The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-02-16
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Gene Gentry, leading farmer of
Lexington was visitor in this city
on Saturday.
A. M. link and wife were in
Heppner on Monday from their farm
home near lone.
Guy Boyer, of this city, was at
tending the annual gathering Of wool
men in Pendleton Saturday.
FOR SALE-A Shure Hatch incu-
bator, good as new; capacity 220
eggs; price SIS. Phone 22F5, Hepp-
ner. 2tp.
W. P. Mahoney, of the First Ma
tional bank, spent Saturday in Pen
dleton, attending the woolgrowers
meeting.
Chas. H. Latourell made trip out
to Boardman on Friday where he is
interested in putting in a branch
Ford service station.
Andrew Reaney was in the city
from Lexington on Tuesday. He re-
ports Mrs. Reaney, who has been
quite i'll, as much improved.
County Clerk Waters was absent
from his Office at the court house for
a few days at the end of the week
going to Portland for short visit
with his family.
!. B. Huddleston, Lone Rock
sheep owner, passed through the city
on Thursday last, enroute to Pendle.
ton to attend the convention Of the
Oregon Woolgrowers association.
Phil Higgins of Lena and John ]
Kelly of Rock creek were two oil
our flockmasters in Pendleton Fri
Gay and Saturday to attend the gath
ering of wool men Of the state.
F. A. McMenamin, besides being
one of our leading legal lights, is en-
gagged in the sheep business. He
spent Saturday at Pendleton attend
ing the convention Of Oregon WOO
men.
Vim. Beymer, president of the Far
mers and Stockgrowers Nationa
bank of this city, and extensively in
terested in the stock business, was il
Pendleton on Friday and Saturday
attending the state woolgrowers con
vention.
John Kilkenny, president of tht
Morrow county woolgrowers associa
tion, was in Pendleton over the weel
end, participating in the delibers
tons of the Oregon Woolgrowers as
sociation in session there on Frida,
and Saturday.
County Agent Calkins went t.
Pendleton on Friday to attend tn
gathering Of wool men from over TIL
state. His verdict is THAT it wa
a mighty good meeting and Pendle
ton gave all the visitors a royal re
ception and good time.
S. w. Spencer and wife and c. L
Sweek and wife made up party 60
ing over to PendIeton on Friday, tn
gentlemen to take in the doings o
the Oregon Woolgrowers association
in convention there, and the ladie
to visit with relatives and friends.
Loren Gentry of Alberta and EI
mer Gentry of Colfax, Wash, son
of Mrs. Nancy Gentry of this ciD
and formerly residents of Morro'
county, arrived here on Thursday la;
and are making visit to their me
ther and brothers L. v, Jas. an
Mack Gentry.
1t is now Ruby M. Englemar
postmaster" Miss Rubys commits
sion came this week and she is no
in charge of the Office. Mrs. Blak
will remain with her the balance
this manth to assist her in becomln
familiar with the Office work.-lon
Independent.
Walt Cochran received the plea
ing news yesterday that Mrs. Cocl
ran had presented him with SO
and heir, weight 9 IL pounds, at tt
home Of her mother in Elgln, Or
Walt has purchased a new hat, thrf
sizes larger than what he former
wore.--Ione Independent
Mrs. Mary E. Hale has been so
for several days that her death WI
hourly expected, and all near rel
tives we're summoned and are no
here with the exception of one so
This, Friday, morning however, 81
is reported to have rallied and
have taken some nourishment.-loI
Independent.
G. R. Gunzel, cashier of Bank
lone, was doing business in this CT
on Saturday afternoon last. He W
accompanied by Mrs. Gunzel. II
roads between lone and Heppner a
in an almost impossible conditl'
in many places, and Mr.. Gunzel W
be glad when the surfacing OF Il
highway is completed.
Judge VIM. T. Campbell perforl
ed the ceremony uniting in wedlo
Mr.. Adam Knoblock and Mrs. II
ma C. Fuller, at his office at t
court house on Friday afternot
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