The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-02-29
lone.

III yea near me ~ Jug WAS kuOti
in the west end, and killed.
Mrs. DR.. Chick and Charles went
down to Portland last Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Rose Campbell, of Pen lleton,
is here visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Smith.
Mrs. Wilmot went M to Lexington
last Tuesday. returning Friday of the
same week.
Mr.. John Blake came up from Port
land on Monday of last week He re-
turned to his home the Friday follow
ing.
We had three new families move
in'o lone and vicinity last week. 1t
begins to look like old times once
more.
We see farmer Shuts smiling face
on the streets here in lone occasional
ly. We wish him success in his new
venture
Mr.. l.. P. Davidson went down to
Portland FRIDAY of last week, where
he will look after some of his business
interests.
We understand that Frank Barlow
las moved TO his new home on Rhea
Creek. Frank says he is going to tear
the bone out.
We wonder what happened to Hap
last week. He came into town one
day last week slightly disfgured but
still in the ring.
]. A. Waters is having a concrete
walk built in front of his home
property. 1t improves the looks of
things wonderfully.
Miss Lena Buschke, who has been
visiting with fr ends near Portland
for the past three months, returned
to lone on Monda's train.
Several Ioneites went up to Hepp-
ner last Friday night to hear and see
the o. A. C. mandolin and glee clubs
perform. They all had good time.
Walter Cason and his family have
moved back to lone again. 1t seems
as though the old timers can not stay
away. Walter has moved into the
Barton house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker from
Blalock, who have been the guests of
Loren Hale and his wife for a few
days returned to th4ir home last weel
Mr.. Baker runs the Hotel at Blalock.
The moving picture show given in
Walkers hall last Saturday night was
the best ever. These who did not
attend missed hearty laugh. The
illutrated sengs were also very fine.
We unders tand that John R. Olden
has got tired of doing his own cook
ing. John was married to Miss
Gifford~at HilIsboro. We wish the
c)uple a long, happy and prosperol s
lie.
Nels Swanson went to Portland last
week to meet his wife who has been
visiting in California for the past two
months. They will 60 from there to
Seattle to visit with their daughter
for a short time.
Here are couple of up-to-date ads
of few years ago. Wanted: A
second hand piano, by gentleman
with carved lege. Direct to 81, N.
Essington. For Rent: A front
room by widow with bay window
facing East AZ. Griff, East.
On Friday night, Feb. 16, at Lib
cry School House, big oyster sup
per was furnished by the losing S DC
of the big rabbit hunt held some time
ago. Herb Olden was captain of the
losing side. and got supper up in spen-
did style. 900 and some odd rabbits
were killed during the hunt. 1t is
too bad that Herb is blessed with
single blessednsss when he is such a
good cook. Girls see what you are
missing
The Y. P BIS had a party at Pro-
fessor Kautman's Friday night of last
week. 1t was hard times party, or
rather hobo party. There were all
kinds of specimens to be seen there.
To say they had good time would be
putting it too mild. They all had
the best time imaginable, Prof.
Kaufman taking the cake for the best
character The lone mandolin club
furnished some nice selections, and
every one went home wishing that
there would be another social soon.