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VOLUME XVIV
IONE, OREGON FRIDAYAug. 1, 1930.
NUMBER 7
LUS1NESS SCHOOL
AT BEPFNER
Experts from State College
And Merchant's Association
To Be Present Aug. -7.
Advcrllslrg, salesmanship anil
m rchandislng problems .of Mor
rv County merchants and bu:i
nesi men are among ti e f rlncip; I
topics to be discussed before the
annual business institute, sponsor
ed by the Oregon Retail Met chants
Association and tin Orgton Stair
College school of Comir.e ce which
opens a two day session in the
Star 1 heater a' llTpncr, August
fi.
Instructors will be Prof II. T.
Vance and Pi-f. P. E Ilosworih,
of the State College, and 0. F.
Tate, Secretary of the retail mer
chants association.
Wednnsday evening at G:::0o'
click, a banquet will be given.
Star Brand shoes at
Bristojv & Johnson's
FAMILY GATHERING
There wan fumily Kthnnn
at the Lnwly McMurrav horn
Sunday afternoon with with Lux
ton MiMJiMy aciinu hh lion und
Ma tin ttm Wornt utu iwu chil
dren, Keiiiiu.h ami Mild'ed. o
i'.Uikttun, Wish.asho'orKUia-i'.
Member of the McMurmy clan
pi went were: Mrs. Kmily Mc
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
llanis, Mr aiJ ilis Kay Rol W
ton, Mr, and Mr. Lo;en UtU
htiJ daughter Miriam, Mia. Hi
ram Wrrta:id Ktnntlh and Mil
dred. and Mr. una Mir, Laxton
ilclJurmy. Yuun Jihi.os ii
Miriam' Mho Avrc mho prrtrnl,
were: Ceci! Karrn?, Mil nd
Lundell, Lva Snaui ant ut
Ueverly June McMt lan. Ail enjity
ed the Iternoonanatheih'lietotih
icecream and waleta st-nej by
the host.
S.S. CLASS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Kay Kobinson' very delight
fully entertained the members of
h.r Sunday School diss, last Sat
tirday afternoon from three to
tive at her nomc in upper lone.
The party was given In honor
of Cccl Farrens who Ins ban
spending the summer in lone and
is Laving soon for her home in
California. Out door games were
enjoyed and dainty refreshments,
consisting o.' cake, fruit salad and
pink lemonade were served by
Mrs. Rotvson Those present weie
Cecil Farrens, Miriam Hale, Hilly
ami Cleaner Eubanks, Jjan Si jus
,1-anta Odom and Henna -Moah
i.udPaul Cloninger.
Willows Grange
The "Hyr l Program" presented
ill Grange, Saturday night, was
mjoyeJ by these present A talk,
" The Silent Laby" by Velma
Sharrardand a paper, ' Richard
Byrd's Trip to the South Pole" by
ida llcliker, were cspecitly inter
estiug
A song by Donald llcliker was
very appropriate, the words hav
ing been written fo r the occasion
by our Worthy Overseer Sister
lUHikcr.
A musical number much enjoyed
was a piano duct by Mildred and
Harold Finnell of Portland.
By vote of the Grange, there
will be no meeting, Saturday even
log, August 9. A Grange picnic
will be held at the Krcbs home on
Sunday, August 10th. Everybody
bdng well filled lunch baskets and
enjoy the potluck dinnner and
sports. A short bushrss meeting
will be called inthelate afternoon
Personal Mention
Kinley and Cloniicer expect to
finihh their work on the Shell
Oil plant the latter part of this
week, During their short stay in
0 ir tonin Ihev and Ve r families
have been living In the Harris
1 pa trmritH on Main Street.
Mr. aid Mrs Lynn Dempsey
mud buslnes tilp to Pi rt i d,
list Friday.
Clell Khea has returned from
KufctMie and has woik in the wate
house,
M". and Mrj. Ilfrman Hontt
ger arid dauKhters Shirley aid
KJeen were gU'-Bts in tht Linde
ken home taut Friday. They were
returning to their home in Wood
burn, Oregon, after a few days
visit at Freewater. Wit e heie
Ihey drove ont to the rsnc'i where
Mr. Lindeken is harvesting a ( n
Cop of wheat. This was the fir'
t'me they had ever seenactm
bine harvester in operation and
thy were very mnch interested.
