The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-04-11
lone.

to Heppner Wednesday of last week
returning the following day.
Herb Olden returned from Pendle-
ton last Wednesday where he was on
the court docket for shozt time.
The Y. P. B. s. held party at Ike
Howard's s ranch one night last week
and they all report a splendid time.
Bennie Morgan has had some paper
ing and painting done in his home
which makes it look good deal more
CHEEKY.
Perry Hopkins left on Monday &
train for Portland. Perry is making
pleasure as welFas a business trip
out of it.
Mrs. DR.. Chick and Mrs. Wilbur
Swaggart made flying trip to Hepp-
ner Monday of last week, returning
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Joe Hughes, who has been
visiting with friends at the Cascade
Locks for some time returned to lone
last Friday night.
Born-At the Jordan hospital,
March the Both, daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Albert Nash. Mother and child
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Smiths daughter came down
from Pendleton Monday of last week
and has been helping Miss Woolery
with her Easter bonnets.
The ball game played at lone last
Saturday between lone and Morgan
waxed fast and furious, the score
being ID to in Ione's favor.
]. H. Bryson is flying about in his
gas wagon these days fairly making
the dust fly. Johnny don't let any
grass grow under the wheels.
Walt Smith has moved into the
Loren Hale house. We understand
that Loren is figuring on moving down
to the White Salmon country.
J. A. Waters has just had an in
cubator cellar completed on his lot in
lone. Joe is going into the chicken
business with blood in his eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Davidson re-
turned from Portland last Tuesday
week ago. Thev had a pleasant busi-
ness and pleasure trip combined.
We notice E. E. Miller driving
Frank Nash's REQ pop gun about the
streets these DAYS. Better get in
style boys and get gas machine of
some kind.
George UT and Dick MoElligott
went up to Heppner Monday of last
week on business trip. We under
stand that Dick bought the Utt place,
the price being $l2. SO per acre.
Mrs. I. ] Allen, formerly of lone,
came in on the train last Friday
night. Mrs. Allen has spent the
winter in Illinois and seemed very
glad to get back to old Oregon once
more.
Born AT the Jordan hospital, Sun
day, April nth, to MIR, and Mrs. Frank
Engleman a daughter. Beth doing
very nicely. Frank seems a good
deal more spry since the arrival of his
new dish washer.
Born-At the home of Mat Halvor-
sen, April 4th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Woo Is, daughter. Mother and child
getting along fine. Joe is in q
precarious condition but he will prob
ably recover in few days.
Holly Leathers, of Hardman, was
on the streets of lone the other day.
He has been shearing sheep down
Rhea Creek. We understand he
sheared Curt Rhea's sheep, and then
came down and clipped Ben Buschke's,
and from there he came down to
Mason's, winding up there.
Easter exercises were held in lone
last Sunday by all the chuIchfs. a
nice program was rendered by all. 1t
makes one wish they were small
again and just starting life anew
when you see the little lads and
lassies with all th5ir tucks and frills
and their sweet smiles to greet you
on the glad Easter day.
The ice cream festival held at the
Wilmot building last Saturday was
bowling success. We looked long
ingly at the children as they passed,
smacking their lips as the frozen
delicacy slipped down but we did not
have time to follow their example
till it was too late, and then when
we went down to sppease our appetite
the doors were shut and it was all
licked up. We are always like the
cows tail.
Forgiving.
He gave her . kiss very gravely.