The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-06
D. Crowley was in town this

w. w. SturRes was over from
Silver Creek this week.
Chas. H. Davis at Harney has
plenty of fall seed rye for sale.
42-43.
II. Il. Ringen has returned
from an extended sojourn out
side.
Eastman's Kodaks and East
mans Kodak supplies at The
Welcome Pharmacy.
Henderson Elliott and wife
have taken up their residence In
this city for the winter.
Those auto robes at j. G.
Welcome & Sons are the best
for the money any where
Those knowing themselves in
debted to I. II. Short are kindly
asked to call and settle their
accounts.
A. Egli came over the latter
part of last week bringing In the
family who will remain here for
the winter.
o. E. Thompson is up from his
home assisting A. Beckley and
c. T.. ,Rosencrans make proof on
their homesteads.
Mrs. James Brandon and little
son are now domiciIed in the city
residence for the winter and the
boy is in school.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
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INVITED.
A large number of old time |
friends of the Crow Camp and
Lawen neighborhoods were here
to attend the funeral of
the late Mrs. Adam George.
Fred Cllngan and family have
returned from Heppner and will
again take up their residence
here. Their many friends are
glad to welcome them back.
Geo. A. Smyth came over from |
Diamond Saturday bringing Fred
and Mrs. Smyth who have taken
up their abode in the city resi-
ience to remain for the school
year.
The r. j. McKinnon 4 Son
Stage Co., has made passenger
rate of $1,000 between here and
Vale and will also haul freight
for "a cents on all consignments
IF so lbs. or over. 25tf.
Miss Jessie Bardwell has gone
10 the Sod House district where
she will teach school during the
winter. She was one of the 1918
graduates of the high school and
ner many friends wish her sue
,ess in her work.
Mrs. John Gemberling, daugh-
,er and Mrs. V. j. Hopkins and
,wo little sons came in this week.
he former returning from an ex-
ended visit to outside points and
he latter on a visit to relatives
md friends.
ID. H. Smyth and wife and son
Rye came over from their Happy
Valley home the fore part Of the
week and later went out by way
If Bend en- route to Portland and
,ther outside points. Rye is re-
.urning to school at Corvallis and
his parents go with him for a short
,isit there and other places.
They are among the oldest pio-
ieers of this county.
Mrs. Murray informs The
Herald that DIR. Harrison
md family are expected home to
Burns within the next week or
10. DIR. Harrison had to give up
lis special post graduate work in
London on account Of his health.
He didn't get to stay as long as
ne had contemplated on that ac-
but feels that he will re-
gain soon in this healthful climate
md take up his practice again.
DR.. Elizabeth Ellis and daugh-
.er, Miss Georgia. took their de-
oarture this week for Chicago
where they will spend an indef-
lite time visiting with relatives
md old time friends. That was
'ormerly their home and Miss
ellis has decided not to teach
his year as has been her custom
'or several years on this coast
md she and her mother will
ipend the winter resting and
taitsnne