The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-09-23
LONE.

Perry Hopkins is very busy these
days doing some carpenter work for
Mrs. M. Jordan.
Jessie Vickers of Heppner was on
lone visitor this week, being the
guest of Miss zelma Engleman.
Mat Halvorsen went down to Port
land with a load of cattle last Sun
day where he will spend few days.
DR.. Turner and wife were located
at the lone hotel for day this week.
They left for their next stopping
place.
John Olden was in from the ranch
last Monday with a load of etggs.
John says the roads are, we'll, you can
guess.
Orin Grabill went up to Pendleton
for few days last Wednesday. He
will probably let 'er buck while he is
up there.
Mrs. M. Jordan was a passenger to
Pendleton on last Wednesdays train
where she will visit with relatives for
some time.
Dick Sperry was on last Wednes-
days train bound for Pendleton
where he will be able to let 'er buck
for few days.
Uncle Nun has joined the plumb
ers union and is busy shining up
the plate glass front Of Ione's plumb
ing establishment.
Linnie Pennington was passen-
ger bound for Pendleton last We'd
nesday where she will visit with
friends for few days.
Phil Doherty, after spending few
days out on the ranch, departed last
Monday for North Powder, where he
has his sheep located.
There was large crowd came
down from Heppner on Sundays
train, all looking as If they had been
having some good time.
Mrs. Chas. Allinger and daughter
Lille were passengers to Spokane
last Monday where they will visit
with friends for some time.
These chilly mornings that we are
having makes fellow wonder how
much coal he has in his bin, and
how long his woodpile will last.
Mrs. E. ]. Bristow and her child
rem, who have been up at Walla
Walla taking in the Frontier Days
returned to her home at lone Monday
night.
, We see Motorcycle Charlie on our
, streets every day While he is not
, the daredevil that Motorcycle Mike
[ used to be, he makes Maud get there
to beat the band.
Tindall Robinson's wife, who has
been in Portland for a short vaca
tion, got off the train one night las
week. Tindall met her at the depo'
and they jitneyed home.
Tom Dorman was passenger or
last Mondays train for Ferdinand
Idaho. He will go from there to hi!
: daughter, Mrs. Bud Nolan, where HI
will visit for short time.
The new water tank that the rail
road has been building is just abou
completed and by the size of it WI
would think that these iron horse
must be very thirsty creatures.
E. R. Lundell went out to his rancl
S to finish up threshing. E. r. had
big run and has several days yet
r We hope he gets through all O. K. a
l he is the last fellow out this year.
Dck Turpin, who has been on tn
sick list for several days, is feelin
, a whole lot better. He and his moth
er will go up to Pendleton Frida
: and enjoy the last day of the Round
= Up.
a Mr.. Miller and family, who hav
q been visiting with their daughters
Mrs. J. H. Blake and Mrs. W.
, Blake, left lone last Wednesday TO
q Weiser, Idaho, where they expect t
: locate permanently.
Miss Brown, sister of Mrs. Beec
s Haines, who has had to 60 on crutch
|. es for some time owing to an injure
4 member, has discharged the crutche
a and is going to school. She get
a around as we'll as ever again
Mrs. Walter Eubanks, who ha
: spent the summer in and about Ion
h returned to her home at Pendleto
n last Monday. She was accompanie
d by her sister, Mrs. Lethia Woods
e who will visit with her for some time
=. Last Monday night a dance wa
u given in the skating rink and Will
IL the crowd was not as large as
: might have been, there was a goo
IS bunch there. The music was furnish
/ ed by Bowker's orchestra of Por
l. land and was little the best we eve
n have had the pleasure of hearing.