The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-08-10
Ira Mahon was business visitor
during the week.


during the week.
Fred Smyth was In the city from
Diamond last Saturday.
John Cary and his family were In
this city Wednesday.
For Sale-40 acres adjoining
Burns. See j. ]. Donegan.
II. Mecham,' the Ogden stock buy
or, was again in this vicinity during
the week.
A. A. Upton was In town this week
after supplies and looking after bus
mess affairs.
Harrison Grove was registered at
a local hotel from DEMO during the
fore part of this week.
Miss Drusa Dodson has gone TO
Portland to consult with some friends
in connection with proposed war
work as O nurse.
Mr.. Wray Sr., who brought In the
Wray stage on last Monday night,
had the unusual experience OF running
through snow between this place and
Riley on that day.
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G. Il. Kenyon and his son Charles
were guests at the hotel Levens on
last Sunday night from Weiser, Idaho
being enroute to coast points. They
left early the following morning for
the west.
Judge Webster. who was here to
look after the interests OF clients at
the hearing OF the water adjudica-
tion cases, left Wednesday for Lake
view where he had some legal bust
ness before the circuit court. He
went directly over I'm an auto.
Lost-A saddle horse estrayed
from Jack Creek this spring, Bay in
color, branded CB on left stifle,
saddle marked, weight about 900 lbs.
Reward for his recovery or informa-
tion leading to his recovery-M. s.
| Davies, Narrows, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Lillard and
their son Joe were over from the
valley OF the Moon" last Saturday.
While Charley circulated around
amopg his friends and Joe--well. we
won't account for him-Mrs. Llllard
visited the Red Cross work rooms
Rev C. =. Bailey. who used to
come to this territory occasionally
and hold revival services. died at The
Dalles on Aug. 3. He win be remem-
bered by many OF the pioneer re-
sidents CT this city, especially the
members OF the Baptist church where
he used TO preach.
Mrs. Nollie Reed took her depart
ure last Monday forenoon for Bend
where she will visit for short time !
pending the arrival OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Smith OF this
city, when the entire party goes TO
Yakima Valley to visit for a short
time and put up fruit.
There will be the usual services at |
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Rev. Shields has been absent with |
the Camp Fire Girls during the en-
tire week and should be refreshed
and ready for coed sermon at the |
services tomorrow.
Archie MCGOWAN and his son
Burns returned home last Sunday
afternoon from an extended trip to
points In Western Oregon. They
were absent on recreation and bust
ness combined. Both return home
looking fine and ready for the siren
uous life OF work
Chauncey Cummins is over from
his home in Malheur county on WIS.,
II to his son, Will, and to look after
some business affairs. Mr.. Cummins
states II has been exceedingly dry
out there and the crops are short.
Where they have water and the
places In alfalfa they are making
good. Moral: Get irrigation and
plant alfalfa.
Jimmie Donegan informs us that
he has disposed of his interests in
the Harvey County Abstract Co. to
c. M. Faulkner. Jim will devote his
entire time to the Fourth Liberty
Bond drive until that is over when