The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-08
LONE.

Miss Violet Davidson, of Port
land, is visiting with her relatives
and friends here.
Doney Mcmillan, Of Lexington, has
been visiting with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Wilmot, for some
time.
Born-At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis, on Sunday last, a girl.
Mother and babe are getting along
nicely.
Miss Opal Cochran was passen-
ger to Portland last Wednesday
where she will remain for some
time.
Miss Ella Mason, of Portland, is
spending a short vacation with her
mother and sisters at their farm on
Rhea creek.
Mrs. Anderson, of Heppner, wife of
Deputy Clerk Anderson, spent several
DAYS in lone, the guest of Mrs. j. A.
Waters.
Born-At the Jordan hospital in
lone, on Wednesday, April 3rd, 1915,
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox of
| Willow creek.
Mrs. Farnsworth, Of Rheas Siding,
has been visiting in lone with her
sister, Mrs. j. T. Knappenberg. She
returned to her home on Tuesday.
George Ely and wife from Morgan
we're in lone last week and remained
long enough to take in the schooI
play.
Last Sunday the lone boys went
out in the jungles hunting a bal
game which they found, resulting ir
a victory for the home bunch.
C. E. Shaver and wife were passen
gers to Spokane last week, going as
far as Arlington overland with j. H
Bryson.
w. l.. Barlow took in the schoo
play here last week. Their daugh
ter who is attending school at lone
taking a prominent part in the play
Chas. Allinger, who has been out t.
the Henry Slender ranch putting I
cement floor in Mr. Stender's garage
returned to lone the latter part o
the week.
We understand that Leonard Carl
son had speedometer put on his ga
buggy while in lone last week. M
chance to break the speed limit now
Leonard.
A. l.. Ayers, of Parkers Mill, wa
in lone one day this week shaking
hands with friends and acquaintan
ces. (Al must be running for office
-Ed.)
Leonard Carlson and his siste
Manda were in lone Thursday las
getting some of the good eats to kee
body and soul together during tn
busy spring season.
C.E. Carlson was in lone about tn
middle of the last week, going up t.
Heppner to attend the good road
meet. C. E. brought in 120 dozel
, cackle berries and took out a bundl
of groceries, also a load of cement.
We did not learn very much con
cerning the ball game played a
, Heppner last Saturday The Ion
boys did not come home growing S
we took it for granted that they me
their Waterloo.
Bill Palmateer says that if Prov
dence keeps sending us such ha
storms as we had last week, that h
will have to get him pair of ca
flaps as the hail comes down so fas
that it is impossible for him to dodg
it and every time he flops an ear
= hail stone hits it carwallop.
The bunch that went to Hermisto
last week returned home all o X BIT
we do not care to state the numbe
i of fish caught as it would take u
n too much valuable space. We migf
S state that Larry, the genial Irish lat
: who accompanied the merry buncl
I took the cup for catching the bigget
fish. He landed one that tipped tn
d rule at IS inches.
: G. E. Shaver received brand ne
: gasoline well drill from Spokane las
/ Tuesday evening. The machine al
rived in good shape and the boys ha
S it off the car and on the street yer
0 shortly after the arrival Of the trail
e 1t is what you would call tractio
drill and we expect Shorty will B
/. very busy ere long boring for tn
r precious fluid we call water.
The ladies of the Christian churc