The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-09-07

Geo. Cawlfieid was in town Thurs
day.
Building Loans and Investments
Harney County Abstract Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. sitz we're visi-
tors to our city the first of this week
Born Sunday, Sept. /, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo, w. Raycraft, "A son.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Hill and Mrs.
zola Somerville are In the city from
the DEMO section.
Rev. w. +. Shields has decided to
locate In Nyssa where he will be pas
tor of the Presbyterian church. We
congratulate Nyssa.
Found-On the street Monday, n
new pair of tan kid gloves. Owner
may have them by proving property
and paying for this ad.
Dean Horton came over from Dla-
mond Wednesday. He says he's here
to look at the town and meet his old
time friends.
Ferd Upton and his little son were
in town the other day to consult IA
physician concerning the health OF
the boy.
Fred Haines and wife and Mrs.
James Bunyard were in town Thurs
day. Mrs. Haines was making proof
on some land.
Patriotic Assurance Company.
Founded 1S24--one OF the oldest
and strongest Fire Insurance com
panies in the world. j. Donegan,
Agent.
Mrs. Millar announces that she
will have display OF hats at the
Schwartz store on next Wednesday
and invites the ladies OF the commun-
ity to call and see them.
b. G. Thompson, the government
representative who was here In the !
summer In charge OF the grasshopper
pest. is again In this vicinity. Ho
came in Thursday evening by way
OF Lakeview and expects to remain |
for time assisting In locating the
egg deposits OF pests In this county. |
Frank johnson came over from |
Prineville the fore part OF the week |
and met w. p, Davidson. president
of the Oregon a. Western Colonial
tion Co.. at Crane Wednesday. They
spent Thursday in this city on busi-
ness going on over TO Prineville the
following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. CawlfIeld were
over from their home at Van Tues
day they having accompanied their
son over this far on his starting for
the training camp to enter active ser
vice. They have two other sons who
are younger but who would volun-
teer today II they could.
Il. Jacobson and NJ. II. Mathews,
two infants who are well known
commercial travelling men. the for
mer with the ]. X. Gill Co.. the lat
ter with grocery firm. spent
short time I'm our city this week cal
ling upon their respective customers.
They are making the interior this
year in "Jakes" Cadillac.
Nollie Reed. accompanied by Mrs.
Harry C. Smith, left yesterday morn
ing for North Yakima by auto. They
go TO visit for a short time and to
bring Mrs. Reed back after an abb
sence OF few weeks in that neigh
borhood visiting with relatives and
putting UP fruit for winter use. They
Will be absent some ten days or two
weeks.
Joe Carter, the fruit man. has es-
labiished a fruit and produce stand
In the rooms adjoining Gemberiing's
store. His son is in charge and they
expect TO keep supply OF seasons BILE
fruit and vegetables on hand. II
hey haven't what you want they will
try and get Il for you. Visit the
stand and get prices on fruit for can
ming and winter use.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Welcome and
Miss Martha Hanley took their de-
parture Wednesday morning for
Portland and other outside points of
interest. The Welcomes are on
heir vacation and Miss Hanley Is
returning to her work I'm Portland
following few weeks visit with rel
atives and friends IN this vicinity.
rhe Welcomes will likely take in the
Roundup at Pendleton before re-