Helen Lundell, duuhter ol
Mr. and Mr. Ivnest Lunde I,
visited lubt week with Valjean
C'ark at the Water Itittmam
ranch where Mr. Clark is cook
ngor harventers.
Bates Steel Mule Tractor is
now on exhibition at Paul C.
Balsigcr's Implement Store.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Eld n McFerrin.
who have been liv rig in the Louy
apart mdnts have rented the house
recently vacated by Mrlatt.
A. T. ODom transactel bus!
ness in Portlan ' last wrek.
Nina Hazel Frlman who ernf
nated last June from ibeich
of Pharmacv at the State College
now has a pos tit n in a drugstorr
at Sheridin, Montana
Mr. and Mis. IU'ph Marian
who were living in M'S. MhnU
Forbes houte, have moved to
Morgan.
Si'2 Dristotv and Johr.son,-
Saturday an MomfcySpcciai
Mr a id Aim i am Mm
and riaiitfhtt-r and Mr S'effi'
oiiMn, Jennie "f ard, all of Poit
litnri tl'i t evn dfcJH nf In
week m the A. E. Stefani M me
on I'liir I Strt.
1 1EPPNER CLEANERS
As good work on ladies' aj
parel as on men's clothing and
Quicker Service than elswherc
NOTICE
Notice Is Hereby Given that
E. G. Frank, being the legal own
er of nix lots in BIock 5, Cluf f '
7h sddition to the City of lone,
Oregon, adjacent to McGee St.,
did on the 1st day of July, 1930.
file with the Common Council o
the City of lone, Oregon, his pe
tition, asking for the vacation of
that portion of McGee Street l
ing endb'ing between, the north
crly extetension of the westerr
boundary linen of of G Street anr
II Street in tie Additon and Citj
above denigrated.
That by order of the Commot
Council cf said city duly madi
and entered herein, Tuesday, lb
5ih day of August, 1930. at tin
hour of 8:00 o'clock p. m., at lh
Council Cliamtier in said city, "
time and place set for the heat
ng of said petition and objection
thereto, If any.
Said petition is now on file ir
office of the City Recorder of 1 1.
City o lone, and isanbjeeti
examination at any time.
Dated at lone, Oregon, this Is'
day of July, 1930.
W. W, HEAD
5t City Recorder
HARVEST
PROGRESS
The cutting of the second crop
o' all I I'm is low under way in
t lis part of ih" vHv. A few of
the wheat farmem hsve 'Uiehed
harvest and more Will !:" (in
ished by th? end of the w. i-k.
Kirl Murray will finiah next
we-kandth family witl return
to their heme in Walla Walla. He
reports his wheat making bet w en
18 and twenty bushels. Lous
U.-r.evio hss teen harvesting
Home making twenty-two ant
one half bunheU and it is r-pott
ed that Roy Lieuallen has a Held
yielding twenty four bushels to
iheacre.
WOODPILE FIRE
John I)uy came near losing a
one day last week. Mr. Louy hid,?,' at ' L
ourned off the shortgra3 wherej
he wanted his wood piled and htd
ifterwarda thoroughly soake'dtl
round with water. The wotd
was later del.vered and one even
ing. mvre than a week after the
grass had betn burned eff, smoke
wad discovered rolling out of ti.e
woodpile. The fire waa pnt otr
before any damage was don. It
is thought that 8awdutt on ti e
jii tne ground had held the fkt
all those days.
MISSIONARY MEETING
The next missionary meetirc
if the Congregational Church
4rill be held Thursday afternoor.
August 7, in the church parlor
M-s. Kitty Turner will belle
I -afer, and a injects to be studied;
re our project in China and tl v
vork being done by Mis9 Grace.
Hr cl. Eveiyone is invited totti
tend.
Two good 50 gallon vinc-i
jar barrels. Bert Mason. i
Two good 50 gallon vine-
;ar barrels st $2.50 each.
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Nice New Line
of
Ladies Ready
to
Wear Dresses
at
Bristow & Johnson
lone - Oregon
CECIL NEWS ITEMS
. Friday gues's at the Earl Mer
gan home included Mrs. Milt Mor
I m of lone, Mrs. Ina Bartlemay
ftf The Deschutes and Mrs. Crab
free
0. L. Lundell and family enjoy
ed a fine visii with his sister and
Mr. Lindstrcm, Monday.
