The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-04-08
LIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS

G. A. Miller Of "Hlghyiew" made
short trip to Arlington on Wednes-
day
C. w. McFadden of Eight Mile
spent short time in Cecil on Mon
day.
NJ. V. Logan made a short trip to
his home in Portland during the
week.
T. W. Matlock of "The Dove Cote"
left on the local on Wednesday for
Portland.
Claude l.. Murray of the Ellis Min
or ranch spent Wednesday at Pop
lar Grove"
Mrs. Peter Nash spent the past
week visiting at the home of Leon
Logan of Four Mile.
w. A. Thomas who is living on the
Jim Allyn place was doing business
in Cecil on Saturday.
Messrs Minor and Matlock return
ed from Heppner on Saturday to look
after their Cecil interests.
L. Calkins and Clifford Winters of
SHADY DELI spent Friday and Sat
urday visiting friends in lone.
Francis Dovigan of Freeriver, Wy,
is visiting at Killarney" the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. McEntire.
Leon Logan of Four Mile and sis
ter, Miss Olive Of Portland spent
Sunday with J. w. Osborn of Cecil.
T. II. Lowe left on the local on
Thursday for Portland where he will
spend few days on business mat
ters.
County road master McCaleb spent
Tuesday around the Cecil district
overlooking the different roads need
ing repairs.
NJ. O Bennett, state engineer, and
friend, Mr.. Oliver of Portland spent
Thursday and Friday in Cecil super
vising the new highway.
Il. l.. Vinton, the energetic district
highway engineer and nephew, c. W.
Rutledge autoed to Moro, where they
will spend their Easter vacation.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. McEntire of xii
larney" on the arrival of fine boun-
cling boy on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Harry Bethurem of Portland
arrived in Cecil on Thursday where
she will join her husband who is
drilling wells in the Cecil district,
Misses Groshens, Corrigal and
Grogan of Heppner spent Saturday
and Sunday in Cecil as the guests OF
+. l.. Vinton and Glen Farnsworth.
A. Leech of the engineering high
way crew left on Friday for Portland
and also w. D. Middelburgh left for
The Dalles on Friday to spend their
Easter vacation.
A. Henriksen and son Clifford
who have been spending few days
on their upper ranch returned to
their willow Creek" ranch on Fri
day.
Agates we're the favorite fad ar
ound Cecil in March but since April
arrived gentlemen are wearing time
pieces instead of watches, for what
reason we cannot tell unless Geo.
Post knows.
Jack Hynd, "the mayor and Wal
ter Pope, "the marshal autoed to
Heppner on Thursday, returning
home Saturday accompanied by
Master Herb and Miss Annie c. Hynd
who will spend their Easter holidays
at Butterfly Flats. ."
The dance was big success at Ce-
ell on Saturday night. About fifty
couples took part in 1.-The Caterpillar
Crawl" 1t certainly "got EN- all"
We hear that the contractors and en-
gineers are to give farewell dance
in Cecil Hall about April 17th.
Geo. Henriksen and family Of Can
by arrived on Tuesday and took pos
session of their new home. Mr.. Hen
riksen has recently bought the ranch
owned by ]. II. Franklin near Rhea,
Our best wishes are extended to our
new neighbors and long may they re-
main amongst us.
The Cecil community extend their
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes to
Miss Eta Barnes of Poplar Grove,
and Claude l.. Murray late of But
terby Flats" who were married in
lone on Friday, April g. The happy
pair left for Portland where their
honeymoon will be spent.
Cecil has had a few days of wind
and sand storms during the last
week, the one on Friday being the
worst storm ever known here. we
hear of much damage being done in
the vicinity. Roofs, porches and
windows being lifted with the fierce
winds. Cecil Scenic Highway has al
most all been blown away in sand
storms during the gale,