The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-06-06
LONE.

Mrs. Tatum, of Pendleton, is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. Arthur Rice is enjoying viist
from his mother. who came to lone
Friday Of last week.
John Harbke, Of Portland, spent
few days in lone last week looking
after business interests.
]. A Waters and wife were down
to the L. M Shut ranch last Sunday
where they had nice visit.
Mr.. Cronan returned to lone one
dav last week after an extended visit
with his family at Portland.
Mrs. Joe Williams and her mother.
Mrs. Chapman, left for Portland
Thursday morning of last week.
We saw the Goosbserry brigade
very busy the other evening. | guess
they were stemmipg the berries.
Mrs. William Padberg, of Lexington
was down to lone one dav last week,
visiting with her brother and sisters.
He-My father weighed only four
pounds at his birth.
She-Good graciousI Did he liver
Mr.. Irvine Blake deuarted for Port
land last Thursday where he will visit
for some time with his daughter. Mrs.
Wills.
lone and Lexington crossed bats on
the Lexington diamond last Sunday,
resulting in victory for lone, the
score being IA to 9.
Augustus not fond of th 9
stage, Violet. but hear your father
on the stairs and | think / had better
90 before the foot lights.
Misses Agnes and Linnie PenninR
ton were passengers Tuesday morning
for Pendleton, where they will visit
with their aunt who lives up there.
Mr.. Louis Padbreg was passenger
for Portland last Saturday morning.
We understand that Louis is contefn-
plating buying an automobile. Moth
ing like it, Louis.
Born-at the Jordan hospital, Tues
day, June 4th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Robinson an eight pound daug htVr.
Mother and child getting along nicely.
Walt with good care will be around
in few days.
Mrs. Watson and her brother, Roy
Akers, returned to their home at
Winona, Idaho, Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Watson took her two sisters back
with her, SO that they would not be
without a mothers care.
Alex Lindsay has purchased him a
new hay stacker and buck rake. Alex
says there are SO durn many pieces
to one nf these machines that he thinks
hew i'll have some pieces left as he
can hardly see where there Is place |
on the machine for them.
All the creek ranchers are busy
making hay these days. They report
9 fine crop but owing to hard winds
and heavy rains lit will all have to
be cut one way. What's the differ
ence so they get that dandy green stuff
in the stack before it spoiA.
The dance held at Walkers rink
last Friday was swell affair. There
was . nice crowd in attendance and
the music was fine. Supper was serv-
ed at the lone hotel where everyone
ate to thier hearts content. When
you want a good square meal go down
and see Beech, he will treat you right.
The farmers Of the surrounding
community, met at the Gooseberrv
school house last Saturday where they
had a dandy good time. There was
q lRgre crowd in attendance, several
parties from lone being out to enjoy
the meeting. They all said that they |
had never sat down to q finer dinner
than was furnished to them out there.
Some one said that E. L. Padberg and
J. A. Waters ate so much that they
made themselves feel miserable for
a good part Of the afternoon. / tell
you there is no Eoody goodies that
go to waste when Lee and Joe are