The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-04-10
Additional Locals.
Ground feed at HaCey's.

For Sale Disc harrow and
sullsy plow. - Cal'Clemens.
Finest alfalfa, timothy and red
top hay baled may he had at the
Goodman feed barn is south Burns
Mrs. Millar has her new Spring
Millinery on display at Schwartz
store and invites the ladies' of
Burns and vicinity to call and in.
spect it.
Clingan's Millinery south Main
st. has received a late consign-
ment of the latest in all lines.
Call and see the new Mary Pick
ford bonnets, etc.
For Rent-160 acres Of land
adjoining fine range, plenty Of
water, good house and a garden
plot that can be irrigated from
springs. Inquire at this office.
The musicale advertised for
last night at Tonawama by the
pupils of Mrs. Dodge was post
poned until next Friday, April is
on account of the death Of little
Muriel Mace who was a member
of the orchestra.
Rev. DR.. Benson has gone to
LaGrande where he will attend
Presbytery next week. There
will be no preaching service at
the Presbyterian church tomor-
row on this account but the Sun
day School will meet at the usual
time.
The Burns Garage brought in
a car load of Ford cars last Mon
day that had been unloaded and
driven in from Juntura. The
entire shipment had been dispos-
ed and another car load now en-
route has been practically dispos-
ed of. They are quite popular
this season.
Miss Emma Johnson arrived
home the fore part Of this week
from Portland where she had
gone on learning that her sister,
Miss Ella, was suffering from
typhoid fever. She reports the
invalid improving nicely and she
returned to again take up her
duties as teacher in the public
school at Lawen.
Waldo Geer arrived here the
first of this week to look after
some business matters. He will
likely dispose Of some of the
stock on the farm where Mr.. |
Wallace has been. as the latter is
giving up the lease and viii go
,ut in the valley where he has
! place rented. Waldo is looking
n good health and his many old
ime school friends are glad to
% welcome him.
c. F. Mckinney and wife took
heir departure last Tuesday
for San Francisco where
hey go to take in the fair and
-isit old scenes Of former days
Vhen they lived in California.
hey will meet Ex-Judge Spar
ow there and renew acquain-
ances with their former friend
nd partner. Mr.. Purington
ccompanied them out TO Bend
nd brought the car back.
j. A. Jones. an outside horse
uyer. spent several days in this
icinity during the week and The
imes-Herald is informed he pur- 4
nased between $50 and 1000 +,
cad. He paid 500 for mares
nd $65 per head for geldinzs.
Ir. Jones announced that he ex- !
ected to be back here IN May 1
fter more horses. These prices o
re considered very fair by horse !.
en- and there will likely be sew
al head offered next month.
Harry Larkin. who with his
ife has been visiting with the :,
emberlings for several weeks. s
ok his departure last Monday h
r Hood River where he has ar P
nged to open a canning factory. :,
lis has been his business for 3,
any years and he formerly h,
.erated in Colorado but he has oi
posed Of his business there aT
ID will open in Hood River. n
r.. Larkin is. still with her sis m
r Mrs. Gemberling, and will re- =
ain until Mr.. Larkin has his
ainess in shape and a residence
r them to move into.
Died AT the home Of her par
ts in this city Tuesday. April 6,
mol Mace daua,hfa. ~ NJ