The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-06-12

III Isaac Foster was in the city
III for several days during tn,
II week.
Il Mrs. j. II. Garrett was dowr
II from the mountain home during
III this week.
II Mrs. Julia Smith has returned
II from an extended visit with rela.
tives and friends in Yakima.
II Rye Smyth and Leonard Locher
H who have been attending o. A.
| c. arrived home this week for
the vacation period.
Have your coupon tickets with
i you at the Welcome Pharmacy
Saturday at 3 o'clock. The alu-
minum prize will be awarded to
the number nearest the one
drawn.
Sheriff Goodman captured n
couple of men accused Of steal
ing horses in Catlow Valley re-
Gently. They were bound over
to the grand jury. They gave
their names as Waddle and Car
line.
George Miller, a brother of
Chas. r., and his daughter, Mrs.
Smith. who had been here on ac-
count of Charley's illness, took
their departure for their home in
Union county the first of this
week.
The many friends of the old
pioneer X. j. Mckinnon are pain
ed to learn that he suffered a
stroke of paralysis the other day.
He is under the care of DR.. |
Standard and reported doing
very well.
Frank Johnson and wife and
daughter, Miss Dessel, were in
the city yesterday from the
Colony house near Hartman.
Mrs. Johnson and daughter will
spend the vacation period with |
him over here.
Road Master Faulkner has dis.
carded his +. M. +. that has
served him so faithfully for past |
generations and now sports a
new Studcbaker The road camp |
boys will have to watch out now |
as they are not able to tell Faulk |
by the rattle and he may catch
them asleep.
The posters announcing the
program for the big celebration
in Burns have been printed and
mailed out all over the country.
The boys have arranged a most
attractive program for the three
days, and no doubt there will be
many visitors to enjoy the time.
Word was received here last
Saturday that Miss Mildred VIII
son. who taught domestic science
and art in the high school last
year and who had been elected
to the same position for the COM
ing year, had rendered her resig-
nation. 1t is understood the
young lady has accepted a posi-
ton in Pcndleton for the coming
year.
County Agticulturist Shattuck |
announces that he now has "A
42-volume library. in his Office
ready for the use of farmers.
These are valuable books for the
farmer and they are for free cir
culation. These books may be
had for Il two-weeks period by
any responsible farmer who de-
sires to use them. Ask him for
particulars.
Miss Vera Hendricks arrived
here from Washington this week
and will spend the vacation
period visiting with relatives and
friends in this county where she
formerly resided and was one of
our successful teachers. Miss
Hendricks is now employed in
teaching in Washington where
she will return upon the opening
of the school year. She reports
her mother now enjoying good
health,
Henry Hamilton has been in
the city for several days renew
ing acquaintances. Mr.. Ilamil-
ton has been a resident of East
ern and Central Oregon for n
longer period than most any one
else in these parts and although
well advanced in years he still
retains his youth and is always
u cheerful companionable man to