The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-08-24

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Pearl Shamhart and family arrived in
Morrow county during the past week
from their home in Klamath county and
have been spending several days visit
ing with relatives, and friends of for
mer years. They departed on Tuesday
for the return trip home. Mr.. Shamhart
speaks well Of klamath county, the crops
all benig good there this year, though
that section Of the state has been pretty
hard up for cash but business is gradu-
ally recovering and he expects 1t will
reach a normal condition by another
season.
Jason Biddle and wife returned home
Friday from their auto trip of some five
weeks along the northwest coast. They
went first to Vancouver, B. c., and after
a short stay there, viewing the fine
scenery and riding over the splendid
highways, they came down the coast -
Seaside and then on to Portland, enjoy
ing the entire trip immensely.
Karl L. Beach and wife Of Lexington
were in the city a short time on Monday.
Mr.. Beach was driving a fine new Stude-
baker car which he had brought down
from the Walla Walla agency for Joe
Devine. Mr.. Beach is the agent in this
territory for this popular car, and he
expects to distribute quite a number Of
the machines this fall.
Vernon Jones was in yesterday from
Irrigon with a truck load OF fine home
grown watermelons and m~uskmelons,
raised on his place at lrrigon. He was in
the city on Friday last with a similar
bad OF melons which we're disposed Of
to local dealers. He IL raising a fine
let Of stuff this season.
E. F. Day was in Heppner for a few
home at st. Johns, Oregon, to look after
business interests here. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Day and Mrs. Margaret
Reed, formerly Mrs. II, A. Emerson, who
Is enjoying a visit with her many old
time friends.
Cecil Lieuallen, traffic cop in the en-
ploy Of the State Highway commission,
was in Heppner for a few days the first
of the week. Cecil has a big territory
to cover, and 1t was only last week that
we ran into him over at La Grande and
received our passports for the high hills
Of Wallowa county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Huston left in
their jitney Wednesday morning for a
visit of ten days with relatives at Dufur
Portland, Salem, Turner, Albany and
other Willamette valley points. They
we're accompanied by the young son OF
Mrs. Huston, Maurice Edmundson.
W. B. Tucker was in the city on Wed
nesday. He finished his wheat harvest
on Tuesday, and is quite well satisfied
with the outcome. His forty-fold made
better than Is bushels, but he fell dowr
with the Turkey and got a yield of abou'
half what the forty-fold made.
Miss Rose Kilkenny and Miss Kar'
Kilkenny of Heppner, who have beer
guests Of Miss Mamie Vey and Mis-
Anna Vey, returned to their home yes
tcrday. They were accompanied by Mis-
Anna vey, who will visit there.-Eas
0regonian.
$4,000 REWARD is offered to anyon'
who finds this horse: A sorrel geldinI
with a reached name; white stripes Il
face; stands well up; weight 1900 t
1900; Q years old; no brand. Notify I
R. Tyson, Wallula, Wash. u
HEMSTITCHNG--I have installed
hemstitching machine at my apartment
In tho Gilman building and will give a.
orders for work in that line my best at
t%ention. Your patronage is solicited
Mrs. q. q Patter,~l. a6-ti
Mrs. Inez Freeland and daughter, Mis-
Elaine Freeland, we're visitors In thi
city for y short time on Wednesda!
coming up from lone where they hav
been guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
Paul Rietmann.
John T. Kirk was in the city yestel
day from lone. He has been putting J
the summer in the harvest fields in th'
vicinity and reports very satisfactor
yields from the fields In the north lon
country.
G. H. Latourell and wife went out
their mountain retreat on Monday, o.
pecting to remain until they had 81
cured their full quota Of deer.