The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bower and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Clark arc In the city,
guests of relatives and friends.
William Goldberg Is again on duty
at the Farmers Exchange after a
short absence visiting IN Portland
and at other outside points.
J. w. sayer left the fore part OF
this week for Astoria upon learning
that the body OF his son John had
been found The young man had
drowned
Born--Sunday, Feb. Q, to Mr.. and
Mrs George Cooley, daughter. This
young lady made her appearance at
the Fireoved hospital but the news
paper man was not told OF II until
this week
Mrs. A. c. Welcome arrived home
the fore part of this week from n
visit with the Gaults in Spokane On
her returnshe spent a couple OF days
in Portland. She reports the Gault
family well and comfortably domi-
cled in their own home In Spokane,
Mr.. Gault contemplates a visit to this
city some time next month.
Mel ,Kundert one OF the Catlow
Valley boys, returned from outside
points the fore part of this week and
went on out to his homestead In the
Valley He went out last fall to do
some war work and now since that Is
thing of the past and there IL no
further need OF his services he In
going to again try his hand at de-
veloping his land. From reports he
had received he expects good crops
in Catlow as considerable moisture
has fallen over there.
Mrs. II. M. Horton came over from
her home at Bend the fore part of
this week, having accompanied G.
w. Lucky on his return from taking
Ed Egli and wife and Miss Leila Egli
who went to Eugene for the funeral
of their father, A. Egli~ Mrs. Hor
ton state there is very little snow In
the vicinity of Bend. She will re-
main here for an Indefinite time Wis |
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ,,
Jameson, and other relatives and
friends.
The Prairie City paper announced
In its last issue that r. II. Huds-
peath had taken his departure for
Arizona where he hoped to find the |
climate beneficial to his health Mr..
Hudspeath Is brother of Robert
of this city and formerly resided In
this section. II is hard for one who
knew Tom Hudspeath In his younger
days to imagine his having to so any-
where for the benefit of his health.
He was one of tho big "ort or doors"
men who seemed would always defy
the &, m reaper.
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Platt T. Randall has gone TO Port
land. The Local Draft Board re-
Gently received instructions to send
all their records down Co the chief
clerk and as Mr.. Randall acted in
that capacity for II long time preyi-
Gus to the closing of the war T. was
his duty to accompany the records.
The order came at an opportune
time when Mr.. Randall could hest be
spared from his duties as chief dep
uty IN the sheriff's office as the rolls
for taxpaying had not yet been turn
ed over While absent Mr.. Randall
viii take the opportunity to visit with
relatives and old time friends.
with the opening Of the flu ban
he lodges have resumed their rcgu-
lar meetings Burns Chapter, No. 40
D. II. $. announces that IA meeting
VIII be held tomorrow night for the
purpose Of electing officers for the
ensuing year and this will be follow
ed with the installation on Wednes-
lay night, Members of the Masonic
az well as many others.
nave been in hopes that conditions
would permit the annual =. T. P.lI
)all, but so far the authorities have
not considered II wise to permit any
lances However, the younger set
n Masonic circles expect to hold this
lance at some time In the near fu-
ure.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darsey and
heir little daughter were in from