The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-03-11
LONE.

week
A. Walker. of Portland, is with us
this week, having some business mat
ters TO attend to.
Miss Swanson, Clara Linn and !
Frank Stoops we're passengers to
Heppner last Saturday night.
Mr.. Cronan, our genial banker,
was a passenger to Portland last
week to be gone for a few days.
Roy Whites was a passenger to
Heppner last Saturday where he had
some business matters to attend to.
]. H. Harbke, of Portland, was an
lone visitor last week, coming up to
look after some Of his interests here.
Mrs. Bert Mason went out to the
Mason ranch on Rhea creek last Sat
urday to visit with her relatives for a
few days.
Mrs. Mamie Batheus was passen-
ger to Morgan last Thursday to help
her sister-in-law with the big supper
down there.
Oscar Lundell and wife, of Rheas
Siding, we're visitors in lone last
week. Come again folks, we will be
glad to see you.
Mr. Raymond, of Seattle, has pur-
chased the Daniels ranch between
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one day last week.
Mrs. Robinson Of Eight Mile, who
has been visiting at Portland for
some time, returned to lone Friday
evening of last week.
w. L. Barlow's two husky boys re-
turned from Portland one day last
week. They have been attending
school there for some time.
Mrs. Jack Hynd from Cecil and her
daughter, Annie, were visitors at
lone last Wednesday, being the
guests Of Mrs. E. j. Bristow.
The butcher shop at lone changed
hands last week, w. R. Cochran pur-
chasing the Burlington shop and NOV
ing tie contents up to his old stand.
Ralph Hymer, who has been down
at Portland for the past year, re-
turned to lone Wednesday of last
week. There is no place like home,
Ralph.
Mr.. Rood, from the vicinity of
Heppner was in lone last week, and
purchased Miss Woolery's car. 1t is
large American under-slung and
a nobby car.
We have a church on wheels in
lone at present. Rev. Driver and
wife are holding services in the Bap-
tist Chapel Car No. every evening.
Mr.. Driver held meetings here about
five years ago and is fine speaker.
Inez and Lowell Clark gave a dou-
BILE birthday party to their many lit
tie friends last Monday, Inez being
eight years old and Lowell seven.
The children amused themselves at
all sorts of innocent games after
which they had a nice little feed.
Miss Anna Puyear gave birthday
party on the 9Th inst. to lot Of her
: little friends, it being her eighth year
in this good world. The little folks
PLAYED all sorts of games and had a
folly good time, light refreshments
being served.
, w. F.. Cronan and family, who
: have resided at lone for the past two
years, left last Saturday for Nebras-
| ka where Mr.. Cronan has fine
, ranch. We hate to loose these good
, citizens and hope they will see their
way clear to come back again in the
| near future.
= S. A. Barlow's team became scared
at Sam Hill mustard weed or a
6 weed of some other horrid name last
= Saturday, the 4th, while coming to
4 lone. The folks in and out of the rig
. had scrambled eggs for company and
t rhad a general shaking up, no one be-
e ing seriously hurt
Miss Alice Cearns and Miss Vel
r maletta Woolery went to Portland
. Monday morning. Miss Cearns is a
Y professional piano player and has
been visiting with Miss Woolery for
s some time. From Portlandsthey will
\ go to Seattle where the two young
ladies will open on a Pantages thea
!, ter.
:. Jack Hynd, at Cecil is the busiest
t man in Morrow county these days.
Z. An auto party from lone spent last
a Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hynd and
V certainly had pleasant day. The
lambing season is on and everybody
: on the ranch was head over heals in
work Mr. Hynd is getting in the
= neighborhood of sixty lambs day
and if that does not make things live
. ly on sheep ranch we miss ou1
. guess. We were treated to some fine
= roasted chickens and dinner good
enough for king. Mrs. Hynd is 8
fine cook and any time she has some
o. chickens that she thinks will nuo'
d keep we mant her to remember the
: hungry bunch from lone.
Quite large crowd attended the
dance given in Mr.. Whitcombe's