VOLUME XIII
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924
NUMBER 25
Cecil News Items
Noah and Fay Pettyjohn of
Morgan were visiting friends in
Cecil on, Sunday.
Mn. W. A. Eggiman and
children of Arlington were calling
on Mr. , Hsrl Farnaworth at
Ithea Siding on Sunday.
Miaa Mildred Duncan, a stu
dent at Boardman high school
spent the week end with her
parents at "Busy Bee" ranch.
T. B. Wilde of lone waa a Cecil
caller on Sunday.
Miss Annie C. Hynd entertain
ed the following friends at
dinner on Sunday at Butterby
Flats:Misses Violet Hynd, Annie
C. and Minnie H. Lowe of Cecil,
Thelma Miller of Heppner,
Rhoda Beck of Cecil, Emery
Gentry of Heppner and Cecil
Luieallan of Salem.
. W. E. Chandlerof Willowcreek
ranch was doing business in the
Ella district on Tuesday.
Horace Van Schioach of The
Dalles waa visiting with his
sister Mrs. Geo. Krebs on Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Roy E. Slender and J. E.
Crabtree were busy men on Sat
urday, shipping turkeys to the
Portland markets. . 1
Willis Farnsworth of Rhea Sid
ing was visiting Harland Lundell
for several hours on Sunday, and
planning what they were to do
during their Thanksgiving holi
day. ,
Ed Reitmann, prominent wheat
farmer of lone was calling in
Cecil on Wednesday. Ed is de
lighted with all the rains which
have visited his part of the
county lately,
Dick Logan and Harvey Smith
of Four Mile had a amall round
up of their own at Cecil on Wed
nesday while trying to harness
some mules.
Max and Sam Gorfkle of the
Army and Navy store at Pendle
ton were doing a rushing business
on Willowcreek on Thursday and
Friday.
A. A. Manning left on Wednes
day for his home in Pendleton.
A. A. has been working on the
Improvements which W. V. Pedro
has been making on his home
at Ewing.
Chas. D. Sennett arrived on
Saturday from Helena, Montana
and will visit his daughter, Mrs.
M. V. Logan at The Willows,
Oregon.
Bank of lone
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State, County and
, City Depository
4 Per Cent
On Time and Savings Deposits
Safe Deposit Boxes
IONE, OREGON
"From Dot and Daddy"
A Kodak
It has been hard for Dot to keep the
big secret but she managed somehow,
and mother is the most surprised, per
son in the world. And pleased, too. A
Kodak is just what she wanted.
At our store you will find
a complete line of Kodaks
) from which to choose.
May wc help you? '
Bullard's Pharmacy
The Kodak Store
Robt. Balcomb Opens
Store at Umatilla
Robert Balcomb of Morgan,
Ore., has opened a store in the
former Earl Brownell location.
Mr, Balcomb has been in busi
ness at Morgan and is an
experienced storekeeper. Mayor
Brownell was preparing to start
a "ca8h and carry" store in this
location but Mr. Balcomb was
impressed' with the city of Uma
tilla and purchased Ihe stock Mr.
Brownell had on the way. Uma
tilla News.
Protect yourself against the
uncertainties of winter. We can
assure you a good position in
your own county, that will pay
you well. Write us at once.
Nogar Corporation, 301 Couch
Bid., Portland, Oreaon. 3t
Th" Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
will hold another sale at Moore's
furniture store on December 6th.
Besides several articlea left over
from the sale last week, more
have been finished and will be
disposed of at the December sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Johanas Troed
son and son Carl left on Saturday
for Portland, where they will
visit for a few days before, con
tinuing to KingsCity, California,
at which place one of Mrs.
Troed son's sons, Alfred Carlton
is located. Thev expect to arrive
in time to spena Thanksgiving,
and will remain at that place for
the winter. On their return to
Oregon next spring they expect
to visit Mr. ,Troedson'a brother
t San Jose.
Mrs. Etta Shippy of Portland
arrived in lone Sunday evening
and will spend Hie winter with
her sister, Mrs. Corson.
Leave your watch repairing at
Swanson's Feed and Supply store
for Hay lor the jeweler, Heppner.
High School Notes
Th Junior and Freshman class
es gave a party last rnday
evening. Songs were sung'until
the entire crowd had gathered.
Various games were then played
and taffy pulls and corn popping
were features of the evening.
Apples and marahmallowa were
also served.
Frank Holub has not yet re
turned from Portland where he
is having his arm treated.
Fannie Marsters who has been
absent for the past three weeks
returned to school last Monday
Mr. Croisant left for the Valley
last Wednesday to spend his
Thanksgiving vacation. .
Miss Mclntyre left for Port
land last Wednesday to .spend
Thanksgiving with relatives and
friends.
'Basketball proctice began Wed
nesday night in the rink, which
will be used until the new gym
nasium ia nnienea next ween.
Annual 0. S. T. A. Meeting
Eugene, Ore. (Special) -Three
educational leaders of national
reputation will appear on the
program of the Oregon State
Teacher's Association, at the
annual meeting in Portland, on
December 29 30 31. They are:
Mrs. Olive M. Jones of the ele
mentary schools of New York,
president of the National Edu
cational Association for the year
1923 24; President Thomas W.
