The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Pieper of Piep-
ers canyon, were visitors in Hepp- |
ner on Saturday,
Mrs. Jack Hynd of Cecil was Wis
itor in Heppner for several days the
first Of the week, guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tollason.
David and William Hynd, of Rose
Lawn ranch, Sand Hollow, have been
spending several days in Heppner,
poring over the intricacies of their
income tax report.
Neil White, a prosperous young
farmer residing few miles out north
of Lexington, was in the city on Mon
day. He would be pleased to get
some spring weather.
Hanson Hughes, after being laid
up at home with sickness for the
past week, was able to be down town
On Monday, and is again at his place
in the store Of Sam Hughes Co. He
was threatened with pneumonia.
lohn Kilkenny is having a carload
OF corn hauled from Echo to Butter
creek where he is wintering several
oands of sheep. Ed Neill IS AFRO
hauling corn to his upper Butter
creek ranch for feed.-Echo News.
George Moore has force of men
at work grading up the north END
Of Main street leading to the new
concrete bridge recently completed
by the state highway department We
understand that this portion of the
street is to be treated to macadam.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Clark we're in
town Monday from their farm in the
north Sand Hollow country. They had
public sale on the last day OF Feb
ruary of stock and farm implements,
and we are informed that everything
they offered sold readily at good
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Turner of Swag.
CART buttes, visited in the city over
Saturday night, returning home Sun
day afternoon. The roads are be-
ginning TO be little better from thai
part of the country, but spring still
fingers in the lap Of winter and little
work can be accomplished on the
farms.
George Anderson returned from
visit to California on Friday and will
resume his labors at once as CAM
tender for Hynd Bros. He spent
couple Of months in Southern Calf
ornia at Ontario, where he has sis
ter living, and states that he enjoye'
every minute of the time. He ais
returns to his work much improves
in health.
Baird Patterson, who is holdln
down a job with Sam Lininger II
the Cohn Auto Co. garage, went t
Portland the first Of the week for
short visit at the home of his parent:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Patterson. Til
Patterson family are arranging to re
turn to Heppner to reside and ar
expected to arrive here as soon a
they can find suitable house to 6
into.
Henry Smouse is successful fa
mer residing in the lone sector
While we have a pretty severe an
long drawn out winter, and sprln
is coming slowly there is neverth'
less bright prospect ahead for a goo
season. Plenty of moisture and III
condition of coming grain is vel
good. Mr.. Smouse was attending
business affairs in this city on MOI
day.
Tax-paying time is with us aga
and the first half Of your taxes w
be gratefully accepted at the off
of Sheriff McDuffee-if you hay
the mon, We heard man renal
Monday that he had been offering h
property for sale, cheap, but sim
giving up the first half of his tax
he felt that there was but little lie
and the next payment would take Il
whole cheese. Not very brig
prospect, but we hpoe not so bad