The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-26
Best OF care given patients 81
Mra. Fireoved's maternity hospital

q. A. Stoneman was in town
Thursday and said his stock were
wintering fine.
Lost--Gasoline filler cup painted
gray. Finder please return to Summit
Garage and receive reward.
w. II. Keeler arrived home Thurs
day from a trip out In the interest
OF his firm for which he travels.
Little bits of sugar
Little grains OF wheat
Give the fighting soldiers
Energy and heat.
J. G. Beatty, one OF the pioneer
stockmen OF the southern part OF the
county, arrived here today on his
way to outside points where he goes
for special medical treatment.
Miss Martha Hanley arrived home
last Thursday evening from Portland
weeks. She is the guest of friends
in this city at present.
r.
Mrs. Asal Walkup returned
Thursday from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Idaho.
and has resumed her position as
night operator at the telephone Of
flee.
c. r. Savage, representing an X
Ray concern, is here installing a new
apparatus for DR.. Smith. Mr. Saw
age states this is quite complete
equipment for place of this size
and adequate for any emergency.
A difficult operation was perform
ed by DR.. Smith at the hospital last
Wednesday upon Mrs. Dole Smith.
DR.. Iland-Catterson came up from
Albritton to assist. The patient Ia
reported recovering nicely.
Take the 25 cents you did not spend
for pork chops and buy a thrift stamp
with II, thus doing the double patrl-
otic service OF saving the most need
ed meat and loaning Uncle Sam
money with which to carry on the
war.
James J. Donegan is carrying his
right hand In sling. a couple OF
years ago he injured his wrist while
cranking a car and II is causing him
trouble again. He had the doctor
place cast on 1t recently and will
take care OF It until IL Is well.
Henry Eichner was In town the
fore part OF this week and told the
writer he was in the chicken business
on a large scale. He has shipped
recently 500 chickens and 800 tur-
keys. He had purchased zoo chick
ems and 40 turkeys that day and was
looking for more.
Tom and Mrs. Allen are over from
the p Ranch. The former has recent
ly returned from an extended visit
to California where he was on busi-
ness and incidentally took the time
while In that section to visit with
relatives and friends for time. He
saw Frank Gowan and his wife,
Frank being In the engineering SER
vice OF the army.
Married-The Times Herald Is in
formed this week that Miss Mary
Caldwell and X. w. Heck were mar
ried last week. They are living In
Portland at present and will not re-
turn to Burns for an indefinite time
according to n letter received by the
writer from the bride. They were
married on the 10th we understand
and are at home in apartments there.
The Times-Herald wishes to Join
friends in extending best wishes for
a happy welded life.
Sam Timbrell. the genial mana
ger OF the Vale Trading Co.. and
Mr.. Bolton. the warehouse man.
were up from Crane yesterday, re-
turning home this morning. Mr..
Timbrell informs The Times Herald
that an excursion is being arranged
from Crane to Vale tomorrow morn
ing IN order to give the people of
this section an opportunity to hear
the Canadian officers speak on the
World War at Vale during the after
noon. The excursion leaves Crane
at o'clock In the morning.
Raymond Anderson. boy In tho
fiXlh grade of school in district No.
2S near the 90 Ranch, has written a
poem TO our boys in France and sent
IL to Supt. Clark, We will puh-