Norton 1 undell of lone was a
mk end guest of the Lunc'tll
bjysOther Sunday guests of the
coys included Roland Rubcck,
J jhnny Gates, Stanley and Ilaskcl
aTiarrard I be "Of Swimmin
Hole" proved to be the most pop
ular tpjt on the ranch.
Mrs. Tom Daidson, who has
been visitiug with her parents for
several weeks and also in the Lew
Davidson horn, left, Wednesday,
lor her hnme in f!pvptanl fit, In
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GRANGE CALENDAR
FOR AUGUST
Aug 2 Invitation Dance.
iU. 1U..I ICUlt dl niCDi Hdlllll.
Aug 16.. II E. C. Progrrm (Pub
; lie invited. Admission )
Aug 2.J.. Grange Sisters entertain
Grange Brothers.
Cordon Drapers tor all makes
of Harvesting Machinery il
Paul Balsigers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howk an
Mr. Howk's ristf r, Mrs. Loula
J nes, of Chickaiha, t)klahoma.
de( arted the midole of last week
for Portland and crast points.
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Ihey were accompanied asftrts
Potian 1 by Mrs. HowL'emothr
Mrs P. J. Linn.
Vegetables
A-Plenty
' Big,tendir
beets, carrots.bage, green onion. :
'cuci mbcrs crctn beans, parsnirs
squashes, etc., Cooking Affiles.
I Eveolhing fresh frum tl:.
the earth here
Also ior saie unto improve!
cnester unite pigs, irom rt'g'r
tcrcd stock, a good deal chcape.
than sending away for them.
At the Windsor Castle Rand
down the bighmay i mile below
the Elevator.
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. mil nor
MATERNITY HOME
Mrs. Fred Ritchie announces
that she will rivi maternity
cases at her home on Second
St., lone or, if desired, will go
out on such cacs. Prices arc
, right.
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The Fraternities
PAST GRAND CLUB
The July meeting of the Fat
Grand Csub ostheRebekah Locge
was held at the E. J. Hfistcw
fiome, last Fiiday afternoon.
Ihosj present, beeideuthelics'esa
and daughter, Lucile. were: Mrs.
tmil Swonsort, Mrs' C. W. Swan
ion. Mrs. Biain Blackwell. Mrp.
Emett Lundell. Mrs. Cleo Drake
Mrs. Harlan McCurdy, Mri Lee
Howell, Mrs.Ernest Hel ker.M a
John Louy and Mrs. Harold Kan
Continued on last Pg.
SHIP YOUR CREAM
TO
MORROW CO. CREAMERY CO.
Thirteen Years
Are the Cause of Your Getting
BETTER PRICES
Morrow Co.
W. C.
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In c-ur fin. service which omits n necessary detail,
yet spares all needless expense. When loved ones reach
that zero hour of life give them those endearing kind
nesses and attentions that they have known before.
Phelps Funeral Home
CAY AND NIGHT PHONE 1332
CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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SPECIAL CASH PRICE
2J R W Spinach ,
2 RVV Tomatoes
21 GW Tomatoes
2l2 Hominy
25 Kraut
2 GW Beans
2 GW Corn
2 BW Peas
16 oz. Pork &
Alpine Milk
One each
10
FLAMO
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NORTH IONE
IMPROVMENT CLUB
The North lone Improvment
Cub met Friday afternoon, July
2, at the home of Mil, Victor
Kie'mann. The life and works of
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle were dig
cussed. Mrs. Omar Rietmann had
some good material regarding
Doyle. Mrs.Gorger had an artv
about his views on spiritualism.
It w as decided to study the life
and w .. 1. s of .hck London at the
next veti which will be held
Continued on Pg. 4
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on the Job. We n
Creamery Co.
Cox, Manager.
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6 for $1.12
6 for 1.10
.7 6 for0.83
6 for 0.83
6 for 0.84
6 for 0.82
6 for 0.82
6 for 0.82
Beans 6 for 0.60
6 for 0.60
of the above,
for $1.49
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