The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-04-26
NEWS NOTES FROM lone
(Too late for last week. ]

(Too late for last week.
Mrs. Cynthia Walker and Mrs.
Bert Mason spent last Thursday out
at the Kincaid ranch.
Lowell Mcmillan Of Lexington
spent last Saturday in lone. This
said Lowell is some solicitor.
Mrs. w. C. Cason of Heppner came
down to lone last Tuesday to visit
with friends for a short time.
Seymore Wilson from Portland has
been up visiting with his brother F.
H. for some little time.
Ike Howard returned from The
Dalles last Thursday. where he went
to attend to some business matters.
Grandma Hale and her daughter,
Mrs. Armitage, were incoming pas
sengers on last Mondays train.
B. F. Thompson and daughter
from the Lexington country were WIS.,
itors at lone one day last week.
Jack Hynd and wife, and Tom
Lowe of Cecil spent few hours in
our little city one day last week.
Beech Haines and wife and Mr..
Haines' mother were passengers on
last Saturdays train for Tacoma.
Walt Smith, F. H. Robinson, Har-
Ian McCurdy and John Kiehn mo-
tored up to Heppner last Tuesday.
Jessie Smith, who has been up at
Pendleton for the past several
months, returned to lone last Thurs
day.
]. w. Puyear and F. H. Robinson
made q business trip out into the
Gooseberry country one day last
week.
Mrs. Shurte and Mr.. M. s. Pittman,
of the State Normal School, were WIS.,
itors at the lone public schools last
Monday.
Misses Marie and Muriel Cason,
two Of Heppner's popular yound Ia
dies, spent last Sunday In lone with
relatives.
Mrs. Wilson, of Pendleton, arrived
In lone Tuesday with a line of new
hats which she will sell for Mrs. Rose
Campbell.
Bert Mason Is doing a rushing bus
mess in the combine lines these days.
He has sold seven combines in about
as many days.
Mrs. Vicey Sperry, who has been
out at Fred Esteb's at Gooseberry for
some time, returned to her home at
lone few days ago.
Walter Cochran, our city editor
spent last Sunday at Heppner. We
think Walter must have drawing
card up there somewhere.
Harry Cummings from Heppner
has been very busy for the past sew
eral days planting trees and shrub
berry in the different yards.
Ernest Lundell returned from The
Dalles last Monday night with new
REQ. e. r. is doing rushing bus
iness In the car line these days.
Ed Weatherall, our city painter
and decorator, Is up at the Burroughs
ranch these days giving their house a
good going over with the paint brush.
O. d. Forbes, who has been down
at The Dalles for short time. re-
at The Dalles for a short time, re-
turned to lone last Tuesday evening.
E. link, who has some land hold
ings up in this locality, has been
down at Portland for some time, but
returned to lone Wednesday evening
Last Friday afternoon was clean
up day over at the school yard and
the boys and girls put forth theil
best efforts to make the grounds lool
their best.
Mrs. Carter and son, who have
been down about Cecil for some time
came up to lone on Sundays train
She is going to cook for Mr.. Halvor
sen on one of his ranches.
Chas. O'Neil and Burl Burlington
went over to North Yakima last Sat
urday. They went in Joe Knappen
burg's car and took Bert johnson
and family over to Grand View where
Mrs. Johnson's sister resides.
w. B. Ewing of Cecil spent few
hours in lone last week. He was OF
his way home from his mountain
ranch. Mr.. Ewing stated that there
would be plenty of good feed in thu
mountains before many days.
| Mrs. Young, one of our highly re
spected citizens, left last Wednes
day for Portland. She has been /,
resident of lone for good many year
and her neighbors and friends will
miss her greatly. We wish her al
the good wishes possible.