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VOLUME XVIV
I0NE, OREGON FRIDAY, Sept. 12, 1930.
NUMBER 13
Kxaj..r"i
MKS. MARY YOUNG
CELEBRATES IMRTHDAY
HORN IN ILLINOIS IN 1812.
SHE HAS UVEI) 4(5 YEARS
IN THE STATE OF OREGON
On th fourth day of lHt month
Mr. Mary Youn?, mother of
Krknk Y mini?, celebrated th87th
anniversary .of her birth. She
pent tha dy rpjietly atthuhomf
of tenon In tne KUht Mile din
trii-t. Mr. Youru lm heen a re-i
rlent of the itat of Oreeon for
j Th flal Ely family have rent
I cj the Eaa Padbertf horn on se
Mra Henry Ckrk and Va'jean street and Mia Margaret
Personal Mention
BECKNER-
IIUMERICK
returued. last Friday their home
In lorin. For the pant two months'
Mra. Clark has been cooking f(r
a crew of law abiding citizens at
tne ' Out Law Camp" (Waller
Riftmann Ranch). On Tuesday,
Lowell Clark finished haulinx
wh 'ai for Art Turner and WalUr
Rietmann. lie handled over 8 0( 0
(X )0 aiicks and drove the truck
overl(KX) milea. Mr. Henry Clark
i at:ll employed on the Walt
fortvix ytita.
h Imlred interf utlnjr. She wh
horn in Ilend-THon County. Ilia.,
in 18-13. When a jtirl of thirteen
je&r. inrompany wl'h her father
n hrohera aid one nitpr, ahe
went 'o California, making the
trip hv hunt, which riecHitafed
their b'inn on th? water forahout
two months. At the aireof fifteen
fura ahe united iith thechurch.
W.vn aeventeen yea a old ahe he
nirne the wife of Alexander
You n sr. She it the mother of ix
children; Knaitie, Vvliham. Wal
lUr li'e history Kinmtn Kumh,
Mra. C. W. Swanson and her
daughter Morma were Pendleton
viBitorB, Tneacay.
School opened Monday with a
total enrolment f 135, fortothrec
iu high achool and ninety two in
th grad . The freshman clans
numbered eleven.
Mrs. Homes GabbeJt and two
children of Portland, are spend
inir a month on Sunset Renin
wi'h Mra. Gabbetl'a parents,
Mr. and Mra. Dwight Miiner.
while Mr. Cabbert ia I ra ve.ln
ton, Chair. Edith and Frntc with hn Oregon .Washington and Idaho
whom he makta her home. Mra. ju ,n(, interebt of the Muster En the most of her time In Heppncr
Ely pntered high pchool aa a
Sophomore. Mi-ta Edith Elywho
lsr, year wan a atudent at the
Monmouth !orml "orool will
tech year in the Riddle oiatrict
on KUa Creek.
Henery Raker and f nily re
turned Saturday from a pleasar.t
wek on the coast.
Frank Maon who laanenkr
FAREWELL, OLD FRIENDS!
The old dray team. Sybil and! a quiet homo weddir.g was
Cap. will be peen on our Btreet3:c , , Crated. Thursday morning,
no more. For neventefn years ;gepti n at the Lee feckrir,
they have been on the job. LaHtjtj0m wnen Mis jmha jjumer.
Cap reacheP the i-tage where he;j,k( of Jacksonville, Florida, be
was no Janger able to work and
he was shipped uo Portland. A
erne the bride of Mr. Tilghman
Reckner of Athena. Onlv the
short time ago Mr. Troge let a ; immediate members of the Lee
friend of his in the valley have
Sibyl rnd ahe was taken to her
eJ May 17. 1909. on the rad-h
this year at Willamette Univer now owntfl ny ttaroia itariKir,
itv spent part of his vacation thus Ihe had reached the ripe old
with his father on the Rhea Cretk ge of twentycne vears. Her
ranch, life has not been without thrill?.
Reck tier family w ere present
when tnfi VnULU vct.ru ivrh'innii
new nome by truck. She was tTh(:vlmMuimm9WiV0rvic(
of the Congregational Church
was read, Rev. W. W. Head of
lone Contregalional Church offi
ciating. The service was read at
ten o'clock and at ncor ft deli
Inn. tuna nnilu A aaort D Saltir. Wheil shft wan makina her recent!
I W I I r T HCl V ' W G. 1 W . - mm-
day every one who could atten- motor trip to the valley she met J ,CCSSrC3
ded the Rodeo at Heppr-erand a'l with a painful accident. She was! kVsi
report a good time. Thoe who being moved with aetrangehoree
remained at home enjoyed (V) and making a fhatp turn the
fcious family dinner waa served.
The happy couple tooj their de
parture for Athena in the after
noon. They plan on taking an
auto trip to New Mexico in a
short time.
Famou "WorthUs" of Old
Tlie ".Vine M'orthl," who wr
popular subject In the paliitlt:! ai.l
tap-fitrie of medieval tlme, wp.b
Hector of Troy, Alexander the GreBt.
Julius Ciiennr, JoNhun, I)avld. Judas
Miircabnci", Kiiijf Arthur. Cliarle
mucne ai.d OoJfrejr of I'.oulllon.
