The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-09-02
lone.

she will remain for some time.
Geo. Frank has moved from the
r. R. Grabel house up at the end of
the town down to the Art Rice house.
Miss Velmaletta Woolery left lone
last Tuesday morning for Portland
where she will visit for some time.
Miss Kittie Wilmot went down to
Cecil Thursday of last week to wait
on Mrs. Libbie McBee, who has been
ill.
Mrs. Tindal Robinson left lone
last Wednesday morning for Port
land where she will remain for some
time.
Mrs. Corson returned to her home
in this city last week after couple
of months out at the Palmateer
ranch.
Mrs. Geo. Allyn and family of
Lexington, were visitors in lone last
week, being the guests of Mrs. Mag
gle Barnett.
We understand that Geo. Fly, of
Morgan is on the sick list. We hope
this will not last long as this is Geo. IS
busy season.
Miss Katherine Jones returned to
her home last week after spending
her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Keller at Mosier.
Rev. J. L. Jones returned to his
home at lone Wednesday evening of
last week after a visit to Portland,
Seattle and Mosier.
Mrs. Jesse Smith, who has been
visiting in and about Pendleton for
the past couple of weeks, returned to
lone last Monday night.
Miss Wilmot was up from Cecil
last Tuesday and spent the night
with her mother, returning to her
duties Wednesday morning.
DR.. Dye and Walt Smith returned
from the mountains last Sunday eve
ming after spending several days up
there having jolly good time.
Mrs. E. H. Turner left lone last
Wednesday for her old home in Min
nesota, where she will visit with rel
atives and friends for some time.
Thelma Newton and Irlene Briefly
were passengers to Rheas Siding last
Monday, where they will visit with.
Mrs. Farnsworth for few days.
Mrs. Bert Mason, who has been
spending the summer with her par
ents at St. Johns, returned to her
home in lone last Sunday evening.
Marie Cason was passenger on
last Wednesdays train bound for
White Swan where she will visit with
friends and relatives for some time.
Mrs. ]. l.. Kincaid, who has been
visiting with her mother and sister
for the past two months returned to
her home at Pendleton last Monday.
Miss Smith, who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. A. E. Pierce,
for a couple of weeks returned to
her home in the valley last Sunday
morning.
Frank Calkins and part of his fam
lily are having the time of their lives
up in the mountains. We hear he
is getting plenty of fish and plenty
of feathers.
Sam Esteb was a passenger to
Heppner last Sunday. We do not
know what the attraction is up there
for Sam but he certainly knows
where Heppner is.
Grant Olden and wife were in lone
last week getting few of the neces-
stiles of life. They took run up to
Heppner in Bert Barlow's jitney
while their team rested.
w. F. Palmateer finished thresh-
ing last week after splendid run.
His son Bert jitneyed to the springs
below The Dalles to soak some of the
dust loose for a few days.
Charlie Chick, who has been down
at Portland for the past two months. |
returned to lone last Tuesday eve
ming. Charlie spent a couple of
weeks at Newport before his return
journey.
We overlooked mentioning in last |
weeks items the birth of daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lindsay at their
home on Monday, Aug. 23rd. Mother
and child getting along nicely and |
Alex is the same old good natured
fellow.
Mrs. Chittick passed through lone !
one day last week on her way to The
Dalles. She will go from there back
East where she has accepted job
with the government. She has been
head cook at the Jake Young ranch
this summer.
Professor Doak and wife, who
spent the summer in Chicago, West
Virginia, and other places Of interest
returned to their home at lone last
evening. One of Mr.. Doak's
brothers returned with them. These
good people report very pleasant
time.
Lon McCabe returned home from
the East Tuesday evening. Lon had