The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-08-17

ore, the place for your boy.
For sale---l0 acres adjoining
Burns. See ]. ]. Donegan.
Corey Smyth and wife were regis
tered at local hotel during the
week.
Miss Daisy Defenbaugh was reg
istered at the Hotel Levens during
the week and left for Washington d.
C. later.
The Harney County Abstract Com.
pany now owns the Fire Insurance
Business formerly owned by j. J.
Donegan. Give us call.
FOR SALE-Severa head of good
milk cows and helfers, also a young
bull. Beef stock.
THEO. FORCIER, Crane ore.
Byron Terrill took his departure
yesterday morning for southern Ore
gon to visit his mother for couple
of weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Rounsevelle
have arrived from their home In the
south end to take charge of their In
surance and real estate business re-
Gently purchased from the Inland
Empire Realty Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and
their daughter Mrs. Fred Williams
and her children, arrived home Thurs
day from their outing spent at Pay
ette Lakes. They return in fine
health and report having had a fine
time. They look IL.
The many friends of Edwin Ray
Griffin will be glad to learn that he
is among the survivors of the ill-fa-
ted u. S. S. "Westover" which was
torpedoed and sunk July II. 1918.
Edwin writes his mother that he is
In hospital some where In France
but hopes soon TO be on duty again
doing his bit In the great struggle
for justice and freedom.
II. j. Jokisch was In town for a
few days this week visiting with
Mr.. Jokisch and their little daughter.
He went down TO the ranch home
Monday and Mrs. Jokisch and Doro-
thy followed on Wednesday. Both
arc engaged TO teach again the com
ing school year, Mr.. Jokisch having
charge OF the high school grades at
Crane and Mrs. Jokisch will teach
In the southern part OF the county.
Grant Sturtevant and wife. accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Struck and her children, left
Thursday morning for La Grande
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Mr.. sturtevant has purchased small
acreage In that place where he has
fine bearing orchard and lots OF
garden space. Mr.. Sturtevant has
been resident OF this vicinity for |
many years and our citizens regret |
the departure OF this estimable fam
lily from our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Neal are In
town today. They have recently turn |
ed over all their property to their chill
dren and are now at leisure. They |
propose going to Southern California
at once, In fact are on their way.
and while they do not expect to make
their home in this section In the fu-
quent trips here as this is really their
home since they have resided In this
county for many years. However,
their friends are glad they are taking
life easy az they deserve It.
Married-Sunday. August ! l, VIII
liam W. Gould and Miss Mamie Win
ters were united In marriage by JUS
tice OF the Peace Patterson. II was a
very quiet affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Rohn being the only ones present. II
Even the parents of Mr.. Gould were
not let in on the secret until after the
ceremony. The bride has been the
post mistress In this city for the past
few years and Mr.. Gould has been the
deputy. Close friends of the couple
had predicted such union but they
were not prepared to have II come
about as II did. Both are highly re-
spected young people who have the
best wishes of the entire community.
Mr.. and Mrs. " b. Staples are here