The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-09-28

II Carroll Cecil and his son Homer
were In town this week from Silver
Creek.
Walter Cross and HIS son Archie
were in town Wednesday Of this
week.
Mrs. Hazel Miller arrived over
from Grant county Wednesday on a
visit to her father, v. @. Cozad, and
other relatives.
Wanted--20 head young, sound
work hroses, broke. five to seven
years old. Good mares preferred.
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Ontario Oregon.
II. II. Brown Is in town on busi-
ness. He informs us he and Mrs.
Brown are spending the most of their
time of late on the farm recently ac-
quired over in Malheur county.
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Mrs. Edith Linton, mother OF Mrs.
hampshire and Mrs. Moullen, took
her departure the latter part OF last
week for her home in Eugene where
she will remain for he winter. She
was accompanied by her granddaugh-
ter. Gwendolyn hampshire, who will
attend school there.
Joe Carter, the fruit man, has es-
tablished a fruit and produce stand
In the rooms adjoining Gemberling's
store. His son is In charge and they
expect to keep q supply OF seasonable
fruit and vegetables on hand. II
they haven't what you want they will
try and get II for you. Visit the
stand and get prices on fruit for can
ming and winter use.
d. A. Ralston, late principal OF the
Harvey County High School. left
Tuesday morning 10 report to his
local board at Portland for army
duty. Mr. Ralston hopes to get into
an Officers training camp In the i'm
mediate future. but if'he fails to get
HIS desire In this respect, since that
branch has been closed temporarily.
he then wants to get over TO France
just as quickly as possible.
II. NJ Horton and Earl II. Conser
were passengers out on the Wray
stage Monday morning. the former
bound for his place OF business at
Bend and the latter for Prineville |
where he went TO arrange his affairs
that he might return at once and take
up his duties as cashier OF the First
National Bank OF this city. Mr. Con
ser was formerly an assistant in the
First National at Prinevilie with Tom
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Welcome en-
tertained some friends at their beau |
tiful home last Tuesday evening, Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. l.. Gault being the honor
guests. A very enjoyable evening
was spent with a congenial company
who had known the Gaults for many
years. Cards were played and the
table honors went 10 Mrs. Ernest
Music and Chas. NJ. Faulkner. Mr..
and Mrs. Gault each received an ap-
propriate token OF the occasion TO
take with them to their new home in
Spokane. Mrs. Homer Mace was Joint
hostess with Mrs. Welcome In this
enjoyable affair.
Married--I.ast Sunday evening at
the home OF Mrs. J. u. sizemore in
this city. W. u. Crowder and Mrs.
Daisy Carter were married. Justice
J. J. Patterson performing the cere-
mony. Both are we'll known people
OF this vicinity, the bride being a
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Edwards.
OF Lawen. She has resided In this
county for several years. Mr.. Crow
der is the owner of the Five Mile
Ranch east OF this city. The newly
married couple have gone to Cald-
well, Idaho for the winter whore
Mr.. Crowder had arranged to feed
his stock. later they will return to the
farm near here TO make their home. |
j. l.. Gault and family took their
departure today for Spokane where !
they will make their home I'm futura