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VOLUMG XVII
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, March 15, 1929
NUMBER 41
MRS. OLL1E SCHRIVER DIES
Ollie Schrlvtr, wife of Wayne
L. Schriver, P4nrt away at Tort
tana, warcn 11, WJ, at the age
of 29 years and seven days.
Sha wii the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mia. 0. J. Cox, of
Lexington. Oregon. The greater
part of Iter life was apenl In this
part of the country.
Ollie Cox was united in mar
riage, Sept. 27, 1922, to Wayne
L. Schriver, ion of Mr. and Mn.
C. M. Schriver. To this union
three daughlera were born, two
of whom have preceded their
mother, She is aurvlued by her
husband, Wayne L. Schriver. her
daughter, Carol, her parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. 0. JCoAof Lexington,
Oregon, and two sisters and five
brothers; Mrs. Clabya Young, ol
Medford, Ore., Mrs. Lena Young
of La Grande, Ore., Delvin A.
Cox of Longview, Wash,, Her
narJ V, Cox or Night llawk,
Wash., Jay A. Cox of Boardman,
(l iiiitliiuciliiii I'd 4.)
MISS IONA RITCHIE DIKS
On Thursday morning of last
week, relatives received news of
the sudden death of Mine Ions! t Lucile are In Walla Walla,
Ritchie at Pendleton. Tho body I helping in the care of Mrs. Biis-
who
Local Happenings
Mrs. E J. Bristowand daugh-
was brought to lone on Saturday
and funeral services were held in
the Congregational church, the
pastor. Rev. W. W. Head, offic'
ating. Interment was made in the
Odd Fellows' cemetery.
lona Ritchie was born near
lone, March 2H, 1!K)4. and with
the exception ojthe few months
spent in Pendleton, had lived her
whole lift here. She leaves to
mourn her lus three sisters and
Ihree brothers: Mrs. Ted Troge
and Mrs. Robert Alstott, of lone,
Mrs. Paul Lovell, of Estacada,
Lonnle Ritchie and Wayland Rit
of lone and Wayland Ritchie of
Estacada.
J. E. Swanson .
INSURANCE
sire You Proud of
Your Children?
If you arc, you know how inadequate words are
in describing them to others. And when some
other father enthusiastically shows you snapshots
of his chili! :n, you'll feel ashamed and nandi
capped in not having some of yours.
Don't through mere thoughtlessness fail to
get these precious pictures now, before your
youngsters grow up and it's too late. We have a
genuine I'.astman camera, the Brownie, as low as
fl, and Kodaks from 1 J up.
Modern Kodaks
or all-ueather picture-making
BULLARDS PHARMACY
"The Kodak Store"
tow's uncle, Oliver Wade,
is seriously ill.
Fred McMurray returned Tues
day morning from busines1 ttip
to the Valley.
Mr Ray Roblson and Mrs.
Ralph Harris returned, Saturday
from Portlund. Mr. Harris, who
has been hu I faring for some time
with atoinache trouble, remained
n Portland and is being treated
in Portland hospital,
We understand that E. G.
Sperry has rented the land for
merly farmed by J. P. Doherty.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pet rson
drove to Hermiston, Tuesdiiy.
Mr. Ed Keller, of P.ndh ton.
was in town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Howell spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs.
Grsnt Olden.
Mr. Henry Rowell has rented
the Fred Buchanan ranch on
Willow Creek.
Otis K. Love, of Portland,
passed through lone, last v.rk,
en route for lleppner. While hei e
he called on his aunt, Mrs. Alice
McNabb.
II. J. Reed and family left,
MonJay night, for Cambridge,
Idaho where they expect to make
their home.
Mrs. Paul Love'l, of Estarada.
who was called here by thed ath
of her sister, Miss lona Ri::hir,
returned to her home the last ol
the week.
J, i. Lucinger.orWallaVV.IIa.
an expert safe and vault man,
cams on aunday to open the safe
owned by Laxton McMurray Mr.
McMuiray had not been all to
open the safe for some lime. It
lid not take Mr. Lucinyer long
to help him out of his ditinlty.
From here, Mrr. Lucinger went
to Hi rmiston to perform a simi
lar service.
lone people going to lleppner.
Monday, were Meadames M ude
Ferris, Maxgie Nord, P. J. Lsnn
il. Rankin and P. C. Peterson.
Ji)hnie Eubanks returned la-t,
jundsy from lleppner where he
las been for fome lime ior treat;
merit following a severe attack
Morgan News
Mm. J. F. Haricot
AIIALT-CLARK
Word has recently been receiv
ed hereof the marriage of Mr.
of Mr. Cecil Ahalt to Miss Blos
som Clark in Bellingham, Wash.
Mr. Ahalt is tie son of Mr. W. E
Ahalt of this city. He is a Pen-
Mrs. Elsie Shipley of lone was
visiting in Morgan, Monday after
boon,
J. White, of Milton, was deliv
ering apples In Morgan and vicin tecostal evangelist and is well
Ity, Sunday. . !nd favorably known here. His
Mr. Mrs. and Stanley Seelv and wife is a minister of the Pente
aaughter, were the guests orCOBta Kaith and has been con
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chrisloph .,. a .,. at nll,;.v,.m
ttnuu, uu uiuuua.
