The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-12-11
LIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS

J. W. Osborn made a business
trip to Arlington on Tuesday.
J. b. Franklin Of Rhea vas a bus
mess visitor to Cecil on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Winters of
Four-mile spent Sunday at the Cal
kins home.
A. Henriksen and Bob Carsner
left on the local on Wednesday for
Heppner.
W. G. Palmateer of Windy Nook"
was a caller at the McEntire home
on Sunday.
l.. A. Hunt Of Heppner accompani-
ed by Dwight Jameson of Salem
were Cecil callers on Friday.
Edwin F~anchier, who has bought
the T. Barnett ranch, was a busy
man in Cecil on Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Winter Of SHADY Dell"
and Miss Vivian Logan of Four-mile
were visiting Cecil friends on Sun
day.
T. H. Lowe Of Cecil and W. G.
Hynd of Rose Lawn" Heppner left
on Tuesday for Portland returning
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNuttley of Monu-
Rent arrived in Cecil the beginning
of the week where they will feed
stock for the winter.
Horace Van Schoick came in from
The Dalles on Saturday and spent
the week end with his sister, Mrs.
Bennett of 1.-THE Last Camp"
W. Matlock and Bob Thompson Of
Heppner we're in Cecil on Thursday
looking after a band Of their sheep
which arrived in Cecil or Thursday,
from Hermiston.
Jack Phelps, who has been spend
ing a few days in Hermiston, stayed
over in Cecil a day or two before
returning to his work in lone, with
the highway surveyors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bevons and fam
lily of Salem arrived in Cecil on Sun
day. They will reside at 1.-THE Bun
galow." Mr.. Bevons is the black
smith for the Highway contractors.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Minor, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Brady
OF Portland, arrived in Cecil on We'd
nesday where they spent the even
ing at THE Last Camp" leaving for
Heppner on Thursday,
Dave Hynd Of Rose Lawn, Sand
Hollow and Chas. Hynd of THE
Pines, Ukiah, arrived at BUTTERFLY
Flats on Friday with a fine bunch
of cattle to winter IN the Hynd
Bros ranch Butterfly Flats"
The youngest daughter Of Mr., ant
Mrs. II. Winters Of Four-mile had
the misfortune to crush one OF her
fingers in the wringer on Monday.
She was taken to lone where her
finger was dressed by the doctor.
DR.. Walker Of lone was called to
the home Of John Nash of Ewing on
Friday. MIR. Nash's youngest son,
Neil being suddenly taken Ill, DR.,
Walker announced it appendicitis
He took the boy to Heppner where
he was operated upon at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hardesty of Nor
a and Mr.. Gordon accompanied by
II. J.. Streeter Of Four-mile we're
calling on their friends on Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Hardesty is learn
ing to drive her bort car which she
received from her husband as a
birthday present.
Bob Carsner arrived in Cecil on
Monday with a large bunch Of cattle
which will be fed on the Henriksen
ranch. This makes six hundred head
of cattle and one band of sheep to
winter on the Willow Creek ranch.
Mr.. Henriksen declares he has room
for more.
Mrs. William Low of Willow creek
was a business caller in Cecil on
Thursday. S. Baldock and Mr.. Vim
ton. state engineers spent Friday in
Cecil. Geo. Krebs of "The Last
Camp" and Geo. Miller of Highview
spent Friday amongst the farmers
of the Cecil district. soliciting funds
for a big rabbit drive to be held