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TRh U.lZKTTtVriMM. HEI'PXEB. I.C. THURSDAY, AlU Ml. lO-.i). LIVE CECIL NEWS IIEIIS T. Gray of Morgan was doing busi ness in Oi-ll on Friday. Mr. tiorlon of Morgan visited at the home of J. W. Osborn on Wednes day. W. V. Ewins of Kwing was looking up his pals In Hi-ppncr on Sunday and Monday. Miss Olive Logan of Four Mile spent Thursday with Mrs. Weltlia Combest at Cecil. Miss Iluth May of The Lone Star raneh was culling on her Cecil friends on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pettyjohn of Morgan were calling on their Cecil friends on Monday. Walter Pope, who has been spend ing some time in Portland, returned to Cecil on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Murray of Iono were visitors at J. M. Melton's of The Lookout, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundcll and family of Rhea left on Tuesday for lone, where they will visit for a few days. W. G. Palmateer of Windy Nook and W. A. Thomas of Hanson's Can yon were business callers in Cecil on Mouday. Mr. and Mrs. George Ilenriksen and daughter, Mihs Mildred, of Khea, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jack Hynd at llutterby Flats. Miss Lena Krebs of Portland arri ved In Cecil on Thursday and will visit with her brothers at The Last Camp for a few days. Geo. Shaw of Prince Rupert, B. C arrived In Cecil on Tuesday and will spend his vacation with his aunt, Mrs. Jack Hynd t Butterby Flats. Congratulations are extended to Mr. und Mrs. Oral Ilenriksen of The Snuggery, on the arrival of an eight pound daughter on August 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Arlington and Mr. and Mrs. Leghorn and daugh ter of Arlington visited with Mr. and; Mri. George Krebs at The Last Camp on ui.day. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Lowe of the Highway House arrived in Cecil on Saturday after having spent a de lightful vacation fur three weeks In Victoria. B. C. A dance will be held in Cecil hall on Saturday night, August 28th. Good music. All welcome. Light refreshments will be served by Mrs. T. II. Lowo during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Four Mile and also Miss Hazel Winters of Shady Dell and Mrs. Montgomery of Yaki ma, Wash., were calling on Mrs. Geo. Krebs of The Last Camp on Thurs day. I:. E. Duncan and daughter. Miss Mildred, of Busy Bee ranch and Mrs. Josephine McEntire of Killarney, were in Cecil on Monday. R. E. is now busy taking orders for honey from his famous apiary at Cecil. The first car of this season's wheat was shipped out uf Minor & Hynd's warehouse at Cecil on Friday for At blna, Portland. This car of wheat was bought by Carl Yount of lone and was grown by Dwight Misner on his ranch near Cecil. Mr. Misner has been bringing eight truck loads of w heat into the Cecil warehouse every day during the last week. Misses Margaret Krebs and Mabel Sommerfeldt, who have been spend ing their vacation In and around Ce cil for the last few weeks, returned to their homes in Portland on Tues day. These young ladles declare they never had enjoyed their holidays as much or had never met such hospi tality as they received while in Cecil. We can sympathize with John and Herb In their lonllness. Mr. Gibbs Jollies the Sheepmen. The following letter from J. W. Gibbs, the trapper has been handed to the Gazette-Times with the request thut we give It publication. Mr. Gibbs was employed by the sheep men of this county to wage a war on the coyotes and bob ca's. "I have been trapping coyotes and cats in the vicinity of Big and Little Butter creeks for the stockmen and regret to state that I have got to lay-off for a spell as I have most of the sheepmen about broke, or at least badly bent. I don't follow the trapping business forthe sport alto gether. It is business with me, a matter of dollars and cents. I am a professional at this trapping busi ness and expect my pay when I get the coyotes and cats. "I have had some trouble In col lecting from some of the Bigners, one gentleman among them refusing to pay, saying that he would rather use the money to buy moonshine. "Therefore I have turned the mat ter over to a wide-awake, reliable at torney. "During the past two months I have brought many a pesky marauder to account, having caught 45 coyotes j und cats within a thirty mile radius! of the John Kilkenny ranch on upper Hinton creek. I took live coyotes in three nights from John Kilkenny's j buck pasture. These coyotes had ! killed many a fine buck for Mr. Kil- j kenny. Mr. J'ji.n certainly appre ciates what I have dune fur him and has paid every cent that a coming without halt ini; an eye. Gentry, Hynd and Wi:;leswri h were all very much Interested in the work I have done. "For every coyote I kill, I receive $M.i! and 4. coyote; at :n.io is a nice little stake for Gibbs and enables li i in to keep up with the high cost of living. I am planning a trip to Sea dde where I expert to enjoy myself on some of the easy money I have picked up. I will admit that I don't make my money altogether by trapping but a good line of talk helps some with Mr. Sheepman, getting him to sign his doom. Good bye all of you until you sell some wool, then I'll drop in and catch another bunch of coyotes and cats. I do hope you fellows will be a little more liberal with your change. J. W. CIBBS,, Heppner, Ore. 'lire had been red -iced Condon Roy E. Brown, Hardman mer Roy E. Broan, Hardman nierrha:.t. f" Irove out a new Dodge delivery ear j t ; Inhe-Times. i Monday, which he had purr!.a-'-i It. A. Culick has bo.ight 440 ai res from the Colin Auto Co,, of this city, of land from Jas. T. .Moi.-an of Little Mr. Brown intends to use the car in Hatter creek. The for.-hlera'.ion was transporting merchandise to his store t.',r,oi). ' at Hardman. Oxford Students Wanted. A three-year course at Oxford, England, all expenses paid, awaits any O. A. 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