THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921
PAGE FOUR
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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B. liristow was in town from lone'
(luring l In- week, j
George Cochran, of one was a bus
Iness visitor here. Wednesday after- i
noon. j
R. T'ope, of Cefil, Ik at t!ie Hotel j
Patrick under the can; of l)r. .Mc-
Murdo.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe I)evine, of the
Lexington country were visitors in 1
Heppner Saturday.
Miss Marie Evans, of Pendleton, is
the guest of Mrs. P. L. Greenwood
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bartholomew,
of I'ine City were ;n town .Saturday
uoing business ci!d lids.
I at Hotel Patrick for a few days.
Nels Johnson, superintendent of
it hi; rock crushing plant, of the Has
jsani company at Cecil was a Hepp
! ner isiior Friday.
I M. I). Andrews, of Lexington and
! W ). McAlister of the same town,
t were in Heppner on a short business
ti ip W dm sday afternoon.
Judge I hi 1 1 on, loriner prom inant.
resident ol Heppner, came out. from
i'oitland last week for a few days
visit. Willi old friends here.
U. C. Wiizcl, well known wheat,
grower of the Morgan country, was
here Saturday attending the school
dip -ftors' meeting.
Cliff Ilngg.
eel; rancher
well
was in
known Rhea
town Saturday
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Friady May 6th
"P artners of the Night"
Fro LeRoy Scott's Famous Story
The enforcement of the law in the City of New
York against a gang of high society criminals
was paralyzed by pull.
THRILLS, MYSTERY, SUSPENSE
Saturday, May 7th
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- 2 rich woman's '&i 1
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- Blackmail ,, j'
- Q. strange man
- False kisses A
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GLADYS"
WALTON
in
the peppery stay of
c.cily spaneui ulese
t'Oi 1 oieeit planutoe
hi I'ujiU aJecit 'ut e
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UP
Monday & Tuesday, May Qth & 10th
HENRY B. WALTHALL
"The Boomerang"
A colossal production of love-startling climaxes
beautiful women emotion Wall Street
Millionaires and paupers frenzied finances.
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attending the meeting of school di
rectors at the court house.
I Ray Hollen and Alfred Weire, of
Condon, registered at the Patrick
Sunday evening after taking in the
ball game at. lone.
I Kenneth Mahony, who has been
laid up with a bro'ken leg for several
weeks, is able to discard his crutches
and now navigates pretty well with
a cane.
I Mr. and Mrs. Misener and daugh
ter, of near lone, were business vis
itors here Saturday and interested
attendents at the school directors
meeting.
Kd Miles, of Pendleton, and W. A.
Miles, of Boardinan, were business
visitors here last Wednesday after
noon sp tiding the night at Hotel
Patrick.
Mrs. Vance, of Portland, arrived
Saturday to visit for a while with her
neice, .Mrs. Dave Wilson and other
relatives and friends. Mrs. Vance
was a former resident of Hepner.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Van Vactor
and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mahoney,
spent a couple of days at Pendleton
last week where Mr. Van Vactor was
called on legal business.
F. R. Btown has moved his grain,
insurance and real estate office
from the Roberts building to the
rooms formerly occupied aa offices
by the Tri-Stae Terminal Co. in the
Farmers Union building.
J. H. .Crane and wife, of Portland,
were visitors here Saturday from
where Mr. Crane is in charge
established themselves at Hotel Pat
rick for the summer while Mr. Green
wood has charge of the engineering
work on the highway between Lex
ington and Jones Hill. Mr. Green
wood has also secured office rooms
at. the hotel and will direct the work
rt oil) here east a.i't west. C. f H:tr
ge:t is also hero to assist with the
VOl'K.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wiidenan, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Hall and Miss Math
ews, drove to Moro Friday where
they attended a dance that evening.
The Heppner orchestra, of which Mr.
Hall and Miss Mathews are members,
furnished music for the occasion.
The party returned Saturday report
ing an enjoyable trip.
Walter Mcfiride, a former Hepp
ner boy, now engaged in the mining
business at Xenneeott, Alaska, came
in Wednesday evening and register
ed at the Patrick. Mr. McBride's
parents lost their lives in the disas
ter of 1903 and he has been away
from here for most of the time since
then. He is here on a visit with
former friends and neighbors.
PATKOX
TEACHERS
TENTH
MEET MAY
Cecil where Mr.
or a portion of the construction
work on the highway for the Hassam
company.
P. A. Anderson and Gay M. Ander
son spent the week end at Portland,
driving down in, P. A's Studebaker.
Mrs. P. A. Anderson accompanied
her husband as far as The Dalles
where she visited her sister Mrs. '
McCarty.
