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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1931)
volumi: XVIV IONE, OKIXJON FRIDAY, May 8.1931. NUMBER 48 YOONC-BOTTEHILIER NUPTIAL RITES Marriage Solemnized In Botterrd'er Home J of Kiht Mile und Mrs. Krncst FarroriH and two dauKhtcrs of I Yakini". Charlotte l.oLU'iiiilli-r, J;liik)i ta of Mr. iimJ Mih Henry Butte- ...:n.. l nr..!..... v miner, turn huiiuii iiruui-,, nun . .. . . , . ' , M ,, iv e death wan caused by pneumonia of Mr. una Mrs. rrnnk Winir of . ... - .. Personal Mention ' Mr. and Mrs. Charley Dotts have received news of the death of their iion-in-luw, Char I y Col lins. Mr. Co lina, ajec.JO years, died Wednesday, April U'J. His af ler an illm-Ms of only Um e day h. Un April 15 Mr. Collins was trans , ferreil from his home in Oklaho ma, to Dallas, Texas. He was tak en suddedly ill and before Mrs. Collins could reach him he hao Two weeks from he le't Oklahoma, Jus EitfhtMile, were married ut thi home of the bride s parents in (Jilliam County, Saturday, May 2, ut hitfh noon, lU-v. W. W. Head, pastor of the Congregational m ..!.., i ...... . ..f r:,.;..i ... . , ' passed away. ,, , ... the (lay he le't Oklahoma, 1 iu iiTi-im-ny. 1 1 vail iruu 11 it , . . , , 11 1 . - , . . . . . . : Ins bixl y was f-lupjMd back toCov- tort but impreiftive nriKseaviee. j , , ' . . , . ., . . ,, 1 1 1 1 uiRton for burial. A iri'i.tlenii.n lh-bride was attended by her r V . , . ... .... , ; friend who accompanied bim on Histi r; the piixiiii a inim was Mr. , . .. . ; nil irii uiiu ui inc nuuu- nun ! from the same cai.se aJ the bod- i.-s were shipped back together. a .Mother Day JO mam 1 ; :-t 6.. .J mmm: v. 87-m Oldie Farrens of lone. Tik h me was beautiful with a profusion of flowers. Immediate ly al ter the ceremony dinner was served. The younjf couple will re side on the home ranch while Mr. and Mrs. IJutterniller will make home in I'ortland. Ik-sides the bridf's relatives there were also The Collins's have been Ihinj; - 1 w 1 1 it - : i . iii' ' 'sr. r . v r hit Lexington News MRS. PE1TEYT DIES AT Mi Amahtl StroJtman HOS?. NEAR IONE The annual Junior-Senior I'an- q jet was held at the Claud While ; A DAt. C TVT home on Thursday tveninfl last.! A KeS1dentof MorfOW County Since 1874 Thursday evening The Juniors, numbering e feht. asilitd by Mrs White, prepared and served a most delightful din ner, consisting of three courses. Sunday eveninj? Jalmer Kos'm' arrived in lone, havinjr motor' d over fron his home in South Bend, in Oklahoma for the past two Wash. He plans on returninitpr years. Prior to that time theylho uttcr part of the week ard made their home in lone where j will be accompanied by Mrs Ne Mr. Collins had employment with, tn and Mrs Koski, who have John Bryson. They have manyk,(in gpc.n(nnJ? some tjme jn present Mrs. Willanl Farrens and friends here. Bert Butts left on' - - Clinton Jackson of lone. Mr. and Motwbiv for Okhi homa and will E!mer Peterw.n and wife of Tort .....: n ..r..:.,.i. I . . ....... land were week-end irue:U3 ntt ma. iu.uu.1 iwuiii " 4.. wi- rviurn 10 lone wim nis sisur, 'f I ti a . . i ne naccaiaurcate service 'or he Senior Class cf l'J31 will be held in the Congregitional church oe Sunday evening, May 10 Hev Stanley moore of Heppner .w.l aJJrcssthe class. liraJuating exercises will be h id oi the school auditorinm on'l hurs day evening. May 15. FOR SALE International Combine, sidehi'.i lean. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Younjrt majtin(r the trip by auto. OPTOMtTRIST COMING Dr. F. W. Clahkk, Optome trist and optician will be in Io.ie, Saturday, May lfi. at the Harris Apartments, on his regular visit. We are better equipp-d to take care of your eye trouble. Special low prices on all work. Twelve i " i years in I'ortland. making this city for ten years. When in Fort land we invite you to yisit our'i office. Centrally 1 cate 1 corner "th and Washington Streets, '202-j , ..... i i i . "i 2( Merchants irust isuuainjr. . ,t, ar, r fotiMn $w.n'h -rt: kC,4i.i'4w4X mn' Hi" I'M. I R. ROBISON ; ALL KINDS :: or HIGH u:: GRADE MA- OfCHINi: WORK I CAREFULLY KtDONE. M tors reground. 