they were go
ing for days outing and good tint
They put In the day at the Hamilto
ranch and report delightful time
Miss Mary Duran, one Of the grad
yates OF Lexington high school on Fri
day evening last, was awarded tn
scholarship In a school OF higher leari
ing OF her choice, Miss Duran contem
plates making use Of the scholarshi
by attending Philomath College ne'
year.