The ca'dets are looking forward to
their trip to Fort Stevens which will i
he in May. Before that date they '
will give a dancing party and will
have as patrons and patronesses the
officers from Vancouver barracks I
and their wives. !
C. V. Hopper has moved his tire
shop from the Campbell buildnlg nn
lower Chase street to the farmers
Union building on Main street. Mr.
Hopper, who came here only a short
time ago, has already established a
good business and he is well pleased
to be able to secure a better loction.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gammell have
purchased a fine resident lot from
W. P. Mahoney, adjoining his resi
dence and will erect a handsome five
room bungalow thereon as soon as
the material can be assembled. The
location is one of the most desirable
in town.
Arthur Donald Bowker, of Hepp'
ner is one of the young cadets at
Hill Military Academy who led the
cheers for the cadet company of Hill
Military Academy when they defeat
ed ompany B Oregon National Gaurd
In a competitive drill in which the
academy won a silver loving cup.
D. S. Brown and Charlie Brown,
old time resident of Condon took in
the hall game at lone Sunday when
the Summit city team went clown in
defeat before the invincible loners.
Doc said the experience was some
vlint disastrous-to C indon both I mm
a sioi-ling and a financial stand
point but the Condon boys took their
medicine fine.
The Tri-State Terminal Co.. hav
ing closed out their Mock of grocer
ies, have given up their offices in il.e
Fanners Union building on Main
street and will now handle all their
business from the office at the ware
house. Their business in the future
will tie confined to handling grain
mid the manufacture and selling of
flour and feed.
.Mr". Sarah King of Lake Superior
Michigan. Is here visiting her daugh
ter, .Mrs. Win. Driscoll. Mrs. King,
who is well along in the 7 (Is lias been
in employee of the Calumet & llecla
Mining Co's hospital at Superior for
2H years and was recently awarded a
handsome medal for meritorious
service and retired 'on a pension.
She will make an extended visit here.
IV L. Greenwood and wife have
The last meting of the Patron-Teachers
association for the present
school year will be held at 3:00 P. M.
Tuesday, May 10th at the school
auditorium when, in addition to
electing officers for the coming year
the following program will be ren
dered: Piano solo, Reliance Moore; talk
by Miss Palmateer; piano solo, (Eliz
abeth Huston; exercises by the 4th
grade pupils.
Please note that the hour has been
changed from 3:30 to 3:00.
A full attendence is urged on
account of election of officers.
Fresh Pure Lard
We render fresh, pure lard three times a week and
have reduced the price to 20C A POUND
Order a Strictly First-Class, Heppner-made Product
Central Market
McNAMER & SORENSON, Props.
BROTHERHOOD MEATS SI AY 9
The last meeting of the season of
the Heppner Brotherhood will be
held in the Hotel Patrick on Monday
evening next, May 9 at 6:45 o'clock.
This meeting will be of unusaual
interest for, besides an interesting
program, that has been carefully
prepared. It will be Ladies Evening,
and every member present is reques
ted to be accompanied by his wife
sweetheart, sister or some other lady
companion. The usual sixty-cent
luncheon will be served, and an eve
ning of delight is anticipated.
Incident to the closing of the
season, a number of important items
of business will come up for consid
eration, among other things will be
the election of officers for the next
year, that begins September 1st.
The question for discusion Mon
day evening will be, "What Subjects
Can Re Most Profitably Discussed by
the Brotherhood?" The two lead
ers in the discussion will be the two
ministers of Heppner, W. O. Living
ston and Ptev. E. L. Moore, these
will be followed by W. W. Smead
and Joseph Nys.
The address of welcome to the la
dies will be given by President H.
M. James, and the response by Mrs.
W. O. Livingstone. M. L. Case will
give a reading, and Miss Zelnia
Engleman and Mrs. Lillian Turner
will sing.
The ticket committee consists of
Spencer Akers, E. M. Shutt and L. A.
Hunt. Buy your tickets early so
that a full report can be made to the
hotel management by noon of Mon
day. Program Committee
COUNTY ORATORICAL CONTEST
"There's Mfcre Real Satisfaction"
says the Good Judge
In a little of the Real To
bacco Chew, than you ever
got out of the ordinary kind.
The good rich taste lasts so
long you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often that's
why it costs you less to chew '
this class of tobacco.
Any man who uses the Real
Tobacco Chew will tell you
that.
Put up in two styles
W-B CUT i3 a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
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The Oratorical and Declamatory
Contst for Morrow county will he
held at lone, Friday, evening, .May
13. 1921. Everhody in vited.
The athletics have been called off
for this year.
Lena Snetl Shurte, ;
County School Sup't.
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THE BRICK.
.McAtee C0L AiKen, Props.
