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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1920)
rv '' ' 1 v the (;azktte-timi:s, heitnkh, iii:., tiihisdav. n 11. 12, iiwo. LI CECIL M ITEMS Mil". It. Walki r is in attwidunee ii' 'l rtiuiri.s un impraveir.ent lurin(f "ii- week. IHilll.M. XKWS. Mr. lUirb -i' and family liuve mturn-i-il to i'lirtliiiid. Mrs. Siiiu completed the tuking of Hit) ifiisug last Saturday. TIids. Miller aud K. A. Drown have bt-n on bick list the past week. Mr. anil Mrs. Sam Shell returned Peter McMurtln of Iuue is now working for Phil Brady. W. I). Leauian of iieppner spent Sunday iu Cecil amongst his friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Krebs of "The Last Camp" left on Saturday (or Arl ington. A E Kmhh and famllv of "TIih Lookout" apent Thursday and Friday from Portland Saturday where Mr. I" l"ne- ! Hubert Marshall had his arm Bob Cursner was a busy man la thrown out of Joint when wrestling. Cecil on Sunday, shipping out cattle 11! "UuUed a physician aud It Is now to The Dalles. j loi,8 nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Hut Pearson autoej: The dunce In the C. C. Paine build to Heppuer Friday, where they will ling wua much enjoyed by the people in Uourdiuun and surrounding coun try, Friduy night. lease for a time to see if an improve mi nt iu the service cannot be had. TACOMA GUN STORE. INC. Tacoma, Wash. f MONKY TO LOW. At six per cent, in amounts from Tim Farm llureau meets Friday ! 1 000.00 to $37,5)0.lM. Five to 33 evening, Feb. lath, at the usual place, j years. Yoa pay principal and Inter-. Larte,t stork of Hunlrs' and Trap- A program and refreshments tare jest. You do not nave to take stori pers supples in iu .nuii. been arranged. All having bills ' in any organization. For particulars Mi.il at'enlion to mail orders, ufcainst the rabbit fund should file write M. Fitsmaurice, Condon, Ore. 4t s.,H ,. c,.nt t;imp for catalogue. spend a few days. John Saddleback of Newton, Ore., was looking up bis old friends ar ound Cecil on Monday. Frank Laughridge of Arlington was looking up his Cecil friends on Tuesday and Wednesday. Jim Whitney of "The Dove Cote" left on the local on Tuesduy tor liepp. ner where he will Bpend a few days. Urovcr Curtis of Lower Willo creek was a business culler ut the county neat on Monday and Tues duy. J. D. Walker, ono of the highway surveyors who is work ng in (uii, spent the week end with his family in lone. Misses V. M. Hynd and Lizzie Blahm of "Butlerby Flats," spent, Saturday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Phil Brady. j Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Franklin undi daughter, Miss Bern ice, of Kuea spent Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. Jack Hynd at "Butterby Flats." Mr. and Mrs, C..A. Minor of Port land arrived at "The Last Camp" last Sunday and spent a few days before going on to Heppuer. J. H. Miller, who has traded his "Board less Barn" ranch for some property at Milton, made a business call In Cecil on Tuesduy. . Wid Palmateer of "Windynook" und J. E. Crabtree of "Dotheboys Hill" were bUBy around Cecil on the county roads during the week. ' E. L. Vinton, district engineer of the state highway department und several of his lone crew are now in Cecil, busily working on the highway. II. W. Willis has been busy during the lust week, enumerating the Ce cil district. Mr. Willis says he found every one accomodating where ever he called. Krebs brothers have just finished building an addition onto the "Shep herd's Rest." Bob Thompson of Hcppner Is now in residence at the "Shepherd's Ilest, Oskar Huber shipped another large caterpillar tractor Into Cecil on Mon Hnv and the hills are beginning to look small around here since tw o cat erpillars have been going day and night. Mrs. John Nash of Ewlng, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Forkncr at The Dulles hospital, re turned home Saturday und we hear she is now seriously 111 and under the cure of a physician. Miss Letltla Shewey, who has been obliged through ill health to give up her school at Cecil, left for her home In Dallas on Tuesday. Mrs. Mona Miller of Portland now has charge of the pupils. Mrs. M. V. Logan of Portland ar rived In Cecil on Saturday. Mrs. Lo gan was called to the sick bed of her dauehter. Miss Vivian, who was sud denly taken 111 at her school at Four Mrs. Voyen was here between trains .Monday to see how the feed store is progressing since it is looked after by C. U. Blayden. with the secretary. The directors of the Irrigation Dis trict, Mr. Schilling, Mr. Camp and Mr. McFarland met with the Board man Deoule last Saturday afternoon, tb explain the points in the contract be-! tween the district and the government j in preparation for the election to be j held Feb. 24th. Kev. Boyd of New York and Ret. Body of Hood River met the people of the community church on the ev ening of Feb. 6th and outlined the New Era movement calling attention to the challenge that is placed upon the present duy church and outlining a plan for organization to meet the challenge. Mr F.morv of the Ellison-White ; Chautauqua was In town last week ,T. WANT ADS ARE SURE RESULT GETTERS. Use the- L. MONTERESTELLI ! Inokin? over the field. He found the Shell has been receiving treatment j community not quite reaJy t0 meet the expenses necessary to carrying on a chautauqua. ' As soon as the new school is finished and the auditorium available for use there will be many educational and entertaining features introduced to supply the community need along this line. for an ulcerated eye. He is much im proved in his general health but has lost the sight of one eye. Prof. G. E. Ilendrick went to Her uiistou Monday morning returning Tuesday on the train. He went to see about the water on his ranch. J. H. Weaver, Weldon Weaver, and Oral Weaver were land lookers in the community luBt week and expect to return for a more thorough examin ation next month. A committee of citizens Is investi gating the Einberger water system with the Idea of taking control under Do you use Willow Brand butter on your table? Seo advertisement of Morrow County Creamery Co. In this issue. Don't throw your old shoes away". Bring them to E. N. Gonty and have them repaired. i f iif5i jMp aW? , 1 1 I'll "I've Freed Myself Of The Old-Time Wash-Day Grind" AND vou, too, can bring a little sunshine Into your house on "Blu Mon. f day-'-cswaps the drudgery of wash-day-with the Crystal Electric Waihing Mjchine. Let the Crystal f.oulder the burdf n. It will do your wesolng more quickly more cheaply than any laundry Washing even the finrat, delicate linens without the slightest Injury the Crystal makes cirio'n the sanitary cleansing of all clothe. Let ns demon strate exactly what the Crystal will do for your home. Let us tell you how the Crystal removes the dirt without retort to the com plicated end unnecessary mechanical appliances that are to evident taotntt washing machines. E.J. STARKEY, Agent Gilinan Building, Heppner, Oregon, LUCKY STRIKE cigarette It's toasted to in crease the good, wholesome flavor of the Kentucky Burley tobacco. A regular man's smoke and deli cious t Our Extraordinary Announcement With the beginning of the New Year we are pleased to announce the fact that we are exclusive agents for John Deere Plows and Oliver Chilled Plow Works "THE LINES THAT LEAD" We feel that we are very fortunate in securing the exclusive sale of the above lines, as each item has been thoroughly tested and tried out and therefore we know beforehand the success that such lines must meet in the hands of any dealer. We shall endeavor to merit a continuance of your patronage by selling nothing but lines that we know are without question a success for the purpose intended. 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