0 ' Bearings poured jus; across from t he I m pe r ial II oe I Dr. F. W. Clarke, Side Owner. and fitted to re Iground shafts t MACHINE SHOP 5 W J r r- " W j Wmjfl 11 ,7 I 1 il II a 1 tf il ummYnq D?rd AT 1:0 YouMl Soon Be Wearing Them Too! Women who know, are discovering that the time careful attention to detail i huractcri.cB tliene superb new bilk stock ings, nt their extremely modest price, which you expect to find only in the more expensive hose. Select yours here today in the season's loveliest shades. Full Fashioned, of se lect quulity Japanese Silk. ChiiTon and Service Weights. Added reinforcements for ex tru strength and longer wear. AN ASTOUNDING DOLLAR VALUE! thehomeof Mr.I'tftcason'smotht-r'ty j80u tenn3 if desired Mrs. lua i-eterson. i, WE REPAIR I Boots, Shoes, Harness Saddles, Auio Tops l Side Curtains. vi t Leave Repairing al Oscar Cochran s E. G. Noble l HEITNER - OREGON Si 4.4.44..4-4 ti Mrs. Katie Petteys died at her! hjmeon Willow Creek at 8:1ft A. . Kenneth Warner acted as toat-tjM., Friday, May 1st. Funeral master ac'd pe ting H-spoiwesJrvices v.x-re held at the Chriat-' wtremape by Neva Warner r.d ian chu,tll in Ione Sunday aftr-: M.ss Helen lalcontr. Follo-vintf noon ; ,y 3 and interment was he banquet the stndinls mac'e;rnad) L , pett-,ys cemetery iuu..i. huui-.uii. iwheu generations of the rhoe present were: Seniors; N -. peUcy9 fr,.-qy have;fceen iaid t0 va Warner. Faye Cray, Vera Bre-!rcstJ- ; ricra, sermon WM by $;ear$f James Valentine, Klls May, Rev- JoeI jjeRtonf pagtor of the er. Maurice Reaney, Emrret Kun-, Christian Church at Heppner, as Hirold hc, Archie Munkers, sisted by lhe riev w w IIeafj Oslow Martin; Juniors, Kene.hipastor of the Congrejrationa Warner, Laurel Khule, Llewellyn ;Churcn of Ione The hymns were Lvans. Lena Blahm. Naomi Mc sungb Mr. an(I Mrs Frank Turn. Mdlan.KulhLu-lrclI, Helen )ol-;tr of Ik.ppner, with Mrs. Cleo e-ty. Laverne white, Miss Helen i Drake of Ione playing the accom. falconer. M iss Alice Montgomery, panirnent. pan bearersjwere Gen3 A. C. IkchdoltandPrin.andMrs. Er.gelman, Walter Roberts, Vic E Ingles represented the faculty, tor Rietmann, Frank Lundell. TT. ., Joel Engelwan and Carlton Swan- Mr. and Mrs IL L. Uaroer ac-lson Case Mortuary, of Heppner, companiedby Miss Helen Falcc-' hadchargeof the funeral arrange-. ner, were bis ness visitors in Pen-! ments. oleton on Sa urday. Katie Ganger was born in Mis- Vr- S S fsfrnHfin-,!! kinrP. 3UU11' A'JUIW' -"" ulas oeinK ceipt of a nicely gotteo up invita-! 6 J'ea" and, 15u old at ,the, tion from the P. T. A (Lincoln UmLeof her death' Uhen aTot Chapter, Arkansas City, Kansas) !eight yea" m COnlpafny with her to .ttehd a farewell party in hon-1 Ganger; fihe the"plain8by cr of one of the old time schoolj wagon train under the leadership buildings of that city. Thif build- of Captain Wolfe. The family first ina where Mrs- Strodt man taucht i settled at W'illapa, Washington, school for a number os years isj coming to Morrow County in 1874 . . ... , and macing a home in the Willow to be replaced by a modern struc- Creek valley ustabove the preS: " ture Aikansas city is a thriving ;ent tywn of Ione. In 1877 Katie town of 20,000 population situat-1 Ganger became the wife of Aman- ed in southern Kansas not Lrlrom'ue-C. Petteys. Mr. Pettej s died the Oklahoma state line Support Your Home-Town Merchants. Buy Your Meats at IONE CASH MARKET SPECIALS every SATURDAY Phone 32 Ione, Oregon i 44. Complete Funeral and Service in our New Home $50 and Upward A respectable burial without harjre for those who cannot pay, from Cases' Chapel j in 1919. To this union terr children ! were born, seven of whom are ! living; George A., Albert 0., Mrs. Frank Engelman, Mrs. C. W. : Swanson and Mrs. Fred Nichoson I of Ione, Mrs. James Cossman of Eugene and Mrs. Ernest Newton of Sonth Bend, Waahington She is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Carrie McNeil of Pendleton, and by two brothers, George Ganger Continued on last Page. BERT MASON IONE - OREGON I At'- ft 4 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft it ft Now isthe time to look yourspring f machinery over. You may needsome extras for your plows and harrows. WE HANDLE THE JOHN DEEREUNE Don't forget our Red & White spe- 1; cials each Saturday and Monday. They will save you money. - 5 I PERONAL SERVICE - - Years of experience together with a modern funeral home and equipment permit ut to handle quietly, wiih decorum and dependability, every detail. Every effort it made to provide tat Isfactory service. Phelps Funeral Home CAY AND NIGHT PHONE 1332 Exclusive agent in Heppner for Peacock Floral Co. of The Dalles s-V t J I .fc.-V'Vfk - . . ....... - - - M. - - - ' -, ,r .T r I . Tv-M h4 . luili F A Bristow & Johnson - M4 SHIP YOUR CREAM TO MORROW CO. CREAMERY CO. We Make The Butter In your owm county From Your Own Cream Eat Pride of Oregon Butter & Ice Cream Morrow Co. Creamery Co. W. C. Cox, Manager. 31 K. VT
