The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-11-23

president, CnaS. ONell OF lone was
elected vice-president and Mrs. C. E.
Woodson of Hepner was reelected
secretary and treasurer
and Mrs. Pagan come highly recon-
mended as evangelists and the church
is looking forward to a fine meeting
and splendid revival.
T. E. Peterson went up to Heppner
Friday and returned Sunday driving
a new Buick. A five passenger car
is a mighty big machine for bache-
lor to be flying around in alone and
we imagine Ture will now be able
to attract the attention of some
charming young lady to share por-
tion of the extra room. Its a snap
for the right party.
John H. Padberg and family and
Lewis ]. Padberg and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Padberg in lone. John does
not call around this way often and
states that it had been many months
since he last visited here. He enjoy
d such abundant prosperity this sum-
mer that he now feels he can get a
! little farther from home than usual.
/ Chas. Calkins having disposed of
his interests here to Mr.. Cook will
move with his family to Gresham,
Oregon. Mrs. Calkins and the
children left for their new home yes
terday. He recently took over the
dairy business here from his uncle
F. T. Calkins and this business will
now be carried forward by Mr.. Cook
who is a new arrival in this section
Mat Halvorsen finished threshing
on the North side Of the creek and
moved his machine to l.. McMurrays
where he will have a run Of several
days, threshing the grain from about
400 acres. With a little that Mr.
Halvorsen has left of his own this
will finish the seasons run.
John King, formerly resident O
the lone section, accompanied by his
wife, has been visiting with relatives
and friends in and about lone during
the week. Mrs. King is a sister Of
the Engleman boys, Frank and Ed
Their home is at Athena where Mr.
King conducts farm.
| G. F. Steele Is Ione's new jewelel
and matchmaker, who recently open
ed up for business in the Knappen
berg building on Main street, former
ly occupied by Chester Titus in the
same line. This is welcome addi
tion to our business section.
Charley Shaver is finishing vel
his week on the H. STANCE place
ust west of lone where he is getting
good flow of water in less than 10(
eet. He will 60 from there to thu
Tom Craig place in the Ella neigh
borhood.
H. L. McAlister was down from
lexington Monday. Harvey says h'
las his application In to 60 to thu
Mexican border if needed, and i
ooks somewhat like he might re
.eive call.
j. e. Cronan this week purchased
ne j. A. Waters residence propert,
lone. F. E. Cronan and wife viii
,cccupy the residence.
John Vaughn was down form Hepp
Ter Monday and Tuesday afternoon
demonstrating the Hudson and Chal
ners cars. He reports the sale Of
Chalmers the past ten days, with nu
merous other prospects on the list.
Nels johnson and Leonard Anderso
ame in from Gooseberry Friday eve
ling in Mr.. Johnson's new REQ. H
getting around to the last of hi
. threshing and by the end of the wee
expects to be through.
The bazaar given by the ladies I'm
on Aid Society on Saturday was a dc
cided success and nearly all the al
. ticles prepared for the sale were dis
posed of. The sales netted the ladie
. $500
Some fine goose" weather thi
and our nimrods have been maxim
. trips to the hunting grounds out tt
ward the breaks of the Columbia t
! gather in some of the big birds.
Mrs. Chas. Sperry returned HON
the first of the week from a visit {
. two months with relatives and friend
at Brownsville and other Willamett
Valley points.
A bunch of C. A. Minors cattl
were taken through lone Tuesday o
I the way to the Cecil ranch where the
will be finished for market on alfalt
hay.
]. A. Harbke returned to his Por
land home Saturday after havin
spent the most of the summer hel
looking after his land interests.
Mearle Blake left for Portland ye
I terday to be absent short time. +
4 will take In the big foot ball game G
+ the O. A. c. campus next week.