The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-07-15
lone.

Mr.. Beck was Portland caller
last week having some business tc
attend to. While down there he
bought an E. M. F. and came home
in it. Mr.. Beck can use this machine
to great advantage as he is in the
well drilling business.
One of the Carlson boys sisters
from Portland came in on Mondays
train and went out to the ranch with
Leonard.
Mrs. Corson, who has charge of the
hello department of the telephone
office, has gone out to cook for Mr.
Palmateer during the busy harvest
season. Miss Cason has taken her
place at the switch board.
]. E. Peterson's oldest boy from
Portland has come up to lone for
harvest and will work with ]. A.
Troedson.
John Mobly and wife have finished
up getting Ed Reitmann's ranch in
shape for next years crop, and are
living in their home at lone. Mr..
Mobly will help Paul Reitmann
through harvest.
j. A. Waters, of Heppner, visited
In lone over last Sunday. One of his
cousins from Kansas is visiting in
lone and Joe spent a pleasant day
talking over old times.
Big Ed and Little Ed Bristow and
Frank and Harold Robinson made a
trip to the mountains last Sunday
in Eds jitney. The boys said they
had dandy day of it. They caught
81 trout and came home tired but
feeling that the day was much too
short.
Vivian Brown, who has been work
ing at the garage for the past several
months, was passenger to Heppner
last Sunday night. He will help Ed
Adkins harvest his crop this summer.
Mrs. S. E. Moore went out to the
VIM. Padberg ranch last Sunday,
where she will help her sister feed
the hungry harvesters.
Ray Sperry was a passenger to
Morgan one day last week. We did
not learn what his business was down
there.
Mrs. Johannes Troedson and Annie
and Mrs. Sven Troedson were visit
ors last week at the home of Henry
Smouse.
Several members of the Mason
lodge were Heppner visitors last
week, going up to attend the funeral
of one of their deceased brothers.
w. H. Cronk and family went over
to Grass Valley last Saturday, return
ing the day following. Mr.. Cronk
has ranch over in that neck o the
woods.
Mrs. Stoops, who has been visiting
at Hood River for the past two
months, returned to lone last Sun
day evening.
Miss Una Winters, who has been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Cynthia
Walker, for some time, returned to
her home in Illinois last Tuesday.
Bob Miller and wife came in on
last Wednesdays train and went out
to j. H. Blake's ranch where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. W. j. Blake went out to Paul
Reitmanns ranch last week where
she will help Mrs. Reitmann during
the busy season.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lundell, who
have been out at j. 4. Swanson S
ranch for several days, returned to
their home at lone last Tuesday
morning.
Misses Elvena and Leila Davidson
were passengers to Portland last
Wednesday where they will visit with
friends and relatives for some time.
Mrs. Walter Eubanks of Pendleton
is out at the Forbes ranch running
the culinary department during the
cutting of the grain.
Frank Young came in from his
ranch last Tuesday staying over night
with his mother. He went home
Wednesday with goodly supply of
eats to keep body and soul together
during harvest.
Miss Edna Ritchie came down from
Heppner last Sunday and spent a
few days with her mother.
Chester and Jess Warfield took a
string of horses over to the govern
ment ditch last week and will work
over there for some time.
Dick Turpin went up to Heppner
last Sunday, returning to lone the
following day.
Jess Warfield, who has been living
with his brother-in-law, Mr.. Wes Nc
Nabb for sine time, died Wednes-
day morning. He has been suffer-
ing with blood poisoning for several
days. Mr.. Wartield was 50 years old.
The body was buried at the lone cem-
etery on Thursday, Mr.. Jones preach
ing the funeral services.
Neil Doherty and wife left lone on
Wednesdays train for Castle Rock,
where Mrs. Doherty will visit for
some time. Neil is figuring on going
to the mountains for the summer.
Mrs. Walter Cason and Sybil came
down to lone from Heppner Wednes-
day morning where they have been
several days.
Miss Katherine Jones left lone for
Mosier Wednesday morning where
she will visit her aunt.
Card of Thanks.
To our neighbors and friends, and
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