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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1929)
VOLUMB XVII IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, April 12, 1929 NUMBER 4) BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr, am) M' 0. W. Swanson were corn pi. tc' and very aicree ably surprised Wednesday even lug; the oceaiion being the twen ty filth anniversary of their wed (ling. Mrs. Swanaon wan sent to the home of Mrs. J. M, Swanxon on an errand and when she re turned from her errand and Mr. S hannon came hom for the even in ur they found their home, filled with frlenda and the tahleg ret for a sumplious dinner which wag aerved at 6: 30. The following guests weae prcHcnt: Mr. and Mr. Li, It. Luridell, Mr. ann Mrs. C W. Swanson, Mr. and Mm. J. I' Swansor, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Knitcl.iian, Mm. ChriHtina Trotd ann. Mr. Katie I'etteys, Mr. and Mrf. VMi I)rae, G. A. iVtleyH, Mra. Fred NichoHon, Carlton, Norma and Ruth Swanson, Kuby Huberts, Gene, Joel and IVrn Garland, Norman and Eva Swan, iiin. Frank, Richard. Norton, Mildred and Heln Lundel Alice Katherine Nlchoson. and Dr. Clarke of the Clarke Opti cal Co.. 202 and 20:, Mercharila Trust Bldg. Glh and Washington Local Happenings Mr. lien Juday, of Umatilla, spent Thursday of last weik iu lone. viHitinjf at the home of his Sta., Portland, Ore.. EYE SKlHT.sister, Mm. Charley Nord. Wren SPECIALISTS, will lie in lone h3 went home he was aecompan all day and eveninir, Sat., Apr d hy his two little daughters, l.'llh at the lone Hotel. bEEHIM who have been with their aunt ABUUT YOUKEYES. Iforaeveral weekg. One of the plate glass windows Tho County Declamatory Con. in Bullard's Pharmacy was wreck teHt In to he held Saturday. April1'"' 'hrt and run" miscreant It will cost about $35 to repair 13th, in Heppner. The contest of j the Krade pupils will be held at ihedamaKe. Iti, however cov cred by insurance. twoo c.iock in the anernoon ana Mrp Nefj Carr i9 her. visiting the high school contestants w ill ( with her mother, Mra. Alice meet in the evening. We are bel Wiles. ing represented by Maxine Mc jjrs. Charley Alienor and Curdy, Helen Luridell, Donald jdautchter. Lillje, returned last IMiker, Walter B.istow, Itiw j w(k from Portland where Mm, Fletcher, Eduh Fly and ThelmaUenker had K()ne to ronsuU an Morgan. WANTED eye specialist. While in the city Mrs, Allcnger was quite ill, and M.-n to examine thoHe fine suit, Mlowlnir the advice of her Port samples at Brintow & Johnson's, YOU CAN WIN' a prize la the bfjl $.H,000 Eastman contest. Start taking your picurea todny. Any kind f camera will do, But r.ry kind of photo finishing will not do. For pr ;... tf the prize-winning kind, aend your exposed films to us. Our export photo finls'.u-rs will develop and print them skilfully and carefully. You ran rest assured that every one of your prints v ill be the finest It Is possib!-; ti rik Load Your Camera Wiih Dcpandabls Kodak Film Bnllard's Pharmacy HW'E. OR EGOS'. land physician, is now eta) 11 u in Hpppner, in order to be neir a doctor and continue her me!ical X j treatment. I 1 Mm. Walter Swenson and Re t Han Wade, of Walla Walla, arrived j last Thursday, for a visit v ith I I their aister, Mra. E. J. Bris'ow. J 'Mr. Wade returnee home, Fri tay hut Mrs. Swenson remained 1 n til Saturday when the Britiow family drove to Walla Walla ;They spent the week end with their eon, Elmond Bristow, re turning Monday morning. ! Mrs. Willard Farrens, vhi! has been seriously ill, is now net in? better. Hereon, Rupert Fartena, and hia family have retu nd to their home at Monnment, and ,another son, Guy Farrens ha re turned to California. Her daugh ter has remained to assist in her care. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ag-ee and daughter. Emma, and Miss Thel ma Ayers, of Boardman, were .Saturday guests in the Mark Auee home. When they returned they were accompanied by NVdra and Beulah Aitee. Miss Beulah 1 was back home for school worn, I Monday, but Miss Nedra remain ed for a longer visit. Morgan News Mas. J. P. IIakumty FACULTY CHOSEN Tue lone School Board Jhas chosen charter) nnrt nf t.ha tpnrh : Daniel and Helen Barton rrj(nj force for next vearandex atay.ngatMr.and Mrs. Seely pect to fi the vacanciei in a and going to uhe Morgan school. ghort lime The jst BQ faf jg 89 AITroedKontoWid Paimateerfo,OWi; Supt( E A Brovn to see the doctor at Heppner IHigh School. ;Miss Elizabeth G. Tuesday. Wid had been kicked by j VitlBOn. 7lh Bnd gth 8radeg Mf a mule. Mrs Seely and babv ac j Harrie Brown;3'd and 4th, Miss compamed Mra. Baurenfeind to' , . . . , lone, last Wednesday. , "'Idegar e Williams; 1st and 2d , Mm. Hal Portwood and two,lir'de8- Mrs Zflma Kennedy. daughters in law were calling on Mrs. llardetty, Saturday, last. Mr. Harry Shipley and Mr. Walt Swazie were calling in Mor gun, Thursday exerting. James Ihrdesly helped Noah Pettyjohn last Monday. John Nash, came home Friday It night, having finished his work at Mr. Hynds. Mr. Hynd brought him h.ime. C. C. Hutchcroft.AlfrtdTroed son, K. L. Harbison and Wid Palmateer attended the 1. 