The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-09-21
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Notice-James Mckee has taken
over all the property of Cecil Mckee
and all persons holding accounts
against Cecil Mckee are requested TO
present the same to the undersigned
at Diamond. oregon.---James Mckee
4 Earl Concer. brother of Mrs. J.
l.. Gault. arrived here yesterday ev-
ening for a short visit. Mr. Concer
is a resident OF Prineville and IL an
assistant cashier OF the First Nation
al Bank of that place. being associ-
ated with Tom Baldwin, one OF the
well known bankers OF that state.
Thos. Cleveland and his wife were
over from their home near Van Tues
day. Tom came over to have his
questionnaire filled out and then go
/ home to get things In readiness so II
| his Uncle Sam called him he would
/ be ready TO go and help lick the
kaiser.
Joe Carter, the fruit man has es-
tablished fruit and produce stand
In the rooms adjoining Gemberlipg's
store. His son is in charge and they
expect to keep a supply OF seasonable
fruit and vegetables on hand. III
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.
Mrs william Stirling and daugh-
ter Miss Agnes took their departure
Tuesday morning on Wray's stage |
for Portland where Miss Stirling
will remain and take up some war
work After a short visit Mrs. Stir
ling expects TO return home when
their other daughter. Miss Notie
will go out on a similar mission.
Rev. VIM. Baird, Preby,erial
Sunday School Missionary in this
district, was a visitor TO our city for
q short time last Tuesday. Rev.
Baird makes Crane and the Catlow
section at frequent intervals but sell
dom gets to this place, therefore his
occasional visits are appreciated by
his friends. He now In the possessor
OF a Ford car which gives him a
method OF covering his field more
conveniently.
Geo. Cobb was IN yesterday to have
this great religious weekly changed TO
his address at Nampa. Idaho as he
and Mrs. Cobb take their departure
today for that place where they have
purchased a developed 20 acre tract
short distance out. This tract is
under irrigation and is devoted to
| fruit and alfalfa. We are sorry TO
lose Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb from our com
munity but they have a delightful
| place to go to and since they have
not disposed OF their property In this
county we shall expect them back at
some future time.
! Lieut.. Roy l.. Shaw spent few
days In our. city during the fore part
OF this week greeting his old time
! friends. DR.. Shaw, who Is a veterin-
arlan, was formerly located In this
city following his school work, but
! upon the declaration of war with Ger
many he was one OF the most enthus-
iastic boosters for volunteers. He
wanted to go to the navy but decid
ed he would better take army service
as thus he could better serve with his
professional services, therefore when
his number was called In the draft
he responded at once. He has been
stationed on the coast but was out
on furiough, his wife's former home
being In Prairie City, and they came
there for visit While she was at |
the parental home Doc. took occas-
ion to run over and greet his old TIL
licums here. Upon leaving he expec-
ted order TO go directly to some point
in Virginia where he would be sta
toned pending his opportunity OF go
ing across 10 get into the real scrap.