The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-08-10
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T. c. Albritton was In from his
Saddle Butte home the other day.
Mrs. Jack Kisby was up from
Crane during the week a guest OF
relatives and friends.
Or. Minnie Hand Catterson was in
the city Wednesday, the guest OF
friends.
John Graves came up from his
farm home near Malheur Lake last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs, G. d. Smith and her little son
I,have. gone to- Portland where they
so. 10 join Chester. n
Mrs. Alics Clark is here from
Portland on a visit to her father X,
}. MelSinhon, and other relatives and
fri.lds. f'1 & ii-t
Mrs. Ben Brown and her little
daughter Lucille are expected home
this evening from a visit In Californ-
ia. They are coming I'm by way OF
Bend
James Fellows came over from
Prineville Thursday. He was ac-
companied over by Alton Byrd who
will visit with relatives and friends
for short time.
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Alex c. Rae. the expert accoun-
tant is here from Portland on bust
ness. The gentleman will spend a
few days at the Hanley ranch I'm this
vicinity and go later to the p Ranch
and Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Arnold and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cockrum
returned last Friday from a two
weeks vacation I'm the mountains
near the Seven Devils mines.--On-
tario Argus.
Some OF the boys who have been
put In different class have been
disappointed I'm that they were not
accepted after all. They all want
to 20 II appears but some are unfor-
tunate In not being able TO pass the
physical examination.
At the annual meeting OF the
Burns Flour Milling Co. last Monday
the same board of directors were
chosen to continue for the coming
year. A report from the secretary
treasurer shows the affairs of the
corporation In better condition than
heretofore but little prospects for
much business during the coming
season because OF poor crops.
Mrs. Lizzie Hanley returned home
the fore part of this week from Port
land where she had been to see her
son, Tom Johnson. who was with
the drafted men to leave that place
recently for Camp Fremont. She
displayed picture of Tom which
was published In the Journal OF the
9Th, he being in the lead OF the ESQ
boys who were on the way to the
train.
Rev. and Mrs. Shields and Mrs.
James hampshire chaperoned the
Camp Fire Girls on camping trip
this week, leaving on Monday morn
ing for Saw Tooth Mountain where
they spent the entire week in fishing
and enjoying camp life. The Camp
Fire Girls of the party consisted Of:
June Dalton. Gene Schwartz. Gwen
dolyn Lampshire. Violet Terrili,
Blanche Goodman, Marjorie and
Gladys Byrd.
Lester Hamilton and family came
up fom their farm home in the Denio
country Saturday and met his sis
ter, Mrs. Alice Swanson, at Crane
and they all spent that night at the
J. w. Buchanan, home, coming to
iness IN connection with the transfer
Burns Monday to transact some bus
of the big ranch property to Lester.
Mrs. Swanson was accompanied over
from Baker by her little son Glenn.
The party started on the return trip
Wednesday Mrs. Swanson going
back to Baker.