The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-29

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Lady waiter wanted at the Star
Restaurant in this city.
Chas. Moore was over from his
home at Diamond the first of this
week. ,sgA. 4r,.
Jake sevcik and Jack Robinson
were In town from the Glover Swale
section Thursday.
], p. Rounseville spent several
days here from the southern part of
the county during this week
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. L. Buchanan
were IN the city during the week
guests OF relatives and friends.
Earl Elliott was up from Narrows
Wednesday, having brought one OF
his children up for medical attention.
John Kuhn and one of his sons.
and Alex Delore were In town this
week on business before tho land
office.
ranch near Van the other lay but
we didn't get chance to learn his
business.
Judge and Mrs. Dalton Biggs, Mr..
and Mrs, Alien Biggs of Burns,
Mrs. Hugh Allen and Miss Rena |
Biggs motored to Boise today.-On-
tario Argus.
Notice: All persons knowing them
selves indebted to ]. Schwartz, are
requested 10 settle their accounts |
before June LIST. On that date all |
unpaid accounts will be given to a |
collector.
Mrt @. A. Rembold arrived home |
last Wednesday evening. She had |
been away since early In the winter /
spending portion OF the time in |
Portland and later going TO Califor-
MIA for several weeks. She says she |
Is glad TO be at home again among !
her friends and expects to remain |
here for the season.
School Supt. Clark has been con-
ducting an examination for certifi-
Gates 10 teach during the week. The
examination opened last Wednesday |
morning and several applicants are /
writing. among them being those who
attended the summer normal con
Quoted since the close OF high school
by Mrs. Evelyn Walker.
Estrayed-Two sorrell geldings,
one branded c Non left shoulder. the
other o on right shoulder the latter
with one eye out, collar marked and
weight about 1900 lbs. Both are gem
tie aged horses. A suitable reward
will be given for their recovery or for
Information leading to their being
found. Address w. r. Stratton, care
Purington Sawmill. Burns, Oregon.
Mrs. c. L. V. Beebe of Tacoma
and Mrs. ID. l.. Davis OF Burns ar
rived I'm Vale Thursday to visit at the
home Of their sister. Mrs. Lloyd Gran
dali Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe motored
from Tacoma and have been visit
Ing friends In the Burns section for
the past several days. Mr.. Davis
expects TO join the party at Vale for
few days visit.--Vaie Enterprise
5. Alberson came over from An
drews this week He was accom-
anied In by Mrs. Eva Kivette, who
IL a teacher In that neighborhood,
and came In to take the teachers
examination, and Miss Booze, the
latter clerk In the store at An
drews, and here 20 have some den
tai work done. Mr.. Alberson reports
Mrs. Alberson enjoying good health
since her operation OF several weeks
ago.
Cecil A. Thompson, who was an
assistant at the Experiment Station
under Mr.. Martin. took his depar-
ture Monday morning for Benton
county. He is in the list OF boys
drawn In the selective draft from
his home county on July and goes
home TO visit for time with his
people before going to the camp as
signed him. Mr.. Thompson has tried
almost every branch OF the service as
volunteer but has been turned |
down each time because OF his Wis
ion, therefore It is not likely that he
Will be accepted upon examination.
even though he is anxious 10 80.
John Cary and wife were over