The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-04-13


Prof. E. H. Hedrick, of Drain, Or
egon, was in the city over Friday and
Saturday, comforting with the Hepp-
ner board of education regarding the
superintendency of the schools here.
Prof. Hedrick had been rendered the
position, and was called to Heppner
to go over the situation with the
school board and to reach an agree
ment on salary, and to advise regard
ing the hiring of some teachers. He
has accepted the superintendency at
salary of $500 and signed up his
contract with the district. He is at
present superintendent of the schools
at Central Point, Oregon.
Attorney F. A. McMenamin, who
is aslo interested in sheep raising
visited his ranch in the vicinity of
Six Prong, Wash, last week. While
away he also made business trip
to Portland, returning to Heppner
late on Saturday morning via Her
miSton, where he represented the Pc
titioners for a-crossing over the rail
road track at Boulder, in a hearing
before the Public Service commits
sion.
A large delegation of members Of
Heppner Chapter No. 26, R. A. M.
will 60 to Pendleton tomorrow af-
ternoon to be present at big meet
ing in the evening Of the Pendleton
Royal Arch Masons. Several auto
loads will go over from this city.
Miss Mary Clark arrived home
from Walla Walla on Wednesday
evening, to spend the Easter vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. D. Clark.
The new management of Hotel
Patrick will cater to the Heppner
people in the matter of serving Sun.
day dinners. They are announcing
chicken for dinner and chicken for
supper on Sundays and this service
will no doubt be appreciated by the
Heppner folks. Try it out and see
how you like it. Mr.. and Mrs. Dear
will make you feel at home.
DR.. McMurdo visited in Portland
the past week and took in series
of lectures given in that city by DR.
c. H. Mayo, of the Mayo Bros. hos.
pital at Rochester, MINI. DR.. Nc.
Murdo states that he was we'll repaid
for the time and expense of making
the visit to Portland in hearing the
three lectures of DR.. Mayo.
The Christian Endeavor society ol
the Christian church are planning q
May Festival to be held during the
first week in May. 1t will consist
in part of a May breakfast for the
public, a baby show and bazaar
besides many other attractive fea
lures, all profits of course to 60 tC
the new church pledge.
Mrs. Ida Fell, of Pendleton, ac
companied by Mrs. Ellor Brock, Mrs
Ethel Cooley and Mrs. Dorothy
Campbell, drove over to Heppnel
on Friday and had visit among
their many old-time friends in this
city. The ladies returned to Pendle
ton on Sunday, accompanied by Mrs
S. W. Spencer.
At the store of David Wilson you
will be able to secure your wort
shoes and work shirts. His line i;
we'll filled and all your wants can bt
supplied. A strictly cash basis O
doing business permits of selling a
bottom prices. No need of patron
izing mail order concerns. It.
| !. E. Musgrave and son Elmer Wis
tied in Heppner a short time yester
day from their home on Rhea creek
south of lone, Mr.. Musgrave ha
been suffering from a severe attacl
of rheumatism for a month past bu
is now about recovered. He was III
to Heppner to look after his taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Keenan, AM
Miss Toots Brown little sister of Mrs
Keenan,, departed the past week fo
a vacation of a couple of weeks
which may take them to Californi
points, Mr.. Keenan, works at the 0,
w. R. and N. depot.
| John Mcdonald, of Hardman, wa
looking after business in this cit
Yesterday. He stated that in orde
to get out of the snowdrifts it wa
necessary to come down Heppne
way. Much snow is still in evidenc
out his direction.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. O. Livingston
will go to Portland on Monday to al
tend meeting Of the executive com
mittee of the Oregon Christian Mis-
sionary society. They will be abser
from Heppner for two or three day:
The Minor and Co, store is get
ting pretty we'll moved to their ne'
quarters in the old BIacknan builc
ing at the uper end of Main stree
: and their entire stock should be plat
, ed within a few days.
The Willing Workers society wi
I meet on Friday afternoon, April +
! Mrs. ]. H. Gemmell and Mrs. W.
? Reamer will act as hostesses Of III