, Homer Nash is working for
Jack Davis on the Weatherford
ratich. . X
John Nash bas gone to work ?
for Herbert Hytd at Cecil. ;f
James Hardesty helped Bert J
Pal matter butcher hogs last Tues t
day,
Mrs. Zoe Baurenfeind and Mrs. t
E. V. Seely were visitors in lone X
last Tuesday,
, Fsy Pettyjohn, or near Hepp
ner, is working for M. E. Petty
John.
Ted Smith was 1 business visi
tor in Morgan, last Sunday,
M.s. John Louy, of lone, was
wra seen in Morgan, Wedneiday.
Mrs. L'icy Rodgers, County I J
School Supt., visited the Morgan!
school last Wednesday. (
Mrs. R. E. Harbifon returned :
from Portland, on thettage, lastj
Wednesday. jj
Stanley Seely began working;
for II. 0. Ely last Wednesday, j
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Medlock are
to be congratulated on ihearrivhl X
of a ten pjundgitl at their home, t
March 6. j
Mr. Otto Lindstrom was a Mori t
gan visitor last Wedntalay:
"Bill Ci) ton- wait a Morgan visi
RECITAL AT THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
A very pleasing program was
given, Sunday afternoon at the
the Christian church by Rev. and
Mrs. E. L. Wood and Mrs. Wood's
music pupils. Thi program fol
lows:
1. Piano Duet; Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Wood.
2. Reading, E. L Wood.
continued on pg. 4
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lift the hood to get
the story .
f rvmmi-n"wHt.'gf y i h? JT
tor last Wednesday.
Carlaon Brothers, Bert Pa'ma
reer and Otto Linaalrom unlo.iritd
aic) took Iheir tractors I ome
from Morgan last F-idsy.
Last Friday, Mr. and Mis R.
E. Harbison and Mrs. E, V. Ste
ly and daughter were visitors in
lone, last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Ship!?) vis
ited with Mrs. Seely, Sunday
evening.
Bert Palmateer began plowing
with his new tractor, Tues lay
latt. ,
Miss Carrie Medlock was v 'sit
ing with Dot and Dimple C ab-
Oakland created the New Pontiac Big
fix to enable proprewsive people to step
i the quality of their automobiles
without departing from the low-priced
field. A glance and a ride will tell you
how completely Oakland haasuccceded.
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theatoiy. . , .
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IV.rllon.l tnr moHlol Ir.iln .H ' ' --em Agt'e
went to tee Mr.
Cailwright, near Cecil, labl Mon
day.
It
NOW IS
The Time
iiTo Have Your Meas
iiure Taken for That
NEW SPRING
SUIT
Come in and examine our samples.
i improving in health.
A nlautta n I riarlv Waal OIVn
Saturday evening In the Mike' Ul " fct lhe l11hon:e
Healy home on Rhea Cre.k. i'"1, r, L-
Gimea and o,d time dances w.re c,roft' ?"vMr- "nd
enojjeiby Ih.ae present, who ely and II. 0. Ely.
number twenty four. Before th j Gnn Ball and son viitd wilh
quests deDarled. delicious refrestn Mr- nd Mia. Miller, near lone,
ments, consisting of sandwktur,
ui.ke and coffee were aea'ed.
last Sunday.
Mrs. Utnnels haa rented a rtom
BRISTOW & JOHNSON
lone, Oregon.
Mrs. Jennie K-lly, Department Mrs Nash's home and is now
President or the American Auxil. baching,
iary, was at Mrs. E. U. Sperry's Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harbison
home, Tuesday afternoon, where jtrted on an auto trip to Calilor
die gave an hour's thlk on the 1 Monday. They will stop
Aims. Purcoseaand Work of the!t. Eugene for their son Robert
Auxilliaty. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Harriet Gemel of Hrpp
ner, who is District Committee
Woman,
I- R. ROBISON
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i Maxwell Coupe
$150.00
i Essex Coach
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i Chev. Touring
I Pontiac Coupe
All Pricces
VERY
REASONABLE
MACHINE SHOP
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who willaccumpany them. They
expict to be gone about two
weeks. They will visit Mr. liar
bison's people at Vacaville, and
then goon to Los Angeles.
uuy i.ason ciosea nis earner if
-l. i.L II ! . L ' J ; - ll T
snop in me narria ouioing. ne
has accepted a position in a khop
in-. lleppner. His family will
! remain here till the clo e of school
aura
. WANTLD
Men to examine those fine suit
samples at Bristow & JohnsonV.
Clark & Linn J0
Carpenter Work, Painting, Pa
per Hanging and Ceneral Re
pair Work
lone, Oregon.
wmming
FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY
7)ARIS has come to town for Easter
in Humming Bird Full Fashioned
Hosiery. The new spring colors are
sponsored by a resident Parisian
representative of the mills.
Humming Birds are knit ovcrlength
for short skirts, and with sandal soles
for the lowest of low-cut shoes.
Made of superfine Japanese silk, spun
nd "fuzz proofed" to produce a
clear, even, lustrous fabric
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BERT MASON
IONE, OREGON
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