2 .jt '""th Youth
(rip '" : l etnoen the moder0
youth ; .. t . iicU I that when th
1m:I In fast you 'an rejulate It Cap-tit-r'i
Wee! !r
the worse dust storm of the sea
son. Mrs. Fred Richie enjnoy a visit
with her parents, Mr. Mrs. John
Kirk of Vernonla. Mr Mrs. Kirk
a'so visited Heppncr. They were
accompanied by Mr. R Ciassmcn
and daugter, Romonia nd ly
Mr. Addie Pratt. Mrs Pratt spent
Y"ung spent last week end withj
her Jriend, Mm. Paul O'Mearp,;
of lone, while her son and fam!
Hy tcok in te Rodroat H 'sppne
WAL'NA CHAPTER. I) A. R
Mrs. Mert Mann motored fo
lli.od River lant Friday at d en
Saturday went on to portland to
visit briefly with her mother,
Mis. Amelia (iMfrey, returning
home Sunday.
Whel'in Hoeol River, M.i. Mi
r-n. Mra J. E FepU8-nnf Hood
River and Mrs. (5 O wiper of Pak
dale to wey- hotesn to W'.ona
Chapter, I. A R. at M. FergJ
son's t,eB iful cour.t ry home.
Twe-ntyfive Udi-s were preret.t,
gravrrs.
Star Brand shoes at
Bristow & Johnson's
Miss E izabeth IhaJ will sta
j tier father. W. W. Head, and at
trnd school in lone this year,
i Danil Head has returned to his
school in Cath amct.
John Cochran and Lax: on Mc
Munay made a trip to Yakh.a
Sunday. They visited at the homes
of Homes Holman and Hrenmd
Reese and returned with a carlo.-'d
! of fruit.
Ixo Yourfi will leve next weik
if irMonmoth whrrehe will cnUr
hili school. He will make hi
home with aunt, Mrs. Edith Mot e
among them being the StMe lie ,
gem, Mra . . am, Calr Younj will also leave nc.vt
roMlanu. Sirs. Ricurfoit-a in k
wai Vety interebtiri v'ht ont!
lined the state soeietv program
for the) ear and ftn sat d ihe mr
jur piojept . hi'h is the erection
of a log cabin at Ohamborir ss a
ttletnoriul to th piohecrs. This
cabin is to be bnilt at a favorable
nite on the bhtika of the rivpr
Mid will be filled with relics of
pioneer days It will ho open next
summer.
Cook with Gas.
See Bert Mason
Dwight Minr made a trip to
the mountainsSundhy loo t'ng up
a good location to estnMish camp
when the deT Hefli n opn
Mr. anJ Mrs. perry Hartlemav
f y ays came up to attend the
K d.'O at Heppner and via t at
the home of Mrs." Itartlemuy't
parents, Mr. And Mrs. M. R Mor
gan of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ihlsigcr mo
tored to Kennewick S'.tnnday
where they were guest9 in the
lomeof Mra. IJalsiger's cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Thalmann.
The third cop of alfalfa hay
; beinjr cut in this part of the
v ly.
George Ritchie and his sifter
ft 8. Ida Cochran of Portland
were seen on our streets one Jry
bht week.
Harlan McCurdy motored to
Baker Sunday to look after his
beep that are on range near
there lie was accompanied. by
M"H. E. J. llristow who went to
vhit hei son tiiid daughter in law
iMr. and Mi 8. EJmond Bristow
wetk for Corvallis where he will j
resume his studies at Oregon S'a
te College j
R. E. liarhiso rcccnliy pr.iclta:.t
fromT. M. HeniJict seve acres i f
land which joins I lai bison crciki
land on the south. The
on this property was dcs'roytd
by fire a f.w vtc'..s ato.
The Nsh family of Moan aie
movlnjj to Washoutfal Wasliir;',
ton.
with her sister, Mrs. McFerrin
whom she had not seen for forty
two years.
Denward and Ikttle, son rf
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bergevin jte
attending school in lone this yer
. Fcr the past two years they have
been pupils in St. Josephs acsd
emy at Pendleton
Sec Bristow and Johnson,
Saturday an Monday Specials.
u imi Si p.on )(i.udliu
ju4 4J u uuj .'1'iu U .in.H:i
iim nq o ui(in f rn" 'JI'''UtJ
Jtipd JO .litiI."Si.ii 'tl
jo Mint ti kju.hIiI 0t.4 ii;ii.i3
iuuidui pio 'JTiS
Golda E. Mumma
STATE ACCREDITED
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupil ol Wm. R. Brown and
Prances Strlcfitl Burke,
III.I.ISON and W II1TE CONSKRVATORY
.:,.; Si-hoo! Cmlits Given.
S udio: Mi.in Street.
ttrangea j )stled her. One wot dj
brought on another until a fight!
ensued, the side of the rack was!
torn out and lady Sibvl wast
thrown to the highway. All this;
happened Mar Willows. Sibyl re-j t?
inat'u iu nrcanu uik wreiner wi:s
cillsd from Arlington to move
her. She was takeh to Arlington
nnd thtt nixa dav pontinned her .
journty to her new home little
the worse for the accident. This
old team . while working faith
fully in our town have been or,
ed by the following men: Frar k
Akers, Linn and Griffith, Cha-.
