The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-25

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G. -. Ausmus spent few days in
this city this week,
Mrs. Grace hampshire has a fine
lot OF cabbage plants for sale. Sec her
at once,
We are informed that Miss zella
Dardwell expects TO leave about the
first of next month for outside points
TO attend business college.
The Homer Guard Girls have Sc
cured Tonawama for vaudeville en-
tertainment and some dances during
the 4th OF July celebration.
Harry Il. Smith was the successful
bidder for the mail contract between
this place and Suntex. on Silver
Creek. The contract is effective July
/.
Red Cross Auxiliary was grant
ed for the Van uclghborhood at a
meeting OF the executive committee
on Thursday evening Mrs. Gault,
Mrs. Julia Smith. Mrs. hampshire and
Ernest Musick went over there today
to institute Il.
Mira. Evelyn l.. Walker begun her
sumner normal course at the high
school building In thie city on last
morning. As yet she has but
few teachers in attendance but ex--
poets quite number additional next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Marsden were
over from their Bear Valley home
recently returning Monday. They
came oyer TO get a new Hup car
which had been ordered through
Jack Mc8uIre OF the Summit Garage.
a car load OF these. popular auto
mobiles were received by that garage
The other day.
II. l.. Hutton and his wife were
visitors To our city during the week ]
Mrs. Hutton informs The Times Her
nd that her daughter. Miss Rotha
Miller. arrived home recently from /
Portland where she had been attend |
ng school. The young lady IL taking !
/ business course and will remain
nome only for short vacation period |
'eturning IN few weeks TO complete
Ter course.
In accordance with President VIII |
ons proclamation In which he !
lesignaies Thursday. the 30th day OF /
Nay, as "a day OF public humiliation.
,raycr and fasting. there win be a
,rayer service IN the Nazareno
.hurch al 1880 the morning of that
lay aud In the evening az O'Clock
here Will be service for prayer and
'raise. All are cordially invited TO
participate IN these services.
Mrs. Ludwig Johnson aud little
on have been here for several weeks
isiiing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j.
4. Dalton and other relatives Upon
er starting for her home at Cour de
Alene, Idaho. Thursday morning she
'as accompanied by her mother, also
iisses Helene. June and Mildred Dal-
on. who win spend portion OF the
ummer vacation in that city. Mr..
,alton took them over To Crane to
AXE the train.
Fred otley made couple OF trips
. our city since our last issue. He
nd Mrs. otley and Miss Anna, to-
ether with Miss Helen Long. were
D Saturday afternoon to hear the |
anadian soldier hoy talk on the war
nd then he and one OF the boys were
p ageln the fore part OF this week. \
ew Studebaker cars make frequent
lsitors OF our neighbors during the
criod when the roads and weather
re favorable To travel
H. II. Brown, one of the extensive
leep growers OF the STEMS Noun
I'm section spent few days In our
ty this week on business. Mr.
rown reports satisfactory lambing
eriod and Is getting ready for shear
lg. He says that while the sheep
usiness seems profitable at the pre-
nj time II nevertheless takes vast
mount OF money to run them and
ie range problem Is becoming one H
lat Is hard to solve. In fact he ia
the opinion that one must own
ieir range TO be safe In tho future
the stock business in this section.
MIR. and Mrs. b. II. Ralston OF the
arney County High School faculty
'ok their departure Thursday morn
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