The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-03-04
lone.

was an lone visitor last Sunday.
Wonder what Knot Holes of Lex
lngton was doing down about lone
last Sunday.
We hear smelt9 see Smelt and
smell Smelt these days. Wonder we
arn't all smelt.
W. P. Mcmillan and family spent
last Sunday in lone a. the home of
Mr and Mrs. X. F. Wilm0t.
Walt Smith motored to Pendleton
Wednesday night Of last week taking
over a bunch of business men.
Mr.. Briggs, of Heppner, spent
couple of days in lone this week
looking around our little city.
j. P. Louy of Portland, was an
lone visitor last week. J. p is one
of the old-timers in this locality.
F. NJ. Broadly ard wife from be-
low Morgan were in town last week
to have some dental work done.
Fred Allinger, brother of Chas.
Allinger, came in from the East one
day last week TO visit with his bro
thar.
Mrs. Sears and baby were passen-
gers on last Thursdays train We
did not learn wat their destination
was.
Ed Holmquist, who has been down
at Redmond for some little time, re-
turned TO lone last week.
Several Of the lone ladies attended
the Eastern Star lodge held at Hepp
ner Friday night of last week.
DR. Davis and wife of Echo are
over at lone these days. The doctor
is fixing up several aching teeth.
Mrs. French Burroughs was in lone
one day last week getting supply of
to paper her kitchen with.
We saw Vawter Crawford of Hepp-
ner, on the lone streets the other day
shaking hands with his old friends.
Peanut Dan is the busiest man on
earth these days. He is out at Louis
Padbergs splashing his house all up
with paint.
Walter Batheus celebrated his
birthday last Sunday when several
of his relatives from Morgan were
present.
Ethel Sperry went up to Heppner
last Sunday to be gone for some lit
tie time. She will stay with Mrs.
j. B. Sparks.
Frank Engleman and his brother
Ed motored to Athena last Sunday
in BiZ's little go-devjl. Frank and
Eds mother lives there.
Burl Burlington and Fred Nicholson
went over to Pendleton last Sunday
in Buftingtons Ford. These men will
be gone some little time on business.
Who says it never rains in Eastern
Oregon? The last rain we had was
a humdinger. 1t rained thirty-siX
hours and the thirsty ground took
it all in.
Earl Puyear and wife, who have
been at Seattle and in the Idaho
country for the past several months,
returned to lone Wednesday evening
of last week.
There was dance in the skating
rink at lone Saturday night. Music
was furnished by the white minstrels
and the large crowd which attended
report a good time.
p. H. Cummings and brother left
lone Thursday Of last week for Spo-
kane where they will reside indefin-
itcly. They have lived in the vicinity
of lone for several years.
j. H. Blake returned from Port
land Thursdty evening where he went
to dispose of a carload of hogs. John
was & little disappointed in the price
but he got all he could for them.
Bert Ward, who has several teams
at work over in the Hermiston coun-
try, and who has been at Lexington
visiting with his family for a few
days, was an lone visitor last week.
There was an invitation dance Civ
en- in the skating rink last Friday.
Quite q number were in attendance.
Supper was served at the hotel and
every one seemed to have a good
time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Carlson
at their home last Sunday night, a
fine big boy Moher and child are
doing nicely and c. z. is as happy
as a clam. Dr.. Chick was in attend
ance.
Two auto loads of the high school
basket ball boys went over to Her
miston last Friday to try out the Her
miston floor. The boys were badly
beaten, but never mind, boys just do
it again.
There was a masquerade dance
held at Oscar Lundell's place at
Rheas Siding last Friday night. Mrs.
j. &. Swanson carried off the prize.
A jolly time was reported by all those
present.
Edward Rietmann, who has bought
the Ed Clock place, was in lone one
day last week getting a bundle of
mule collars preparatory to break
ing a bunch of donkeys and getting
them ready for spring work. John
Mobly is foreman on the ranch and
the way he makes them Jass acks
stand around is not slow.
The Christian Endeavor held a
hard-times social at Paul Balsiger' s
shop Friday evening Of last week
and the bunch that attended were in
no wise a small crowd. They were
also pretty seedy looking lot OF
young people. They spent the eve
ming playing games and having gen
eral good time. Miss Opal Padbere
and one of the Blake boys carried
off the honors of being the hardest
lockers present.