The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-02
Baled hay at the City Mea. Mar.

]. p. Gearhart is over from his
home on Calamity.
James Gilbert and wife we're in
the city one day this week.
Ben Newman was up from the
leland ranch Yesterday.
Miss Pearl Mahon was among the
guest at the mask ball last night
Mrs r. w. Welcome was quite
sick the first Of the week, hut is
now improved
Try checking account with us.
Deposit and withdraw at your plea
sure and in strict privacy Harvey
County Bank.
Estray--One black mare brand
ed A6-connected on left shoulder
$40 reward for her delivery TO Fred
Haines, Harvey, Greg
We are informed that Edward
Ward and Miss Amanda johnson
were married at the home Of John
Gearhart two weeks ago.
J. II. Neal was here this week Ne
a witness in the injunction case Of
Silz vs. Swain. He has returned
to his home In Happy valley.
A grand ball will be given at
Locher's hall on Feb. a. Music
will be furnished for the occasion
by Ice Caldwell's five piece orobes.
tra. All the dancing public iuv.i-
ed.
Get into the band wagon and
help push Burrs and Harvey ooun.
ty. How2 Attend the meeting Of
the push club Monday night and
see II you can't offer a few sugges.
tions.
Died-Monday. Jan 2s, at the
county hospital, James Cecil. n
brother 10 w. II. Cecil Of Crane
creek. Deceased had been at work
at the White Horse ranch aud ac-
cidentaly wounded bis hand slight.
ly on barbed wire causing blood
poisoning We are unable TO get
particulars Of his age or how long
he had been In this county. He
was married man.
DieJ--At the county hospital
last Monday. Jan. 2s, Marian
siormer, from cancer Of the sto-
mach. Deceased had been a reel
dent Of this and Grant county for
the past 30 years. lie was we'll
known 10 all the old time people,
having worked at the Sayer sag
mill for many wears The funeral
occurred the following day, Mr..
Slormer has relatives la the vii.
lamette valley.
We have bad quite a sarieiy Of
weather during the past week IL
has showed and thawed at inter
yals the entire week with an 90.
easional chinook. We have been
more fortunate than other portions
Of the state, however, according TO
newspaper report. Portland had a
bad storm Monday with n wind
that blew down trees, electric and |
telephone poles and played havoc |
in general after plastering every 1
thing over with coating Of Ice.
Judge and Mrs II. C. Levens en-
tsrtained the FIVE Hundred Club at
their elegant farm home just south /
Of this city last Thursday evening. 1
The party went out in a big hay
rack aud although the roads aud /
weather were both disagreeable the |
wagon load Of joival and eongenial
souls enjoyed the tfip, especially /
going out az all anticipated a most |
enjoyable evening a, the hospitable I
home and none we're disappointed /
II Was the first time the writer bad I
visited the host and hostess iIoe
they had moved into the new home
which is one Of the finest farm
houses ia all Of Oregon fitted up
with every convenience aud rle- /
gance. After the hands bad been
played Mrs Ganlt gaug and res /
ponded % hearty encore. MTs.
Al Welcome also played an instru- /
mental selection on the piano later 1
in the eyenin. Refreshments we're
served Mr.. aud Mr.. Leyens will 1
never find in necessary 10 press In /
vilalions upon thst crowd Of people 4
again, for a mere hint will be all 1
that is necessary 70 send them TO-
ward the Levens ranch 10 any kind
of waather