The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-09-07
Newsy Notes from Cecil

| emDefS OF MS camp Hre IN the mum
tains few nights ago. Sleep at last
overcame him. All went weli tiii ne
was aroused by terrific heat and
smoke and behold! before he could
snatch his clothes they were burned
to cinder. John conquered the fire
and then fed to his friend, Phil
Brady's camp, (found him snornig)
and helped himself to some clothing,
returning 70 ms own camp we nave
been told fhil iater that hign'' aiso
went tnrough the same troupie 'ha'
John did ana was without ciothing
I'LL ne also visited MS next neignoor
camp. hather iuhny 'ohh uiuh ,e,i
rhil OF ms trouble nor rnii oiuh !
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A large party OF young people
from the Cecil district thorougniy en-.
loyed themselves al the harvest
dance at lone on SATURDAY hight, Dut
we only WISH tney hauh sung we
wont go nome tiil morning IN suou
as. Aes .Lo sharns @ I'd oh
s@, @ III .ha .aa,,ts waro b;sb
wye '
Mr.. ana mrs T. hAfaesls sna lAn.-
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Gorton had heard so many good
things said about Cecil that he felt
Obliged to call in person to verify
the reports.
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G. and David Hynd of Sand Hollow,
spent Sunday and Monday visiting
their friends in Sunny Cecil and also
taking in all the improvements at
Hynd Bros, ranch at BUTTERFLY Flats.
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Barratt. wife. daughters and friend,
Mr.. Johnson of Portland. made a
| short visit at Butterfly Flats on
Thursday on their way home to Hepp-
ner. after having delightful trip
touring through Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Farnsworth and
family. who have been spending sew
eral weeks in the Hood River district,
returned to their ranch near Rhea
Siding, all feeling much improved in
health by their outing.
Gene Logan of The willows and
iSydney Wilmot of Portland arrived
i'm Cecil on Saturday and are having
the time of their lives in rediscover-
ing Morrow county before leaving for
their homes.
| Mrs. Kenneth Logan left Cecil on
Saturday with two of her brothers
and their families from Yakima, fol
Helix, Ore, where they will all visit
another brother Z. Mason, for several
days.
| Miss Violet Medford of Candy ar.
rived at Strawberry ranch on We'd
nsday in readiness to open the Rhes
Siding school where she will teach
Tor the coming terms
Robert Lowe and his radio which
he has almost completed spent Thurs
day at Highview, the home of Elvir
Miiier' where ROBERT introduced ms
iriehu 10 ms rauio'
| Mesdames E. r. Lundell and j. E
Swanson of lone have been visiting
at tne nome Oh Mr. ana MRS oscai
Luhoeil at hhea sidihg LOT seVera
oays the past week.
Grover Curtiss of Rhea left or
lhursday lor me urana Daiies' Wn'
wpere ne VIII vis'' WIN ms parents
oeiore ieavihg lor tour 'hrough 'h'
eas'erh s'a'es'
A. Henriksen has sold the west hal
of his Willow Creek ranch to W
Chandler of Lebanon, Or, Particular
not on hand at time of writing.
Miss Pat Mahoney left on the loca
on Saturday for Heppner after rus
ticatinp at the residence of the "Mav
or" for some time.
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