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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1920)
T1IK GAZETTE-TIMIIH, HKITXI-'R, ., TIIIKMMV, I I If. 1020. r v.f: i vt v LIVE CECIL HEWS M Mrs. Fnma Iilulim left on the lo ial for a short visit In lleppncr. Galen Kulkurr und lloim r Nimli of Kvkitig were swju in Cecil during the week. Miss Ellen McKuduVn of Kight was culling on trUmds around Cecil on Tuesday. T. W. Muy of "The Lone Star Itancli" was doing business in Cecil on Monday. i:. O. Neill ol llutter creek was a -business visitor for a few hours iu this city on Tuesday. Wiu. Low and sou Fred of Lower Willow creek were looking up their Cecil friends on Monday. Miss Etta Barnes of "Poplar Grove" left for lone on Tuesday where she will visit friends for some time. Pat Brady of Six Prong, Wash., who has been visiting his brother Phil iu Cecil, left for llepuuer on Saturday. Mrs. Karl Farnsworth of Kliea left for lleppner on Tuesday, where she will visit for a while before return ing home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Krebs of "The Last Camp" visited with Mr. and .Mrs. Phil Brady at their new home last Sunday. J. W. Osborn and Miss Weltha Com best visited with Mr. and Mrs. George KrebB at "The Last Camp on Saturday. Misses DoriB Mahouey and Marie Currun of lleppner were the week end guests of Mrs. Jack ilynd of "llutlerby Flats." Minor, Krebs, Matlock, Thomp son und Brady were very busy men on Monday, unloading a car of lum ber at the Cecil depot. V. Gentry shipped one thousand head of sheep from Cecil to Portland on Sunday. Gene Peuland was In charge of the shipment. Mrs. Marvel Loomis of Wasco left ou the local Sunday after spending a few days with her friend Miss Juan ita Crabtreu of "Dotheboys Hill." Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell am! family of Hhea left ou Thursday fur Pendleton and other towns, where they w ill visit for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. U. K. Duncan and daughter Mildred arrived from their Doardman ranch on Thursday and will slay ut Cecil ou their "Busy Bee" ranch for au Indefinite time. Master Herbie Ilynd und sister Mis Annie, w ho have been home for the week end, left "llutterby Flats" on Sunday for lleppner to resume their studies at high school. Wo ure glad to learn that Zenneth Logan of Fourmile, who hus had a severe attack of pneumonia, is now on the wuy to recovery. Dr. Wal ker of lone Is in attendance. W. O. Palmateer of "Windy Nook" has quite recovered from the great shock which he received at the Man kin homo on Tuesday night, and we ure glad to seo that W id can smile j ugain. Mr. und Mrs. A. Uenriksen and son Clifford of Willow creek ranch left on the hical for lleppner and Intend to visit the fine ranch above .llepp ner, which Mr. Uenriksen has lately bought. J. K. Vlckers of Idaho arrived in Cecil on Friday and will work am ongst the sheep for W. T. Matlock, during the lambing season. Lambs have begun to nrrivo In line shape around Cecil. Mack Hm it Ii of lleppner arrived in Cecil Tuesday and is busy wor kii.K aiiu.t time building sheds, feeding r.uks. Hi:., fr W. T. Mat luck. Mack has taken up his resi-iI-im-c at "the Hove Cote" whlln In Cecil. ltiTo Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haves ut their home in Pendleton on Saturday, January 31, a Bon weighing nine pounds. Frank Gentry, the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Gentry under went a successful operation in a Portland hospital the past week for the removal of a portion of the mas told bono. His mother is with him and latest reports received by rela tives here state that the young man is improving satisfactorily. MOIMJ.IX HEMS. II. C. Witzel received a new Vic trola this week. oeverai carioaus or nay nave ar- rived here recently. John Allen has been at Morgan working for F. J. Ely. j There is a new neighbor on the telephone now, as Townsends have joined the circle. j Mildred Morgan, 7 year old daugh ter of E. G. Morgan, has been sick the last few days. Ted Smith arrived here Saturday from Portland, where he has been at tending an automobile school. j Eudora Hardesty is a new member of the Junior Crochet Club, which meets every Thursday evening. Mrs. W. J. Martin, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. F. j .Morgan, bus returned to her home In, Moro. : F. C. Willis went to Hermiston Wednesday after some horses for Mr. Cochran, one of the men working on the highway. Kenneth Willis, Paul Pettyjohn, Lloyd Morgan and Irwin Medlock, all small boyB, have visited school dur ing the lust week. The second, fourth and Beventh grades had perfect attendance this week and were favored by being dis missed five minutes early on Thurs day. Arthur Minor left his Cadillac car at E. G. Morgan's. He went there on business, but finding the roads bad, he left the car there until the roads I get better. Harry Edmonds and Bister Pearl received injuries when their horses ; which they were riding, slipped on j the snow covered ice. Marry s rigni leg was broken and Pearl received injuries to her elbow and ankle. MONEY TO low. , fr(iin TACOMA GUN STORE, INC. lacoma, Wash. -t Mmk of MuiiMTs- and Trap- At six per cent, in . i $li)i)h.0i) to $37,50'i. ii .. j.-,.,,. t 3j years. ou pay prln";. ;l and intor- I. . -,st. luu do not have . take stock per.,' Supplies in the Northwest. E- in any organization. p.,r particulars -i.il aitention to mail orders. write M. Fitzmaurice, (V.don, Ore. 4t . . . . , . , S-nd one rent stamp for catalogue. G.-T. WANT ADS ARE SURE RESULT GETTERS. Use the- FEED DEALERS! when you want pure, cane STOCK MOLASSES in barrels, order from SHADY BROOK PRODUCTS CO. Portland, Oregon Pure, Hawaiian cane, heavy molasses weigh inK nearly 12 pounds to the Kallon, &0 pounds of sugar to the ton, equal to corn or barley in carbohydrates and feed ing value at half the price. Every barrel guaranteed and branded 'Shady Brook" use no other. Ask Oregon Agricultural College, Dept. of Animal Husbandry. 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