The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-07-10
lone.

Inc Kew. Van Slyke nelo services
at Walkers hall both morning and
evening last Sunday.
Joe StrnVel and wife were Hepp-
ner visitors last week, staying at the
County seat over Friday night.
Bishop Paddock of Hood River was
an lone visitor last week, visiting
with several friends while here.
A. E. Johnson, one of our Portland
LAWYERS came up to lone last week to
see how his wife and son were get
ting along.
Bert Wood s two sisters and niece
of Portland came in to lone last week
and Bert is having a jolly good visit
with these people.
Mrs. L. E. Ward of Portland, for
merly of lone is visiting with her
several friends here in lone Her
daughter, lone is here with her mother.
George Rlthie and wife were pre-
sented with a fine girl last week,
Mother and babe getting along fine,
George is now considered out of dan
ger.
Tilman Hogue was pretty badly
hurt last week by being run over by a
horse. 1t is pretty hard to kill
good man, SO Tilman is still in the
ring.
Shorty Calkins is sporting the star
these days; he is or new marshal
While he is not very long, and mighty
short, look out for him boys as he is
very wide out
Mr.. N. P. Peterson, one of our last
years wheat buyers was an lone
caller last week We understand that
Bennie Morgan has been appointed to
buy wheat f)r Mr.. Peterson's COM
pany.
Everybody is so tired, oh my so
awful tired after all the good times
during celebration week. But guess
we will get over it as it only comes
once a year and lasts dav and night
while it is here.
D. H. Grabill LETT lone last week
for California where he will visit
with the wife and children of his son
lin who was killed down there in
street car wreck a short time ago.
Mr.. Grabill will possibly bring his
grand children back with him.
It was quite shock to the whole
on hearing of the sudden
death of r. W. Robson. Mr. Robson
got his groceries at the Walker store
about 80 in the evening and was
jolly and jovial IS usual. He then
started home. 1t seems that when
he got directly in front of Alex Lind
says h)use about two miles above
lone, his team from no apparent
reason began kicking, and whether
Mr.. Robson was thrown out or tried
to jump out we did not learn, but on
hitting the ground he struck a rock
with his head, killing him. 1t is sad
10 have such men as Mr.. Robson
.aken away from amongst us. Our
'incerest sympathy goes to his be-
-eaved family.
THE DEMONSTRATION WEEDER.
Although the demonstration weeder
las only been out among the farmers
little over a week, it is giving ex- {
ellent satisfaction. One of our 8
iooseberry farmers visited the field I
where the weeder is at work the
ther day and left his order with the
emonstrator for one thousand weed !,
RS. He more than pleased with the a
york this weeder is doing. This looks t
ike a very large order to the demon
traitor, but all this country around
one could use thousands of these 4
7eeders, but Mr.. Farmer kindly give
he demonstrator chance. Although
hese weeders are made in Oregon
he Government patent will onlv I
How them made at certain time of
he year. All are cordially invited
D see this weeder at work on the l..
>. McMurray ranch on Rhea Creek.