The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-12

Have you pulled that sweet tooth
Donald Joklsch is in town this
week visiting friends.
Iost--Gasoline filler cup painted
gray. Finder please return to Summit
Garage and receive reward.
Lloyd Johnson is up from Lawen
on visit to his children who are In
high school.
Mrs. Clark reports that many
schools are without teachers not only
in this county but n shortage Ia re-
ported all over the state.
Carroll Cecil was among the out Of
town stockholders to be In for the
annual meeting OF the Inter Noun
tain Tel. and Tel Co.
Some questioned the suggestion
that the Japan current had been
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turned cold last Wednesday but
they're ready to believe II again now.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Saunders are reg
istered at the Levens from their
home at Warm Springs. They have
recently returned from a visit to
Lakeview.
More than ten million families
have signed the Hoover pledge card.
This pledge is the pledge OF service,
as real as that OF any soldier. IL It
being kept In your family. or is II
merely 'scrap OF paper?"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hamilton and
their daughter, came up from their
home near DEMO the fore part of
this week for short visit. The
daughter was left in this city TO
finish the eighth grade In the public
school Bert. accompanied by his
brother. Lester, took his departure
via Crane Monday afternoon for Wal
Iowa county where they go to visit
their parents for a short time. also
their sister. Mrs. Swanson. who re-
sides at Baker. Mrs. Hamilton re-
turned home
Relatives and friends have receiv-
ed the announcement OF the mar
riage OF Miss Chespa King to Lloyd
Crandall. at the home OF her mother
In Olympia. Washington on New
Years day. The young couple left
Immediately for short honeymoon
trip which would take them to Seat
tie, Tacoma and also Camp Lewis
They will make their home at Vale
The Times Herald wishes to join the
many friends of the bride In this
city where she was born and spent
most a her girlhood, in wishing the
newlyweds every happiness and pros
perity.
8. w. Laythe came up from Crane
a few days ago and expects TO take
his departure Immediately for out
side points. He will go from here
to Portland by way of Bend, then to
San Francisco and possibly will visit
In Minnesota before returning. Mr..
Laythe has been in charge OF the
branch garage OF Smith g. MCGOWAN
at Crane but his health has been bad
recently and he has given up the
active management OF the business
to seek relief. lie informs us his
son Willard is still stationed In a
western army camp but hopes for
early transportation TO active SER
vice.
The other day The Times Herald
man had the pleasure OF reading
some letters written by Leo Porter TO
his mother, Mrs. Millie Patterson.
The young man is in the army and
stationed at Camp Fremont. He
states that he received nice pack
age from this place for Christmas
and expresses his appreciation OF II,
he was particularly fortunate In that
respect as he was also remembered
by friends at Condor and at Palo
Alto so he says he has more comfort
Kits than he can conveniently carry
around. Leo says the quicker he can
around. Leo says the quicker he can
get to France the better IL will suit
him He wants to finish up the job
OF licking the kaiser so he can get
Pack to his homestead and go fishing
and hunting In the STEMS Mountains.
MANAGER Chester Smith of tha