The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03

&. and first assistant Jarvis Smith e.
; song. Every fire laddie is ex
peoted to be on hand.
Town council meets in regular
session Feb 3, principle business
reports Of financial committee and
consideration of ordinance on gam.
iug.
Drewsey Lodge No t47 100 I
must be doing business at the old
stand, for we noticed several of Their
members in from the country last
Saturday night among them were
J z Gearheart, Charles Markesberry
l. G Bradffeld, Bart Cronin, Geo.
Jordan, Ira Ruble, Jacob Wright
and others, and from the way J J.
Sitz and Charles Miller acted we
think they have just been pulled
through the kevhole. Your corres-
pondent has been informed that
there will be something, doing on
the 3d and 10th of Feb. aud that
all visiting Odd Fellows were in.
yited.
Minerva Reb Lodge No tt2, |.
o. o. +. will meet in regular ses.
sion on Saturday afternoons Feb.
Sd and nth the hour Of meeting is
3 o'clock.
Fridnv evening our little town
was in a stir. In any direction
that you might look you could see
sleighs nd fine teams chasing each
other all over town. Your report
er, with pencil in hand soon found
that the cause of all this hustle
meant that II was "all aboard" to
the ranch Of J l. Siiz, How the
sleigh bells jingledl How the teams
did nyl Soon our little town was
quiet. But different at the Siiz
farm. Mr. and Mrs Couch at the
door Of the farm house saying at
every after breath "lIow do YOU do
Come in" and as the visitors NOV
ed in we noted the following: Mr.
and Mrs A ] Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
Jarvis Smith, Mr. aud Mrs james
Hanks, Miss Cassie aud Della
Johnson, Gussio and Rose Lamb,
frankie Ward, Ella Barkley, Pearl
Carey, Georgia Holiday, Emma
and Pearl Smith, NJ a and Edith
Harrison, Camille Hanks. Messrs
J Il Baker, Harry Cary, Willie
Robertson, Rink Myers, Leslie and
Geo Rilev, Ed aud Chester stallard |
Craig Cattsrson, Arlie Acton, Wild |
Drinkwater, Charley Lamb, VIM. |
Ward. Dancing aud other amuse.
ments kept all Ia a high state Of
enjoy Refreshments were
served only a. Mrs Couch could /
serve them. At the early hour Of
3 Ia the morning all started home.
Saying that II was one Of the most
enjoyable evenings spent this win
ter. Some body out towards the
barn lot was yelling "whore Is my
sleigh" Several fellows went iu
search Of It and found II hid in the
willows on the river, whore Il had
been carried by somebody or bodies
We noticed that Mrs Couch aud
several Of the young ladies come in
from outside with knowing looks,
BE careful girls, you are liable to
trap some fellow yet.
MI Marks aud good wife, take
warning from a friend and keep
,very thing under lock aud key for
have heard reported that the
rang will be there sometime this /
week singing that old song I'VE
WON'T go Home ill Morning" and (
.'ll bet that they are just as hungry /
Is ever,
| NJ Davis started 10 Burns last
Monday.
l. n Olson is breaking him a new
utter team.
J L sitz says he can't leave town
III spring
Dave Miller has a team out for
ome supplies aad he is afraid that
Ieighing will be spoilt before it u
cts in. @
Craig CattersOn and Harry Cary -
ave just returned from Lawen
Our citizens say that We had n
lght 10 have telephone line be- o
IRE election Il You're right-Ed) 81
o F Right is having his saloon u
ainted and relited "a
t f Arnold was iu town a few
ays this week
r b johnson is helping in the a.
acksmilh shop at present