s Destroy Grain, Building In tone Area
ECHO PALMATEER
urn was destroyed by fire
Harold Sherer ranch about
Northwest of lone Fri
ornlng of last week about
. M. The cause was un
. A small amount of hay,
md machinery parts were
turned In the barn. The
tick was called from lone,
arage, which was nearby
ved. The barn was insured,
leat fire destroyed between
I 4o acres of wheat on the
almateer ranch near Mor
laturday morning of last
About 300 acres of stubble
ilso burned. Fire fighting
nent was sent from lone,
ton and Cecil, also Gar
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Aviation plane from Lexington.
The wheat was Insured. Origin
of fire unknown.
The fire truck was called to
put out a grass fire on the John
Hughes lot on Second Street
Thursday afternoon of last week.
Those from here who attended
the Morrow county picnic in Port
land Sunday were Johan Treed
son, Carl Ttoedson, Mrs Arvilla
Swanson, Mr and Mrs Clell Rea
and Katherine and John; Noel
Dobyns, Mr and Mrs E R Lundell,
Mrs Cleo Drake and Fred Ely.
George and Charles Ely, resi
dents of the Odd Fellow home in
Portland and Mr and Mrs Fran
cis Ely and son of Salem also
attended. Most of the group going
from here passed the walking
grandma, Mrs Emma Gatewood,
below Blalock. The Troedsons
and Mrs Swanson shook hands
and talked with her.
Ernest MeCabe of Bay City
spent the weekend here with his
family. Mildred Bristow and
Judy Kelly of Portland are spend
ing the week at the David Rlet
mann home.
Mrs Ida Grabill and son, Gene,
Mrs Hazel Wiles and Mr and Mrs
James Morgan and daughters
spent Sunday with Mrs Frances
Jones in Hermiston.
Mr and Mrs Walter Jacobs en
tertained the members of the
bridge club and their husbands
at a barbecue at their home Sun
day evening. Others present were
Mr and Mrs Walter Corley, Mr
and Mrs Robert DeSpain, Mr and
Mrs Ernest McCabe, Mr and Mrs
Gene Hall, Mr and Mrs Robert
Jepsen, Mr and Mrs Pete Cannon,
Mr and Mrs Ray Boyce and Mr
and Mrs Delmer Crawford.
Carla Hickey, daughter of Mr
and Mrs James Hickey of Echo,
spent a few days at the home
of Mr and Mrs Ronald Bishop.
Dates to Remember:
August 9 Rebekah picnic in the
city park. Members of the
Rebekah and Odd Fellow
lodges and their friends are
welcome. Bring your own ta
ble service. Potluck dinner
at noon. Coffee and punch
will be furnished.
August 9 Baseball game here
with Condon at. 2 p m.
August 11 Garden club meeting
at the home of Mrs Fredrick
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August 12 Mara natb.a clur
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August 16 Grange picnic at the
city park with pouucic ainn
at noon. Ice cream, punch
and coffee will be furnished
by the grange. All grange
members and friends ere
welcome.
Funeral services were held for
Mrs Delbert Anson in Hermiston
Saturday. AuBust 1 in the Burns
Mortuary Chapel. She died at her
home in Hermiston, July 1. one
ic onrvivoH hv her husband; two
daughters, Mrs Robert (Betty)
Rietmann of lone ana Mrs rnyi
Us Thombure of Hermiston; two
brothers and one sister; and two
grandchildren.
Books added to the lone Pub
lic lihrarv: Mv Own Little House,
Kaune; No Fighting, No Biting,
Minauk; Tiny Toosey's Birthday,
LaRue; Pebbles and Shells, Pod
endorf; Bear Stories, Circus Stor
ies and Elephant Stories all three
bv Edward and Marguerite
Dolch. These books are recom
mended for summer reading by
first and second graders.
Mr and Mrs Verner Troeason
and daughter, Shirlee McGreer
and Mr and Mrs John Mulr spent
a few days at Wallowa Lake and
saw the wagon train at Baker.
