The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-03-25
lone.

Mrs. Floyd Frazer is visiting in
lone these days. She is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Holmes.
We understand that w. j. Blake
has bought him a new team and
buggy in the shape of Ford.
Lee Rivers from the vicinity of
Morgan, was passenger to Port
land Wednesday of last week.
Mr. Barber's ranch hands we're in
town last week getting supply of
pipe to equip their new well with.
O. D. Forbes and Bill Burger made
a trip to Arlington last Saturday
night. They both came home sober.
w. X. Corson, the busy Hardman
merchant, was a visitor at lone last
week, returning the following day.
We have lots of Easter bonnets on
display in lone these days. Better
get around early and avoid the rush.
Rev J. L. Jones and wife were
passengers to Lexington last Friday
evening, returning the following day.
Mrs. c. c. Chick and Charles were
Heppner visitors last Saturday. They
went up in the Doctors "Get-there-
Eli"
John Hughs, who has been about
lone and vicinity for the past six
months, left for Pendleton on Tues
days train.
DR.. Paddock of Portland preached
at the Congregational church last
Sunday morning to very attentive
audience.
j. H. Bryson and family and Lee
Padberg's wife and children made a
flying trip over to the John Day one
day last week.
C. S. Whitcombe, our genial Nor
gan merchant, was caller at lone
last Saturday having few business
matters to attend to.
Mrs. Algott Lundell's mother, who
has been visiting up here for several
days, returned to her home near
Portland last Monday.
The Chapel car under the manage
ment of Rev. Driver left lone for Ar
lington last Thursday where they will
hold meetings for some time.
Mrs. Vicey Sperry, who has been
out at the c. E. Carlson home for
the past month returned to her home
in lone last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sears and her Sunday school
class had picking picnic one
day last week and the young fry
seemed to have an excellent time.
w. S. Smith was passenger to Sa-
lem Tuesday morning of last week,
going down to visit his new home.
Walt says he belongs there anyway.
The dance given by the lone Or
chestra at Lexington last week was
not very well attended. Never mind
boys we will have a bigger crowd
next time.
Neil Doherty was passenger to
Heppner Wednesday of last week. re-
turning to lone Thursday morning,
where he loaded up with some pro-
visions and started for the ranch.
Mrs. H. o. Ely and Mrs. Lee Rivers
were lone visitors one day last week
getting a few of the many necessities
needed to keep body and soul to-
gether.
DR.. Chick and his wife spent part
of last Sunday out on their farm.
stead where j. E. Swanson is look.
ing after things. They enjoyed a
fine dinner.
The lone barber business has
grown to be so great that it has de-
manded another shop. Perry and
Frank Hopkins are busy building
one of these tonsorial parlors which
will be occupied by Tiney.
Everybody is busy cleaning W
their yards these days or rubberine
at some one else trying to get the
habit, and the sweet odor of tin cans
old rubbers, dirty carpets and Other
things too numerous to mention, fill
the air to over-fowing these balmy
days
w. F. Mackey was in lone last
Tuesday. w. F. is contemplating {
trip to Klamath Falls but he says tC
go with team is awful slow, so We
guess he must be figuring on goin&
in vehicle with rubber tires. Bet
ter get the habit Bro. Mackey and ge
a go-devil of some kind.
Catholic Church Services.
NJ