The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-04

THE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$4,000 THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR q 3 o . SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
william Stirling returned form a
trip TO Juntura yesterday afternoon
TO which point he was accompanied
by Erskine Wood. Mr.. Stirling made
the trip In his auto.
II you need some good eating or
cooking apples see F. Il. O'Connor.
Crane, Oregon, or send In your order
by the Laundigan truck. Prices for
first and second grade, $50 and
s1.75 per box.
Geo. l.. Buchanan and family were
In town Thursday on q visit Their
daughter Is a student In the high
school and the folks were down 10
visit her and other relatives and
friends.
Ladies':
The Fashion Book and samples
from Victor Tailoring Co.. have ar
rived. will be pleased TO show you
the line any time.
Satisfaction always guaranteed.
AURA cLlNGAN, Rep.
J. o. Butler was In 10 see us the
other day. Mr. Butler Ii a resident
of Catlow but has been spending
portion Of the past season hauling
freight for Joe Morris at Narrows.
lie has sent two boys to the front and
bought Liberty Bond TO help in
addition to that.
President u. Daily OF the First
National Bank OF this city IL here
from his home In Boise. He Is over
on one OF his occasional visit TO con-
suit with the officers OF the local
and 10 visit with his
many old time friends in this
vicinity. MIR. DAILY formerly resided
In this county and II has warm spot
In his heart.
J. w. Blggs took his departure
for outside points. He has
legal business before the circuit
court at Vale and must 20 later to
LaGrande and Portland. He may ex-
tend his visit TO Eugene TO see his
daughter. Miss Helen. who is attend
Ing the State University. Mr.. Biggs
expects 10 be home the fore part OF
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Swanson arriv-
ed here from Baker last Monday,
after spending day or two visiting
with relatives and friends left for the
DEMO country In company with Les
ter Hamilton, Mrs. SwGnsen's broth
er, who has arranged to purchase
her land holdings and stock in that
vicinity. They will return here in
few days before going on out to
Baker
Frank Foster has returned home
from his so-journ In California where
he spent the winter. The young man
volunteered his services TO Uncle
Sam last winter but at the time he
was too light in weight and they
would not accept him In the army.
He has been placed In Glass / In this
county and will await his call now az
he is needed on the ranch and will
devote his time there until he is
called.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Kenyon and MIR.
and Mrs. II. G. Whitworth arrived
here from Weiser Tuesday enroute
to Lakeview. The party made the
from their home to this city
In one day, which is some drive. and
proceeded the following day to Lake
view. Mrs. Kenyon In a sister to
Clarence Luckey. The Kenyons
formerly resided in this city and have
many friends in this section who are
glad to greet them on their OCCASION
al visits. Mr.. Whitworth formerly
lived at Ontario where he was in
charge OF the Carter Hotel but he
now conducts a modern and finely
equipped hotel in Weiser. the Wash
ington, The trip to Lakeview is for
business and pleasure combined as
Mr.. Whitworth has interests there.
The party will return this way on
their way home and may be induced
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