The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-09-16
lone.

the upper part of town.
Mrs. Whitbeck was a visitor at
Walt Puyear's last week, coming
down from up the line.
Margaret Jones came down from
Lexington last Saturday, where she
had been on short visit.
Rev. Reynolds and wife were Hepp-
ner visitors over last Friday night,
coming home on Saturdays train.
F. II. Robinson went up to Hepp-
ner last Tuesday where he has a po-
sition during the busy fair week.
Mr.. E. A. Glare made a business
trip to Portland last Tuesday where
he will be absent for a short time.
Beach Haines was Heppner Wis
itor Friday evening of last week, 60
ing up in Mr.. Vanciel's new Dodge.
Mrs. Maggie Barnett returned to
lone last Saturday morning after a
short visit with friends at Lexington
j. H. Harbke, who has been up to
lone on little business trip, return
ed to Portland the latter part of the
week.
School opened last Monday and
| things have their old-time appear
ance about the school yard once
more.
Miss Kitty Wilmot returned to her
home in this city last Monday eve
ming. She has been absent several
weeks.
| Johan Troedson is wearing one of
those everlasting smiles these days.
He is the proud daddy of another
fine big boy.
Frank Engleman, after spending
week down at the Rose city, re-
turned to his home at lone last Sun
day evening.
Mr.. link, one of Portland's real
estate dealers, was an lone visitor for
several days recently, going to Port
land last Tuesday.
Mr.. G. Perry and wife came into
lone last Friday. Mr.. Perry is the
assistant principal at the lone school
for the coming term.
Earl Puyear, who has been up in
the Idaho country for some time re-
turned to lone last week where he
will reside this winter.
Harold Mason was a passenger for
Corvallis last Tuesday where he will
spend the winter attending school.
Harold has been at the home ranch
on Rhea creek all summer.
Frank Calkins returned from the
springs last week where he has been
for some time trying to drink up all
the water they had up there.
Miss McNabb, a sister of Wes Nc
Nabb, who has been visiting with rel
atives here for some time returned
to Iowa last Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller and son, who
have been living in California, are
visiting in lone these days. They
are the guests of Mrs. w. j. Blake,
their daughter.
Claude Duncan and family, who
have been on one of the knappenberg
ranches for some time past, left lone
for Hood River Tuesday where he
will spend the winter.
The show given in the tent at the
school grounds last Saturday night
was very we'll attended considering
the kind of night we had. 1t was the
same old story in the same old way.
George White, one of the prosper
Gus farmers from the Lexington vi
cinity, was in the Egg City last week,
bringing in ninety dozen nice fresh
eggs. George is a number one egg
man.
The railroad company have taken
pity on the lone people and are put
ting up new water tank. 1t is high
| time this was done as we have had to
put up with good many puddles in
the vicinity of the depot for the past
year.
Billie Swanson and Chas. McNabb,
who went on fishing expedition
down about Lyle, Wash, returned
home the early part of last week.
The boys said that the forest fires
spoiled their good time, as it was i'm
possible to get to the fishing grounds.
Glenn Burroughs. who has been
attending school in Chicago for the
past couple of years, returned to his
home on Rhea creek last week where
he will study for several months. He
will then 60 back to Chicago where
he expects to put on the finishing
touches in short time. He will
then have gone as far as he can in
the school line.
School started off last Monday with
an enrolment Of 143, gain of about
20 per cent over the initial enroll
ment of last year. The high school
enrolment is 81 with a number of
others yet to enter. The new addi-
tion to the school house is expected to
be ready for occupancy in four or five
weeks when the manual training
work will be installed. A thorough
set of tools for wood working are on
hand, selected by Prof Doak while in
Chicago, under the supervision of
Chicago's manual training director.
The school is fast becoming stand
ardized, a goal which they expect to
reach before the end of the year.
The high school teachers are Prof.
Doak, Miss Grace Hotchkiss. Mr..
Clifford Perry, and the grade teach
ers are Miss Schmidt, Mrs. Puyear,
Miss Wakefield and Miss Jones.
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