The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-02-22
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at Portland for some time, came in
on Saturdays train.
f. H. Wilson went down to Port
land Wednesday morning. Frank is
full Of business these days.
A. Carlson went down to Portland
tuesday of last week on business
and pleasure trip combined.
Bert Mason returned from Portland
Monday of last week, where he spent
a week of pleasure and business
Gap. Richardson and wife have gone
out to the John Williams ranch to
assist John with the Spring work.
T. j. Mahoney was down from
Heppner last Saturday looking after
the bank in Mr.. Cronan's absence.
Herb Olden was in from mis- ranch
last week with load of hen berries
and remained over night to attend
lodge.
Prof. Kaufman went up to Lexing
ton Tuesday night Of last week. lie
and Rev. Reade came back to lone
Wednesday morning.
Rev. Lawrence Wright, who has
been holding revival meetings in lone
for some time departed for Eugene
on Tuesday Of last week.
J. H. Howard and his wife. who
have been visiting about lone for the
past week, left for their home at
Portland on last Monday.
Mrs. S. I. Stratton came up to lone
Monday of last week, and after spen-
ding the week here. returned to her
home at Lyle, Wash last Monday.
G. E. Carlson and wife went up to
Heppner Monday night Of last week
returning Tuesday morning. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Sam Esteb
Mr.. Jim Baker, who has been visit
ing with friends and relatives in and
about lone for the past week, return
ed to his home at Portland Wednesday
morning.
We understand that Mrs. John Wilt |
of lone will have fine stock of
Easter bonnets on hard in plenty of
time for the ladies to make a selec-
tion some time in the near future.
-. Joe Oronsn went up to Heppner last
Friday evening and was operated on
for appendicitis. He was getting
along nicely when we last heard of
him, and hope he will be with US
again soon.
These balmy Spring days are max
ing the farmers fv around and get
their work all done. We hope the
frosts will not get the better of the
fruit as some of the trees are about
budded out.
We understand Wiley Wattenbur-
ger has sold his fine alfalfa ranch ,
to E. M. Shut, of Heppner. We
hate to lose Wiley and hope he will
better himself. We wonder if E. M. t
will move his paper mill down to
the ranch. a
Mr.. Will Palmateer and all of his
children met in lone last Monday and {
proceeded TO the photographer S where b
hey had a family group taken. 1t a
loes these old-timers good to have
heir children all meet together now 7
md again. j
Fred Nicholson had the misfortune N
o lose his driving team one day last IL
week. Fred thought they died from Ct
atinR poisoned wheat but further in p
estigstion showed that they died p
rom eating too much wheat that was
ot poisoned 1t seems they ate near
Y full sack of wheat between them.
lone Fred will have better luck next
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/. H. R. Taylor, Grand Warden of..the
rand lodge l. 0. O. f. of Oregon, Ga
Dent Tuesday night in lone, attend
lg to lodge matters. A fine banquet Fl
as held at the lone hotel-just such
supper was served as only Beech \,
IN put up. Mr.. TAYLOR went to ~
eppner Wednesday night, to Morgan -"
thursday night and to Lexington
riday night. wi
it
The Junior and Senior Glasses mixed
a game of basket ball last Satur-
Iy at the skating rink. The Juniors lal
Inded it to the Seniors proper, the 10
ore being Is to . in the youngsters TO
vor. The play of the evening was OF
ade by Blake, Junior center The
III was thrown about two thirds the Bu
ngth of the skating rink and landed ins
Irly in the basket A good crowd TIL
ere in attendance and were highly ew
eased with the game. pc,
Son Puzzlers.
Where can a man buy a cap for his aH'
ZEE, or a key for lock of his hair? 20
N his eyes be called an academy, SUI
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