The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-05-13
LIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Nash spent Sat /
urday and Sunday visiting friends at
Ewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slender and
family Of Four Mile, spent Sunday
with ]. w. Osborn OF Cecil.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. McEntire Of
Killarney" visited with Mrs. P.
Farley at The Willows on Sunday.
Joe Marcus. who is working on the
Barnett ranch for E. Fanehier, spent
Sunday looking up his Cecil friends.
Inis II. Pearson, who has been Wis
iting around Cecil for some time, left
on the local on Saturday for Baker.
Miss Minnie Bryant of North Yak
ina and Miss Esther Winters of
Shady Dell" were in Cecil Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Franklin of Ew-
ing spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Barnes at Poplar
Grove"
Francis A. McMenamin, one OF
Heppner's leading lawyers, was seen
trying out the Cecil Scenic High
way" on Thursday.
Elma Montague OF Condor and T.
Woodward of Their Dalles, accom-
panied by other friends made a short
stay in Cecil on Wednesday.
W. L. Ahalt, who has been work
ing on the Hager ranch near Hepp-
ner, arrived in Cecil on Friday and is
looking up his old friends.
Leon Logan and family of Four
Mile, accompanied by his sister Miss
Olive OF Portland, we're calling on
their Cecil friends on Sunday.
Cecil Ahalt, who has been assisting
Bob Thompson at "The Shepherds
Rest" is now having holiday am
ongst his friends around Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bristow and fam
lily of lone and F. H. Robinson, Ione's
leading lawyer, were down visiting
with the mayor" at Butterfly
Flats" on Sunday.
'Daddie" T. W. Matlock who has
had his sheep in Cecil at the Dove
cote" for several weeks, left on Tu-
esday with his last band of sheep
for the Hager ranch, Heppner.
Ed. Melton of 1.-THE Lookout"
Jackie Hynd of Butterfly Flats"
and Robbie Lowe of the Highway
House" we're all passengers on the
local on Saturday bound for Airing
ton.
Mrs. Geo. Krebs, Mrs. Viva Driver
and Miss Georgia Summers of the
Last Camp" also Miss A. C. Lowe,
we're callers on Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
May at Lone Star" ranch on Satur-
day.
Roy Scott left on Friday for Hynd
Bros. ranch at Freezeout with the
finest bunch of yearlings that has left
Cecil for some time. Hynd Bros.
have been feeding these sheep on
their Butterfly Flats" ranch.
j. Bethrum Of the Star Drilling
company OF Portland, who has been
drilling a we'll for j. ]. McEntire at
Killarney" left on Thursday for
Aderdale, Wash, where he has taken
contract for drilling for Smith Bros
The state engineers, who have had
their Office in Cecil for the past six
months, left on Saturday for lone
where they are now busy surveying
the highway f. L. Vinton, the ener-
getic district engineer is in charge Of
the crew.
w. G. Hynd Of Rose Lawn, Sand
Hollow, spent some time around Cecil
in the early part Of the week, return
ing to his home on Thursday accom-
panied by his niece, Miss A. c. Lowe.
who will visit at Rose Lawn" for
some weeks.
Heny Stadleman Of the Cletrac
Tractor company Of Spokane, paid a
visit to "Highvielw" ranch to inspect
one of their Cletracs, recently sold to
Geo. A. Miller through their agent
T. II. Lowe of Cecil. Mr.. Stadleman
found all things in order and Geo,
A. delighted with his purchase.
Hat Pearson and his crew. who
have been shearing at Jack Hynd's
ranch Butterfly Flats" left on
Thursday for Sand Hollow, where he
will shear for Hynd Bros. Jack
declares Hat has done the best shear
ing that he has ever had done since
he had a sheep and also made the
best time. That accounts for Hats
big smile.