The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-01-19
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or will care for children. Phone 1863.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Jones departed
for Portland Tuesday morning and
expect to spend couple Of weeks
visiting in the city.
PIANO fUITIoN-Mrs. Bessie Bruce
Glib has resumed teaching and will
be pleased to meet her pupils, and
prospective pupils at the Watten-
burger house. 2t.
will have several small dressed
hogs for sale about January l6 and
20 at l5c per pound, Heppner deliv-
cry. Write or phone B. H. Peck
Advertisement. 2t.
Dennis F. Knaughton, a young at
torney from Portland has accepted
a place in the Office of F. A. McMen-
amin in this city, and expects to re-
main in Heppner indefinitely.
A small consignment of govern
ment seeds was received at this Office
this week for distribution. We shall
be glad to pass them out to those
who will make good use of them.
STRAYED - From Thorn creek
one red and white and one roam steer
long yearlings, branded BHP on
left hip, VI crop from each ear. Fin
der notify B. H. Peck, Heppner. 2
APPLES-Sl AND LESS: | am
offering cooking and eating apples at
$l.00 t. o. b. Hood River, with a dis
count of SO on orders Of 10 boxes
or more. Terms, cash with order.
B. L. CLARK, R. /, Box 88, Hood
River, Ore.-Adpertisement.
H.C, Woods left for Boise, Idaho,
last Thursday to attend the annual
convention Of the solicitors Of the
Idaho Life Insurance company. Mrs
Woods and daughter accompanied
him as far as Pendleton, where they
will visit while he is away.-Ione In
dependent.
R. E. Gregg, local manager for the
telephone company, returned home
Monday evening from Portland. He
was below on business connected
with the company. Mrs. Gregg and
daughter, who went down with him,
are remaining at The Dalles for a
visit with her people.
Miss Odile Groshcn returned
home on Thursday evening from her
vacation of a month. She visited
for a couple of weeks at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. L. Vinton at Co.
guile, Oregon, and then win friends
at Eugene and Portland, enjoying a
very pleasant holiday.
Frank Gillian went TO Portland
the last of the week and expects to
spend several weeks of vacation
in the city. He will attend several
high muck-a-mucks of the Masonic
order while away anl also take in the
hardware dealers convention which
will gather there during the coming
week.
A district convention of the Re-
bekahs will be held in this city on
Saturday. State President, Mrs.
Frank Milestone Of Pendleton, will
be present, and it is expected that
there will be large number Of men,
bers Of the order from other points
in the district present to participate
in the deliberations.
VIM. Hendrix underwent an oper-
alton at the office of nr. McMurdo
Monday for the removal Of a tumor
on his shoulder that had been caus-
ing him much trouble for year past.
The operation was done up promptly,
number Of stitches being taken to
draw the wound together, and Mr..
Hendrix was able TO go on out home
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Millie McRoberts arrived
from Portland on Saturday to make
a visit with her children and to be
with her father, Jess Kirk, who has
been quite i'll as a result of paraly-
tic stroke, and is confined at the
home Of his son, Will Kirk, at Eight
Mile. Mrs. ]. C. Dodson, Mr.. Kinks
sister, is also here from Joseph, Wis
ting with her brother and other rel
atives.
|. F. Bedsaul was down from
Hardman on Monday. Weather was
nice up that way when he left home,
but he encountered pretty stiff
snow storm when he reached Hepp-
ner Flat. During the past week or
more the immediate Heppner eoun-
try has been having heavy fog while
out Hardman way they have been
enjoying much warmer weather with
bright sunshine each day.
Uncle Billy Wilson returned home
Sunday evening from Portland, feel
ing much improved in health. For
the past two months Mr.. Wilson has
been in a hospital at Portland where
he underwent an operation and re.
ceived medical treatment, and we
are glad to state that the results have
been very beneficial. He was ac,
companied by his son, Jimmie, who
was with him during the time he was