Heppner herald., July 18, 1922, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

PAGE SIX
Tuesday, July 18, 192?
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
i-LOCAL NEWS ITEMSv
ilis. Mirini'- I'ii'lft is li-r from
f,os Am:l''S visiuni; In r mutlM'r Mrs.
S. A. Putter.
Ki-Y. C. W. iJiiliuis will hold r'
jrular services l Kpis-i:iul chui'-li
next Sumliiy Jii'iniiij-- iiiid cvuriiri.
Mr. mnl Mrs. J- J -viii-; were in
town 1'roin (!ieir l.exini-'i'm ruwh
icivjuy.
Mr .'-mi Mis. K
line to
I II l-t ll
jMird:;;
lion; y
I'Ihiwii n-sid'
a us ;i lni.-ii:i
IHiin r Mn.'iiliiy.
H;iylor in Jleppne-
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JhIv
12-j::
;ind 1.'.
,' I'nyelle, Idaho, -I
Thursday after is-Mi-s.
J!. J Sliuie for
I'orilaiid
day .- vi- ii
tain. w-
r.f i lie la ''- ''ore: 1
1 :sitc r in I
Hr. ll. I
;')-; I . . nr
Mrs. Jl I'lnH
turned lniiae !;
iiin;: h"r .sister
. evci'al days.
J'. A. Mellalian, lni is encii'-d in
e.iiih: j'aneliin?,' and farming in tin;
Lena rmiulry, over near the final ilia
f omdy line, was in town Monday on
i nsini ss.
Why pay moro for gasoline when
you can et it at the Dyers Chop Mill
lor 30 cents a gallon? 8lf
Mr. Mid Mrs. K. K. Clark lelt home
at, 4:0(1 A. M. Sunday, drove down lo
the. Columbia river Korge, ;iicl:nieked
most, of I he day andt reaehed home at
10:30 . M. A jirelty good day's
drive ul thai.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith rel.urn
( d Saturday evenji;,- from a few
week's vacation trip during wiieh
they visited I'o. thvnd, Sal' in, Van
1 ouver and Mount. Hood. They re
port a very enjoy;. hlo tri.
Dr. McMurdo lias moved his ot'liees
into the. suite in the Masonic huild
ing recunlly vacated hy Woodson &
Swccl: and now has one of ti'.e neat
est, and hest equipped professional
1 ui'.os in this pari of the idaie.
Dr. D. It. llaylor, eye
specialist!., of I'ortland.
will lie at the llaylor
jewelry store, July 30-31, and August
1 and 2. 12-13
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sweek'nnd Mr.
and Mrs. I!. It. Patterson have re
turned from an auto trip to Tacoiua,
Seattle and British Columbia. Mr.
Sweek nays they liail a splendid trip
and Iks also avers I hat II. (.'.. is not
marly so "wet" as some people
v. ould have you heliovc.
Tom O'lirien and family drove in
1 1'ine City 'I'll ll i sil. y and spent ;
Mio nii',1'1 here on lliei.' .,y lo l.one 1
I, nek to vis-.il 1 Tieinls. .Since t lie i
, isliout on lloel; i 'reek some lime
r :o all I in el from 1 1 i i r in I. one '
I : irk has I o : ,o i.i. I 'eadi in.
Have Itiir.fi was in fi in Kheaeivek ;
'I'liu rsday on a sliorl l.iiri' .-. hip.
II. lKK Hi'' is. have one of the hest
a.l'all'a. pr. in ami stock ranches on !
I : lien, creels hut t hey are t Iiin 1; iug
i' selling out and i.eekii.i; a change
i i' scene and orru pa I ion.
John Kilkenny jr., an oiapai'ied hy
iiis sisler, Miss l;o: e Kilk, liny, v ho
i a student a! 1'. oi i ). and Miss Km Ii
I hind, oi I'm 1 land . a student at SI.
.ir . Notre Paine. Imlia'ia, retuiii
r from I'm Hand a few days a"o a f
r spi'iidi ng a. week or none 'si! i :i
i .1 I he Kose City.