0. 0. F, at Heppner, Saturday RFBEKAHS ENTERTAIN After the close of lot'ge, Thuri day evening, Aprit 4, the Rebek as entertained the senior and jnnior classes of the high ichool and the faculty. A peasant hour was spent in playing games, after which refreshment wereserred. This is an adnual aflair on the part of the Redekah Lodge. 9 i 1 time. if Mr. and Mrs. Wash McKinney, of Blalock, were businebs visitors in Morgan, Saturday. j C. C. Hutchcroft and family, t Wid Palmateer. Mr. and Mrs. A! Troedsun and FrancesJones, were Sunday visitors at Mr, and Mrs. : Bert Palmateer's. I Mr. and Mrs. Timms. Mr. and $ Mm. Harbison, Mr. and Mrs. Mill er, Mr. Matt Hal von en, of lone, :T Mr. and Mrs. Seely and baby and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bauernftind were'; callers at the Hardesty home on Sunday. ! Bobby and Billie Morgan of t Lne spent the week-end with their aunt, Minnie Llv. in Mor-1 gan. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ely were calling on the Ekleberns last Sunday afternoon. Mr Nash, the Morgan free de livero, was delivering wood to Mrs. Nash in Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ball were business visitors at the Theooore Anderson home, above Heppner, Monday. She'll never be too busy to J eat your remembrance, McDon lard's Chocolates, Bullard'a Phar macy, lone. .liking It easy for yoia to enjoy advantages Now it is aty for forward-looking people to fulisfy their desires for a finer automo bile. The .New Pontiac Iiip Six makes it possible for them to enjoy the style, luxury and performance of a big ear with out paying a big ear price. It enables them to strp up the quality of their cars without stepping out of the low-priced field. trim :J lo ttQS. f. . h. r.-ll.f, lirli.. pfuf rfrHraVT rhr tummmm. . enn . I n.,n, .l ark rnhmbrrt t.lu uvmnl al tiit Ki matrm mat . I .hn It i'nnt m U. .1 rd irte9thv in rlurf, Immmml kmmdtinm vfcarfM. Omrrmi Mvt .r, ffan 9rm Bj -ntnliriM T-n I.R. ROBISON, Garage, lone, Oregon. 2 Till-: L4 r::Mifrr)F mhi:s X 1 NOTICI 1 Tin ll.infoid Firt liiw.tnrc CunMav, of IUf.,ra.cimi.ut,fc,trl.rKivnoiicifc: The young people of the tovn ill o.uvhoiu po!k'ir BiiiiilxrrJ 42 Serial , . n iioil .1 t lj r i have an organization known as Ni. 2191 hmlolovc furaibl ill tgeH, C. A. , JoU,,,,, Or,g.m u brcuae Ut ..d 1 ne Ione At present ilui, it will tut bt liihlt for iou u!tr uf of they have 28 members. Richard rid twliuii ilioulj ibcy be uuwj bj ai ar.au' L'.indell i P.esiJeilt and I''v'tn 'tboriiU pcrjoa auuinn to b geat f ihU tnge!iiian Secretary Tieasurer. 1 4 i uiii'4.t.tfvtt-n'iiM:4it;i'.n.tfittiti:t.:tiUt.itti, N0W IS ! The Time : iu nave iuui i'it:ao- ure Taken for That NEW SPRING Company. JOY LICTENSTEI V Manager Pacific Ikotirtmanf llanlord Fir Iniuc.int Cumdiiny S.ia Fraauica, California Dalii of first rubUaliun. .tr. 5, '29. A'u.6iT of Times, Three. SUIT Come in and examine our samples. BRISTOW & JOHNSON lone, Oregon. Tney rn 'et once a week o tr the lone Meat Market. Each btiti nesj meeting is (ullowed py a social hour when cards and danc ti at are enjoyed. At their in ret ; inti, held Saturday eve'ninu about ( thirty were prestnt. Delicious re TWO IIICII GRADE PIANOS ''eshmenti uf ice cream and in storage near lone. Will sacrifice ufer8 w"e wrvd. for quick sale at $125 anJ $195 - Mrs- Kensdy, teacher of '.he terms to suit Your phonograph 5lh a,hl 6ln KrJ. h been or organ taken on down payment. !Ver wiUl l,,e ,flu" i Both of (lies pianos are fully guar i Our Base Bill Team played (he antced and the piano at $1J5 is first game of the eaon et Uepp and looks like new. To see, write ner, Sunday al termun. We tost jTallman I'ianoStorc, Sakm, Ore. the game by a score of 4-0. Bill ' . 'Ford is pitching for lona this tViXilLiLaX3::;Vi , year and Toby Wa'lis is catching : I R. ROBISON ODNTWCAR ont your tract tor J Q . - a 1 1 i T or automobile by making it eat dirt. i INSTALL A PO. ; MONA CLEAN. :UR.It will take all; -the diitont of the! air. PI 3i- 3 Mrs. Evelyn Appiing, and tvo dauuhters and Miss BerniceAp pling were over Sunday gutsis in the Cole Smith home. They drove 'over from Walla Walla, brinuinginir wi'h tUm W. ii. A. ! Smith, who ... retuiuuig fiom a pleasant two we ks visit In the (Washington city. : MACHINE SHOP .3 .3 3 J& Clark & Linn Carpenter Work, Painting, Pa-1 per Hanging and Ceneral He-1 pair Work ANO THER Carload of FEED Rolled Barley Mill Run Shorts Bran ChicK Scratch, Growing' Mash Cracked Corn, Whole Corn Oystershell Surelay, Calf Meal A full line of Dr. Hess Remedies BERT MASON IONE, OREGON Ione, Oregon. iii