NUMBER 43 VOLUMC XVII IONB, ORCGON, FRIDAY, March 22, 1929 FAREWELL PARTY PASTOR OF DISCIPLES SURPRISED Several carloads of out oF town people journyed to Lexington, Monday evening, to tender Kv. and Mra. 10. L. Wood a Utile fare well party. Tin affair was in the nature of a surprise and theplans were 10 well laid that the sur pr ini) wan complete. Mrs. Wood wua at the parsonage lo greet the at-If invited guebts. Riv.Wood w.-is absent when the party came bnt aoon returned and all joined in the spirit of goodfellowship. The evening was spent in pleus it c inverMation. Deliuious te frestuueiiiH of sandwiches, cuke and col leu were served. Kev. and Mrs. Wood have their house hold k ootid packed and will ship onlinued on ty. 4. I'hnuh column FORMER HERE AGAIN Dwiglit Misiticr Coiiirt Back To The Garden Of Allah Mr. and Mr, Dwlght Miaener, of Portland, have been greeting ing their many friends in lone this week. While here, they were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Fred Markin. Mr. and Mra. hav decided to cast their lot with us again, having purchased In lands north of lone belonging li the Ftiewald etsant and C. L. Squire, ol Portland. The tract agregates2('J) acres and includes the old Sperry ranch. The pur chase price totals $04,000.00 and is on th crop payment plan with out interest The deal was ban bled through the real etate of fice of It. L. I'eake, 302 Dekum Local Happenings Ji hn Uarbki', of Vancouver, VI nth., was here last week look ing after his farming inter. ate in th a loci it y. W. 11. A. Smith is spending this week with Iriends in Walla Walk Jane Filzpalrick, a 'pupil in Miss Williams' room, was qjite badly cut on the upper arm by broken Klaus last Thursday. S?v en stitches were required toclofe the wound. The little girl was cared for in the T. E. Grabill Morgan News Mm. J. F. Hiimr.sTV Dean Eckleberry and E Wyatt, New York Lire insurance agent, j were calling on Stanley See'y on Sunday a t. Leonard Mahoney from the', Gl-nn Hall was attending to ' Vdllev" came lo work for his huHlneB8 matters in Heppner and Valley came lo worn 'r r"8 utler CrH(iki Sl)nd(,v. brother beorge last luesday. j Mrg. Omar Rietm inn vis'ied John Ilarbke, of Per. lard, with Mra. Harde3ty, Saturday slopped in Moagan to see his hie- morning. ter in. law and fami y list! Mr. and Mrs. E Wja't and Wednesday. Mr. Ilarbke was cn i rnotiier, Mrs. De Vard of Hoed a busineca trip to Heppner at d liiver, visited with Eckleberrys expecting to return the sun e Sunday and Monday. evening ts his wife is just nct,v SOCIAL MEET ON NATAL DAY E. L Dick Felicitated on Anniversary, A pleasant paiiy was given in i he E L. Dick home, Monday ver.ing, the occanion being in "elet.rition of Mr. Dictc's birtli lay. The time was spent in play- continued on r. 4 ing f orn s herious operation. Mrs Zoo Hurenleind went to home until sh could be taken to f'"'. WedresHay ev, ni. gU t,e her own home. Bill McClintock, of Dry Fork, was in town Friday of last week delivering a load of hogs to I e er son Brothers, of the lone Meat , Market. .. . . i- -1 - .. i uuim.ng, roruano, vre ...u... i L v DavidHOI, who hai i,een Mr. Misener denominates as one ;quite jh j now on tbe road to of the mo t nusiung uuswtra, recovery getters in the real estate line. 4444444444444444444444 ; x x x I fiiBirn if- -1 r Utwmi: Kodak at Home Kodak pictures takc.i at home have a charm that grows greater v. ith every passing year. Think of the pleasure yi-.i'll get from an allium full of family p'ctiirts. AnJ, Uh.y with tlv; high fcr.ule lens equip ment suppl'ul on lo.v-priteil K'ulaks picture-making is easier than ever hei'irc. We'll fi.'.;d.'y show you the ne-v Kodak models. Stop in any time. Bnllerd's Pharmacy IOSE, ORKdOS. Mr. and Mrs. Louis BaNiger drove to Eugene last week. Re turning Friday, they brought ! their daughter, Elva, home with them. Mrs. Holmta Gabbert and little : daughter, Patricia Anne, of Port . land, spent last week with Mrs. Gabbert'a sister, Mrs. Fred Man ; kin, Jirnmie Cochran, the small son of Walter Coceran, wasquitesiCK last week with intestinal flu. Mrs. Martin Baurenfeind, of Morgan has been here assit ine in the care of her mother, Mrs. Willard Farrens, who is very ill in her homa on Second Street. Mrs. E. S. Briatowand Li cite returned from Walla Walla, Sun