W. It. Irwin reliirin d Friday Ireni
a pleasant sojourn with his family at
Kockawav lie. 'rli, whir,. Ihe are
' en. ling the summer. I
Mr. anil Mis W. (I. !aU'ts return
ed Sunday twaiui; fi em a mouth's
Ho trip to arious joints ill the W'il
I niel lo a lley air 1 tie ror.sl. j
hi;; ,-rou.l .. 1 1 1 i id t tl the. public
le at the Win. Ilendrix lanc'l last j
luiday bin prices were not hi ;.i.
; ors'es wi'iit at I rem a couple of del- ;
I. is up to twenty live. 'I'lio cuyi-.se
t il Iium MiCart liui: lotl his famoi s
ndo from The D. lies to Canyon City
! iring Hi,, lii--key Cuh h o !. I .a. ',
, -!.!, bl''.".! I'.t fU'O
C D. Storey ;',s in from the
.'.'i'iue coiintiv Thursday autl re
1 -its the crop ic.'dy lo halves; in his
. ii'hboi hood. While the hoi weather
r, . lb d hi- w belt o selae , X : fill
. .-. Alt'!' v .-,i ii i:. nl da noo'e-t as
i i .si. ami in-. I .. ll w I.e.-1 will
ilv als o.- l .... : om a i l- 'a as l.!..t
i sr. lie w ill head and l!u , ii l is
p tie,' n tu n; , a el ila '.
Mes l al.ilia l'..iller arrived I'lom
, r home ul Me.umoiit h la.-. I evenieg
; id n ill spend a coil) le of weeks
iliag I'lleadt in Heppner. The
1 uiler family moed lo Mouuioutb n
i uple ul years ago i tier a residence
'-. sesmal eais in Heppner. Miss
i.otlci' 1,,'e.itly liuishttl her fiesb-
an year at ti e I niwrrity of Oie
; n.
tV M. hilingtoti and family.
I. mrr rci.uleiim lie!,., came over
. : .'in 11, nd tor a .-liort isit wii h
ends. The hiitingitins receully
-urucd troin a leu luottttt tour of
I .i east w lull tley Visited New York
1 y and many ilher ixdnlh if in-l..t'.-l,
Frank Winnard was here a few
days last week from his new homo in
Hool Uiver.
Miss Violet Corrigal, popular But
ler creek girl 'was in town Saturday j
on a short visit.
County Commissioner I.. J. David-
son w as ill town Thursday from lone :
living out his new Franklin car. j
.Ii-s Florence Cason is ugjiii at.
. v.-oik in the postoflic having taken
the place ol Miss Tlieliiia Miller who
has resigned to take a position with
I'attersoii and Hon.
' Miss I'earl Hall, a popular employe
nt ilie local tt-lephoie-oi rice, pas been j
.transferred to the Portland office
rial will leave to assume In r new j
tlulics about August 1st. 'j
i .Miss I.oye DeVorc, se nior in the j
I ' n i 1 1 si I y of Ort gon, w ho is spend- j
ing lu r vacation here, has gone to
Moro where she will he employed
until bchool opens in September,
and Telegraph Company here. j
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Spencer and
j Mrs. Josio Jones left Thursday morn
ing for an auto trip to I'ortland.
Astoria, Salem, Crater Lake and
oilier western Oregon points, expect-
ing to be away a couple of weeks,
j Kennith ("liingo") liinns, who
I tilled in recently on the presses at
the Oregon Cily Enterprise, has
1 moved to I'ortland, where he has an
extra sit on the News desk. Oregon
Exchanges,
I. it. Clabough has returned from
Portland where he spent some time
with -Mrs. Clabough who recently
underwent a serious operation in
one of the hospitals of that city. She
is still in the hospial but is iuiprov
; ing.
A tragedy was enacted at tho Van
Marter summer camp on upper
: Willow creek one day last week when
! Van's favorite dog was attacked with
1 rabies and had to be killed. Mr.
1 Van Mailer was alono with the dog
and was compelled lo act as execut
I inner, a job he did not relish.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Countryman,
of Nampa, Idaho, are the proud par
ents of a baby daughter, Gloria Dee,
horn July 8 1 li. Mrs. Countryman,
formerly Opal Hall was a well known
I Heppner girl and Mr. Count rynian
was formerly engagtd in (he garage
business here. )
Mr. andMrs. Kobcrt Buscke have
returned from Parkers Mill where
Ihey spent the fourth. Mr. Iluschke
: will return to the mountains soon to
spend the sunim.er for the benefit of
his health which has been very poor
i for Hie past couple of years on ac
' count of his w ar expe.-ieii "e in France
iaad Belgium.
