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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1929)
VOLUME XVIII IONE, OREGON FRIDAY, Oct. 18 , 1929. NUMBER 19 HiCUSCHOOL ATHLETICS Personal Mention lone Loscso Arlington There waa plenty of action on the Arlington gridiron when lone tangldd with Arlington HI. lone tor into Arlington like madmen though they were greatly out weighed. Arlington scored one touchdown in the first frame by center buck. The second touch down wi made in the lecond half by a paae across the goal. The laKt paoe .was made with a long end run by Learned. The final count was: Arlington 18. loneO Next Saturday lone meeti Condon on the lone field. Since Condon U one of the strongest teama in the league, lone expect to play una of the faetear and beat game of the aeason. lone haa played Uogamee now and will moat likely make a very good ahowing. TheKneup for the Ailington game waa: Lundell and Mason L E. Ely I K Ksteband l.leuallen L G. Kitchi C. Everaon K. G K. Smouie R. T. P. Smouae and Morgan It. E HcCale Kincade I)r T. 0 Andera and and Mr. Ivan Rem'inirer. of Seattle, were vmitora in lone over the week end. Wovland Ritchie came home Saturday, after an absence of iv?rl wee kit. W. H. A.Smith left. Saturday. for Walla Walla, where he goe lovtoit a cousin, Mrs. Mary Ap pi i tig. The removal of your child's adenoids should be bloodless and ;airika operation done by a physician who know how. -Dr. J. l'erry Conder. Mian Florence Shippey, of Port end, is here to visit her mother, Mrs. Etta Shippey. Mra. Shippey ha been quite ill but is now 1m proving. Lon.Markham and wife, of Preewater, spvnt the week end in loue, visiting frienda tne Iran sacting business. Frank Woods haa rented Mrs. J. Louy'a nouseon Main Street. Misa Marian Barber waa tho guest last week, of Mim ithoten. Sam Spittle, an employee of the Pacific Power and Light Co. and Carl Cady, printer on the . Quarter. lo(h of Kennewick, Wash, were gneits In the Laxton McMurray Swanaon L. H. I home hereon Snnday. Claik F. B. Mr. Helen Earrena returned Ktfleree Parish 'Thursday of last week from a si ii I .. i 1 aria it li it k rlativil in o.,. IONE v LEXINGTON The lone grade boys plajed Pendleton. Mra. J. T. Kirk returned, Fri- day.' to her home In Vernonii Joe Gibson and con. Waiter, returned Thursday of last week, bringing with thrm two large b'"li.r They did their bunting w Logan Valley. uXton McMurray and John Cochran returned from their hunting trip, Friday. They also were lucky, each bringing home a deer. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Carr have rented Mra. Jobn Louy'a houe on Second Street. Mrs. George Frank was a visit or, last Friday, in liermiatoh, where her daughter, Hazel, is attending schoo.. Mrs. Harry Yarnell and chil dren have moved into the W. S. Smith home on Second Street. Mra. Kitty 0. Turner, who has spent the last two months at the home of her sister, Mra. Elmer Griffith, departed the first ot last week forTacoma, where she waa called by the serious illness of her brother-in-law, Mr. Cun ningham. Mr. Cunningham died soon after aba reached bia home. Wilcox -AUstott Mr. Charles Wilcox and Mist' Tresaie AUstott were quietly mar ien at the Congregational parsoi age in lone, last Saturcay morn ing. Rev. W. W. Head officiating. Immediately after theceremon) the happy couple motored awsj to Walla Walla for a ahort hone moon trip after which they wil Continutd onPg. 4. CONGRESSMAN BUTLER IN IONE THURSDAY Our Congressman, Robert R. Butler pasited through line this past Thursdsy and tarried long enough for the exchange friendly greetings with our citizena. CongreBman Butler has the die tinction of serving 'the largest rebresentative district in the entire country, embracing as it does 18 count its, some of which arelaiger than some ntire states of the American Union. Scottiib "Laafaaf' Til nntiif "Srntch Inn . -tin tie" I of tH applied to (he Celtic ! h of th Scotch blcliliinilvri. nIm known "Gaelic" It aim re f era In Hie dialed or dialects of the Kntflnh spoken li tlit lowlands of Senllnnil. i k.n avttk i .vinutAit ' Whits here, she oarcimta anew rl lUUVWaiH Willi us aiiipwu ' grade boys on the Lexington field Chevrolet. Her granoson, Arthur, laat SaturJay. 1 be Score was 28 Ritchie, dtove the car home lor, to7 In fevoroflon. tWIe Akers her. i and Harley Wright deserve spic.j The Missionary Society of thei ial mention: Berle because of two Congregotionsl Cl utch hasjua exdepMonally good tacklea and sent a Chrietmas tx of toys for Harley because of aeve.al good 'kindergarten children to its pro end runs resulting in touchdowns. iect" Kj,ol' J'p,n' it ';; . j: Keep'V&ur Druggist's Doors Open- TXMJR-FIFTHS of all the drug-stores in the country JT would close their doors if they were restricted to filling prescriptions and selling sickroom supplies. There would be only one drug-store to about 1 1,000 people, and many communities would be without one. It is still true that the principal duty of a phanw cist is to fill prescriptions with ingredients which he knows to be of the best quality, and to be prepared to supply the varied medicinal agenu called for by physi' dans. The technical knowledge required to do this he has acquired both in college and in long years of experience. When a physician's services are needed they are often needed promptly. So with the prescriptions he orders. The nearer the drugstore the better. For this reason you ahould give generous support to your neigh borhood druggist. Remember that he must sell many other articles than medicines in order to keep his store open and bia prescription department well equipped to serve you when sickness comes. MERCK For Pretcrlpttoiu PhytlcUnt pre Ktlbt and Druggist! dUpcnte the pur producti of Merck luhoratorln. 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Warren Cool, more familiarly snd affectionately known to his friends aa "Shorty", was an ac tive member of Willows Grange and a popular member of the younger set He often helped with degree and drill work and willl be greatly missed in our grange activities and other gath erings. Word haa been received by the Masters of the various granges of Eastern Oregon announcing the Stat Grange meeting- to be held at Fa Grande on Saturday, Octoner 26. Conferences atait at 10:00, a. m.,at the high aehool building. Degree work will be Continued on pagt 4. WARREN COOL PASSES Succumbs to Pleuropneumo nia After a Brief Illness Warren Clifton Cool died in Heppner, Friday, October 11, 192a. Funeral aervices were held in the Congregational church in lone. Sunday afternoon, Oct. 13 and Interment waa made in the I. 0. 0. F., cemetery. Kev. W. W. Head conducted the service. Music was furnished by a Grange quarts. 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