The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-11

the other day.
Wednesday, May s, to MIR,
and Mrs. II. n. Dillman, son.
j. E. Sizemore was In this week
visiting with his family.
Burbank Clay was up from Crane
Thursday.
]. w. Biggs arrived home the fore
part OF this week from business
trip to Portland and other outside
points.
Mrs. James Raycraft has been
suffering from an attack OF
erysipeias in her face this week but
Is improving at this time.
Raymond voegtly took his mother
to John Day last Saturday aud on
their return the following day they
were accompanied by Mrs. voegtly's
mother, Mrs. M. f. Williams.
DR.. NJ. d. Fleming. the Optomerist.
will be here on his regular monthly
visit on Saturday Sunday and Mon
day, May 1S. 10 and 20. He may be
found at the Hotel Levens.
Mrs. Martin Buck and her children
were up from the family home be-
4 A..Yt ha
week. guests at the home OF relatives
and friends.
FOR SALE--If taken at once y475
Wesen Bros. Cabinet Grand Piano
for $500 cash. This IL snap and
well worth investigating. For full
inforation inquire at this office.
l.. u. Mcpherson. one OF the bronco
twisters OF the p Ranch, was in the
other day TO have his physician patch
up some broken ribs which he had
sustained by too close connection
with one of his wild horses.
Several citizens OF Crane were up
last Saturday night to take in the
dance following the Red Cross
bazaar. among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Weaver, Mr.. riser and
the conductor on the run from Crane
to Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Brown and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Seaweard were In town the
fore part OF this week renewing ac- I
quaintances and attending to some
business. Mrs. Brown told the writer
they had recently had letter from
their son Glenn. who In In France.
and that he was getting along fine.
Bert Oliver recently wrote to =. c.
Petersen OF his city from France.
Bert is with the Forestry regiment
and he wrote that he was employed
In a big lumber mill which used two
shirts and turned out $4,000 feet OF
lumber each day. He didn't say what
the lumber was used for.
President John ID. DAILY OF the
First National Bank OF this city. who
was here last week from his home
N Boise to look after business inter
ssts left on Sunday with party OF
friends In an auto tour OF the north
.rn part of California. The party re-
.urned this way Thursday night stop
ping at the Levens. and continuing
IN TO Boise yesterday.
Fred Taylor, one of the boys who
Volunteered In the u s.. Navy. was
,ere this week. He secured short
and came home TO visit his
PARENTS who live above Harney. Fred
worked In the Ira Davis
barber shop In this city. He has
started on his return to Bremerton,
Miss Pauline Locher has been
,uest OF her sister, Mrs. A. II. Olson,
Ilso visiting with her mother for the
'ast two weeks or more The young
ady was resting from her duties as
! professional nurse. having suffered
! strain and came away from Port
and TO regain her usual strength.
Mss Pauline was resident OF this
ity during her childhood and girl
lood, therefore her occasional visits
re greatly enjoyed by herself and
Ter old time friends.
G. l.. Hembree passed through :
own this week with his household
lffairs on his way TO Arlington,
daho. where he has purchased
anch and where he will reside in the 8
uture. Mr.. Hembree formerly con I
ucted general merchandise store I
{ Riley and had lived In this county ,
all his life. lie "a man =
gho will make desirable citizen OF I