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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, March 29, 1956 Page 10 Fire Destroys Monument Home By Martha Mcrrteson The Boyer house and two sheds located back of the church and across the road from Mattesons burned to the ground about 11:30 Monday morning. There will be a benefit dance Saturday April 7 In the Monu ment gym for Mrs. Emory Moore and children. "Her many friends wanted to know when." Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arlet Cork and family were up for the week end from Roseburg visiting at the homes of Edna Moore and Roy Cork. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vawter of Idaho arrived Friday to visit her mother Helen Brown. They re turned home Monday morning. Jessie Scott of Long Creek, Doris Kingman and Martha Mat teson spent Wednesday on Cot tonwood creek visiting Mrs. Joe Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Sweek and family of Heppner spent the weekend at the home of his sis ter, Mrs. George Capon and his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sweek. Matt Reed of Mt. Vernon spent the weekend at the Williams Long DUtanca Nation-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agnto Padded Vani Penlond Bros. TRANSFER CO. pendltUn, Oragon Phone 338 home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott of Long Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matteson were "Saturday lunch cuests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kingman. Rnhbie Stranze of Izee was a weekend guest at the Earl Lewis home. Mr and Mrs. Joe Simas, Jr. and famllv of Rosebure spent the weekend here visiting the Corks, Enrights and others. The Louis Battys of La Grande nnd children were in for the weekend and to attend the play put on by the grange. Gerald Wagner of Pilot Rock was In for the weekend with his folks. Mrs. John Erhardt's folks spent five days the past week visiting here from Portland. Mrs. L. C. Stafford and son of Prineville and her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wheeler of Kimber ly were In town Saturday night. Jessie Batty of Heppner was over Saturday night, dancing and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Enright of Long Creek were down the river Sunday visiiting her brother, Joe Simas; sister, Mrs. Ned Sweek and their families. Wave Jackson returned home after visiting at her daughter's home, Mrs. Harold Wright of Rhea Creek. Ross, McDonald of Long Creek was a weekend visitor at the Williams' home. Fred McWillis was a business caller In Heppner Friday. C. J. Adams of Ontario was in town Saturday night. He is a brother of Mrs. Roy Cork and works for the Oregon Journal. INLAND CHEMICAL SERVICE HEPPNER DEALER FOR ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZERS F F V f i L 01 1 iff Elephant Brand high-analysia fertilizers ,.v keep their free-flowing, granular form under all normal conditions. Elephant Q Brand is a screened product that flows evenly and freely in all standard place-';. ment equipment. It is ideal for broad- V casting or aircraft application. ..v:! i i i i t For many years farmers in the HEPPNER ara have chosen Elephant Brand fertilizer ... to meet the needs of their land! Ammonium Phosphate 11-48-0 Ammonium Phosphate Sulphate 16-20-0 Ammonium Sulphate... 21-0-0 Nltrnprllls (Ammonium Nitrate) ,...33.5-0-0 Ammonium Nitrate-Phosphate 27-14-0 HIGH ANALYSIS HIGH AVAILABILITY HIGH WATER SOLUBILITY ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZERS toU dittribulort in the United Stales BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO. LIMITED San Francitco - Lot A ngckt - Seattle Portland Spokane - Chieago WW 1 Mr. and Mrs. Laruern Lippert and son of Hide A Way ranch were In town Saturday visiting his brother and family, the Har old Lipperts. Mr. and Mrs. Verne McCarty of Wall Creek were dinner guests at the Willard Gilman ranch on Saturday noon.- Mr. and Mrs. Tunis Round and daughter of Long Creek were visiting Saturday night and Sun day at the George Sterrett home. Stanley Boyer rushed his wife to medical aid Wednesday morn ing, after she fainted in the store. She is all right now. Saturday night visitors at the Matteson home were Miss E. Gonty of Heppner, L. J. Matte son of Cecil, D. L. Matteson of Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott of Long Creek. Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Bob King man joined the family for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott and Martha Matteson were in Hepp ner on business. Owen Smith drove one of the R. E. A. pickups into John Day for a checkup, returning home with his wife who had driven her car over on business. Joe Mellor drove to John Day Tuesday morning on business for the mill. Bob Kingman and Ben Spain drove to Bates Wednesday morn ing and on the way home they stopped and got the pickup' at John Day. Maynard Hamilton received word that his sister, Evelyn, who had been In the Caldwell hospi tal for surgery had returned to her home in Parma, Idaho. Fred McWillis Is busy cleaning up the Theron King barn that was blown over two months ago when we were having some IONE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stefan! are the parents of a daughter, Teena Lea, born March 23 at the Pioneer Memorial hospital In Heppner. Weight 7 lbs. and 7 ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E Stef an! and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg- hurricane winds. Toots DeBuque rushed to Pen dleton for another pump Satur day, they are trying to clean out the mill pond but the river is pretty high every morning. The Emery field and Munker road have been covered now for three mornings. strom are the grandparents. The great-grandparents are Mrs. A. Stefani of Canby, Mr. and Hrs. Tilman Hogue gf Heppner and Eric Bergstrom of lone. Janet Howton, Dorothy Dobyns, Donald Eubanks and Duane Baker, all students at Pacific Uni versity are spending spring vaca tion at their homes this week. Bill Tiedgel of New Jersey, also a student at the University is a guest at the Lloyd Howton home. Dinner guests at the Roy Llnd strom home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helina and son John, of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank lin Lindstrom and sons, Mrs. Anna Lindstrom and Mrs. Rena Jenkins. ii i-wi -n i iiiinjTi mm i i i , SPECIAL SERVICES Nightly April 4 Through 15 BY REV. AND MRS. A. L. 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