Gray, Mr McCormick, Paul Lo"
el and Ted Trope.
Eiplainiitf Abbreviatioa
Mo. wua the ahlirevliitinii for M;s
aourl because any other abbreviation
would be likely to become confute I
wlib en abbreviation for Mlsslsxipi !
SHIP YOUR CREAM
TO
MORROW CO. CREAMERY CO.
Thirteen Years on the Job. We
Are the Cause of Your Getting
BETTER PRICES
VII
Morrow Co. Creamery Co. jjj
W. C. Cox, Manager.
LI
I
SUPERIOPv DRILLS i
i
Are no Experiment but are the j
Product of Experience. The nar.'.e
tells the Story. ;
P. G. Balsitfer i
IIEPPMiK CLLALKb S J
As good work on ladies' ap-i Vi
parcl as on men's clothing and j
Quicker Service than clswhetv.
m
r Those Finer Points of Service- -
llKUMtsTON, Oregon.
By nature some of the finest bointi ncceessarily a part of better
mortuary service arc more appropriately cared for by a woman.
Our trained lady assistant aisores these little fineries being well
taken care of.
Phelps Funeral Home
CAY AND NIGHT PHONE 1332
CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASION'S
Too Many "Gaztttcs"
Aa founded by Franklin In 172X,
die periodical now known ax Urn Sat
Hiitiiy r.venltig I'ohI was entitled the
IVnimylvutila lunette. The imino was
eluiiiKed In 18111 to avoid confiiHloii
bemuso nt ttiut time there were six
other papers In Philadelphia UHlng
Ihe word Uaxette In their title.
A"
V
Milk in Pound of Cutter
The Pepin It'iild of Airrleiilture :'
. 4 . ...111. I. ..I ... I
iniir me 11111011:11 111 mn. reiiuiicu in ,,,
liinl.e one pound of butter d.'pemU iv
upon the qiiullly of the mill;. Ordlnarl
ly upenklng. milk roiitalti! ffuui U to j J
:i',4 per eeiil butter fat. Cnio'eipieiilly ,!
It would take WO poundu of milk to i'v'
make iibout Mi pounds of butter.
Orijinnl Pillar Saint
Simeon Styllten was a Syrian usei'tle
of the l'lfth eeiituiy who passed tie
last .10 yeara of life on a pillar near
Antliifh, He Ihe tlrt mid inoyl
Botublc of the stytitea (pillar Faint.1)).
hi
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.R. ROBISOr4
ALL KINDS
OF HIGH
GRADE MA
CHINE WORK
CAREFULLY
DONE.
Motors rcground
Vegetables
A-Plenty
. . . f. -t A a. a . . . . . .
T
Hi?, tenJcr beets i
carrots, cabbage, green onion; ;'
cuenmbers, green beans, parsnips i
squashes, etc., CookingAwles.
Everything fresh from the
lli. p.irlli tcr ' !
j , , ..
i; 1 Also for sale Ohio Improved
Chester White pis, from regis-
School Books. I
lyiUIS llKiuuiiu i .
Hearings poured! m tcred stock, a gooJ dear cheaper j
and fitted to
ground shafts
re
t
MACHINE SHOP
At 11,. U'ii.Urtr Tnstl Rr.rtrh!
y t I l IliV II IIIMUWi
X down the highmay J mile btlow!
iw IIIW l.lV.WiV.- j
OCK
OF
Chineia Wivat Trusted
Money la rarely a consideration In
Chlnohe iiiariinneM. as It l l !"
wpsteru onen. In t'hinii the IniNbuml
linnda over evorjthinj; to the lfe
hunting ber nblllly nnl NhrewdnesH In
buying for the household. lr. Sum
Niing Au-Yoimir.
Valuable African Tree
Monkey bread Is the fruit of the
Afrlnin baobab tree. The pulp Iiiik m
pleasant Held liiKte mid ean be in:iile
Into n beverage. The trunk of tl:e
tree often prow to a diameter of "H
feet, The leaven nnd balk are used
iiiedli'liuilly nnd the liber Is used by
the natives to make cloth nnd rope.
1 A Nice New Line
I of
Greek Statuary
A bronre statue of n boy Jockey,
made In the Third century It. C, and
riding a borne Houlpturcd In the Fifth
century H. ('.. Is evidence that the
Greeks' aoinetlnieg fitted statues Into
new Ki'oupH.
Only Two Big Ones Left
The two InrgeNt national forests In
the United States nro the Tongas
nnd the CTimiicIi In Alaskn, with net
areas of 10,51(1,212 nnd 4,7l),ri83 ucrcs,
resjiecttvely.
Ladies Ready
to
Wear Dresses
at
Bristow & Johnson
lone - Oregon
HAVE A FULL
School Books
Tablets, School
Papers, Fountain
Pens, QX Crayons,
INKS, PASTES, ETC.
Please Remember all Books are Cash.
BERT MASON
K -OREGON
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