The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-07-21
CECIL ITEMS OF INTEREST

Frank Montague rs Arlington made
short stay IH Cecil on Friday.
W. e. Palmateer Of W.adynook was
busy man around Cecil or sunday
ia Melton Of the Lookout was a
business caller ia lone on Friday
Mrs. wel,ha Conbest visited with
Mr. and Mrs Everett Logan st Fair
view on Friday.
Miss Georgia Summers Of The Last
Camp spent Sunday with Miss Ester
Logan at -Four Mile
Henry Krebs and Harold Mathews o.
The LAST Camp made hurried visit
10 lone on THURSDAY
Mrs. Joe Searles arrived in Cecil
from Montana on saturday and has
taken Up her residence tn Ca~vilIe.
Miss Cleta palmateer Of wiuaynook
and Miss Mary Wilde Of BroadacreS
we're visitors in Cecil on Wednesday.
}. D. Kropp who has the contract for
hauling gravel for the highway, left
on the local for Portland on Saturday.
Peter Bauernaend left on the local
on Wednesday en- route for Ritter,
where he VIII spend his annual vaca-
tion.
Mrs. Edwin a Fanc.erS accompanied
by Mrs Hazel Dean also Of -Four Mile,
We're business callers in Cecil on We'd
nesday.
Mr., and Mrs. J. J NcEntire and chill
dren Of Killarney visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wilson at Boardman on
Sunday.
c. c Morey arrived in Cecil from
Spokane on Tuesday and viii visit for
several weeks with his daughter, Mrs
H J. Streeter
W. A Thomas spent Saturday ami
Sunday visiting his old friends around
Cecil before leaving 10 work in the har-
vest fields near lone
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A Ayres LEFT
TeRtville on Sunday for lone where
Mr. Ayres viii haul gravel for the
Warren Construction Co.
Frank Chile, foreman for the Oregon
Hassam Paving company. left on Sat
urday for his home in Portland. where
he VIII spend his vacation.
Ashur Montague of Eight Mile was
a business man in Cecil on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Garlick OF Tent
vile left on Saturday for their home in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Duncan and
daughter, Miss Mildred, Of Busy Bee,
also Mrs. Wm. Schulz and children Of
Sunnyside, Wash, were callers in Cecil
on Tuesday.
Misses A. c. and II. H. Lowe OF the
Highway House and Mr.. Gene Krop of
Tentville were the dinner guests of
Master H. and Miss A c. Hynd at But
terby Flats on Sunday.
Dwight Misner is the busiest man in
Morrow county. He is working against
time hauling his bumper crop Of Tur-
key Red wheat with two REQ trucks
into Minor and Hynds warehouse at
Cecil
Constable John" is supposed to be on
duty during the absence Of his super
ior. the Mayor" and deputy, but alas,
all John can do is to try to realize that
he is the proud possessor Of lovely
mustache.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Henriksen Of Willow
Creek ranch, Mrs. George Henriksen
and daughter, Miss Mildred, Of Straw
berry ranch and Jack Hynd of Butter
by Flats left on Thursday for the
mountains.
c. D. sennett of Portland was visit
ing amongst his old friends in the Ce-
Gil vicinity on Saturday and Sunday
before leaving for Montana where he
has mining interests which are needing
his attention.
Saturday was a busy day in Cecil. the
Oregon Hassam Paving company who
have now finished the Cecil end Of their
contract, moving all their machinery
workmen's tents, cook house. etc, tc
Morgan on that day They will be a
work there as soon as the rock crushel
is set m