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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1929)
PAGE FOUR HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCT. 31, 1929. BOARDMAN The Home Economics club met with Mrs. Lee Mead on Wednesday. A' large attendance was had and after the usual sumptuous meal a business meeting was held It was decided to have a supper on the evening of November 16 when about 30 candidates will be Initiated Into the grange. This will be a pot luck supper and will be held at 6:30 In the schoolhouse. After the business meeting the group who are to pre sent the tableaux at the state grange Saturday, practiced. The next meeting will be at the Duggan home with Mrs. Faler and Mrs. Duggan, hostesses. Mrs. Beecher Lewis experienced the thrill that comes once in a life time when, on Wednesday morning, she was driving to The Dalles in their fine new Hupmoblle. She fell asleep at the wheel near Heppner Junction and the car left the roaa, falling a distance of approximately 60 feet, turning over three times De fore landing on its side at the foot near the railroad track. Mrs. Lew is crawled out unhurt, climbed the embankment and hailed a passing stage and came home. It was merely another of those strange miracles that continue to occur that she was not killed or seriously hurt The car was damaged to some extent but the glass was not even broken. Mrs. A. A. Agee has been ill for some time. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mitchell plan to leave next week for Portland for a visit going down to be with Mrs. Mitchell's mother who will be 86 years of age November 7. Mrs. Guy Barlow and her com mittee will entertain at the next Silver Tea on November 6 at the home of Mrs. D. W. Miller. Every, one invited. L. G.. Smith sold his band of sheep to Crofton Bros, of Washing ton. Kristensen & King sold their lambs recently to Shane Bros, of Arlington. W. A Price and son Billy, Mrs. Lottie Attebury and Harry Murchie motored to The Dalles Sunday to see Mrs. Price who is in the Mid- Columbia hospital there. She Is not at all well and Mr. Price was called back again in the night as she was much worse. The sum of $21.50 was cleared Friday night at the movie, "Dress Parade." given by the P T. A. This included $2.21 from the sale of can- dv made bv Miss Spike and the girls. This brings the sum up to near $100 to be made as the first payment on the school Vlctrola soon to be bought Guy Barlow has purchased a new model Ford sedan. Rood Eckleberry and Harold Townsend of lone drove over Sun day and spent the day at the John Graves home. Marvin Ransier, Geo. Wickland- er and Geo. Graves left Sunday for Portland to attend the Pacific In ternational Livestock exposition as the stock judging team from Mor row county. These boys had their first training in judging at the pro ject fair at Hermiston and later at the Eastern Oregon hospital in fen- dleton. Mrs. A. B. Chaffee had a painful arm last week caused from pricking her finger with a needle. Friends of Fred C. Houghton were sorry to hear of his injury Sunday when he was Bhot through the hand as he was taking his gun from the car while hunting. Stray shot struck him In the face also but the hand Injury waa more serious. The doctor thought that he could save the hand. Mr. Houghton is the project manager and lives near the division dam at Umatilla. H. C. Ellis has purchased a Ford sedan. Mrs. Lee Mead and daughters Helen and Catherine went to La Grande Friday afternoon and visit ed with her sister and husand. On Saturday Mrs. Mead attended the meeting of state grange. Mr. and Mrs. John Graves attend ed the charivari of her brother and his bride last Friday night in the mountains 25 miles above Heppner, going over with Walter Rowell. Mrs. Mike Rowell of lone has rent ed the Delano ranch and is moving here with her family. Nicholas Muller was hurt last week, a big gash being cut in his leg from contact with barbed wire. Nels Isaacson of Spokane spent several days at the O. B. Olson home last week. Mr. Isaacson was an old neighbor of the Olson's when they lived in Red Deer, Canada. Francine King was hostess at a charming autumn party on Satur day afternoon to a group of friends. After various outdoor games each guest found a sack hanging on the trees and each contained a dainty luncheon. Marshmallows were toast ed at a bonfire. Autumn leaves with a toy balloon folded at the base of the leaf like a bud made clever lit tle favors. Guests were Wanda Shane. Hazel and Lucile Tyler, Lil lian Hango, Norine Olson, Bertie Richardson. Maxine Machan, Iran cine and Ruth King, Kenneth Ran sier, Reuben and Lawrense Wether ell, A. T. Hereim. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Blayden have returned to Spokane after visiting his parents. It is reported tnat seller ana Arnold have purchased the north 40 of the Harry Crawford place. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold will live on the place and run a dairy herd. Howard Bates ana wile will move to the John Brice place which has been fixed up and the barn made ready for their dairy herd. Mrs L. V. Root is still unable to be at her place in the post office. She has been ill the past two weeks. Rev. G. H. Wilbur of Hood River will preach here Sunday evening, November 3. The ranch belonging to Dr. Don nelly west of Boardman two miles was sold to Mr. Stout of Fossil. This is one of the best ranches on the project Mr. and Mrs. Bullrock of Port land came Friday for a few days visit On Sunday they motored to Umatilla to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Healey of Port land were guests at the Hereim home several days last week. The local grange members who attended the meeting of the state grange at La Grande report having a splendid time. Twenty-four Board- manites attended and were royally entertained. A banquet was given the visiting delegates on Saturday evening. Many of the local people visited with former Boardman folks and had a fine time. Mrs. Ty ler, Mrs. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wicklander and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wicklander were overnight guests at the Chas. Nizer home. Nizers are building a new home to replace the one burned some time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Faler, Mr. and Mrs. I. Skoubo, John Brice and son Warren and Claude Myers were overnight guests at the Knauff home. On Sunday the group mo tored to Hot Lake, Union, Cove and other points. On Sunday afternoon a marvelous dinner was served by Mr. and Mrs. KnaufT with 25 pre sent Seated at the table with them were Messrs. and Mesdames I. Skou bo, Nick Faler, Ray Brown, Glen Hadley, Royal Rands and Donna Jane, Miss Catherine Brown, Glad ys Wilson Mrs. Brice Dlllabough, Mrs. Dan Ransier, Andy Andregg of Hermiston, Alfred Skoubo, John Brice and son Warren. Other Boardman people attending were Mrs. D. W. Miller, Mrs. Lee Mead and Geo. Mitchell. The Boardman staff put on some beautiful tableaux at the meeting. Mr. Chandler and wife (nee Mil dred Duncan) were visitors on the project Monday at the Willbanks and Mclntyre homes. Miss Erma Broyles has been quite ill in Portland and her mother and Grace went down and spent several days with her. Erma will come home soon for a vacation. Paul and Frank Partlow have a contract to haul logs on the John Day. A huller was brought down from Irrigon and the alfalfa seed on the Fred Edmunds place was hulled. M K. Flickinger has several acres of seed. See the Autona Circulating Heater BEFORE BUYING Will heat 3 to 4 rooms BALDWIN'S BLUE 4 YEIXOW FRONT Next Door to the Creamery New York Life Insurance Co. NOT A COMMODITY BUT A SERVICE W. V. Crawford, Agent Heppner, Ore. At Last! Your choice of litera ture may be purchas ed as if it had been charmed from the Al ad din's wonderful lamp. 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