The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-07-22
LONE.

r. n. ROBINSON UaS neen on the
sick list for few days but is getting
around again.
Miss Doris Wilt is visiting at the
home of Arthur Wills over on Butter
creek these days.
Lum Mobly, who is buying hides
for Portland firm. made his month
ly call at lone this week.
j. H. Bryson and family and Mrs.
w. H. Cronk and Earl, were visitors
at Parkers Mill this week.
j. H. Harbke of Portland is in lone
these days looking after some Of his
farming interests up here.
Mrs. w. P. Mcmillan visited in
lone last Tuesday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Wilmot.
Howard Lane of Lexington, spent
Monday afternoon in lone shaking
hands with some of his friends.
w. R. Cochran's family departed
for Pendleton last Sunday where they
will make their home indefinitely.
Mrs. Med Akers, who has been in
the Hardman country for some time,
returned to lone last Monday night.
w. H. Cronk and Frank Watts
made business trip up in the noun
tains beyond Parkers Mill this week.
C. B. Sperry has moved his office
from the Odd Fellows building to the
office formerly occupied by ]. f.
Swanson.
Ernest Higgs has built a garage
onto his wood shed at his new home.
He will soon have little town start
ed there.
Herb Olden was in town the be-
ginning of this week and took out a
bunch of hardy men to help him dur
ing harvest.
Mrs. Wagner, from the Valley,
came up to lone last Sunday and is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. AL
g0tt Lundell.
Little Doc, our genial pill twister.
is very busy these days singing those
nice cold drinks that touch the spot
this warm weather.
Bill Windsor was an lone visitor
this week, spurring his charger up
and down the streets and making
people believe he is bad actor.
Ernest Higgs and Frank Engleman
made flying trip up to Pettysville
last Monday night. The boys said
they went up to get some cream.
Lon McCabe has been a busy man
for the last few days getting out a
supply of wood and provender and
bunch of distillate preparatory for
harvest.
Walter Eubanks OF pcndieton, is
shaking hands with his many friends
here these days. He will help VIM.
H. Padberg get his grain in the sack
this harvest.
Mrs. Jack Mills, who has been Wis
iting with friends at lone for the past
three weeks, shipped a car of goods
and started for her home in Idaho
Friday of last week.
Miss Annie Lowe, of Cecil, spent
several days last week visiting at Ed
Bristows. She was accompanied
home last Sunday by Miss Olive Wade
a sister of Mrs. Bristow's.
Frank Young came in to town last
Tuesday and took out a new wind
mill and some other things that GO
| with harvest. He was accompanied
home by P. G. Balsiger who will help
Frank erect his new mill and get ii
in running shape.
The members of the Union Aid So
ciety were invited out to the home of
Louis Padberg last Wednesday to a
wool picking party, which of course
was gladly accepted. They journeyed
out through the dust and dirt like
brave farmers will, going out in sew
eral autos, and the wool picking was
not all they had to do. They had a
dinner of the finest kind, meats, sal
ads, pickles, cake, kraut and several
other good things too numerous to
mention. prepared by Mrs. Padberg
and Mrs. John Cochran and we all
| know the taste of the cooking of
these good ladies too we'll to have
the least idea that it was not the
best ever. They all spent very
pleasant day and wished the wool
picking bee would come a great deal
oftener We are sorry we have not
a list of the people who were there.