The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-15
lone.

Zelma Engleman was a Heppner
visitor last week, calling on friends
up there.
Muriel Cason was a passenger to
the junction last Monday, returning
the same day.
Rev. Reynolds held services at the
Christian church both morning and
evening last Sunday.
Little Dock returned from the
Jungles Friday night of last week, as
unexpectedly as he left.
Mrs. Letha Woods little girl who
has been very sick for the past two
weeks, is much improved.
Mrs. Roy Whites, who has been up
at Heppner for a couple of weeks, re-
turned home Friday last.
Mr.. Hallberg, who has possession
of the Walt Smith place, returned
from Salem Thursday last.
Lowell Geinger, a son of Mrs. c. E..
Shaver, was an lone visitor last Sun
day, coming over in a car.
J.. A. Waters made his weekly call
at lone last week and returned to
his duties Sunday evening.
Geo. Ely and wife of Morgan at
tended the ball game here last Sun
day. Geo. is quite a ball fan.
Charley Chick says that the walk
ing on the Base line road is fine and
that it is not nearly all taken up.
E. R. Lundell returned from Port
land Friday, having spent a few days
down where the rose buds grow.
Mr.. Thompson of Portland, repre-
senting the Niagara Insurance Com
pany, was an lone visitor last week.
Mrs. T. j.. Mahoney of Heppner
was a visitor in this city last week,
being the guest of Mrs. w. J. Blake.
Johnny Vaughn of Heppner passed
through lone last week with a new
Case 25. 1t vas a very fine looking
car.
]. E. Cronan, of the Bank of lone,
was a passenger to Portland this week
to visit with his people for a short
spell.
F. H. Robinson was called to Lone
Rock last week to attend the funeral
Of his father who was buried there
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Weatherford
from near Olex were in lone a couple
of days last week visiting friends and
relatives.
John Harbke of Portland spent
several days in and about lone lately,
having to re-seed a good deal Of his
wheat land.
Kittie Wilmot went up to Licking
ton this week, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. w. P. Mcmillan, for a
short time.
Mayne Moore and wife were pas
| sengers to Portland last week, where
Mrs. Moore will have her eyes treat
ed by a specialist.
Rev. Starkey, theBaptist preacher,
came to lone Friday, remaining over
Sunday and holding services both
morning and evening.
G. B. Sperry, Joe Mason and E. T.
Perkins were visitors to the county
seat last week, having some business
matters to attend to.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lundell return
ed home Friday of last week after a
short visit with their son Oscar who
resides at Rheas Siding.
Biz and Nun went over to Athena
last Sunday in Biz's jitney. The
boys got home Monday afternoon and
report good roads and a good trip.
Some of the Eastern Stars were
Heppner visitors last week, having
some lodge duties to attend to.
Some of the Masons accompanied
them.
Condor came over to lone last Sun
day and tried their luck at a game OF
ball with the local boys. They were
horribly out of luck, as the was
IL to 2 in Ione's favor.
Coley Bros. passed through lone
this week with a big truck. They
had come from Pendleton and were
on their way to Burns, where they
will use the big car for freightine
purposes.
Puyear, H%aguewood, Robinson and
Bristow jitnayed up the creek last
Sunday and returned about noon witt
a fine bunch of speckled beauties
none of the fish peing under II inches
in length.
Chas. Benedict has had the fever
for some time and his case was get
ting pretty bad, but we are glad t.
learn that he is out of danger now
He bought a brand new Ford las
Sunday and his temperature is nor
NAL again.