The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-15

| buggy. Inquire or MRS. Rhy Smltn
Thrift and patriotism are synony
nous.
Edgar and Lee Williams we're over
from Silver Creek Thursday on busl-
ness.
Luxuries as usual means n victori-
Gus Germany. Save and buy War
Savings Stamps.
A. X, Richardson got home the
other day after laying in Bend for
several days awaiting repairs for HIS
car.
An occasional shower OF local
character helps to clear things up
and eools off little II nothing more
We may have real rain yet.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. 1.-THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR y q y y SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed stallard came
over from their home on Otis Creek
Thursday. The latter Will remain
with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. j. o.
Cawlfield, for few weeks. hut Ed
returns home at once 10 look after
the farm.
Lost--A saddle horse estrayed
from Jack Creek this spring, Bay In
color, branded CB on left stifIe.
saddle marked. weight about 900 lbs,
Reward for his recovery or informa-
tion leading to his recovery.-M s.
Davies. Narrows. Oregon.
Marjorie Byrd arrived home last |
Saturday evening from Portland |
where she has been attending 81. |
Mary's Academy during the school
year. She Is delighted 10 be home
with her friends and playmates ana |
is looking forward TO All enjoyable
vacation period.
Don Baker was up from the Wild
Horse Ranch during the week visit
ing with relatives and friends. Don
has been on the Wild Horse Ranch
for many years and he does no, come
up TO his old stamping grounds very
often any more. therefore his occas-
ional visits are all the more enjoyed.
Pat Donegan left the other day for
Portland where we understand he
has a position with the Standard oil
Co. for the vacation period, AT the
opening OF the school year IL IN Pat 4
intention TO enter, perhaps the state
of higher learning.
Mrs. Sam Mickle took her depar-
ture Thursday morning for Villa
nina, In the Willamette Valley. to
visit with relatives and friends for
an indefinite time. She was taken
as far as Bend by her son. A. X.
Her niece also went out |
that way on her return to her home
In Utah.
j. O. Alberson was Ia town the
fore part OF this week. He was ac-
by his son-in-law. ID. u.
Irving. and wife. also his younger
daughter and daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Emory Hin. The party came
over from Harney where they had
been for some time at the home OF
Mrs. T. Is. James. the mother OF Mrs
Alberson, who Is seriously Ill.
The Times Herald man had the
pleasure OF reading letter from ,
Bert Oliver to =. c. Peterson the
other day. Bert Is over In France ,
helping our Uncle Sam and the allies
10 stamp out the Hun. He stated In
his letter that this great religious
weekly was reaching him occasion
ally but was the only home paper he /
had received.
Miss Leila Egli arrived here We'd
nesday. She and her father came
up from California last week to the
ranch where they spent few days
before she came on over. The young
lady expects to take a position with
The First National Bank IN a few
days. She states her fathers health
Is somewhat improved but that he
viii likely return 10 the milder eli
mate In a short time whore Mrs. Egli
and Marie remained.
Mr.. and Mrs. |, s. Geer returned
from an extended auto tour OF the
country. They went from here via
Bend to klamath then over into the
Rogue River Valley. passing through