The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-22
Frank clerf wss in from AIbersor
during the week.

Thos, Hutton was in from bis home
at Wagontire Thursday.
Colin y. Dawson has recently re.
turned 20 this neighborhood after ar
absence Of some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Huh were amonr
our visitors from the Lawen neigh.
borhool during the week. \
Eorner, Reed Of the Rexall Drur
storc. spent a part OF this week In
| Portland where he went on business.
w. II. johnson was over from
silver Creek Wednesday looking after
business affairs.
Mrs. walRup has been visiting out
st Payetie during the past several
days.
Mrs. Nollie Reed has returned
from Portland where sbe had been
for a short visit. a
Frea G. provn was Registered al,
the hotel in this city during the
week,
Frank Thompson was among our
ont oi town business visitors during
The weeA. :
Judge Grant Thompson was In the
city yesterday from his extensive
stock ranches.
Er and Mrs. l. NJ. Hamilton and
-. a. - .N.r fKavta rwnn.t
yesterday.
The next meeting WI Be- held az
the home % Mrs W VI. sutton on
next Saturday November 18th.
We are Anvinr hotter lIehts during
the past few nights. The water
power s. being used ard those who
desse have lights a. about six O'Clock
in ihe morning.
Tho meeting or the Library club
at the home OF Mrs. A. J Egli today
had 20 be postponed owing 10 the
absence OF the hostese. Mr.. Egli
was called 10 California, where her
son Ellsworth was III.
a minor accident is reported from
the road camp this week. Jack
Bemmerly. one Of the graders. got
hi. foot under the falling tongue OF
"a scrapper and suffered some torn
iigaments. He will be able to re-
turn to work In few days.
Members OF Burns Chapter. O. n.
s.. are looking forward 10 the meet
Ing Monday night. A live supper
has charge of the after
lodge social gathering. and something
unusual II expected. Mgny OF the
young"r members like TO dance fol-
lowing lodge.
A. Il. Brown and his sons have
been in this vicinity during the week |
on business In connection with the
shipment OF the large number OF
sheep they have recently purchased
In this county. One OF the boys made
the acquaintance OF the Masonic
goat" the other night. " 4
Mrs. Frank Gowan and little
daughter are here on a visit with |
relatives and friends. Frank In now
located at Ogden. Utah. where he II
with government work In
en- engineering capacity. lie was for
Iunate In securing this position fol-
owing his discharge from army ser
rice.
Harry e. Smith of the Burns Gar
lge arrived home Tuesday night from
, business trip 10 Portland where ne
attended n convention OF men who
ire selling Delco-i.ight plants. Mr..
smith found out considerable OF In
crest In connection with this system
Il lighting and furnishing power
which will he beneficial TO his sever
u customers in this territory. Dur
ng bis absence his workm men placed
wo plants IN this city. one at the
iotel Levens and another at the es-
abiishment OF Brenton 4 Hicks.
DIED Sunday. Nov. lG. Geneva
daude Garrett. six year old daughter
II Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Garrett. at the
lome la Crane. The remains were
TO this city for intorment
md the funeral service was conduct
ID the following afternoon by Rev.
,. \. Hughes OF the Presbyterian
hureb. from the home of Mr.. and
drs. w. J. croxier. grandparents OF
he child. The bereaved relatives
lave the sincere sympathy OF many
riends In this community where they
ormerly resided. The little child
vas born here and during the alb
ence OF the father In France where
'e went az soldier. the mother and
hild lived In Burns.
Cattle stealing has been practic-
lily stamped out In Oregon" said
!. O. correll. with a sigh OF satisfac-
ion. Mr.. Correll In secretary of the
'attle AZ Horse Rsisers' association,
rganixed ak years ago to aid In the
election and assist In the prosecu-
Ion OF cattle and horse thieves.
There will always be some stealing
n long an there are calves" says
ir. Correll. but while the associa-
lon is on the job there will be no
'holesale rustling as Ia other days.
he cattle thief. however. doesn't re-
Drm: he simply awaits his opportuni-
Y and seizes Il and the cattle. We