The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-03-29

messed a play in lone. The perform
ers all had their parts to perfection
and their acting was excellent. At
ter the play, Parsons Orchestra of
Portland played music for the big
dance and the floor was taxed to its
utmost. The dancers had a lively
time until ~ o'clock. when they
wended their way back to the Odd
Fellows hall, where there was anoth-
er one of those good feeds awaiting
them. After that they went back to
the hall again and danced until about
4 a. m. Everyone said it was the best
time they ever had. Let the good
work 60 on.
E. NJ. Akers was passenger for
Weston last Wednesday where he
will visit with relatives for short
time.
We understand that Mr.. Cummins,
our new bank cashier, has purchased
Mrs. Young's residence. This will
make him a splendid home.
Someone said that E. E. Miller ate
so many good things at the big sup
per last Friday night that instead of
calling ladies to the center and all
hand round, he was calling salad,
cake and pie.
J..E. Cronan returned to lone last
Tuesday after spending some time in
Portland.
Nose Taylor and son from Athena,
prominent wheat raisers Of that dis
trict have been down about lone for
several days looking up some wheat
lands.
A large number of visitors from
Heppner attended the lodge benefit
supper and play given in Some last
Friday.
Mrs. J. l.. Yeager of Heppner was
an lone visitor last week, being the
guest of Mrs. Corson while here.
Parsons orchestra were passengers
for Heppner on the Saturday eve
ming train where they were billed
for dance the same night.
Mrs. Mitchell of The Dalles came
to lone last Thursday and she will
establish dress making parlOrs at
this place. Mrs. Mitchell comes
highly recommended as dress max
er. Now we will have a chance to get
some of our new gowns fixed up in
apple pie order.
Oscar Lundell and wife of Rheas
Siding returned home last Wednes-
day after visitiny with friends and
relatives for few days.
Miss Doherty, who is living with
her brother, Phil Doherty, returned
from visit to Heppner last week.
w. r. Cochran moved his teams
and machinery out to the Perfect
ranch last week, where he will put in
The crop for the coming season.
Bert Bowker passed through lone
one day last week with a couple of
yery nifty Ford roadsters. His wife
'as driving one of the cars. They
'~7-a enroute to Heppner from The
Dalles.
J. A. Waters, our genial county
clerk, paid lone visit one day last
week. Come again, Joe.
Mrs. j. H. Wilt was passenger to
Portland last Wednesday where she
will visit with her daughter, Mrs Ray
Blake for short time.
Erik Bergstrom and daughter were
lone visitors last Tuesday, motoring
up to Heppner on their homeward
journey.
We see DR.. Chick running about
these days in brand new Ford road
ster. we will all have to take his
dust now.
Frank Engelman's car had bad
dose of collie one day last week and
the blooming thing laid right down
on the side walk till DR.. Bryson
came along and gave 1t a dose of
physic which soon put 1t on its feet
again.
Ray Beezeley has had his young
Pierce Arrow overhauled and he is
contemplating making trip back to
Colorado in it in about a month.
Mrs. C. c. Chick went to Portland
Wednesday where she will spend sew
eral days visiting with friends.
Rev. J. l.. Jones and wife returned
Wednesday from Black Diamond
Wn., where they had been visiting
for some time. They were very agree
ably surprised to find that couple
of nice, cozy rooms had grown on
their house during their absence.
We overlooked mentioning last
week the news of the birth of q
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Rolph. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
Miss Agnes Pennington, who has
been at Independence, Wn., visiting
with her parents for short time, re-
turned to lone Wednesday Of last
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