The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
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of DR.. and Mrs Chick.
Mrs. Neal Of Pendleton is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Cochran for few days.
Ed Bristow and wife were Heppner
visitors last week. They were ac-
companied by Miss Wilmot.
C. Z. Shaver and wife who have
been over at Pendleton for several
days, returned home last Tuesday
w. r. Cochran and wife, who have
been over to Pendleton for several
days, returned to lone last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Barnett was taken suddenly
sick last Monday. We are glad to
learn that size is a good deal better at
present.
Rev. Starkey, the new Baptist min
lister, preached in lone last Sunday,
both morning and evening to good
audiences.
We understand that L. L. McMur-
ray OF Rlea creek has bought the
Dick Hughes place. We did not learn
the consideration.
Geo. Ritchie and wife, who have
been visiting with F. NJ. Griffin and
wife on their farm for several days,
returned to lone Saturday last.
Mrs. W. p. Mcmillan, Of Lexington,
was an lone visitor last Monday.
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter who will remain here for few
days.
The ladies of the Congregational
church, or the Dorcas society, will
hold an Easter bazaar next Saturday
afternoon at the burlington building.
Don't forget the date, April the 3rd.
Mr.. Rood of the Tum-a-Lum Co.
at Lexington, was an lone visitor last
Sunday. We did not learn what his
business was, but we suppose he had
some business matters to attend to
with Mr.. Cronk.
Born-At the home of Chas. o.
Connor in lone last Friday, son.
Mother and child are doing nicely,
while Chas is smoking those long
cigars and wearing that broad grin
that don't come off.
Walt Smith returned from Salem
| Friday evening of last week, where
he spent few days looking after his
interests there 1t is rather hard
for Walt to decide whether he be-
longs down there or not.
Mrs. John Cochran and Opal were
passengers to Arlington last Sunday
going overland. They attended the
funeral of Mrs. Baker, an aunt of
Mrs. Cochran, who was bureid at
that place.
Dan Engleman, who had the mis-
fortune to break couple of ribs
several days ago, is getting along fine
and is able to sling the paint brush
once more. We hope it will not
happen again, Dan.
.Born-At the home of w. T. Nc
Nabb to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Reid on
Wednesday the cath, boy. The
poor little fellow did not live long
and the parents have the sympathy
of the whole community. The mother
is getting along nicely.
Born-At the home of Watt d
Brashears on Wednesday of last
week, boy. Mother and babe doing
fine. Watt has been unable to come
to town since the happy event but We
are anxiously awaiting his coming as
we want to smoke on him.
We had a splendid dance at the
rink on Friday night last, given by
the lone three piece orchestra. The
music was fine and while the GROVE
was not very large, there was a nice
bunch of people there and they al
had good time. Several of thu
Heppner people were down to hell
liven things up.
Walt Pruyear, Ernest Lundell
Lawrence Londergan and OH Hague
wood left for Hermiston Wednesda,
to get some of those man-eating tisl
located over in that neck O. woods
We hope the boys have all kinds o
success. We will tell you littl
| later what the results were.
Olex and lone waged war with on
another last Sunday in the shape of
base ball game. The rain made tn
= game a little late in getting starte'
but it did not wet the spirits of eithe
:, team. Both sides played good bal
all the way through The lone boy
were victorious, the score being t
5. Werner Rietmann umpired til
}, game and we did not hear any I'm
pleasant remarks concerning hi
i. work from either side during the en-
q tire course of the game.
e Dick Turpin, our gentlemanly bal
l. ber adorned his place of business las
n week with beautiful mirror whic
: is all in one and reaches the fu1
s length of his shop. Dick has goo
a eye for business and is fitting thing
k up so it looks like real live barbe
v shop. Now aint dot so?
r Merl Blake batted home run i