Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
lone News Budget.
(Mar. 5, 1911, by Cumtux


Mr.. A. T. King Is troubled with rheu-
matsm these days.
Frank Young and wife remained in
town over Sunday.
Thos. Morgan and wife of Gooseberry
were in town Monday.
| Mr.. J, + Mysner, Of Ella, was in town
Sunday visiting with friends.
G. ] Pennington is back from Mis-
souri, and at his old post again.
Mrs. l. =. Hale has been suffering
with a severe cold the past week.
lone now partly supports three Sun
dav schools, three preachers and three
sal oons.
Loren Hale's sister, Mrs. Ashby of
Salem, has been visiting with Loren and
wife the past lew weeks.
DR.. Chick and son Charley returned
from Portland, Monday evening. Mrs.
Chick did not come with them.
Mr. Robt Capin and family will move
to the Knappenberg ranch soon, where
he is employed for the summer.
Baseball i lone, Sunday, between
Heppner and lone. - to IN favor OF
lone. Who says we are asleep?
E B. Gorton and wife have returned
from Morgan, where they had been STAY
ing with their daughter, Mrs. Hardesty.
Rev. A. NJ Meldrum OF Athena, was
in town one day last week looking after
the interests of the members of the
Christian church here.
A + Morgan and family. OF Morgan,
are leaving for Idaho, where thew expect
to locate. Mr.. Morgan traded property
with Mr.. McManama.
Charley Ritchie knocked himself down
with.an axe, Sunday, and split his scalp.
The axe caught on the clothes line.
Better luck next time, Chas.
The delivery wagon of Halyorsen &
Mason ran away with the horse last
week The driver got scared at the
train. Great smashup ola glass OF
jelly.
Miss Edna Woolery has decided to
remain in Honolulu She is delighted I
with the climate there, and there may |
be nearer and dea -er attraction. Any I
how, lone regrets the loss OF one Of her |
charming young ladies.
Mr.. Hallick Strang, who for the last
fifteen months has been in the employ |
of I. Howard, left recently for Kaama,
Wash, where he found him bride.
The newly welded couple will locate IN
or near lone, where they hare manyf
friends.
Durng the last eight dsvs $3.50 dozen
eggs have been shipped from lone.
This brought into town about $605 co.
making about S75 per day for the eight
DAYS, and this in face OF the fact that no
one is in the chicken business exc usive-
". Whv not advertise Morrow coGnty
as a coed and great chicken country
The Congregational Missionary So
,iety Will give "Seven" entertainment
On the seventh OF this month, beginning ,
1t seven O'Clock Admission seven
,ents. Refreshments seven plus seven. /
'erved by seven ladies', al seven differ !
mt tables. A short program consisting :
IF seven numbers Please call in groups ]
If seven and have seven times seven ,
bushels of enjoyment.
A wedding in town last week The
lappy parties. are Mr.. Ralph Hvmer :
md Mrs. Mary Howell, Judge Perkins a
The newlyweds were pre-
euted with many useful and valuable
PRESENTS Later they were sefenaded
" the lone Brass Band. Ralph Eot his
lorn, aud unknown to the seranadets
Tipped outside an. assisted with the
evelry Mrs. Hvmer is the daughter
# G.. W, Brock Of Lexington. Mr.. Hy-
ner haa been in business in this county {
ince 1885.