The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-01-05
CECIL ITEMS OF INTEREST

Geo. A. Miller Of Hlghview was call
ing on the mayor on Friday.
Mrs Hazel Logan and chillren from
lone are visiting friends at Four Mile.
Carl Troedson and w. Swanson from
their ranch near lone, were calling in
Cecil vicinity on Friday.
Miss Inez Easton Of Myrtle Point was
the weekend guest of Mr.. AMI Mrs
Geo. Krebs at the Last Camp.
Miss A. C. Hynd was the guest of
Miss Mildred Henriksen at Strawberry
ranch on Monday and Tuesday.
Everett Logan and family Of Fair
view ranch have moved into the Logan
cottage at Cecil for the school term.
Herbert Hynd of Butterfly Flats and
clifford Henriksen of Willow Creek
ranch were Arlington visitors Friday.
Cecil Thorne and Walter Pope were
calling on friends around Cecil during
the week, before leaving for Eight
Mile.
c. A. Mino" of HeppLer tonored Cecil
with visit during the week and was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Krebs
at the Last Camp.
Miss Georgia Summers student of
Franklin High Schhool at Portland, ar
rived at the Last Camp on Saturday to
spend her vacation,
Misses Malinda and Sara A. May ar
rived in Cecil on Saturday and will
spend their vacation with their par
ents at Lone Star ranch.
Ed Melton OF Rockcliffe is a busy
man these days helping H. ]. Streeter
with his wood saw. Ed spent Xmas
with friends at Pilot Rock.
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Philips of Portland
arrived at Willow Creek ranch on Mon
day and will work for A. Henriksen
during the coming busy season.
Warner Slender and sister Miss
Flossie arrived on Saturday at Seldom
seen ranch and will visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Slender for some time.
Arthur Turner returned from Hub
bard, ore, on Friday where he has
been visiting friends and will now re-
sumo his work at Dotheboys Hill
ranch.
Miss Mildred Henriksen, student of
Candy school, arrived at STRAWBERRY
ranch on Saturday and will visit with
her parents before returning to her
studies.
Roy Scott, caIqptonder for Jack
Hynd. and Geo. Brander arrived Satur-
day at Butterfly Flats with'a fine bunch
Of sheep from Hynd Bros ranch at
Freezeout
w. g. Palmateer of Windynook was
seen in Cecil on Thursday delivering
turkeys we are told but we think II
must have ben canaries by the size Of
the box he was carrying.
David Hynd Of Sand Hollow and
camptcnder Geo j. Anderson arrived
at Butterfly tla's cn Saturday with a
fine bunch Of cattle from Hynd Bros
.ranch at Uklah which will be wintered
at Cecil
Mr.. and Mrs Oral Henriksen and
daughter, Miss Anna Josephine, left on
the local for Heppner for their ranch
above Heppner after spending the holi-
days with their parents at Willow
creek ranch.
The mayor and his family wert
aroused from their slumbers one eve
ming during the week by all their
friends nn willow l'ee' who entel =
tained them with delightful party
and lunch till the small hours of the
morning.
Rabbit drives are the fashionable an
nouncements around the Cecil ranches
and no need to say they are well at
tended, especially now when all the
charming young lady visitors are first
on the scene of action Constable John
certainly has his hands full chasing
every one to their respective homes
after the drives. The mayor declares
there will be no more drives for he
cant get his men lined up for work any
more. The deputy says yes, there will
be drives so II goes on.