The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-07-29
lone.

HOue again.
The postoffice at lone is moved
from its old location to its new stand
one door north of Joe Mason's store
Mrs. w. P Mcmillan, of Lexington
spent last Sunday at lone with heI
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wilmot
Frank Hopkins is out at Lon Nc,
Cabes these days helping Lon and
Herb Olden take care of their grain
crops.
Ed Bristow and Chas. O'Neil were
Heppner visitors one day this week
having some work of a greasy nature
to contend with.
w. G. Hynd passed through lone
| last Tuesday on his way to Cecil
where he went on pleasure as well
as business trip.
Dad Amber has installed a new
pumping plant on his ranch below
lone and tile way he is making the
water fly is not slow.
Mrs. Robinson, of Lone Rock, came
down from Heppner last Wednesday
morning and is visiting with her son,
+. H. Robinson at lone.
Chas. Allinger started work on
the new addition to the school build
ing last Monday. We will have fine
building when it is completed.
Mrs. Ralph Beckett is out at Give
Huston's visiting for few days and
Ralph says this thing of patching is
not what it is cracked up to be.
John Hosner and wife we're pas
sengers to Portland on last Tues
days train where they will visit with
friends and relatives for month or
six weeks.
Those people who have been starv-
ing for gasoline for some time past
can have their wants supplied at a
minutes notice, the gasoline mer-
chants having a goodly supply on
hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton, who are out
at Henry Smouse's ranch, were in
lone last Tuesday getting some sup
plies and at the same time having a
short visit with their daughter, Mrs
Chester Titus.
Mrs. M. Jordan and Mrs. Perry
Hopkins have gone out to F. H. Will.
sons to sling the hash for the hun
CRY harvesters at that place. 1t keeps
Frank busy rustling grub and extras
that keep the whole bunch busy.
Mrs. Joe Knappenberg returned
from the Heppner hospital last Tues
day where she has been for some
time. She stood the trip fine and We
are living in hopes of seeing hel
about once more in the near future
Ammunition for small arms is IL
great demand at lone these days. Th'
rabbits are getting very numerous
and all the young as we'll as some o
the old fry are getting busy throwing
lead pretty fast at the little varmints
Old man Doan was treated with ;
pleasant surprise when two of hi
granddaughters and their husbands
went out to the ranch to see him thu
other evening. They spent only ont
night with the old man, going tt
their respective homes the day fol
lowing.
j. w. Puyear and family departed
for the mountains last Monday where
they will lay in the shade and have {
good time for the next week. They
went up somewhere in the nighbor
hood of Arbuckle. Walt took all Of
his bear dogs, blood hounds and al
the rest of them with him.
E. M. Shut was in from the rancf
the other day and says there is nc
place like the farm. AS soon as one
crop of hay is up there is another tc
put up; as soon as one COW is milked
there is another one to milk. 1t is
just one long rest. Whenever you
get tired you have a chance to gel
tired again and if the pesky coyotes
would leave you alone life would be
one sweet dream.
Last Sunday morning shortly after
getting up time, two jitney loads ol
merry makers left lone for the tail
timber. The jolly party took a cou'
pie of fried chickens and a whole lot
of other good things to appease that
awful appetite that gets the best OF
you when you begin to smell that
mountain air. The day was ideal and
all present report the best time ever
Here is list of the picnickers: Chas
O'Neil and wife and baby, the tive
Misses Hartwell, Olive Wade, E. J
Bristow and family and Kitty Will
mot. They all say they wish the day
had been longer.
LAND LISTINGS WANTED.