The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-05

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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Golden were
in from the 90 Ranch yesterday
FAY Comegys and wife are over
from Diamond on business.
Rooms TO rent. Mrs. Eunice
Thompson.
Mrs. Clarence Mace and Mrs. Ben
seaweard have gone to Portland and
other outside points for short visit
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Davis fell on New Year Day and
broke his arm, He Is recovering
nicely.
Our new quarters In the Levens
Building are quite convenient and
we hope TO zee you In at once to In
spect them -Williams-zoglmann.
Chas. Newell. the pioneer educa-
tor and rancher, was up from his
Dog Mountain home during the week
greeting old time friends and look
ing after some business matters.
Mrs. l.. Il. Breithaupt is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs. Elliott,
whose home is in Pendleton. The
lady spent the holidays with the
Breithaupts at the Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Reed and the
children were up from their Sunset
home yesterday. They report the
roads rather sick from the recent
rains.
All persons wishing TO enter plane
CLASSES will piease see me as seen as
possible. Special attention given
beginners as well as advanced pupils.
.--Janas Fellows.
Rev. BreuEh, pastor Of the Neza-
rene church. informs The Times-Her-
aid that his people are making pre-
parations for another revival meet
Ing 10 begin on Jan. ID.
w. II. Strobe, one OF the boys who
are making things move in the live
stock raising in the Stems Noun
tain section. was In town this week
on business.
The President said: "I hear cri
ticism and the clamor Of the noisy.
thoughtless and troublesome. And
he could not have moro fittingiy de-
scribed them II he had searched the
dictionary for adjectives.
=. c. Petersen has received an
other letter from Bert oliver who is
still at Camp American University
at Washington ID. G.. Bert said he
had expected his company would be
on its way ere this but still they
were waiting orders.
A. T.. Brown and his son Harry
were over from the ranch last Sun
day. Harry said they had recently
had a letter from his brother Glenn,
who Is in France with an aviation
squad IN which he stated he had met
Charlie Myers of this place and had
felt like he had found a long lost
brother.
Workmen are busy putting the
II. J. Hansen market In readiness
for occupancy by the Burns Meat
Market. The latter company recent
~ purchased Mr.. Hansen's business
and as soon as the building Is over
hauled and rearranged the market
will be moved across the street from
the |. o. o. r. building.
Mrs. James hampshire, Mrs. Roy
Moullen with their daughter and son,
respectively, and Mrs. A. Il. Olsen
took their departure yesterday via
Bend for outside points. The two
former ladies go to Eugene to visit
their mother for time coming back
later to Portland to spend time
with relatives and friends. We did
not learn the destination OF Mrs.
Olsen. Roy Moullen took the party
TO Bend in a car.
A telegram received here Wedncs-
day from Ogden announced the
death of Mrs. c. A. Gardner, sister
to A. X. Richardson on the previous
day from heart trouble. MIR, Rich
ardson was absent at Bend but ar
rived home on Wednesday evening.
His business affairs were such as to
prevent his going to attend the fun
eral, Mrs. Richardson went, however.
Mrs. Gardner had visited in this city
In former years and was known by
several OF our people. She would
have been SO years old the day fol-