The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-12-02
LIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS

W. C. Palmateer Of wiudynook was
busy man around Cecil on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Henriksen Of Rbsa
spent a short time in Cecil on Sunday
; Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie O'Neil and fam
lily Of lone honored Cecil with a visit
on Sunday.
j. ], MeEntire and his brother Mike
OF Killarney were doing business in
Cecil on Monday.
Cecil was well represented on satur
day night at the literary meeting at
Rhea siding school
Mrs. Jack Hynd and sons and Misses
Bristow and Shaw were calling on Mrs.
Tyler Of Rhea on Tuesday.
Mrs. Karl Farnsworth who has been
in Portland for some time returned to
her home at Rhea on Sunday.
o. E. Llndstrom and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Morgan and family of Morgan
were Cecil callers during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Waraeld and family
from their ranch near Morgan visited
in Cecil for a short time on Saturday
Lester Goodrich Of lone made a short
visit in Cecil on Monday and found
"34s" still in the same old spot more
quiet than ever.
Dinner parties were all the rage up
and down Willow creek on Thanksgiv-
ing Day Every home entertaining
their many friends.
R. E. Duncan of Busy Bee ranch (the
famous Cecil apiary) passed through
Cecil on Monday with a ton of honey
for lone and vicinity.
State Engineer Baldock and Surveyor
Smith have been busy around Cecil
with work in connection with the grav-
cling OF the new road.
Joe Marcus, who has been working
for Everett Logan at Fairview ranch,
left on Sunday for short visit among
his friends near Blalock.
!. W. Osborn of Cecil, Clarence Win
ter of Shady Dell, Ralph Winter and
Leon Logan of Four Mile paid Arling-
ton a visit during the week.
Mrs. Dell Ward, who has been visit
ing at the home Of Karl Farnsworth
Of Rhea for some time returned to her
4.
Miss Zella Kelly. teacher Of Cecil
school left on Wednesday for her home
in Hood River where she will spend
Thanksgiving Day with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs George Krebs and Miss
Georgia Summers Of The Last Camp
were among the dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Phil Brady at their home near
lone on Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Bristow of Heppner and Miss
Louise Shaw Of Butterfly Flats. also
Henry and John Krebs of The Last
Camp took dinner with Mr. and Mrs,
7. II. Lowe at The Highway House on
Sunday.
The many friends of oral Henriksen
of Willow Creek ranch will be pleased
to know that he is progressing fine
after his operation in Portland hospit-
al and expects soon to be able to return
home.
Mrs, Everett Logan and children Of
Fairview ranch arrived from Merrill,
oregon on Tuesday. Mrs. Logan was
accompanied by her mother. Mrs, Cum
minis and sister Miss Merle who will
visit around Cecil for an indefinite
time.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Minor, accompan-
led by w. T. Matlock arrived in Cecil
from Portland on Friday and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Krebs
at The Last Camp during their short
stay in Cecil and before their departure
for Heppner
Jack Hynd left on Monday for Port
land returning home Wednesday ac-
by his brother David and
sister Miss Annie of Sand Hollow who
have been visiting in Portland for the
past few days, and also Joe Doney of
Yamhill They will all visit the beau
ty spots on Cecil scenic Highway be-
fore going to their respective homes.