The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-02-18
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Grant Olden says when he gets his
buzz-wagon it is going to be a hum
dinger.
Wonder if Little Doc knows what
he is and how it happened? Ask him
about it,
w. R. Cochran, who has been in
Portland for several days, returned
to lone Saturday last.
Miss Kittie Wilmot made short
visit with her sister Mrs. Mcmillan
at Lexington last week.
j. H. Wilt is very busy these days
preparing to move into the Dobyns
house on Second street.
w. l.. Barlow was in lone the lat
ter part OF last week getting some
of the necessities of life.
Lucille Elder, of Heppner, was an
lone visitor ore day last week, being
the guest of Opal Padberg.
J. A. Waters celebrated last Fri
day, Lincoln's birthday, in lone shak-
ing hands with his friends.
T. NJ. Benedict was in town last
week. He says he is taking life easy
on the farm these days, waiting for
the Sam Hill mustard to get started; +;
then he will give it blixen.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wills and
family from Butter creek spent a
couple of days visiting relatives in
lone last week.
John McDevitt brought his sister,
Mrs. McRaid, in town last week. She
and AeHIwo daughters were passen-
gers to Pendleton.
D. S. Barlow motored to town in
his Maxwell last week. | tell you,
Dan, those go-devils shorten distance
to beat the band.
Tindal Robson from Enght Mile
was in town last Friday bringing in
some Of his relatives in time to catch
the morning train.
W. F. Palmateer and son, Bert
from near Morgan were in town last
Friday and report things on the
ranch looking very we'll.
Born-At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Lundell to Mr.. and Mrs,
Algott Lundell, a son. Mother and
child getting along nicely.
John. Mobly and wife, who have
been visiting friends in the Eight
Mile country for several days, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Ed. Day of Portland, who has been
about lone the past several days,
looking after some of his creek
ranches, returned home last Friday.
Mrs. J. B. Sparks from Heppner
came down to lone one day last week
and made a short visit with her
mother, returning the following day
accompanied by her sister Mary.
Geo. Miller, from the Cecil coun-
try, moved one of Nicholson and Buff
fington's drills to lone this week, the
drillers getting through at his place
and getting him an abundance of wa
ter.
The road crew is very busy these
days grading the road on the lone
hill going out towards Gooseberry.
People tell us that there is some good
work being done. Let the good work
go on.
August Liebl was in town one day
last week bringing in SO dozen cackle
berries. That is the largest number
of eggs that we know of any one in
dividual bringing in at one time this
spring.
Mr.. Bridge, musical director
from Chicago, was in lone last week
trying to get singing class started.
The start was whirlwind but the fin
ish was not nearly so good so the
matter fell through with.
We had another double header in
the shape of basket ball last Saturday
night when the lone ball team played
with the High School team and the
lone team won the honors. The last
game was between the Heppner girls
and the lone girls. The girls On
both sides lacked whole lot of gin
ger; however they put up good game
and the spectators had a whole lot of
enjoyment and a great many good
laughs. Ginger up girls, and lets
have another good game.