The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-08-21
Tonawama. tonight.

~ i"kcy :.
= Have your picture taken at tn,
m Sayer Studio.
8 j. w. Buchanan was In .h,
city Thursday.
= Harvester whips at J. G. Wei
= come & Sons.
! Lutte Parker is here from On.
: : tario looking after some business
. matters.
First class fir buck teeth and
= mower tonguesat the Burns Hard.
! ware Co.
Jesse Vjckers was in town yes
terday from his ranch near Grow
Camp.
Little Miss Joselyn Burke is up
from her home in Portland on a |
visit to Miss Martha Hanley on
the homestead. They were in
the city this week taking in the
sights.
J. W. Walker. of Van, who
has been an inmate of the Cum
minis hospital for the past month.
is rapidly recovering his health
expects to leave for his home in :
the near future. D
Mrs. I. II. Short left Thursday y
morning for Portland accompan- !
led by her granddaughter, Miss !.
Frances Kerth. The latter is re- :
turning to her home after spend. \
ing the vacation with her grand
parents and will enter high
school. Mrs. Short will visit for ,,
an indefinite time In the VILLAIN 81 81
cite and Rogue River Valleys. q
where she has relatives. !.
Married : "Wednesday evening in
his city. Bert l.. Williams and =,
Miss Sadie Il. Palmer, Rev. A. q, q,
{. MacRae performing the cere- 90 80
nony. Both are residents Of the iSl
'rinceton section where Mr.. =.
Williams has farm. We under
tand the bride is nurse by pro-
ession. They will make their In
ONE in this county. The Times
lerald extends best wishes. ~
Mrs. A. L. Smith was broughtk !
yer from Catlow Valley Thurs D. .,
ay for medical treatment. The rem rem
dy was attacked by a wild cat and
her yard and badly bitten and Of !
The animal crawled peil
ider the back porch of the resi- NV Wv
nee where 1t was killed later. n, I,
is very unusual for a wild cat moo
attack a human being and it is said
.eiy this one was suffering with eou'
bies. Deer
plac
Mrs. Martha Sagers and child eour
\ left yesterday for Ontario ~, .ne
lere they will remain for an in mia
finite time. Mrs. Sagers has exec
uncle residing there and viii and
sp house for him during the same
ming year at least. She has ,.,,,.' -
tied her residence here. Mrs. H.r,
as. Brittingham and children tion.
Mt out with Mrs. Sagers to gon,
L for a couple Of weeks with coun
ltives and friends. She will en.er :,
irn in time TO place May in os, m ,,
ool.
he Times-Herald is in receipt Gee
a newspaper clipping an -
ncing the funeral services of NOT
!. Sarah ]. McKinnon at River
, California, but the exact Notice
is not mentioned. Deceased 3, % ssTs ! :
the widow of T. A. McKin- > sTEssS Es.S,
and the family resided in this ss,aSIi, 81 .Sis
ion for many years. Mrs. ON sS'Sss sSs
.innon was 70 years old and Slsl9, w;,,s,
tive of Indiana. She and her Assn AAssn',, |,
land left here several years
and since his death she had 49,,
making her home with her Noii
liter, Mrs. ]. l.. Albert.
n children who survive her Notice b
irs. Emma Skinner of River stead ];
Mrs. w. H. Wilson of Perris, sssiioa
McKinnon Of Burns and Eflis q iniyni
innon Of Prineville. ssIoIs,' sI,'.'
the aist
tn the railroad actually un. koSS.
obstruction. using as many Riley. 81
as apply and the harvest
ain now on the people of
Valley certainly have an op- EmSj
s'S s%.s E sss;Iy''s %sss is%s''ss & sa's' fer
unds with which to purchase =
saries for the development 9 9
'ir land. Next year is GO :
be even better for this sec- From C.
8 the railroad will be here '"'ss ss,
e out such products as we
md there will be good prices
lings ready for the new or cool.