6 Heppner Gazette Times, March 21 , 1946 Irrigon News Notes By MRS. J. A. 8HOTTN Mrs. Robert Waters, Laura Ste vens and Chas. Acock Jr. were Portland visitors Thursday. June Collins, daughter of Ches ter Collins is quite ill in a Port land hospital. The Collins's are new comers here having recently pur chased the Smith place. Mrs. L. W. Suddarth is home af ter spending some weeks with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Scarlett. She has has been laid up with a severe case of rheumatism. Mrs. Arthur Edwards was taken to the Pendleton hospital with ap endicitis where she was operated on and is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hinkley took their son Edwin to Pendleton to enlist in the army. He went to Port land Monday to take his physical examination. Ora Thompson and father Carl Thompson and Ronald went to Pen dleton Wednesday. Finley Graybeal of Pendleton visited his mother, Mrs. Josephine Graybeal Saturday. George Wiliams left Wednesday after spending some time with h's aiint, Mrs. Wm. Gollyhom and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arnold Golly hom were Pendleton shoppers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Pelton and mother, Mrs. Inez E. Pelton, spent from Friday until Tuesday in Port land. The Henry Millers have put in a large acreage of potatoes on the Leicht and Herman Duus places. Herbert Ames and Martin Ab ken put in a large patch of pota toes on the Abken place. Tlie turkey growers are getting their poults. The Jones Leach com pany have already several thous and and E. S. Pelton has COO that he is getting started. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caldwell went to Boise, Ida. Friday to visit Mrs. Caldwell's sister Mrs. Jesse Cane. Lee Graybeal of Elgin is down to visit his mother, Mrs. Josephine Graybeal. J Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Simms of Patter son, Wash, came to hear Mr. War ner's brother, a returned mission ary from South America, preach and show pictures at the Commu nity church Sunday. Rev. George Warner was accom panied by his wife and daughters Wilma and Delia. Lee Smith has been quite ill. His daughter Mrs. Teresa Henry of Walla Walla came down Friday to be at his bedside. He is improving. The founders of the Irrigon Ad ventist church and school have se cured land across from the Haber- lein cafeteria and garage and will construct buildings of cement blocks as soon as arrangements can be made. Clarence Heibert has three men working on his house that he pur chased recently. He bought 10 acres of the old Fredrickson place. BOARDMAN (Continued) Grange met Saturday night. The young people who belong gave the program with the help of G. B. Linn. The rgram consisted of a piano solo by Maxine Ely, a talk on "How to Strengthen the Family" by MUdred Miller, a speech on pub lie health Insurance by Hoyt BrOwn and a reading by Mr. Linn. Thg young people in the grange, Chloe Barlow, Maxine Ely, Mildred" MU- ler, Harold Baker, Hoyt Brown and Marvin Carpenter, also served the refreshments of gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Miller took their son Jimmy to Hermiston to be treated for a burn on his hand. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Wilson of Portland spent the week-end at the Robert Wilson home. LEXINGTON BRfEFS Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carmichael were business visitors in LaGrande Tuesday. Abert R. Edwards ARM3c left Saturday night to return to his sta tion at the Lake City, Fla. naval a'r station. Leonard Munkers son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Munkers, is home on ter minal leave from the navy. Ben Grant left Sunday night to rport to the navy recruiting sta tion in Boise, Ida. Cpl Herman Wallace left Friday night to report at Fort Warren Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck were Hermiston visitors Tuesday evening. Mrs. Charles Bloodsworth and daughter Iris were visiting in Wal la Walla Monday. 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