The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-06
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II j. G. Welcome & Sons?
II Emory Hill is over from his
home at Alberson to attend court.
II The Lunaburg Dalton & Co.
Department Store have cut high
/ prices and long credit. 29tf
/ Frank Davey and wife have
/ moved into the Cal Clemens
4 residence.
Those desiring the service of q
Jersey bull may find one at the
j. II. McKinnon barn.
p. G. Smith has gone to Warn
er to buy some cattle provided he
finds the class he wants at right
prices.
Lost-On the streets of Burns,
a small gold watch. Suitable re-
ward if brought to The Times
Herald office. 43tf.
Mrs. Aura Clingan will open a
millinery store in the Hissner
building in the near future.
Watch for announcement in these
columns.
Walter Cross is down from
Trout Creek. He expects to
move Mrs. Cross and the little
grandchildren down for school
next week.
Roy Dwyer of the Electric
Light & Power Co., has gone to
outside points. We are inform
ed by friends that he will be ac-
companied home by q bride.
Pictures at Tonawama tonight
and social dance after. The
picture program tonight will be
of particular interest to the school
children some of them being
educational and industrial. Usual
prices.
Mrs. Ed. Holloway arrived here
from Portland last evening TO
join her husband out at the
Caterpillar" plow. She came
back with Clyde Weittenhiller
who had taken his sister and
little brother as far as Bend.
Mrs. J. w. Biggs and children
returned the fore part of this
week from Ontario where they
had been visiting with Judge
Biggs and family for a few
weeks. The little son, John b.,
had the misfortune to have his
arm broken while over there by
falling from a chair.
w. T. Lester left the fore part
of this week for Vale taking Mrs.
Lester and their little son that
far on their way to Kentucky
where they will spend the winter
with relatives. Mr.. Lester will
return here. He has leased his
residence to l.. M. Hamilton for
the winter.
Mrs. M. N. Fegtly, wife of
Editor Fegtly Of the Jordan
Valley Express, met with a pain
full accident by a fall from a
waterwheel at the Fegtly ranch
near Watson one day last week,
fracuring her left arm and
shoulder and dislocating her
thumb. The lady s many friends
in this city hope for her speedy
recovery. Ontario Democrat.
Miss Clara Weittenhiller and
her brother Leland, daughter and
son of P. S. Weittenhiller, took
their departure Thursday morn
ing for the family home in
Spokane. Clyde took them as
far as Bend in the car but will
return and remain here with his
father. Miss Weittenhiller's
health was not good here and it
was thought best that she seek
another climate.
Andrew j. Irwin and family,
who have been absent since June,
have returned home and the
children have entered school.
Mr.. Irwin states they had a most
delightful vacation period, visit
ing relatives and friends in Idaho
and spending some time in Yellow
Stone Park. He states he was
most agreeably surprised to find
such good crops here at home.
Mrs. A. A. Cowing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Griswold, her sister
and husband, expect to leave
next week for Santa Barbara,
California, where they will spend
the winter. Mr.. Griswold has
gone into the cattle business in
this section with Mrs. Cowing
but they will spend the winter