Confectioneries, Cigars
Soft Drinks
POOL
YOU ARE WELCOME
was up
Saturday I
Miss Ruth Van Vactor
from the Iieitinan district
visiting her home folks.
Today has been set apart by proc
lamation of Mayor Noble as a holi
day when all citizens are asked to
turn out and help improve the road
leading from town to the cemeiary
BUSINESS IOCALS
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Poultry Supplies at dilliam .V r.is-
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,' p to pull the 1 4 inch phs. u, e,-
j 'I At Hi-he, s on f;i teinis. 'l-lf.
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' i. '" I.P';T l'ockeil'ook contain nr. :!iree
I pr,,',iis-o''y nous and o'lur p. i.vrs;
i j! a'--o cm! with tev ti'ine. Si: 'able
j I iv.ird for return to II. J. u'Will.
. !! lone. Olvp-ll. (.pd
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i! Mow is the time to order winter wood j
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li Cm iurnish either heavy or common j
slab in any quantity'
Order Now. Will Start Shipping
This Month.
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IlL.lll1L.lt LLIUIIUIIIM iVIllL,
NOTICE OF
OF
TAMNti 11' AM) SALE
LSTKAV Ml I E
Shut! has a list of good Willam
ette Valley farms for echanc.' for
Mosrow county ranches. 47tf.
Shut! has several irai Bargains In
alfaltu I .inches: easy terms. 47tf.
Cilliilin & Itishoe will save you
postage and express if you w ill buy
your cvtras now and fix up your
machineiy and be ready to go into
the field when harvest ts rt.olv
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VSUIOVUU.E PKKSSMA KINO
l!etnodel!ng and Ladies' Tailoring
Ciuien, Church street.
Notice is hereby given that I. the
undersigned, under the laws of the
State of OreL'on. have taken up the
animal hereinafter described v. 1 1 i 1 -running
at larce on my premises, in
Mo-row conn' y, Oregon, about eight
miles south ol 1!' pptier, Oreo
wit :
One lii'i.'.lM biy mule, about
j en rs old bra ml i', I on left sli"
Thrt I will, on Sanm! ,y. M
1 1' 2 I . at the belli' of t, n o'cl,
the for, n, 'on of said day. u:! .
t-ame shall hao been rid, em,
my ranch, about S mibs south of
lleppn, r. Ore:', n. in said county. Jell
said animal to the biul.et biddir.
for cash in hand for the purpose of
paying the cost of taking up, holding
ami selling such animal, together
with reasonable damages- for the in
jury causid by said animal running
at larce on said premises.
CAUL A. HAFTHOLD...
Dated and first published this 3rd
dav of May, 1!2 1.
to
1 Tee
I'.'ief.
y 21.
i k in
-i the
d, at
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ISSiFgB.1 US
BEST BARGAIN OF THE SEASON.
900 acres good
in wlitiat, plenty
teneeii and cross
fiLIure of
land, 500 acres tillable. 20
ot water, lair house
fenced. ' Priced at th
a;.d
acres
barn,
attractive
$2 2.50
per
Uni
acre ;
-hall
on easy terms.
purchase price may be. paid on one-third
crop payments.
NOTICE OF
SALE OF
TAKINCi IP AN1
I STI5AY HOUSES
Roy V. WHITEIS
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
ST. PATRICK HOTEL
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Notice Is hereby riven that I, the
undersigned, under the lawn of tin
State of Oregon, have taken up the
animals hereinafter described while
running at large on my premises, in
Morrow County. Oregon, about 11
miles northeast of Lexington, Ore
gon, to-w it :
l-or Kent Mouse In rear pf
aid office. Imiuir this office
Vr. V. A. McMurdo.
Mer
er of
46tf.
shoulder. "'"I
One black mare, two years old.
branded with an H On left shoulder.
One brown yearling horse with
white spot on forehead branded with
an It on left shoulder.
One erav horse uhout three visrn
One black horse, about three years j,, no brand.
One pray horse, three years old,
branded with an O on left stifle.
One, year old mule, no brand.
That I will, on Saturday May 21,
1921. at the hour of ten o'clock in
old. branded wWh an O on left stille.
One black mate., about two years
old. branded with an U 00 left
shoulder.
One bay mure about two years
old, branded with hD It on left
the forenoon of said day, unless the day of May, a. D. 1 9 2 1
same shall have been redeemed at
the South Springs ranch, 11 miles
northeast of Lexington, Orecon in
said county, sell said animals to the
highest bidder for ca.sh In hand, for
the purpose of paying cost of tak
ing up, holding and selling such ani
mals, together with reasonable dam
ages forthe injury caused by skid
animals running at large on er.id ore
nilseg. 3. J niTruiu
Dated and first published this 3rd