The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-08-19
lone.

Mrs. r. w. Snyder from Lexington
vicinity was business caller at lone
last Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Calkins spent last Sun
day in lone visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard Johnson.
Geo. McDuffee passed through lone
one day last week on his way to The
Dalles on little business trip.
Phil Doherty and julius Miller
were passengers to North Powder last
week where Phil has his sheep.
o. E. Lindstrum and family spent
few days at Rheas Siding last week
visiting at the home of Oscar Lundell.
John McIntire was passenger to
Portland Monday, going down on
some business matters of importance.
Walter Eubanks, who has been
down here for the past three weeks
returned to his duties at Pendleton
last Sunday.
Mr.. Name Moore moved from the
Fred Ritchie house to the Bill Wind
sor house last week, and has got
nicely settled again.
Mrs. Wilmot and daughter Kitty
were Heppner visitors this week, go
ing up Monday evening and returning
the following day.
Henry Clark, who is helping Pea
nut Dan do the painting act at Hepp-
ner, was down last Sunday and Wis
tied with his family.
Mr.. Gist, who Is the main push out
at the +. II. Wilson ranch, came into
lone last Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. S. Z. Moore, who has been out
at the Padberg ranch this summer,
came to lone and spent Sunday with
her husband last week.
e. r. Higgs was a visitor at Pet
tysville last Sunday. at the same time
getting some of those rabbits that
are so numerous up there.
John Harbke, of Portland, has been
some Of the wheat that is being har-
vested on his place north of town.
Roy Ray and family moved out to
the Esteb ranch at Gooseberry last
Saturday where they will help Mr..
Esteb look after the grain crop.
Velmaletta Woolery has been suf-
fering with broken arm for some
time. We are glad to see that she
is able to have it out of sling once
more.
Shorty Calkins moved from the AL
lyn house last week to the Cochran
house. This will make him little
closer to his work, which will save
good deal of time.
Born-At the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Winters, nine pound
girl on August 18th. Mother and
child are doing fine, and Ralph is
wearing that everlasting smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Low, and Mrs.
l.. l.. McMurray and her son departed
last week for the mountains where
they will spend some time having a
! fgood time in the shade of the old pine
, trees.
Mrs. Williams and her daughter.
, Mrs. Mathison of Portland, who have
Dttu Nioitlu6 up iOl o oiiOi
time, were guests of Mrs. Cynthia
Walker over Monday night. They
returned to their home Tuesday
= morning.
Frank Christensen, our genial pill
twister, was passenger to Portland
last Tuesday morning. We do not
know for sure what the attraction in
; that neck O. the woods is but Frank
certainly has business of myster-
ious nature down there.
Last Monday f. ii. Wilson had a
fire out at his threshing machine
/. which might have been very serious.
: A spark from the engine set fire to
= the derrick table and burned it and
: the wagon it was on completely. 1t
also burned in the neighborhood of
f 150 socks Of grain. The separator
4 was saved, so 1t was not quite so bad
J. as it might have been.
t Last Saturday Bert Mason, Walt
Ii Pruyear, John Cochran, Joe Knappen-
r berg and w. H. Cronk started to the
d mountains In a couple of autos to
t try their luck at the deer. They had
e 10 deer engaged to different parties
d in lone before they left and were fig
e uring on keeping one each for them
selves, so We are watchfully waiting
t, for the boys to return with the fif-
teen bucks.
Last Sunday morning we saw
something coming into town which
greatly resembled porcupine, but
on closer examination, 1t proved to
=, be Walt Pruyear's fox terrier, dressed
!, = up in a porcupine suit He had evi-
= IDENTIFY been out looking after some
different amusement and had run uI
against the real thing. Some Of the
=, boys, feeling sorry for Mr.. Dog, got 9
. pair Of pliers and relieved doggy oi
a great deal of inconvenience.
70 Mr.. Petteys had another pleasant
surprise last Sunday in the shape ol
u another birthday party all his child
4 rem being present at this occasion
~ These parties are coming pretty thick
a but the old man seems to enjoy then
a all the same. These good people made
- monster big cake with one candle
;s on it for every year he was old, max
20 ing q total of IS candles. They also
- had five-gallon freezer Of ice cream
- to make the cake set. better. They
% all report an excellent time.
/. Mr.. F. A. Lundell was given 6
ID pleasant surprise last Tuesday wher
+ his two daughters, Mrs. ]. e. Swan
% son and Mrs. o. E. Lindstrum will
ID their families came over to his home
,e in this city with their baskets groan
N ing with too many good things in thu
lei line of eats. This merry marty hai