The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-07
Emory nm Ia in town.

p. 3. weittenhiller was In the city
Wednesday on business.
There is to be Grange picnic In
the mountains tomorrow.
Dave Craddock and family were
down from silvies today.
For Saie--4e aures adjoining
Burns, See J. J. Donegan.
Commissioner r. l.. Hass left this
morning for Seattle where he goes
on business.
FOR SALE--Ford car just over
hauled In good running condition.
Raymond Sizemore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank FELTON, and the
children left Wednesday for the Nc
Dade a. Biggs ranch near DEMO
where they will make their home.
Austin Goodman is called to Port
land as a witness In case before the
Federal court. He leaves tomorrow
morning accompanied by J. l.. Gault.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Southworth
were over from their Bear Valley
home today on some business before
the land office. They returned this
afternoon.
VIM. Fare. j. l.. Gault and w. T.
Lester expect to leave tomorrow
row morning via Bend for Portland
where they are called as witnesses In
a Federal court case.
DR.. Smith made a professional trip
to Juntura on the day of the 4th TO
see a sick child. He made ihe trip in
his car and took II. ID. Cooper along
TO tell him stories on the way.
James and John Gearhart we're
over from their home near Van early
this week on business. These are pio-
neer boys but they were too busy to
remain for the reunion.
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INVITED.
John Mclean and family were up
from their home near Fields for a
few days this week. They came up
10 have some dental work done for
heir little girl and took I'm the pio-
leer reunion before returning home.
Lost--A saddle horse estrayed
rom Jack Creek this spring, Bay In
,olor, branded CB on left stifle.
'addle marked, weight about 800 lbs.
Reward for his recovery or informa-
ion leading to his recovery.---M. s.
Davies. Narrows, Oregon.
X. 7. Yokes and wife are here
rom Seattle on a visit with former
riends. They formerly lived In the
.awen country and are quite we'll
tnown TO many of that vicinity.
While here they were guests at the
iome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hayes.
The Misses Agnes and Nettie
stirling arrived home this week from
where they had been en-
'aged in library study and work. The
'oung ladies will spend vacation
'eriod with their parents. Mr.. and
drs. William Stirling. at the Bell A. ,
tanch.
Roe Buchanan and family have
one to Portland where Roe expects ]
o engage In war work. likely In the c
hipyards. Mr.. Buchanan was form .
rly a deputy In the county clerks j
ffice and the vacancy has been filled
y the appointment OF Mrs. Blanche
lobinson.
Miss Lois Sweek came down from q
ne mountains the fore part OF the c
eek to take In the celebration but a
as taken III with an attack OF ton
litis. However, she has recovered !
nd returned today to resume her a
uties M lookout at ranger station @
uring the dry period. a
Jack MCGUIRE. who recently lost u
Is garage by fire In this city, left
le first part OF this week for Port
nd to secure a complete equipment u
cluding an oxy-acetelyne welding a
ant. He will also bring back two "
ore Hupmobile cars. He have not, u
armed where Mr.. Mcclure will i
)use his plant
The people OF the Sagehen neigh r,
'rhood gathered at the hospitable q,
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