The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-15
LOCAL AND Personal


no business later.
Mrs. Ollie Robinson came in from
4 Glover Swale during the week.
National War Savings Day is the
4 stay-at-home's day.
u. S. Commissioner c. Il. Tulloch
was In town yesterday from Catlow,
II. II. Brown was over from Dia-
mond during the week on business.
Many are giving their lives: you
are asked only to loan your money.
Carroll Cecil and his son Homer
were in town Thursday,
Dave Craddock was down from
Silvies Thursday.
Billy Carroll. of the county Clerks
office is over In Catlow on a vaca-
ton visit.
Miss Ethel Thompson was in the
city this week in company with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hutton were in
town Thursday from their farm
home.
Dell Dibble says the fire In the Red
S field has destroyed lot OF grass
hoppers.
Jess Alberson secured a new Hup-
mobile from Jack Mcclure at the
summit Garage the other day.
MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Mckinney will
occupy the suburban residence of
Clifford Reed as soon as their furni-
ture arrives
Sheriff Austin Goodman Is home
from Lakeview where he had been
as witness before the circuit court
for the past few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Mckinley Thompson
were In the city yesterday. They
made the trip to San Francisco with
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Dalton.
Louis Benn. father of Mrs. d. p.
Jordan, arrived here last Tuesday
evening from Minnesota to visit with
his daughter and family for an in
definite time.
The ladies at the Red Cross work
room have visitors from time to time
but one visitor during this week was
most welcome and may be an exam
pie of what others might do. Frances |
Sperling came to see them the other |
day and left two sweaters which she
had completed
Thos. Sprague contemplates a trip |
TO the coast in the near future to ger |
a line on things and see IL he can be |
Of any service TO his Uncle Sam in |
the way of aiding the shipbuilding |
plants. Tom Is a good workman and |
is ready to do his part in any war
work that will help.
Wray's Auto Stage driver brings
word that there was a big water
spout on the side of Glass Butte the
other day. The clouds seem to have
struck that high peak and SPILLED"
instead OF holding up until 1t could
be distributed over an area where 1t
would do some good.
A large number of our citizens
have gone to the Alvord Ranch to en-
JOY the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Clerf at big dance and bar
Decue tonight. One feature of the
entertainment Is to be automobile
is said to be the finest natural auto
race course in the world.
Did you know that in Europe
a tiny republic a mile and a half
square and containing a population
OF $500 people? Did you know It
lay on the border of Belgium and
Prussia, four miles southeast OF AK
la-ChapeIle. and that 1t Is known as
Moresnet or Altenberg? How would
you like to live In a country just big
enough to plant a flagstaff in?
Mrs. Frank Dibble was In town
yeterday. She came home last Sat
urday from Camp Lewis to where
she went In company with her SON
Willie, TO visit Frank. The later is
engaged in running an auto for hire
in that vicinity and is doing fine
10 well, in fact, that Willie bought
him a new Cadillac and remained
for the same purpose. Mrs. Dibble
said she had seen most of the Harvey 4