The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-06-15
LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS

lIOlIl IloOu RlFST IN InelT Car on SaI-
urday. They we're accompanied by
ldr. and Mrs. Jacob Bortzer, former
residents of Morrow county, now re-
oiulng at Hood kiver, who visited at
ne nome of their daughter, Mrs.
fred lash while spending several
days in Heppner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cronk, who have been residing at
Hood kiver for the past year are
arranging to move to Portland, and
will go to the city when they return
from this visit, where Mr.. Cronk will
60 into business.
]. R. johnson of Boardman came
over Monday and has been doing
jury duty this week. Mr.. Joohnson
is one of the successful producers
on the project and has been a hay
raiser there for a number of years.
He has his first cutting of alfalfa
down and would have been glad to
remain at home and get it in the
stack, but had to give up some time
to one of the necessary duties of cit
izenship. The first cutting at Board
man will not be as good as in FORM
er seasons, owing no doubt to the
backward spring.
E. M. Shut and wife and son
Lawrence departed Sunday morning
on their journey to Los Angeles,
Calf, where they expect to make
their home in the future. They are
travelling by car and it may be sew
eral weeks before they reach their
destination as they expect to make
the trip by easy stages. Mr.. Shut
states that he expects to return to
Heppner again in the fall, having
business interests here, but he plans
to establish home at or near Los
Angeles and 60 into business there.
A very heavy rain visited the Sec
ton just about Heppner and extend
ing due north, falling heaviest at
the head of Sourdough canyon and
on the divide between that canyon
and Blackhorse about the middle of
Sunday afternoon. Quite heavy
flood of water ran down Sourdough
canyon and some Of the smaller
draws leading to Willgw creek. No
serious damage is reported. AT
Heppner there was quite heavy
hail storm, but it lasted only few
minutes.
Martin Johnson and family Of Til
lamook are visiting at the home of
his parents in this city this week, ar
irving here by auto. Martin has
been teaching manual training in the
Tillamook high school for the past
four years. 1t has been 9 IL years
since he was in Heppner last, and he
admits that he hardly recognizes the
old town at all, the change has been
50 great. Mr.. johnson will continue
his work in the Tillamook schools
the coming year.
At the Federated church on Sun
day, June IS, there will be Sunday
school and preaching service in the
morning and the Endeavor services
in the afternoon at S and 7, but no
evening preaching services.
E. L. MOORE, Pastor.
Mrs. C. w. McNamer and Mrs.
Lucy T. Wedding have been engaged
few days this week at the Office
of Superintendent Shurte in examin-
ing the papers of the eighth grade
pupils.
Fred Akers of Eight Mile is serv-
ing on the grand jury this week. He
finds it necessary to go home of eve
ningS and return in the morning in
order to get the chores done on the
farn-a pretty strenuous job.
The way the watch repair board
is filling up at the new jewelry store
in the |. 0. 0. F. building, Mr.. Har-
wood is having chance to try out
his speed.-Adv.
Peter Linn, who is engaged in the
warehouse business at lone, is serv-
ing the public this week as juror
in circuit court.
Don't forget we have hardwood.
All sizes. Suitable for making
bitches, Peoples Hardware Co.
George Burnside of Hardman has
been spending the week in Hepp-
ncr serving as q petit Juror.
A. M. Moore of lone is doing jury
duty in Heppner this week, a men,
Der of the grand jury.
Miss Velma Case is visiting this
week with her friend, Miss Rita Fer,
guson in Pendleton.
o. D. Forbes, prominent resident
of lone, is doing jury duty in Hepp.
ner this week.
John Brosnan, Butter creek ranch
man, was attending court in Hepp,
ner yesterday.
Lawrence Redding, wheatgrower
of Eight Mile, was a visitor in Hepp,
ner Monday,
Experienced woman wants work
on ranch; full charge Inquire this
Office. 3tp
Percy Hughes and wife of Butter