The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-09-30
lone.


Mrs. NJ Morgan is visiting out at
the Burroughs ranch with her sis
ter for few days.
Last Sundays train brought home
a large bunch from the Roundup.
They all report fine time.
Mrs. j. H. Cochran has gone up
to the Yakima country to visit with
her children for some time.
A. E. Pierce left lone last Wednes-
day with carload of hogs that he
will take down to Portland.
Quite number of the Masons went
up to Heppner last Monday evening
to attend some lodge doings up there.
Chas. Allinger, who has been hob
bling about for some time on a walk
ing cane, has THROWN the stick away.
c. R. johnson is very busy finish
ing putting up his last crop of hay.
Don't worry, Chas., it hasn't rained
yet.
Miss Kittie Wilmot was a passen-
ger to Portland last week where she
will visit with friends for a short
time.
Peanut Dan, the premium painter
is with us once more. He is making
Ed Moore's house look like a man
sion.
The way real estate changed hands
here last Sunday was not slow, and
those who missed a good deal are
lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lundell have
gone down to Rheas Siding to spend
couple OF weeks on Oscar Lun,
dells ranch.
Floyd Frazier is the happy daddy
of another baby boy, born at his
home last week. Mother and child
getting along fine.
j. E. Frazier and wife were in town
last Monday visiting with Mrs. C. ].
Anderson, who is schooling her child
rem in lone this winter.
Sam Esteb went up to the Ed Day
ranch last Sunday to wire the new
house preparatory to putting in cleo
trio lights.
R. N. Hymer extracted several
punches of whiskers without pain
at Dick Turpin's shop while Dick was
letting 'er buck.
Dalles Perkins, of Portland, spent
several days recently visiting with
her father. She returned to her
home last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Turpin, who has been visit
ing with her son Dick for the past
couple of weeks, returned to her
home last Tuesday.
The Benedict girls of Morgan went
to Pendleton last week in their car
with Fay McNabb as pilot and they
had some time at the Roundup.
E. R. Lundell finished up thresh-
ing last Sunday after a splendid run
and has moved to lone again where
he will school his children this win
ter.
Herman Ray. and family, who have
been living in lone for the past year,
left for the Valley Saturday of last
week, Mr.. Ray having disposed of
his lone property.
Elmer Griffith received carload
of gasoline, distillate and coal oil
the latter part of last week. It seems
good to have few spoonfuls of gas
in the little burg once more.
o. D. Forbes drove his jitney over
to Pendleton last Friday taking over
Dick Turpin, Flossie Kirk and Mrs
Turpin. They returned home the
following Sunday, reporting a splen-
did time.
Vawter Crawford is one of the
Ioneites these days. We do not
know for sure where he keeps him
self, but he generally hoves in sight
about meal time. Our friend Vawter
has not got over the eating and sleep
ing habit yet.
e. M. Shut is very busy building
couple of COW barns. His son Law
renee ard another blind schoolmate
look after the milking, which gives
E. M. a great deal more time to drive
nails and hammer his thumb. e. M.
has very fine bunch of milk COWS
and he is preparing to give them the
proper winter care.
Lou Land, who has been in lone
for the past six months taking care
of his parents, who are getting old
and feeble, left for his home at Win
chester, Idaho, last Thursday, where
he will paper and finish his new
house. He will probably return af-
ter a time, His wife, who has been
in Portland for some time, will meet
him at the Junction and accompany
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