The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-25

I We do Job printing.
H Geo. cawlheld was up from
|| Narrows Thursday.
NJ Dry cleaning and pressing a,
the Burns Steam Laundry. dtf.
Fred 0tley Jr was a business
\ visitor Thursday.
H Coming soon the mysterious
II BLACK BOX" at the Levens
II Theatre.
Adam George and f. Crowley
were business visitors to our city
on Thursday.
Chicken dinner Sunday at the
Overland IL o'clock and also
from $3.50 in the evening.
The high school pupils enjoyed
q "weiner" party out by the riv-
er last evening.
A good work horse for sale or
trade for milk cows or calves.
Inquire at the Gates House.
The hunters are getting their
guns creased up for the opening
of the duck season next Friday.
Mrs +. l.. Mace and daughter
Hazel. are in Portland for the
winter where the latter will at
tend school.
The Burns Steam Laundry
gives special attention to parcel
post. Send us your laundry by |
mail.
The new Victor Ladies Tailor
ing style book and samples for
fall and winter have arrived.
Call and see them ut the Clingan
Hat Shop before ordering else
where.
The grand jury will meet next
week to take up such matters as
may come before il for the COM
ing term Of circuit court which
convenes in regular term the
following week.
Team of gray work geldings
weight 1900 and 1400 pounds.
good set work harness. 81 inch
Lewis wagon. If sold soon $l75.
Will sell separate. Inquire at A.
s. Swain ranch. Lawen, Oregon.
Married Monday at the farm
home of the bride near this city.
Bert Pennington and Mrs. Sarah
E. McLaren. Rev. A. X. MacRae
of the Baptist church performing
the ceremony. Both are well
known in this vicinity and their
many friends extend best
wishes.
James Hicks and wife arrived
home Wednesday from a motor
tour Of California and other
point of interest. They were alb
sent several weeks. visiting
Fresno. Sacramento and other
California towns besides taking {
In the fair at San Francisco.
They met with an accident in {
Sacramento by colliding with the 7
curb to prevent running into two $
other machines on the street. ,
Their car was badly smashed and {
Mrs. Hicks received some severe q
cuts on the face. I
Several autos containing the !.
pupils Of Mrs. M. v. Dodge. the
violin teacher. and some of their f"
parents and friends left this
morning for Canyon City where S
the little violinists are going to v
give a concert tonight. The af- |.
fair was suggested by music low 4
ers in Canyon and the proceeds b
are donated to the churches over o
there after the actual expenses v
are deducted. The Times Herald d
s proud of talent developed by O
Mrs. Dodge and is sure our n
town will appreciate u
he program rendered. a
The Burns post Office handles M
more parcel post than any other u
,fFice in the United States of the u
Iame class. This statement was e'
made last week by an inspector
Who was here. This gives one Ia
In idea of the immense volume in
II business transacted through G,
his Office and the Importance of W
his place as a distributing point. h,
The statement further should s,
how the department that it is in
oolish to expect a reasonable bid a,
Inder the advertised change in ct
he delivery of the mail as con- W
ractor must equip to handle an ii
immense quantity of parcel post ca