Mrs Adon Hamlett gave a
birthday in honor of her son,
Richard's sixth birthday Thurs
day afternoon, July 30. Guests
Dresent were Bonnie Jean Mor
gan; Teresa and Tanya Tucker;
Teresa and Teena Stefani; Terry
O'Connor; Jim Swanson; Chris
tine Lindstrom; and Sharlene
and Tommy Hamlett. Games
were played and refreshments
were served.
Mrs Norman Swanson and
daughters, Marie and Linda of
Portland spent Wednesday of
last week at the home of her
mother-in-law, Mrs Mary Swan
son. and other relatives. They
were on their way home from
Billings, Montana where they
visited relatives.
Mrs E Markham Baker and Mrs
Rod MacKenzie returned home
Wednesday of last week from the
Women's Retreat of congregation
al churches at Camp Adams.
They reported a very interesting
meeting.
Mr and Mrs Henry Buschke
and sons Michael and Eddie, re
turned to their home by plane
Friday of last week from Port
land. His father, Ed Buschke,
took them to Portland. They as
sisted with the work at the Ed
Buschke ranch at Morgan.
Mrs Alfred Nelson returned
home from the Pioneer Memor
ial hospital last week. Her niece,
Kathy Merewether of Spokane is
staying with her.
Mr and Mrs Dean Rohde of
Echo spent the weekend at the
Victor Rietmann home.
Joan and Susan Healy of But
ter Creek, spent the weekend
with their uncle and aunt, Mr
and Mrs Ted Palmateer. The
Palmateer children, Janet and
Ronnie spent the weekend at the
William Healy home on Butter
Walking Grandma
Makes Overnight
Stop at Boardman
By MART LEE MARLOW
Mrs Emma Gatewood, the
walking Grandma, arrived in
Boardman at 5:30 p m last Fri
day after hiking down through
the desert on highway 30 from
Stanfield Junction. During the
day Grandma was met by many
people taking her cold drinks
and ice cream. She said, "it was
mighty hot out there, but if peo
ple would let me alone, I could
get along faster. She rested at
Nelson's melon stand three miles
out of town before coming on
into Boardman.
She was served dinner at the
M & M Cafe, and had her des
sert at the Hltchin' Post Cafe.
She was a guest at the Nugget
Motel over night, and after a
light breakfast there the next
morning was on her way to Ar
lington at daybreak.
Grandma said people were try
ing to scare her out but stated
after getting through Wyoming,
which she considered the worst
part of her travels, and getting
this far, she would continue on
to Portland, where she Is to be
the guest of honor at the Cen
tennial Exposition.
Several people going out to
meet her as well as tourists on
the road tried to take pictures
of Mrs Gatewood, but she held
her old blue umbrella down close
to her face, and not one person
was able to get a picture of any
thing except the top of the um
brella. Joe Tatone, city mayor, went
out to meet her about five miles
from town, and had to walk
along with her In order to ex
tend his invitation for her to
stop in Boardman. She told him
that people bothered her too
much, and she had to keep walk
ing. She was escorted into town by
Mrs Dewey West and Mrs Ronald
Black, who went out in a car to
meet her.
Jim Thorpe, 18 year old son of
Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe, re
turned home from the Good
Shepherd hospital in Hermiston
last Thursday, after being there
two days after having a narrow
escape from death from being
bitten by a wasp. He was stung
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Mr and Mrs Malcolm McKin
non and three children of Salem
spent two days last week at the
Ernest Hellker home. Mrs Mc
Klnnon is a niece of Mrs Hellker.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Holly and
children of Portland visited at the
Harold Dobyns home last week.
Mr Holly is a son of Mrs Dobyns.
Marlene Crawford returned
home last week from Portland
where she visited relatives for
the past two weeks. She came
up with her grandmother, Mrs
Franklin Ely, who is attending
summer school at Portland State
and spent the weekend here.
Victor Rietmann is a patient
in the Pioneer Memorial hospital.
Mr and Mrs O L Lundell and
son, Kenneth, spent the weekend
with relatives in Monument
Mrs Carl Bergstrom was a pa
tient in the Providence hospital
In Portland last week. She is
now staying at the home of her
sister, Mrs Roy Janin in Port
land.
on the nose and arm while work
ing at the Roy Partlow farm.
