The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-29
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FOR sale-4o acres adjoining
Burns. See j. ]. Doncgan.
j. n. Walker was up from tn,
Lawen section on busines Wednes
day. u.
Geo Cawlfield was among our Wis
itors from Narrows the fore part OF
the week.
Mrs. James f. Mahon and hei
daughter, Mrs. Claud smyth, were
visitors to our city this week.
r. j. Noble was over from Crane
Creek the other day, having come
over in company with John Cary and
wife.
Fred Goyt, of the Universal Garage
took his departure Wednesday morn
ing for Portland on short business
trip.
w. NJ. Sutton and C. f. Mckinney
spent few days over on Silver creek
this week In the interest OF the War
Saving Stamp campaign.
w. b. Johnson was over from Sill
yer Creek Wednesday and stated his
crops did not look as well as he
would like, for lack OF moisture.
Lost-B Between Lawen and Crane,
a checkered overcoat. with a pair of
white silk socks in one pocket. also
a lot of matches.-J. L, Walker.
Lawen.
| ]. Il. Larson has been here from
Bend for the past several days In
connection with the transfer OF the
steam laundry to T. E. Jenkins. He
has the transaction closed.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. "THE BANK THAT
MAhE5 hoOh ohFE.
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Miss Edith Kaino, book keeper
and stenographer at the Harney
County National Bank. arrived home
the first OF this week from her vac
alton trip and has resumed her po-
sition In the Bank
Joe Lillard came over from the
ranch near Drewsey yesterday. He
brought over some finished work for
the Red Cross that had been com
pleted by the auxiliary In the neigh
borhood of his home. Joe says they
will have fine crop this season.
Lost--A saddle horse estrayed
from Jack Creek this spring, Bay In
color, branded CB on left stifle.
saddle marked. weight about 500 lbs.
Reward for his recovery or informa
tion leading TO his recovery.--M. s.
Davies, Narrows, Oregon.
Chester Smith. who has been CON
ducting the Liberty Theatre since II
was finished, has gone to Portland to
engage In some war work possibly In
the ship yards. He left Thursday
morning. His wife remained In this
city until he gets permanently locat-
ed and In position to send for her
Mrs. Il. Musick and Mrs. j. l..
qault took their departure Wednes-
day morning for Portland. being
driven down In the latter's new
Buick by A. X. Richardson. The
trip is to be made the entire distance
In the car. Mrs. Musick will visit
for time we understand. and Mrs.
Gault will remain for quite while.
Mrs, Evelyn l.. Walker. one OF the
high school instructors. who had
been conducting a summer normal
course since the close of the high
school, has finished her labors In
that connection and after a short rest
with friends In this city expects to
go to Salt Lake for a time and may
later go to the University OF Wash
ington for some special instruction
before the opening OF the fall school
year
Friends in this city have received
the announcement of the marriage
OF Arthur S. Whitney. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Whitney OF this sec
tion, to Miss Mary McIlvain, on June
10, at Pecos, Texas. The announce
ment gives the information that Mr..
and Mrs Whitney will be at home
at Burns, Oregon after July 1st. The
young man is quite well known In
this city where he resided for several
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