SEE WHAT SHE FOUND
. i.
(? is, ' V
Pat Phillips, former resident of
Heppner, is here visiting his sister,.
Mrs. Chas. Renoe for a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. S. A. Potior and daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Picket, went to The
Dalles last Wednesday to visit
friends.
Little Miss Dorothy Hen-en was
the guest of the Alstott girls at
the U. E. Alston ranch on 'Uhea
cret'k last week. ' j
I Miss Lucy Marie Met calf is here
from Glinhaven, Wisconsin, visiting
her sisters, Mrs. J. 15. Calmus an-J
Miss Dorothea Metcalf.
Dr. C. C. Chick met with a pain
ful accident the other day while
cranking his auto. The crank re
sented being "cracked at" and flew
GILLIAM k BISBEE'S
back giving the doctor a bad thump office while Miss Clowrey is away on.
over the
wound.
eye causing a painful her summer vacation.
Iiill Austin, fomerly with the
Standard Oil Co. here, now employed
by an automobile firm in Portland,
stopped over a day last week to visit
his sister, Mrs. Chester Darbee, while
Miss Nora Hughes is taking Miss on his way to Pendleton on a bi'.:i
Clowrey's place in Dr. McMurdo's ness trip.
Mrs. Elsie Stevenson h.-.s returned
fr.:.i a vacation trip to Salem and
coast points returning wilh Kalph
Benge and family.
Miss Mildred Lee of Los Angeles. Oil.,
with the two large and valuable pearls
which she found recently In an oyster
which she was preparing fur a stew.
Bad News for Highbrows.
"Men with extra I'.irge heads," says
one of the doctors, "are likely to have
brains that function poorly, owing to
the excess water hiside the 1 skull."
Now let the man who wears a 1 hat
cease to blush when the clerk asks:
"What stec, jilca.se V"
i. .j. .j. .j. .j. .j. .j 'i- 4-
Irrigation Notice
Owing to low water due
to the extremely hot, dry
weather, all persons using
city water for irrigation are
hereby notified that Irrigat
ion must bo governed by the
whistle. Do not commence
irrigating until the first
whistle blows and shut off
the water promptly when the
second whistle blows. We
will give as many hours ser
vice as possible. Every irri
gationist must use nozzle or
sprinkler. IN CASE OF
KIKE ALAltM SHUT OFF
1 K Kid ATI ON 1 MM EDIATE
L Y. City of Heppner
By W. E. Pryun
12-14 Water Superintendent
! J I ,
COLUMN
Obituary
In 1921
Our Business
I) I E D
Now she's dead again. We don't
know where she has gone to, only
trust fcr the best. But trusting
wont do, that is what caused her
deathe. Bring some money instead of
flowers to the funeral.
GILLIAM & BISBEE
FAR THEATRI7
JJ. G. Sigsltce, AJgr.
Program from July 20 to July 26
Inclusive
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Hobui't HoswoiMi ami Madge Hellmny in "THE ClPOKLll'E"
Both a colorful romance of Singapore and the East ladies ad
a tense, stirring drama which evolves around the racial divid
ing line between Oriental and Occidental.
MOVIE CHATS
SATURDAY
Constance llinlney in "SI CH A LITTLE VUCKX." The. story
of a girl queen who became a poor little nobody when kingdoms
went out of fashion in Europe, but she is just as much a little
queen in poverty and hardship as she was in Gzofernigambla.
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SUNDAY & MONDAY
Special Cast in "THE CONCKKT." A comedy about a mualcL.n
who attracted "women with a fatal facility ;.ud his courageous
wife. Comedy humor, suspense, heart throbs they're r.ll
there.
Also "Edgars Little Saw," Comedy
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
J. I. McGowan mul Fiitzie Brunette in
"DISCONTENTED WIVES"
Picturing the struggles of a man to support his wife in the
manner she hs! been accustomed to and her efforts to smother
the discontent bred by hardship, lonllness and diisappointmentEi'
A play that contrasts the color of the East with, tho reality o
the west.
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;i;r a copy of out pksciuptiyh pimxjuasi foujuli
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