The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-06-17
lone.

Ed Rood, of Portland, has been up
visiting with Jake Bortzer for a short
time.
Two of Mr.. Lou Davidson's sisters
made him pleasant visit for few
days last week.
E. A. Clare and son were Portland
visitors last week, making a short
stay down there.
Mrs. ]. L. Jones left lone last We'd
nesday morning for Seattle to visit
her mother for some time.
Walt Smith made a flying trip to
Olex last week taking a party Of
jolly good people with him.
Mrs. F. H. Robinson and son Har-
old are visiting in lone at present.
Mrs. Robinson has been down in the
Valley for some time.
c. B. Sperry, who has been down
at The Dalles and about Portland
for the past week, returned to lone
last Sunday evening.
Ray Beezely started for Denver,
Col, last Sunday morning where he
will visit with his mother for some
time.
N. A. Leach of Portland, who is
general manager of the Kerr Gif-
ford Warehouses, was in lone last
week.
Mrs. Walter Cason, who has been
very sick for some time, is much i'm
proved and is able to be about once
more.
Aaron Agee returned from Hepp-
ner Wednesday morning. where he
was filing on homestead that joins
his. place.
Leonard Carlson, who has been
down to Portland for the past two
weeks, returned to lone Monday eve
ming.
Dick McElligott made a trip to
Portland last week where he saw all
the gala sights of the big city for
few days.
The Patten Carnival Company left
lone last Thursday evening for Hepp-
ner where they will remain for
few days.
French Burroughs is enjoying the
company of one of his aunts from
Spokane. She will remain here for
some time.
Miss Agnes Pennington left last
week for the Pendleton country
where she will visit with friends and
relatives for some time.
Mr.. Robertson, county manager of
the Balfour Guthrie Warehouse
was attending to business
matters in lone this week.
The farmers in this vicinity are
either busy haying these days or get
ting finished up and the stacks along
the creek are fragrant and green.
E. M. Akers is flying about these
days preparatory to going to the
where he will enjoy the
odor of the pines for some time.
l.. P. Davidson is having his house
fixed up in proper shape. He has
had fine basement put under it and
is building it good deal larger.
The way in which Uncle Nun rides
the bucking burro would make one
think he was contemplating being
one of the crack riders at the Pendle-
ton roundup.
Peanut Dan and his able helper,
Henry Clark, have finished painting
C. E. Carlson's house and they tell
us that Mr. Carlson has one of the
prettiest houses in the land.
Mat Halvorsen is suffering these
days with a pet carbunckle ON the
back of his neck. 1t has taken all
the rubber out of Mats neck and he
walks with head erect like soldier.
Colonel Bristow and Judge Robin
son made their weekly Sunday visit
to the creek where they got big
bunch of the small fry that tickle
your palates so much.
Chas. ONeil and wife and big Ed
and family made a trip out to the
big plow last Tuesday evening. These
people are plowing and narrowing
fifty acres a day and are doing fine
job too.
Bert Mason and Fred Bender took
their wives to Arlington in Mr.. Ma
sons car last Sunday, where the la
dies boarded the train for Portland.
They went as delegates for tht East
ern Star lodge.
The day after we had the big rain
last week brought big hail storm to
some of the farmers west of lone.
Chas. Devin was caught out in it and
before he could get his horses un-
hitched, the jockey box on his wagon
seat was filled to overflowing with
hail. Chas. says it did not damage
the crop any.
Cal Hale and ]. A. Wilson are bus
lily engaged this week at the farm of