The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-08
For sale--4O acres adjoining
Burns. See j j. Donegan.

For sale--40 acres adjoining
Burns. See J. j. Donegan.
For SnIc--Complete well drilling
outfit. For particulars inquire oi
Geo Cobb, Burns. Oregon.
G. Il. Tulloch was up from Catlow
Valley the other day, having come in
TO report on the Red Cross Drive and
look after other matters.
The regular business meeting OF
the RED Cross will be held on next
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
Commercial Club rooms.
Albert Oakerman came over from
Silver Creek Wednesday night. bring
Ing Mrs. Ed. Loughlin and her son,
the latter to have broken arm set
y. y. Clark, the owner OF the Rid
die Ranch was in town last Satur-
day. He was accompanied in from
Crane By RALPH Weaver OF the Crane
State Bank
Mrs. Fred Haines and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel are home from Cali
fornia wnere they spent the winter.
They were down from Harney Tues
day.
Or. and Mrs. b. +. Smith are abb
sent In Portland this week. We are
Informed DR.. Smith recently pur-
chased the Geo. Young residence
where he IL now residing.
Notice: All persons knowing them
selves indebted to ]. Schwartz. are
requested TO settle their accounts
before June LIST. On that date all
unpaid accounts will be given to a
collector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Wise came IN
from the Home Creek ranch in Cat
low Tuesday bringing James Lewis
who had been kicked In the forehead
by a mule and quite severely hurt.
His physician found the skull had
been slightly fractured and as the
blow was almost between the eyes.
or slightly above them. II has af-
fected the young mans sight but II
is thought possible only temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Olsen OF the
Island Ranch. left yesterday after
noon TO get In line with the eclipse
his afternoon. They went as far as
The Marsden Ranch in Bear Valley !
last evening and George and Mrs |
Marsden accompanied them today to
4 point on high mountain beyond !
Canyon city where they could view |
,ffort on the part OF those who were
ortunate enough TO get IN line with
he totality. as II viii not occur
again for ESQ years according 10 /
scientists and not many OF us expect
o live TO view the next one.
w. ID. Baker in company with Neil
DAWSON and his family. came over
rom Drewsey last Monday and spent
! few hours In this city looking after
ONE business affairs preparatory to
ioing on TO Portland where they ex-
'ect to secure employment In the
hip yards, Nell stopped at the Bank
nd had the savings account of his
title son withdrawn and placed In
Var Stamps the dad adding little
o make things come out even He
aid tharywas all he could do-work
u the ship yards. II accepted. put his
wages into Liberty Bonds and the
KIDS" into Thrift, Stamps. Later
N II they viii take him he's willing
o so over" and try to get crack
/ the Kaiser's bean.
The following were among the out
I town people TO attend the funeral
4 James Mahon on last Tuesday
fternoon: Judge and Mrs. Grant
thompson, MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Balm,
oe Clark and family. l. l.. Poujade
nd family. Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Hill,
ir. and Mrs. Robt. Drinkwater. Mr..
nd Mrs. Thos. vickers. MIR. and Mrs,
!. w. Howser. Lem Lowe and family,
. w. Buchanan a family. Geo. Buch-
nan and family. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
atterson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shown.
'ren Thompson and daughter. Miss
'thel, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Smyth.
Ir. and Mrs Chas. Moore. Fred
LANES and family, Mrs. Seth Bower.
lr. and Mrs. Walter Cross. Mr.. and
irs. Chas. Roper. w. II. Morrison.
lr. and Mr.. Henry Jennings. j. II.
alkstad, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cary.
While in town the other day Chas.
,oper and w. II. Morrison were dis
lseing the sage rat pest with the
ritter aud othara Theae man aav ~