The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-04-04
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f1oppn6E VISlOOES lhbI WSCh1 uAANAh6
up and returning the same day.
Nh. H. C. Woods and wife, of AL
bany are here visiting with his bro.
ther, Bert Woods and family.
Jim Sturgill who has been working
for Jacob Bortzer for the past year,
went down to Portland last Wednes-
day.
The lone Band gave concert last
Sunday afternoon, the day being per-
fect. Quite a large crowd were pres
ent.
L. P. Davidson and wife returned
Monday evening after having spent
a pleasant week with friends at over
about Vale.
S. E. Moore and family and Ike
Howard and family went down to the
Shut ranch Sunday and report very
enjoyable day.
Mr.. Cronan, our genial banker,
went down to Portland last Wednes-
day to spend short vacation with his
wife and fanny.
Anyone in need of Shang Hi roos-
ter eggs apply at B. F. AKers' chick
en- farm. B. F. has the makings of
young ostrich farm.
L. P. Davidson went down to Port
land one day last week to be gone for
some little time. Lou is full Of
business these days.
Ed Rood came up from Portland the
other night. He went out and spent
the night with ]. Bortzer going up to
Heppner the following evening.
The Baptist Sunday School will
serve ice cream next Saturday after
4 noon in the Wilmot building from p.
m. till every body has had theiI fill.
Mrs. Howard Lane, of Lexington.
was an lone visitor last Wednesday.
She was accompanied by another young
lady but We did not learn her name.
John Cochran, while roaming over
the hills one day last week, ran across
coyote den. John found seven of
the little rascals in the bottom of the
hole.
We are glad to see Mr.. Hollis boy
who has been down with the typhoid
fever around once more. A good
many of US do not get off as easy as
he did.
The Latest About Mary.
Mary had a little lamb, growing
thin and thinner; She wrapped it in a
paper bag, and cooked that lamb for
dinner.
S. E. Notson of Heppner spent
Thursday night in lone. He was
roaming about with Mr.. Steiwer, who
we believe is candidate for district
attorney.
Geo. Miller came in to town last
Tuesday with 1876 dozen cackle berries.
Geo. says the chickens are doing fine
and he is not chasing them up hill
either.
The baseball game played at Hepp-
ner last Friday between lone and
Heppner high school teams resulted
in victory for Heppner the score
being seven to twelve.
J. H. Bryson went out to Goose
berry one day last week on business
trip. He was accompanied by W. h.
Cronk. Both report pleasant drive
and say the crops look fine and dandy
every where you look.
The Masonic lodge had nice little
gathering last Wednesday afternoon
and evening, @. o. Burrows and Jean
Gentry taking the third degree. a
nice supper was served at T. J. Carle's
at 6 O clock p. M, after which the
members went back to the hall to
finish up their routine work.
Hats In Politics
Mr.. Wilson wanted to Knock Mr..
BRYAN into cooked hat, Mr. Roose-
velt's hat is in the ring. Not his
panama Que, however. Mr.. Bryan's
hat is lying innocently in the road to
Baltimore, filled with bricks. Mr..
CLARK S hat is being spoken of by
admirers of the picturesque. Mr.
Taft's hat is being spoken through, it
seems to Us. Mr.. LaFollette will eat
his hat if he has withdrawn. Mr..
Harmon has a bee in his bonnet.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
Eben Andrews last Thursday when the
Ladies Aid went out to her place on
Rhea creek, in one and two horse
sbavs. each member taking something