The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-03-14
lone.

Il. II. Robinson, ,,our attorney and
real estate dealer went down to
Portland last Thursday to be gone
Indefinitely.
Bishop Paddock, of Hood River, 3,
preached in the Baptist church last
Sunday to very large and apprecia-
tive audience.
f. Fl. Wilson made a flying trip to
Heppner last week. We asked him If
he paid our taxes while there, and he
answered "nit. =
L. P. Davidson returned from Port
land the first of last week where he
was attending to business matters
for about ten days.
Guy Cason came in to lone last
week overland. His boy friends of
yore gathered about him and they were
soon all talking of old times.
]. L. Kincaid sent to town last
Monday Ga dozen eggs. | tell you
these old feathered varmints help a
fellow out these panicky times.
Rufus Cochran and daughter Lillian
returned last Saturday night from
Portland where they have been receiv-
ing medical aid for some time.
Mrs. Fred Ritchie returned from
Heppner last Thursday week ago.
She has been with her husband while
he was being treated in the hospital.
Guy and Mural Cason left on Mon
day mornings train for White Swan.
They were accompanied by John
Cochran and we wish them all sue
cess.
Frank Young and wife were in and
spent a day with his mother last
week. Frank brought in load Of
that good country bacon that-tastes like
more.
Keep your eye open for the millinery
opening next Saturday, the 10th, in
the Wilmot building. Mrs. Wilt
will have hats galore; all sizes and
all ages.
VIM. Padberg and wife were in and
spent Saturday and part of Sunday
with s. E. Moore and wife. They
attended the play at Walkers hall
while here
Billie Corson was down from Hepp-
ner one day last week and spent the
day in lone. He is figuring on a
trip to China in the near future but
has not got started yet.
First Scot" What sort O. meenister
hae ye gotten, Geordie?'
Second Scot" seldom get a
squint O. him; six days O. the week
he s envess BILE, and on the seventh
ne lncOmpreHSnS plS'
Fred and George Ritchie who were
operated on for appendicitis some time
ago at Heppner, returned to their
homes last Saturday. They were
slightly disfguled but still in the ring.
We hope the boys will soon be strong
once more and feel better than they
ever did.
C. T Walker estate and Halvorsen
& Mason shipped 81 cases of eggs to
the hungry Portlanders last Monday
These were all 3O-doz. cases, making
total of $50 dozen eggs for one day s
shipment from our little depot. Hcw
is that for hen fruit, eh? Hurrah
for the hen! Let Us have more OF
her.
Geo. UT, formerly farmer of this
vicinity, came up to lone last week.
George is living in California now
He saws he wanted to get back to lone
where it rains little now and then.
I
1t has been very dry where he lives
in fact they have had no rain since
the last rainy season and fears are
entertained of a complete failure un-
less conditions change soon.
"Hick'ry Farm" was presented to
the people of lone last Saturday night
at Walkers hall. under the auspices
of the lone. High School. This is a
comedy drama of New England farm
life. and was put on in first class
shape! The hall was filled to over
flowing and everybody said that they
enioved it fine and dandy. Prof.
Warrens mandolin club were present
ard gave the audience some very nice
+ selections. We wish TO congratulate
MIR. Warren on the progress his young
army of musicians have made and we
hope we may have chance to hear
them again in the near future. We
would also congratulate Prof. Kaut-
man. for the manner in which he
drilled his pupils and thus enabling
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