The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-06-13
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Bobby Sperry and Gus Reid cam'
M from the Valley last Friday eve
ming. You know Bob.
Willard Blake went down to Port
land last Saturday with threa cars o.
sheep and one car of cattle.
Mr.. L. P. Davidson and his daugh-
ters, Della and Elvana, we're passen-
gers to Portland last Friday.
Walter Dotyns and Frank Hopkins
have been singing mud Tor the past
few days. Fine recrt alton boys.
Mrs. Joe Cronan went down to
Portland last Friday to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mallory.
W. II. Cronk, our Tum-a-Lum man
and his family went down to Portland
last Saturday to have a good time
among the roses.
DR.. Chick and family went down
to Portland last week where they will
attend the Ross show as we'll as visit
with friends and relatives.
e. T. Perkins, our genial postmas-
ter was Portland passenger last Sat
urdsy morning Mrs. Page is stamp
ing the letters while he is gone.
lone and Lexington crossed bats on
the lone diamond last Sunday. The
game was somewhat one sided, the
score being l8 to in Ione's favor.
Mr.. Howard, Sr who has been Wis
iting with friends and relatives for
some time past returned to his home
at Porl last Saturday morning.
Don't forget the Farmers Union
meeting, held at the Gooseberry school
house, Saturday, June 18TH, to elect
officers for the warehouse company
R. F. Wilmot an ! wife were pass
engers for Portland last Saturday
where they will visit friends ana rel
atiVes as we'll as enjoy the Rose show.
Hank Filkins left last Saturday
morning for Valley points where he
will visit with friends and rest up to
be ready for the big harvest already
in sight.
Letser Baker went down to Port
land last Monday. Lester, like other
boys, wants to see his father now and
again so he will have a nice visit
as we'll as enjoy the flowers.
Bill Palmateer lost valuable mare
the other day. 1t was the best ami
NAL on the ranch. 1t is awful bad
that so Dlanv of our farmers are hav-
ing so much bad luck loosing the
cream of their stock.
1t begins to look like the good old
harvest time sgian. We had three
combines come into town last week !,
John Williams getting one, Erik
B-rgstrom getting one and L. L. Nc
Murray getting the other one.
C. E. Shaver gave the peonle Of
lone and vicinity dance last Friday
in Walk er's hall. 1t was we'll attend
ed and the music was first class. he
young as we'll as the old enjoyed
themselves till they were all tired of
dancing and then went home, saying
good for you, Shorty.
Louis Padberg returned from Port
land last Friday with his new car.
Louis bought Il Michigan and came uD
by boat as far as The Dalles, driving
the machine from there up to his home
on Rhea creek. Mr.. and Mrs. J, H.
Bryson, who have been sight seeing
in Portland fol- some time past and
visiting with friends accompanied
Louis back home.
Quite a number of our Gooseberry
friends were passengers to Portland
last Monday morning where they We're
all bound for a good time Here is a
list of them as near as we could get
| it: Miss McElligott, two of the
Bergstrom boys, F. A. Lundell, An
drew Carlson and Ernest Lundell and
family.
]. L. Kincaid was in town last
week with a nice lot of rhubarb and
bundle of fine fresh eggs j. L. says
that he had to come to town with
some of the neighbors as he had lost
all his horses. Mr.. Kincaid has had
hard siege of bad luck for some time
past, nearly all of his fine big horses
have died and it has left him almost
afoot. We sincerely hope that he
will lose no more.
Move On Now!