day. Norton Lundell is unable to at tend school because of illne?t. We are glad indeed to welcome the Miseners back to our com munity. Day old chicks are beginning to arrive. Four hnndred were shipped in last weok by expiesB ard three hundred came through the post office. Mr. and Mra. C. M. Schriver and Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Logsdo.i I Vesper Schriver, of Amity. Or hef mother, who is very sick. Glenn Ba'l and C C, Hutch-I crjft were delivering eggs '( Willow Creek Poultry Thursday evening. All kinds of 4 rarm, I A. Eister novelties at Bulla.d's Pharmacy. Mrs. Seely accompanied Mrs. Baurenfeind to lone last Wednes J day. It Mrs. Hardesty was calling on Mrs. Kennels and Mrs. Nath on J t .ft : 'WK.S7 4 plow- Thursday. C. C. Hutchcrott began ing last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Turner were call ing on the MahoneyB last Friday. The Baurenfeinds have a New Remiagton Portable Tjpewrlter which was purchased .through Bullards Pharmacy. H. O. Ely took his daughter. Margaretle, nephew Freddy Pal mateer and friend, Alice Nash to a doll show in lone, Friday. Genevieve Pettjohn is woik ing far Mrs. Farrens in lone. Beulah Pettyjoen was clerking in Mr. Baurenfeind' store last Saturday. Joe Gibson passed through Morgan, last Saturday, with his new tractor to hU ranch east ol Morgan, Mr. Gibson sa s thai he has just tinished plowing 2U) acres this spring and expects to finnish Summer fallowing in an other ten days All the plowing has been done by tractor. Mr Clayton is leaving will his turkeys and chikens, Sumix) morning for Hermiston, as he has rented a place there. Mrs. Carrie Brethears and Smartness that Results from Individuality You can tcc it in every line of the New Oakland All-Ameriran. Smartness that results from individuality . . . For it's a car that's triumphantly different from anything else ia the field. With that difference that -polI owner natifaction . . . that difference hich comes from efferins greater heauty, higher quality und finer performance for its price. 4 4 4 4 4 4 , 4 4 X 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 X X trirea tilt'. In rM. 1. tf. f. rn ulir. Wirh.. plum drllrrrr rhmrg. Surtng r.trc I.:vf'.v .'.rrtiif iN-fc .thurf.r. inriujed in lui prirmm. HumgrM mn-t rrr fen.li r tutr.U rttrm. I hrrlt 4tire4 ukM-lhvj l..trr-l hnn Hint rWlff. i.rnrmi Motmt Tim r NMftl fun BtiUU al Miiaua rale 4 4 4 4 I. R. ROBISON, Garage, lone, Oregon, X 4 4 were Wednesday night guests children, are visiting with I er of Mr. and Mn. Paul Balsigtr. I mother, Mis. Ntsh this week. The Schriver family came to at I tend the funeral services for Mrs. ADDITIONAL LOCAL Wayne behriver neia veanesaay Bert Johnson received word THE NEW '-T Ail EJJTXlL i US ; ALL-M3ERICAW SIX J rilODLCT OV bKNCIIAL MOTOKS J t4.44444 444 f 044444 444444' I morning at Lexington. Mr. Clyde TPgdav. that his daughter. Mary 'Schriver also came, but he made wn8 4Ulte in, suffering with mas me rciun-my b imi ui-i tolJ tronble. An operation may wherhehad left his wife and be necessary. Mary and her moth sma l child with relalivts, when r an. in Portland. 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 t foud thgt Mr. Schriver , E l. Lundell. local cistributor m.:'.''W-- to make for ,, Studebakers. brought r T Ti r the entire trip. hume a new Erskiue car for M. Miag NeJra Agie re.ui nid to Morgan, this week, her home, Sunday, after an ab Baseball Dance, Sat. nite. sence of nine mou'.hv. She has j Miss Elva Balslger, Junior, in bean visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Oregn State University, has beet. X rryi lil J'Anne Gladman, of Los Angeles, chosen for membership in Alpha Cal., and with her grandmother, i Delta, a sorority of nationa! INOW IS Ttio TiniP X 1IW JL i To Have Your Meas ure Taken for That NEW SPRING SUIT Come in and examine our samples. BRISTOW & JOHNSON lone, Oregon. Mrs, Thornberg, of Opal City, 'scope, maintaining a house on Oregon. j University campus. From the Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Lundell, 'close of the Eastr vacation, Mit Mrs. J. E. Svanson, Mrs. Geo. IBulsiger'a address will be, A'pha ( Contitiui tl oil I'g 4. Xi Delta, Eugene, Oregon. .hA.t..t....t..f.Ml 1,:arlier in the V8' Mi98 n'iU fltoi.. 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