Butcher of the Kansas state
teachers college, Emporia, Kan
sas, and Miss Mabel Carney,
specialist in rural education at
Teachera College, Columbia Uni
versity. There will be no general pro
gram on Monday, Decemoer 29,
af the opening day ia always
giveujover to the deliberations of
the representative council. He
ports of standing committees will
be heard, and all business of the
association will be transacted on
that day. Only the duly elected
delegatea may take part in the
discussions of the council, but
the sessions are public and all
teachera are cordially invited to
be present . The general ses
sions when the visiting educators
will speak, will be held on Tues
day morning. December 30th,
and Wednesday afternoon, De-.
cember 31st. Departmental
meetings will occar Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday morn
ing. Departments of the association'
which will ha especial programs
are: rural schools, boys' and
girls' club work, Oregon State
council of English, higher edu
cation, class room teachers,
librarians, city superintendents,
school principals, Oregon state
council of geography teachera.
history, modern- languages sci
ence and mathematicas. art.
music, physical training, physical
education, vocational education,
agriculture, commerce, home
economics, industrial art
All sessions will be held in the
Lincoln High School building,
Portland. The Portland Hotel
will be the official headquarters
of the association. Reports from
sectional chairman indicate that
every county in Oregon will have
a good representation and that
the attendance at the convention
Villbe'not less than 2,500. E.
F. Carleton, T. of 0., Press Rep
resentative, 0. S. T. A.
Lexington News Items
Mr. Fred Lucas's mother
arrived Monday to spend the
holidays with her son,
Mr. Karl Beach left Wednes
day evening for Walla Walla to
spend Thanksgiving with his
family.
Mr. Geo. McMillan has been
spending several davs with
friends in Portland.
Mr. Emil Swanson, lone grain
buyer was in town Tuesday on
business.
Ceroid White had the misfor
tund last weeK of burning out
the generator of the, electric plant
on his chicken farm.
Mr. Arthur Clothier of Wasco
was in town Wednesday on busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelley are
spending the holidaya with Mrs.
Kelley 's parents in Portland.
Mr. Orris Pad berg and his
brother were in town Wednes
day on business.
Mr. Tom Cuts forth' waa a
business visitor in Lexington on
JVednesday.
An interesting Thanksgiving
program was given by the stu
dentsof the Lexington school.
A good sized audience enjoyed
the program. .
S. E. Duran went down to
Arlington with his son William
who haa been visiting his folka
fort few days. William-took
the train to Portland Jrom that
point
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corley
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of a fine baby girl,
born Wednesday noon.
Morrow County Girl .
Weds Portland Man
Miss Augusta Lindstrom of
Morgan was married to Mr.
Warren L. Crutcher of Portland
last Sunday. The wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Lundell of that eity.
While cutting kindling Wed
nesday afternoon, Mrs. Corson
was unfortunate enough to cut
the end of her thumb nearly off.
Doctor Walker dressed the
wound.
I have a full stock of furniture
which 1 am selling at 10 percent
reduction.
All kinds of furniture repaired.
& E. Moore.
A Christmas bazaar and food
sale will be held December 6th,
in the Ladies' Rest Room of the
McMurray building by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Congregation
al church.
Car! Troedson left last Satur
day morning for California where
he intends to spend th? winter.
He wilt stop at Fresno for a few
days and then continue to Los
Angeles where he expects to find
employment
One white steer branded N. H.
at my place. Owner can have
by paying for thia Adv. and two
weeka feed bill.
Cecil C. Sargent
The Gift Store -Bullard'a
Pharmacy.
Leave your watch repairing at
Swanson's Feed and Supply Store
forHaylorlhe Jeweler, Heppner.
Miss Hazel Akera ia recovering
from a severe attack of tonsil
itis. She waa unable to be at
school for over a week.
Clifford Henriksen of Pendle
ton and Oral He-iriksen of the
Moore ranch near Lexington
were busy duringithe week meas
uring hay on their Cecil ranch.
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Preparedness J
Are you ready for winter?
I have a good stock of
HOWARD HEATERS
in Coal or Combinations
Last Thursday evening two
small boys were informed that
a bin turkey all ready dressed
was hanging on E. J. Bristow's
porch. Taking this as a tip to
About fifteen suits have been Bteal the highly prized turkey,
given out enough for three! which wa8 to be the main of
teams, making prospects unus
ually bright.
Last Friday night the seniors
entertained the Bophomorea and
alumni with a party which began
at 7:30 with the game of
"Bingo." Gladys Lundell and
Carl Linn furnished music and
later in the evening a supper
was served, consisting of roast
turkey, chicken dressing, mash
ed potatoes, - gravy, cranberry
sauoe, pumpkin pie and coffee.
The sophomores and alumni cer
tainly consider the seniors as
generous and entertaining hoBts,
the senior-Bophomore feast the
next evening, the boys got away
with the turkey in a way that
showed they Were not novices,
After carefully uplatching the
screen door on the porch, they
slipped away with the fowl
and hid it in the house of one of
Ione'a leading citizens. It was
returned the next morning in
it 4
ume lor roasting, ana quite a
laugh was had at the senior's
expense,' as they were already
bracing themselves for another
dig in their "jeans" for the
price of the next turkey,
s a
Portland Stove Works Cast lorn
Combination Heaters. Com
mon Air Tight Sheet Iron Heat
ers. If in need of a heater
see my line and prices."
I can get repairs for your old ranges and
heaters on short notsce. Be sure to
get name and numbers on old
stove if you need repairs.
BERT MASON
' IONE :: OREGON
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