The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-15

the city visiting relatives an'
friends.
Mrs. w. G.. Bardwell was th'
guest of friends in this city thi'
week.
]. J. Heinz and VIM. Ora,
were up from Lawen yesterda,
and expect to leave for home thi'
afternoon.
The beautiful weather now be
ing enjoyed here has caused
everyone to turn their thoughts
to farming and gardening.
Call on J, J. Tupker for youI
hardware, crockery, agricultural
implements, vehicles. gasoline
engines, wind-mills. pumps and
garden ware.
\ The Progressive Mothers Club
will give a st. Patrick's ball on
March 13. The receipts from
this ball will go toward the pur-
chase of new books for library
and should be literally patron
lied.
Clyde Bmbree is up from his
ranch and informs us that his
father, DR.. +. V. h. Embree,
and family expect to come out
from the Willamette Valley this
spring on a visit. They may re-
main permanently.
EsTRAy One black mare g.
year-old this spring branded with
turtle on left stiile. Taken up
at my place two years ago. Own
er call, prove property and pay
expense Of keep and advertising.
j. w. BUCHANAN.
Harncy. Oregon.
A fire alarm was turned in yes
terday morning but the blaze did
not amount 10 anything. II
started in some rubbish back of
Trisch d Donegan's saloon and
was caused from throwing out
ashes in which were live Goals Of
fire.
Local talent will produce a
comedy drama in the near fut-
ure and hope to complete the
town clock fund. Should they
meet with the success of their
last effort this will be accom-.
plished and the clock will be or.
dered az once.
Elmer Hogoboom has moved
u string Of harness and running
horses to the fair grounds and
will begin active work in exer-
cising and putting them in shape
for the season. He will conduct |
a public stable and several have
signifed their intention of hav-
ing Mr.. Hogoboom take charge |
Of some promising colts. Geo. |
Hagey and J. p. Farra will each
be at the fair grounds a little
ater with their stations and
lew colts 10 work.
DIED Charley Parker. the in
valid son Of Mrs. Mary Gard. at
lis home, near Lawen. Ore, Feb.
9Th. He was nineteen years one
month and seventeen days old.
Charlie had been an invalid all
his life, and was as innocent and
helpless as a baby through all
he nineteen years. This help
ess condition called for the con-
,tant and tender care of loved
mes and these have been given
stint or complaint. The
services were conducted
~ Rev. Holloman at the home,
'eb. llth. lnterment was in
he Saddle Butte cemetery.
DIED AT the home Of Mrs. N. IL
,omegys in this city, Tuesday,
'eh. IL, Mrs. John Anderson,
ged 55. The lady had been i'll
or several weeks and her death {
vas not unexpected. Deceased
vas born in Sweden, and came
0 Illinois in 1874. Was married
n California, IN 1877 Moved to
iarney Valley in 1889. Mrs. !
was a good kind moth
rly woman who was universally
ked by all her acquaintanees.
Ter husband died here seven
ears ago. She is survived by
We children, Edward, Leans,
Walter and Francis Anderson and
irs. Sid Comegys, all Of this !
Ounty; two brothers in Illinois
ne brother and one sister in +
weeden. The funeral was cor
ucted Thursday afternoon By D
lev. A. J. Irwin and interment :
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