The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-07-27
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John Wiidenan came near suffering
very bad injuries Monday when his arm
was caught in the machinery Of the
combine. He escaped, however, with Sc
we're cuts, and from these he is reeov-
ering. He is prevented from working.
however, by bad attack Of rheumatism
that is about to get him down, and he
expects to have to retire to the hot
springs to find relief. At the Wiidenan
farm on Eight Mile the harvest crew
is busy with the combine, and John
states his yield as going better than
twenty bushels to the acre.
Miss Lorena Palmateer, teacher of
English in Heppner high school for two
years past, will be located at Hilyard,
a suburb of Spokane, the coming year.
She will have the superintendency Of
the English department of the Hilyard
high school, with several teachers under
her and an enrolment of some $50 pu-
pills in the English classes. Miss Palma
teer is attending summer school at the
U. Of W. and she is greatly pleased over
getting the position with the Spokane
schools.
John W. Heard, principal Of Heppner
high school for the past two years, came
in from Parkers Mill on Saturday,
where he has been spending a season
of outing since the close Of school. He
departed on Sunday for Portland, ex-
pecting to go on to Nevada, where he
will teach the coming year Mr. Heard
will also visit with brother at Ia
coma, Wash, before taking up his school
work again.
S. ]. Austin of Pendleton, who has
been here for several weeks at the Aus
tin hotel. recovering from an attack of
the "fu," has returned to Pendleton to
close his musical studio and dispose of
his business there. He will soon return
to Condor to open studio here and
give instruction in band music here and
at Fossil where it is said band will
soon be organized. - Condor Globe
Times.
s. W. Spencer and wife and Mrs. Josie
Jones returned on Saturday from an
auto trip of ten days which took them
to the coast, the Willamette valley and
Crater lake They enjoyed a very pleas
ant trip and report that great number
of tourists are now making Crater Lake
park which is one OF the grandest pieces
of scenery in the entire northwest.
E. NJ. Shut and family have become
fixtures in Southern California, and they
write this paper that they are now To-
Gated quite nicely at 1229h East Broad
way Glendale, California, a beautiful
suburb Of some 10000 Of the city Of Los
Angeles. We expect to hear more fully
from E. NJ. within a few days.
Joseph Eskelson was in the city on
Monday, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. R. A. Wilcox, who, with her family,
have recently returned to Lexington
from Klamath county and are now loca-
ted on the creek farm Of Mr.. Eskelson
few miles below Lexington, formerly
owned by Mr.. Wilcox.
Harry Whittier, banker of Moscow,
Idaho, accompanied by his family were
over Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Phelps In this city. Mr..
Whittier Is a cousin OF Mr.. Phelps and
is making an extended auto trip through
Washington and Oregon.
W. II. Blackler of Freewater is spend
ing day or two In Heppner and Morrow
county in the interests Of the Washing
ton Nursery Co., Of Toppenish, Wash,
which he represents. This is one OF the
most extensive nurseries of the entire
northwest.
Lee Mead and family Of Boardman
were visitors in this city for a short
time on last Thursday, returning to
their home after short outing in the
mountains out south of this city. Mr..
Mead is the 0.-W. X. & N. agent at
Messner.
Mrs. X. W. Owen and her grandma
ther, Mrs. Brundage, returned during
the past week from New York state,
where they have been residing for the
past two years. They are glad to be at
home again as there is no place like
Oregon.
Mrs. J. S. Buseick and son Reid arriv-
ed this week from their home at Hepp-
ner and will spend few days at the
Blue Mountain Springs. They are for
mer residents of Grant county living at
Hamilton.-Canyon City Eagle.
$4,000 REWARD is offered to anyone
who finds this horse; sorrel gelding
with a reached name; white stripes In
face; stands well up; weight 1900 to
1900; Q years old; no brand. Notify G,
R. Tyson, Wallula, Wash. IT.
Cliff Sims Is spending a day of so in
the city, looking after his business in
terests. Mr.. Sims is one of the state
bank examiners and his residence Is in
Salem. He is interested in some farm
land on Heppner fiat
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hughes and son
Edwin departed for Portland Friday to
join his mother and other members Of
the Hughes family on vacation trip to
Crater lake and other points of interest
In this state.
Miss Pearl Hall departed Tuesday
morning for Portland, where she will
take a position with the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph company in the
city Office.
John Bergstrom WAS in the city Sat-
urday and returned to the Eight Mile
ranch with a six-horse load Of sacks to
care for the grain harvest that is now
on.
DR.. D. R. Haylor, eye spe-
ENA MMN cialist of Portland, will be
Wy' ~S~ at the Haylor jewellery
store, July 3O-31, and August 1-2.
SUGAR-Gurdane & Son have sugar
for retail by the sack on cash basis.
Delivery made to any place within the
city limits.
Mrs. W. E. Mcconnell, of Council
Ruffa Iowa La here for q visit of q few