Knowing he was allergic to bee
stings he was taken home, and
by that time he was so ill he
lost consciousness. Mrs Thorpe,
having no car there, called Mrs
Frank Marlow to take him to the
doctor. Mrs Marlow's son, Har
old, of Stanfield, was at his mo
ther's home, and rushed Jim to
a Hermiston physician. By that
time he could hardly breathe,
and had to be carried into the
doctor's office. After treatment
there he was taken to the hos
pital where he stayed until
Thursday, when he was pronoun
ced out of danger.
Mrs Allen Ely entertained with
a party Saturday afternoon in
honor of her daughter Renee's
fifth birthday. Guests were Mrs
Ely's mother and sister, Mrs Vir
gil Osborne and Margie, Hermis
ton, Mrs Eldon Lilly and Jlmmle,
Janet, Jerry and Jay of LaGrande,
Mrs Elvin Ely, Mrs Erwin Flock
and Charma Lee and Frankie,
Mrs Harold Rash and Diane, Mrs
Harold Baker and Ronnie, Randy
and Karen, Mrs Delbert Ball and
Larry, Susan and Linda, Mrs Don
Downey and Jerry and Wayne,
and Mrs Delmer Hug and Debbie,
Pam and David.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Tannehill
and daughters of Eugene arrived
at the home of Tannehlll's par
ents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Tanne
hill, Sunday to visit for several
days.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Lilly and
children Jimmie, Janet, Jay and
Jerry, of La Grande, were week
end visitors at the home of Mrs
Lilly's parents, Mr and Mrs Elvin
Ely. Jay remained to visit this
week at his grandparents home,
and Janet is visiting at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr and
Mrs Allen Ely.
Mr and Mrs Sigvald Aase and
children Lynae, Sigurd and Eric
of Echo, were visitors at the
home of Mr and Mrs Richard
Waymire last Wednesday even
ing, surprising Mrs Waymire on
the occassion of her birthday.
Mrs George Holderman and
son Billie of Corvallis visited at
the home of her parents, Mr and
Mrs W G Seehafer several days
last week. Friday they and Mrs
Seehafer went to Enterprise to
visit at the home of Mrs Holder
man's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr and Mrs Ronald Tye. Sunday
visitors at the Seehafer home
were their sons-in-law and dau
ghters, Mr and Mrs Joe Gaars
land and children JoAnn, Elaine,
Johnnie and Melvin, and Mr and
Mrs Walter Corley and daughter
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Sherry of lone. Other recent vis
itors were Mr and Mrs Walter
Seehafer of Foster.
Mr and Mrs Bob Miller were
on a fishing trip to East Lake
last week, returning home Sat
urday. Mrs Claud Coats, Mrs Zearl
Gillespie, Mrs Florence Root,
Ronald Black and Dewey West
attend the funeral of Charles
McDanlel in Heppner Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Nate Macomber
and Mrs Flotence Root went to
The Dalles Monday to see Ma-
comber's brother, Al Macomber
of Arlington who is in the hos
pital there.
Mr and Mrs Harold Baker and
children Ronnie, Randy and Kar
en went to St Maries, Idaho Sun
day to visit several days with
relatives.
Lorelei Hamilton has returned
home from a three weeks stay
in Bellingham, Wash visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs Darrell Marlow
and Mrs Frank Marlow went to
Portland Saturday to get Frank
Marlow who was in St Vincent's
hospital there for eleven days
for treatment on his back.
Dick and Anita Garner of
Hines spent the weekend here
visiting friends. Anita visited at
the home of Mr and Mrs Dewey
West.
Visitors at the home of Mr and
Mrs Elmer Messenger were Mrs
Messenger's niece, Mr and Mrs
Roy Smith and grandson Nor
man Lefever of Danville, Calif.
Other visitors were Mr and Mrs
Edgar Macken of The Dalles.
Mr and Mrs Bob Stewart spent
the weekend in Estacada visiting
at the home of Mrs Stewart's
parents, Mr and Mrs Oscar Veele,
Sr. Their son Randy returned
home with them after visiting
with his grandparents for the
past two months.
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