The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-12


Rooms to rent. Mrs. Eunice
Thompson.
Mrs. George Smyth was over from
her home at Diamond last Monday.
J. Il. Rounsevelle has been up
from his home at DEMO for several
days.
The sugar that goes to waste In the
bottoms OF American tea-cups sweet
ems the dreams OF the Kaiser.
Our new quarters in the Levens
Building are quite convenient and
we hope to see you in at once TO In
spect Williams- zoglmann.
Smith Crane, the horse buyer, was
again circulating among his friends
IN this city during the first part of
the week.
j. w. Biggs returned home yester-
day afternoon from professional
trip to Malheur County to appear in
a case before Circuit Judge Biggs.
The profiteers are after the scalp
OF Secretary Daniels because he dis |
tinguishes between "doing Bit
and taking n bite. Longer life TO J
you, Josephus.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000 THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR Q . . 9 SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Jones we're In |
town yesterday to have some den
tai work done and attend to some |
other business. They had the baby |
with them.
The senator from Wisconsin now
finds himself In such hopeless min
ority In Washington that "as lone
some as LaFoiiette" has become a
popular saying.
/, Old customers and new ones are |
cordially invited to call and see us
In our new location in the Levens
Building - williams oglemann Clo-
thing Co.
How about that three pounds OF |
sugar? Are you keeping down to the,
| NJ
More than Three Pounds OF Sugar |
Per Person Per Month.--and this
must include what you dip out OF the |
bowl in the restaurants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hayes are home
from their visit over the holidays
with their children who are attending
school at Monmouth and Eugene.
Ted said ne had fine time during
his absence and that both Ilda and
DELL as well as their cousin, Lulu
| Hayes. are doing fine in their stud
les.
This office is in receipt OF letter
Hot Lake. asking The Times Herald
be sent to him there until further
notice. He reports his health good
but Mrs. Rub had recently undergone
severe operation from which she
had not recovered. He said he was
homesick for HIrney Valley and the (
paper would help him.
Married-Thursday evening at the
parlors OF the Hotel Hass. Miss
Gladys II. Cawlfield, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Cawlfield, OF Mar
rows became the bride OF David X.
Crow. Rev. w, l.. Wilson OF the
Baptist church officiating. Both are
well known young people OF this
county where they have many friends
who join us in extending best wishes.
They Will make their home In the
vicinity of the Narrows.
A. A. Collins and Geo, Bevans have |
enlisted In the navy as mechanics In
the aviation branch. They enlisted
recently while In Portland and were
given time TO return home and get
their affairs In shape before going to
California where they will he station
eded for at least year. Gus said
yesterday his wife and little child
will come to him after he has gotten
settled In his new field of work. Lee
Miller is also going out to take the
/ examination for particular position
connected with the marine aviation
branch and II successful In the ex-
animation will join. The boys leave
at once as the first two are required
to be In Portland on the 14th.
Richard Ausmus, son of Mr.. and