The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-09

w. G. Cecil, w. II. johnson ana n.
]. Williams we're all over from Silver
Creek Thursday on business,
THE goose that laid the golden
eggs had something on the hen who
is laying eggs at the present market
price. but not so very much.
THE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. "THB BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR 9 g 9 9 SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Notice-James Mckee has taken
over all the property of Cecil Mckee
and all persons holding accounts
against Cecil Mckee are requested 10
present the same to the undersigned
at Diamond, Oregon,
Mrs. ], w. Geary. secretary of the
Red Cross Chapter. informs The
Times-Herald that she recently re-
ceived $40 from Narrows as dona-
tion which Mrs. Harris had secured
for the Red Cross. II was the result
of rattle we understand.
G. T. Lillard and his son Joe were
over from "The Valley OF The Moon"
home following the election, having
brought in the returns. While here
they took advantage OF the oppor-
tunity to get vaccinated as a pre-
caution against the "fiu." They
went home yesterday.
40 acre ranch 3 miles from Castle.
Rock. Wash. acre cleared IA acre
tillable all fine soil room house
good spring and running stream.
Plenty Of wood. good little ranch
for any purpose. Price $1,000. WIN
trade for Harney Valley land. Ad-
dress Geo. W. Fenton. Camp TIE.
Newport, Ore.
Relatives have received the sad
news over the wire today that Bat
McClain had died from influenza. He
was son of the late Dude McClain
and was well known to the older re-
sidents of tins city. Bat had been
attached to the postal service In
Portland for the past several wears
and was making good. We under
stand HIS wife is not expected TO sur
vive from an attack of influenza.
j. N. Jensen was up from Crane
the fore part OF this week and
brought up encouraging news as to
the condition OF the sick folks In that
place, all of whom were improving
rapidly. Later other residents of
that city have been up with the same
happy news and Dr. Geary. who had
been attending the sick there for a
couple of weeks was able TO return
home and resume his work In this
city.
The Times-Herald learned the
fore part of this week that Dell
Hayes had left some time ago TO
enter the Benson Polytechnic school
at Portland. He at once placed him
self In readiness for service upoif
MS being placed In class and was
first asked TO leave on Oct. Is, but
a later order delayed his departure
until the 26th. Word has been re-
ceived from the school to the effect
that he was Ill with Influenza but Is
recovering satisfactorily.
Married.-Nov. 2. at Mountain
Home, Idaho. Miss Anna Brown and
Mark Y. Phelps a prosperous stock
man and farmer OF that vicinity. The
bride was former resident OF this
city and is the daughter of j. w.
Brown, Mrs. Alex Hanley, Mrs.
Marvin McGee are her sisters. The
young lady had been living with
relatives In Idaho for the past two
years or more. The Times Herald
Joins In extending best wishes for a
long and happy welded life.
Mrs Harry r.. Smith is a happy
woman. AT first she was more so be-
cause Of the report that war was
over but since II is going on Just the
same for the present she still has a
happy smile for her son Frank has
secured furlough and is coming
nome for visit. Frank has been In
active service almost from the first
as he has been engaged In helping
take troops and provisions over the
pond. No doubt he VIII give us some
inside information as TO U-boats
Then he gets home.
Ira Mahon was up the other day
ana told some of hfa frianda of a