The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-08-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LUGAL AIVD PEk1UlVAL
N. L. Shaw dropped in on US yester-
day to put a little oil on our wheel by
placing some silver in the till. He has
finished the harvesting of his wheat crop
and has his grain all in the warehouse
at Lexington. Mr.. Shaw thinks that the
farmer, while not getting quite all that
is his by right, is yet pretty well sit
uated and a happy man. The most of
his crop this year was bluestem, and the
long, cold winter was somewhat detri
mental. What grain he threshed, how
ever, is of excellent quality Mr.. Shaw
is pioneer farmer of the Clarks canyon
section.
DR.. Huckleberry of the state board of
health was visitor in Heppner on We'd
nesday. He is travelling over the state
and checking up on contagious diseases,
and reports that he found considerable
diptheria of rather severe form in diff
ferent localities, and suggests that it
hVuIu DS well " hESp dI OPCh AOA
any symptoms Of this disease and have
the proper treatment applied early.
1t is reported that the road contrac-
| tors, Messrs. Moore and Anderson, who
have just recently moved the rock crush
er to a point about three miles down
the road from Heppner, will put on an
other shift of men, working both day
and night, in order to speed up on the
contract. 1t will not be long now until
they have connected up with the old ma
cadam at the Wightman place.
Mrs. l. R. Esteb of Goldendale, WASH,
is enjoying visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Keithley on Eight
| Mile. She has been a guest at the Keith
ley home for the past two weeks and
may decide to remain there for the win
ter. Mr.. Keithley and family were visi-
ters in the city yesterday.
Jack Hynd, mayor of Cecil, and his
| assistant, AL Henriksen, two staunch
republicans from the north end of the
county, were in the city last evening and
met with other members of the party at
Hotel Patrick to fraternize with the
members of the state committee, Messrs.
Tooze and Ingalls,.
Mrs. Anna Webster, of Portland, has
been visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith in this
city the past week. She will be accom-
panied home by her son Freddie, who
has been spending the summer with his
grandparents.
Mrs. Roy V. Whites departed for the
| east this morning to take a post gradu-
ate course in nursing. She expects to be
| absent for about months. Accompany
ing Mrs. Whites was Mrs. Claude Cox,
who goes to Rochester, Mimi, for an
| operation at the hands of Mayo brothers,
FOUND-Ladies plush coat, on Hepp-
ner- Butter creek road mile east Of
Sand Hollow; pair of glasses in pocket
of coat; owner can get same by calling
at this Office and paying for this adver-
| tisement. st.
The little daughter of VIM. Cox near
Monument, got her arm broken one day
| last week when a horse she was riding
| fell with her. She was brought to Hepp-
ner and DR.. McMurdo attended to her
injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Parsell, Messrs
| Tom Bagan and Lee Bartholomew all of
Stanfield, were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr.. Bartholomew grandmot-
her, Mrs Mary Bartholomew in this
city.
Gus Peret, the famous rife shot, will
give one of his exhibitions in Heppner
tomorrow, all arrangements for the
event having been fully completed by
Peoples Hardware company Of this city
Mrs. ]. A. Patterson departed on Tues
day morning for an extended visit with
relatives in Illinois, Pennsylvania and
New York, planning to be absent for
about three months.
| Mrs. Riley Juday, daughter o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Hughes, returned 10 her home
in Portland on Friday after spending
couple of weeks visiting with her par
tnts in this city,
The family of Chas, Thomson are en-
joying an outing in the mountains, hav'
ing Joined the summer colony up on Will
low creek, where they occupy the hoy
Whites camp.
Miss Jessica Suhm, formerly a teach,
er in Heppner schools, accompanied by
her sister and brother visited with
friends in this city for a few days the
past week.
A ten-pound son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Eubanks of Rhea creek or
Friday, August 25th, and mother anc
child are reported to be doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Latourell de-
parted by car for Portland on Tuesday
to spend week in the city where Mr.
Latourell was called on business.
Mrs Frank Turner will teach tn,
Blackhorse school the coming year, con
templating going out to the school escf
day from her home in Heppner.
Miss Bristow, nurse in the Office of Dr.
C. c. Chick is spending few days il
Portland this week, being registered a
the Hotel Nortonia,
FOR SALE-At reasonable price, goot
residence property in Heppner. Fo
terms, inquire this office. st,
A daughter arrived at the home of Nj
and Mrs Chas. N. Jones on last eve
ming, August 80.
For Sale-New, modern bungalow
good location. Mrs, Tom Johnson, Hepp
ner. 2t.