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Cecil and Harold Ahalt, who have
been having a vacation around Pal
ouse returned to Cecil Friday and are
now at work once more.
Miss Georgia Summers ofo the last
Camp spent Wednesday and Thurs
day visiting in Heppner.
Ed Melton, of the Lookout, made
a huried trip to Heppner Tuesday.
p, ilrs. M. V. Logan. ot Portland, is
spending a few days among her
friends on Willow creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Slender, "of "SeT
domseen, accompanied by Mrs. Lind
sey of Wasco, left Cecil Saturday for
Salem. They will make their jour
ney by auto over the highway and ex
pect .to be home ni time to begin
liarvest.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fanshier of
Eightmile, were entertaining friends
from Pendleton for a few days.
Miss T. H. Lowe, of the Highway
House, and Master H. C. Hynd of
Butterby Flats were callers at Fair
view, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Logan Thursday.
Hynd Bros, shipped a car load of
yearlings to Portland Thursday. All
infine condition.
Clifforod Henrickseu, of Willow
creek ranch and a party of friends
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER. OREGON
took in the ball game at lone Sun
day.
Highway Commissioner W B.
Baratt of Heppner made a short stay
in Cecil Tuesday before leaving for
Portland ,to attend to highway bus
iness.
Mr. and Mrs. George Krebs accom
panied by Mrs. H. C. Johnson, all of
the Last Camp, made a visit to the
county seat Tuesday.
Misses WTilde, of Broadacres and
friend from lone were callers in Cecil
Thursday.
Mrs. Conrad Knipfel and sons,
Masters Earl and George, of Tent-
ville, left on the locay Friday for
Portland where they will visit for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bristow accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Lundell, all
prominent business people from the
Egg City called at Cecil Sunday on
their return trip from Albany. Ed
couldn't resist the temptation of cal
ling to inquire if lone was still on
the map of Morrow county in large
letters. Ed and party were advised
to hurry home before Cecil took their
home town's big letters' from her,
Needless to say their departure was
quicK.
Hay making has begun in full
swing around Cecil. First crops
will be light. Weather has turned
off cold and windy after the heat of
Monday and Tuesday, May 23 and 24
when it registered 94 and 95 degrees
in the shade.
The mayor of Cecil has returned
thanks to the efforts of his patient,
hardy and surefooted quadruped on
which he was mounted. The peace
ful valley was aroused from its
slumbers by the return of the village
constable, John, riding on a goat
Where can our deputy mayor be
during these -troublesome times?
Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Dean, of Four
Mile honored Cecil with a visit Sun
day. R. E. Duncan, of Busy Bee ranch
was a busy man around Cecil Mon
day.
Jaclc Hynd and niece, Mrs. Roy
Scott and George W. Wilson, all of
Butterby Flats left for Rose Lawn in
Sand Hollow to assist Hynd Bros,
with finishing up the shearing of
their sheep before before they are
turned into their summer ranges.
George A. Miller, and son Elvin,
of Highview, were doing business at
the Willows Saturday.
Jack Hynd and his brother David
from Sand Hollow, arrived in Cecil
Sunday from Portland where they
have been visiting friends for a few
days Mrs. A. Henrick.ion of Willow
creek ranch, accompanied by rrs.
Oral Henricksen and daughter Miss
Anna Josephine of the Snuggery were
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George
Krebs at the Last Camp Sunday.
uufcUU HAY GROWERS PER
FECT ORGANIZATION
Organization of the Oregon Hay
growers association was perfected at
Hermiston Monday evening,, May
16th when a canvas of the acreage
signed up and showed that more
than 4i00 acres were then pledged
to the movement with indications
that 2500 additionoal acres will be
signed up this season. This will
give the association a good start off
with the control of the marketnig of
some 20,000 ons of hay.
Farmers in Malheur and Deschutes
counties are said to be very much in
terested in the movement and it is
expected the organization will be ex
ended to those counties in the near
futrue.
The object of the association is to
assist in marketing the hay by pro
viding for the regular distribution of
tthe commodity in such a way as
will tend to eliminate the high pri
ces the ultimate consumer has ol'en
been forced to pay in the past.
Th association will specialize in
grading inspecting and shipping hay,
thereby being able to standardize the
product, insuring the buyer exactly
the grade of hay he pays for.
Heppner Herald Want Ads bring
home the br.con.
PAGE FIVE
FARMERS WEEK
Farmers week and Hoineraaker
Conference. A week of college HJ
at O. A. C. Co-operative Conven
tions. i:iin-sions. LET'S GO.
Coivalis, Oregon, June 13-18. M .
MACHINERY l'Oll SALE
As I have rented all my land I
have one C. L. Best Tractor with
plows, drills, disks, harrows, etc..
for sale. Also Fordson Tractor and
"Oregon Special" Holt. Combine.
A. U. Freiwahl
-5-6 lone, Oregon.
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