THE GAZFTTE-TrMTS, RFPPNFI5 ORE., Till RSDAV, OCT. 30, 1010.
LIVE CECIL HEWS ITEMS
John Troedaun of Ella was a busi-l
nesa man In Cecil Tuesday. j
Carl Troeduon of lone was a busi-1
nesa visitor at this place Saturday, j
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd were look
ing up their lone friends Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell were!
calling on their Cecil friends on Sun-'
day.
Miss Vivian Logan of Fourmile was
the guest of Mrs. Jack Hynd for the
week end.
George Miller of "High View" was
looking up his friends on Fourmilo
Tuesday last.
F. Thompson of Ella left Cecil on
the local Sunday for Portland to be
ubsent a few days.
E. J. Bristow and family of lone
spent Sunday afternon with Mrs. T.
H. Lowe of Cecil.
Bert Mason of lone made a short
stay in Cecil on Tuesday on his way
home from Yukinia.
Clarence and Ralph Winters of
"Shady Dell" were business callers in
Arlington on Monday.
A. llenriksen of "Willow Creek"
ranch left for Ileppner on Monday
returning home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fenwick and
daughter of lone spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Winters.
Karl Farnsworth and Robbie Wil
son were lone callers on Wednesday.
We hear that Karl has invested in a
band of sheep.
C. A. Minor spent Saturday at "The
Last Camp" and left on Sunday, ac
companied by Geo. Krebs, for their
homes in Portland.
Harold Ahalt, who has been in
Portland returned to Cecil Tuesday
and Is now trying his hand at herding
sheep for Karl Farnsworth.
Melvin Logan arrived from Arling- '
ton Friday and will visit among his
friends here for a few days before
returning to his homo in Portland.
Geo. A. Miller and son Alvin ac
companied Mrs. Miller to Arlington
whero she took the train for Battle
Ground and Vancouver and other
points in Washington to spend a tew
weeks In visiting among her relatives.
Marlon Van Schoiaik came in from
Waltsburg, Wash, and spent Tuesday
evening with his Bister, Mrs. Bennett,
leaving on Wednesday for his home
in Arlington. He :is accompanied
by his wifw and family who have
been visiting at "The Last Camp" for
some time.
Roy Scott, who has been attending
camp for Jack Hynd, arrived In Cecil
Wednesday, leaving Thursday accom
panied by E. A. Ross, going to lone,
where they received a fine band of
lambs for Mr. Hynd and started on
the trail with them to the ranch of
Hynd Bros, at Freeze Out.
Fifty Citizens Meet to K.ffeot New Or
ganization and W. ). King Is
Fleeted President.
About fifty citizens of the Umatilla
West Extension met at Boardman on
Sunday, October 19, to perfect a Farm
Loan Association. The meeting waa
called to order by A. W. Cobb, presi
dent of the Boardman Commercial
Club, who introduced Mr. Camp,
who explained tho plan of the gov
ernment in lending money to farm
ers and those about to become such.
Subscriptions were taken in the
following amounts: C. C. Paine,
$5,000; A. Skoubo $1,000; W. A.
Price, $1,000; S. II. Boardman,
$2,000; E. Cramer, $1,000; C. Han
go, $1,000; S. C. Shell, $1,000; L.
Kutzner, $3,000; W O. King, $2,000;
L. A. Doble, $2,000; W. N. Hatch,
$1,500; Chas. Dillabaugh, $2,000;
E. K. Mulkey, $2,000; R. C. Mitchell,
$1,000; Joe Curran, $1,000.
The subscribers proceeded to elect
the following board of directors; M.
E. Doble, Irrigon; C. H. Dillabaugh,
Boardman; S. C. Shell, Boardman;
and Mr. Clasco, Irrigon. The bo:ird
of directors convened and elected W.
(). King president, M. E. Doble, vicc-
president, and A. L. Larson secretary
treasurer. ! The name adopted for the organi
zation Is The West Extension Farm
Loan Association. The action of the
meeting was confirmed by a second
meeting on Monday afternoon.
Mr. John McIIugh spent Sunday .
at M. Marshall's farm.
Scott's barber shop is taking shape ;
excellently. It will be open inside j
of a week. ' j
Mr. Mike Marshall, a well known ,
farmer of Boardman, went to Hepp-1
I Thursday. ':
Mr. II. Hueston, Charles Marshall ;
and Mike Marshall went to Hermiston
Monday on business. j
Lyle Blayden, who has been in
! Idaho, just returned expecting to be
! gin work at one of the Government
camps.
i Vaughnan Keys, who has been
working at the saVmil in Cosmopo-
lis, Washington, has returned to his
home in Boardman.
The Parent-Teachers Association
met Friay in the school house. They
were entertained by the seventh and
eighth grade with a Whlttier Day
program. Mrs. J. R. Johnson was
elected secretary.
Kennedy Will lleit Portland
Man in Finished Match Here
Chat. Bartholomew nf Bu'f-r crw-S: f
was a Ileppner bmines-i v.s.t jt on
Monday. !y
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Knights of Pythias Take Notice.
Grand Chancellor Julian Hurley of
Vale will make an official visit to
Doric Lodge on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 4th. All members of the order,
whether in good standing or not, are
requested and cordially invited to
attend. This will be an open meet
ing. W. W. SMEAD, K.R.S.
Kastcrn Oregon's premier wrestler
will meet Henry Jones of Portland at
the Star theater in this city next Sat
urday evening when these two grap
plers will try out tlnir mat science
for two falls in three. Jones is not
known in Ileppner at all, other than
that he is being brought here by
Eddie O'Connell.
Kennedy succeeded in getting two
straight falls out of O'Connell here a
week ago last SaturJay and at the
conclusion of the roatch O'Connell
announced that he harl a man in Port
land who he would like to have Ken
nedy meet. Jones is the man. There
is a side purse of $50" as well as the
gate receipts which ti.e winner will
take home with him.
Jack Kennedy has made a record
for himself, In that he has been
matched in recent months with seven
good men, some of them exception
ally good, as Thye and the Montana
Wonder, and has won every match
and at no time has he been thrown.
His last bout was won in Condon last
Saturday night when he took two
straight falls from Anderson, a man
who made a big reputation wrestling
while with the American Expedition
ary Forces in France. Kennedy will
weigh in at 160 and Jones at 162.
The match next Saturday will b&
gin promptly at 9:4o and 40 ringside
seats have been reserved, at $1.50.
The general admission will be $1.00.
Miss Muriel Cason, popular Hepp- (;iirc..., ,
ner young lady, has resigned her ,.Xp,.t,,.,,, .. ii...
, ,. . J j . y r i !. i ca r ' -c C" t : '
A ., nor Hill. T!. dr::-' ,, ;
' ", . rs upon his oan .!;t n. l-f
when the storir.s ir (
and man landed at the b .
ail ra'her a novel hill and irs:.!. of a f.. hr
er day when lie Wilson escaped uninjii
John V. Bennes, Portland archi
! tect, who drew the plans for the Elka
building and new hotel, arrived In
Ileppner Sunday to spend a few days
on busines.
Jack H. Mulligan, piano salesman,
left laBt Saturday for Condon after
spending Beveral days in Heppucr
and vicinity.
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