The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-04-12
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Rev. j. l.. Jones of this place held
services in Lexington last Sunday.
We see Bert Barlow driving a
brand new REQ these days. We guess
the Ford will get rest now.
L. P. Davidson. who has been down
to Portland for several days, returned
to lone last Sunday evening.
Frank Hall, formerly a partner in
the lone butcher shop. was a passen-
ger to Portland last Sunday.
Ray Beezeley started back to his
old home In Colorado last Tuesday.
We wish him q pleasant trip.
Algott Lundell succumbed to an
attack Of Forditis one day this week
and bought one from his brother.
Herb Olden and Jesse Dobyns, who
spent several days over at Pendleton
last week, returned home last Friday.
Mrs. ]. H. Wit and Mrs. c. C.
Chick returned to lone last Wednes-
day from . week's visit in Portland.
Claus Johnson was a Heppner Wis
itor last Tuesday. We understand
Claus is contemplating buying a new
car.
Mrs. J. A. KLEIN, Mrs. Mitchell
and Harlan McCurdy motored up to
Heppner last Monday in Mr.. Kiehn's
car.
Frank Hopkins sold his Ford this
week to Frank Fox, who expects to
drive around a good deal this sum-
mer.
Gus Wilcox is buster than a mailer
these days baling hay, and tell you
they are making hay while the sun
shines.
Frank H. Robinson and Walt Smith
were Lexington visitors last week,
going up to attend to some business
matters.
That young Pierce Arrow of Ray
Beezeley's had new shaft put in it
last week and you should have seen
It quivver. Z
E. R. Lundell was a passenger to
The Dalles last Friday morning. He
returned the same day. bringing back
q new REQ.
Speedy Dryden. who has been up to
Walla Walla getting q few days of
much needed rest, returned to his
old duties Thursday.
The Christian Endeavor gave a
social at the skating rink last Friday
night. Everyone present spent a
very enjoyable evening.
Some rain we had last week. A
Few more of those showers and little
'xarm, \ weather mixed with it will
make the farmers smile.
Frank Hopkins went down to Ar
lington last Tuesday, where he will
look around for few days and get
acquainted with the city.
Mr.. Bailey and wife from The
Dalles came in on the train Saturday
and Mr.. Bailey filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church last Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Rivers, who has been
visiting in Portland with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carlson, returned
to lone Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. J. w. Osborne, also Henry
Streeter and family were in lone last
Tuesday doing some shopping. They
came up in Uncle Joe's new car.
Mrs. John Louy, formerly Of lone
has been visiting with her sister
Mrs. Hopkins Of this place for short
time. She returned to her home last
Sunday morning.
Professor Cossman, who has been
teaching In the lone school for the
past year, received a telegram last
week calling him to the front. He
left on Saturdays train.
The Lexington high school gave a
play in the skating rink at lone last
Saturday night. There was not a
large crowd but the play was pulled
off in good style anyway.
The first base ball game of the
season was played at lone last Sun
day, when Fairview and lone locked
horns for nine innings. The score
was to 5 in Ione's favor.
Grant Olden and family were
Heppner visitors last Tuesday. We
think Grant has car fever pretty
bad and possibly he got prescrip-
tion filled that will fix him up all
right.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Knappenberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. j. Bristow and family, and Roy
Cochran, attended the Easter services
at the Episcopal church at Heppner
last Sunday.
Ted Troed, who is working at the
French Burroughs ranch, took q
stroll up the canyon Sunday before
last and found coyote den. lie
dug 1t out in about fifteen minutes
and got nine young coyotes.
w. l.. Barlow, who has been hob
bling about on cane for several days
suffering with rheumatism, has
thrown the cane away and gone back
to the ranch. He is feeling so much
better that We expect to hear OF him
raising cane when he gets out there.
Master Ed Bristow had birthday
last Monday evening. He gave par
ty for thirty-tWO of his little play
mates, both boys and girls and the
young fry had dandy good time
playing games. Ice cream and cake
were served. Master Ed is ten years
old.
About sixty-five of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Troedsons friends and neigh
hors patharad at their home last