The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-03-18

Lowe conducts the store at Cecil.
Last Sunday lone and Olex crossed |
bats at Olex in the frst base ball |
game of the season. the lone boys !
being yictors. The score was l. to 3
Peanut Dan, who has been dobbing
up Louis Padberg's house, has re-
turned to lone once more and We are
glad to see his smiling countenance
again.
Frank Habelt. who resides in the
neighborhood of Cecil, was an lone
visitor the latter part of last week.
Come again Frank, you are always
welcome.
Mrs. NJ. Jordan, who has been Wis
iting with friends and relatives in
and about Portland for the past six
weeks, returned home the latter part
of last week.
r. N. Hymer has accepted posi-
tion with Dick Turpin at the barber
shop in lone. Ralph is an old hand
at the business and ought to make
Dick a good help-mate.
Rev. Starkey, who will fill the Bap-
tist pulpit the second and fourth Sun
days each month, arrived in lone
one day last week and is helping
Brother Driver who is conducting
meetings at lone.
The road crews, who are busy at
work, are doing some excellent work
these days. 1t makes fellow say
D on the start, but when he
goes over the finished work he says
why did they not get busy long ago.
The band boys under the direc-
tion of Prof. VIM. Burger are get
ting along in fine shape, and if the
boys stay with it and do not get dis
couraged, Mr.. Burger will have
them playing some nice music before
long. We hope you will stay with it
and win out, boys.
Miss Geraldine Akers gave birth
day party Wednesday of last week.
A great many Of her little friends
were present. They enjoyed them
selves playing games and refresh
ments were served to them by some
of the older ones. All seemed to
nave the time of their lives.
The Eastern Star organized a
lodge in lone Thursday evening of
last week. There was large crowd
in attendance, a great many coming
from Heppner to share in the fes-
tivities and the getting in working
order the new lodge. We are sorry
. that we did not learn how many
members were taken into this good
order but we would Judge somewhere
in the neighborhood of thirty. If
we have misjudged the number we
hope some one will tell us about It,.
A splendid supper was served in the
lone hotel and we heard many good
remarks made in honor of the fine
SuUp6I. we " loI VIC uub pOCh VII
lightened little more on the doings
: of these good people so we could have
made more lengthy speel, but we
, have done the best we could.
: Mr.. Guy Yedd, who is working for
Johannes Troedson, had q narrow es-
cape from what might have been a
very serious accident last Tuesday
, morning. He was discing when one
, of the mules tugs became unlocked.
, Guy went around to nook up the tug
: and the team started to run Off, See
ing that he had no chance to get out
, of the mix-up without being run over
and cut to pieces, he stepped up on
the disc, one leg going under the
disc and the other being over the top
, of the machine. He was dragged
about twenty-five yards when the
f lines in some way became wrapped
a. up and stopped the team. His leg
was badly bruised and his foot near
ly cut off. Mr. Troedson brought
him to town in his auto and Dr.
Chick attended to the injured man
One cannot be too careful when
working a disc 1t makes no differ
ence how gentle your team is, be
cause any time you get in front of a
disc With a team htched to it you
are taking a chance which might
prove disastrous.