The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-08-07

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j. H. Bryson and son went up to
the mountains last Tuesday to spend a
few days in the shade.
Rufus Cochran and wife were Port
land visitors last week. They returned
the latter part of the week.
E. L. Padbeg went to Heppner last
Tuesday morning on business trip
making the trip in his auto.
Mat Halvorsen made a fying trip
to Heppner last week to look after
some business matters up there.
M. Bright one of The Dalles law
yers was business visitor last week.
He remained in lore a couple of days.
W. r Mcmillan was an lone visitor
last week. He is looking after some
of the warehouse interests do Wn here.
DIR. McMurdo of Heppner is in lone
these days looking after the physician
part of the durg store in the absence
of DR.. Chick.
1t is so warm these day that 1t is
very hard to get any one to stir up
much excitement, so 1nsequently
news is rather scarce.
Gus Walker of Portland has been up
at lone for several days shaking hands
with old friends He left for his
home Tuesday morning.
B )rn at the home of Mrs. e. B.
Williams on Thursday July 81 to Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Brown an eleven
pound girl. Mother and child getting
along nicely.
Lac McMurry had his hand severely
hurt one day last week. We hope it
will soon be alright as it is not the
nature of Lac to be lying about in the
busy season.
Dr. Chick and family left last Mon
day in their auto for a vacation.
They will go as far as Crater lake.
We wish them a successful trip and a
Jolly good time.
Little Doc Christensen the used to
be pill twister who has been down
about Portland for some time is up
looking after the drug department
while DR.. Chick is gone.
Ike Howard returned from Portland
last week with a load of very nice
cattle. He brought forty back with
him This will make our end of the
creek look good deal more like
dairying. We hope Ike has SO much
milk and butter now that he will
buliG him a creas..ery Oh his ranch.
Last Sunday was a jovial day at
Parker's mill in the mountains. Four
auto loads from lone and vicinity went
up to the mill and Joined forces with
those wto were already there. Joe
Knsppenberg preached Sunday before
last to the crowd of Ioneites who we're
there. His topic was "'Budweiser"
He departed for the springs last week
so he left S e. Moore to fill his posi-
tion as preacher and we fully expect
ed to hear coed sermon when we
landed in the tad timber last Sunday,
but, alas, s. z. got tangled in the I
da ties and when we arrived he was
wandering down the creek in search \
of some kind of amusement go we did /
not get to hear him lay the law down d
to US. However we spent one of the /
best days we have ever spent any |
where IN Oregon. We had fried |
spring chicken, nice fat mutton, all |
the dandy cream We wanted and every |
thing else that pertains to fine din
1er and 70 cap it all we had some of
hose deiiciouse huckleberry pies also
all the huckleberries we could eat
ixed up in any manner we wanted
;hem Here is a list of the jolly
.rowd who were there. J. H. Bry son
lnd family, Louis Padberg and fam
Iv. Lee Padberg and family, Bert
Woods, Bill Cronk, Frank Woods and
dr. Woods sister, Marie Cason, Eta
Akers, J. H. Wilt and family, W. j.
Blake and family. S. E. Moore and
amily, E. J. Bristow and family and
J. J. Anderson and two children aD-
Ieared on the scene; this makes a
rand total of 40 and we all had ths
ime of our lives. Let's have some
1ore of these jolly times; it makes
S all feel younger and drives dull
are aWav.