The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-10-12
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Carol Morrison was a visitor IN
Heppner on Thursday. He had also
ben spending a day or two with his
sister, Mrs. w. o. Hill, and her fam
lily at Lexington, being on his way to
Portland, where he takes a position
with the East Side State Bank. Mr..
Morrison has been living at Fairfield,
Idaho, for the past nearly two years,
where he was assistant cashier Of the
Security National Bank, Of which in
stitution Carl G. Haynie, formerly Of
this city, is the cashier.
Geo. w. Dykstra returned during
the week from the Millican Valley in
Central Oregon, where he has spent
the most Of the past two months at
the home Of his son, whose ranch is
located about 81 miles from Bend. on
the Bend-Burns road. A sample Of
bunchgrass Mr.. Dykstra brought in
from this little valley reminds one
of what used to grow on the hills of
Morrow county, when this section was
the stockman's paradise. 1t is better
than two feet tall.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Wells spent the
weekend on a visit to friends and
relatives at Walla Walla and Pendle-
ton. At Walla Walla they visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. CELSIUS Keithly. and en-
joyed a trip we TO Walla Walla and
Touehet valleys, returning to Pendle-
ton on Saturday, and then on home
Sunday. Mr.. Wells is quite well pleas
ed with the Walla Walla country.
Miss Audra Grogan, graduate of
Heppner high school, who has been
spending the past year at Portland,
has returned home and Is now engag-
ed In teaching the Blackhorse school,
taking the place Of Mrs. Frank Tur-
ner, who resigned to take charge Of
the Blahm district, northwest Of Hep
pner.
Ernest Cannon, of Hartman, was
a pleasant caller at this office while
In the city on Friday last. He is one
Of the successful young farmers of
that section, whose place is located In
the foothills, and his crop this year
turned off 81 bushels to the acre. Mr..
Cannon also handles some stock.
W. W. Smead and W. A. Richardson
left Monday for Portland, where this
week they are attending the grand
lodge, knights Of Pythias Of Oregon.
Mr.. Smead Is a member Of the grand
lodge and Mr.. Richardson goes as a
delegate. to represent Doric Lodge No.
20, Of this city.
Friends of Pro. Howard, formerly
superintendent OF our schools, will be
grieyed to learn that little Nancy
Penelope, infant daughter, died last
Sunday night. Pro. Howard is now
dean Of Columbia College at Milton.
-Stanfield Standard.
Tom Kirk and wife Of Eugene, with
their daughter, Mrs. Leta Thomb of
Portland, visited during the fore
part Of last week at the home Of J. c.
Kirk in shis city. They left on We'd
nesday on the return trip, touring the
country by auto.
B. R. Patterson and Bub Clark, two
of Heppner's best nimrods, are over
in Harvey county this week, having
a duck hunt at Malheur lake, one of
the greatest game preserves on the
Pacific slope.
Kenneth X. Mahoney, accompanied
by Mrs Mahoney, departed on Sunday
for Bend and vicinity, where he ex-
pected to put in a few days hunting
ducks and otherwise enjoying an out
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Devine Of Lexing-
ton visited in Heppner Saturday. Joe
Is all over smiles because of the good
rain in his locality, and the fall sown
grain is coming along well.
Art Ayers and family, who have
been residing in Heppner for a time,
have returned to their farm on But
ter creek, near Pine City, moving out
this week.
Percy Jarmon, Butter creek alfalfa
raiser, was in Heppner on Tuesday,
attending to business and having a
little visit with Assessor Wells.
Attorney r. A. McMenamin arrived
from Portland on Sunday afternoon,
and spent several days in this city,
looking after business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. McNamer mo-
tored over to Walla Walla Friday to