The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-08-04
CECIL ITEMS Of INTEREST

Leon Logan Of Four Mile was a bus
mess caller in Arlington on Saturday.
Miss Ester Logan of Four Mile was
calling on her Cecil friends no Satur-
day.
Miss Ruth May Of The Lone Star
ranch was caller in Cecil on Wednes-
day.
Master Ellis Montague of Toppenish.
Wash, is spending his vacation with
friends in Four Mile.
Cecil Allan OF Portland has been
visiting for a few days with his sister,
Mrs. Roy Slender, at Seldomseen.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Hardesty and fam
lily of Morgan spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. H. ]. Streeter at Cecil
Mrs. Roy Scott and Miss Violet NJ.
Hynd of Butterfly Flats were visiting
on Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Scott niece of Mrs. Jack
Hynd. left Butterfly Flats on Wednes-
day for Granite where she will join her
husband who is camptending for Hynd
Bros.
Bill Thomson and E. Cantwell who
have been joy riding around Portland,
made a short call in Cecil on Wednes-
day before leaving for their homes in
Heppner,
A. Henriksen, who has been busy
amongst his hay on the Hamilton
ranch, returned to Cecil on Wednesday
and is now making the hay fly on his
Willow Creek ranch.
J. D. Kropp and son of Portland ar
rived in Cecil on Wednesday leaving
for Morgan on Friday J. D. has the
contract for hauling gravel for the
highway for the Oregon Hassam Paw
ing company.
Messrs. Misner. Logan and Dean are
busy hauling wheat into Minor and
Hynd's warehouse at Cecil Dwight
shipped out of Cecil, two car loads
leaving for Portland on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garlick, who have
been spending few days with friends
in Portland returned to Cecil on Wed
nesday. leaving on Friday for Morgan
where Mr. Garlick will haul gravel for
oregon Hassam Paving company.
Mrs. Z. J. Logan and daughter Miss
Olive Of Portland. who have been visit
ing friends around Cecil for several
weeks, returned to their home in Port
land on Sunday. Mrs, Logan was ac-
companied by her nephew John, young
est son of Leon Logan of Four Mile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Myers and sol.,
who have been residing at RockcliHe
during the graveling Of the highway,
left for Morgan camping grounds on
Wednesday where they will take up
their abode during the finishing of the
new road.
The many Cecil friends of Miss Hazel
McBee, daughter of l. E. McBee, late
of Cecil, offer their congratulations on
the occasion of her marriage on Sum-
day, July a. 1921, at Seattle, Washing
ton. to Mr., Gold Robert Kenyon, They
will be at home after August at S9QS
Thirteenth Avenue South, Seattle.
Mrs. Weltha Combest, who is visiting
at the home of ]. NJ Melton at The
Lookout, had the misfortune on Monday
night to lose her footing and fall into
the basement. Her face and head were
badly cut. Dr. Donnelly Of Arlington
was soon in attendance and treated the
wounds which required twenty three
stitches. Mrs. Combest was taken to
The Dalles hospital where, at time Of
writing, she was progressing we'll.
A large party of young people sur
prsed Clifford Henriksen at Willow
Creek ranch on Wednesday night. it be-
ing the occasion of his twenty second
birthday. No need to say merry time
was spent Constable John" holds a
warrant for arrest of the guilty party
who ate the chocolates and refilled the
box with rocks which Tired Tim" later
in the evening presented to his latest
lady love, and Tired Tim" has since
been told, to well--least said--sooner
mended.