The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-15
LOCAL ANp PERSONAL.

4 uey home the other day. IN
w. b. johnson Is business visitor
\ nom silver Creek today.
n +. u. Towsley was down from his
n mountain place Thursday.
n According to all appearances II
n WV" stands for II Won't Work"
h Provide green feed for your chick
4 ems. Alfalfa leaves 10 sale at Perry's
n Barn,
n Pat Conelly, the sheep man. is in
u town on business. He now has his
focks ready for the range.
& Grover Hudspeath was over from
Riley during the week. He is In
charge of the Burns Cash Store
Branch at that point.
n Paul Finke is feeding his stock on
n the DR.. Griffith ranch at present.
He states there has been considerable
snow fall at his mountain place.
n A. Mckenzie. one of the highly |
respected old pioneers Of this coun- |
4 ty, has been In town Tor q few days |
boxing after some business affairs. |
william Hanley has Just made n
trip over to the 90 ranch and re-
ports everything in readiness to be-
gin farming in that favored spot at
once
The annual p. p. p. ball will be
given at Tonawama next Saturday |
night, March %. No one under the |
age of IS will be allowed in the hall. |
ADV.
Billie Terrill had his head cut
cutie severely the other day when a |
horse fell with him. II didn't re-
quire any stitches, but was rather a
bad cut.
n Fred Racine Is home from Portland
where he had been for the past sever
al months with his family. He came
up to be in readiness for the spring |
farm work.
b Exquisite spring days which will
bring poetry into our lives are at
hand. Look up the floor wax and
the scrubbing brush and last years
ily-swatter.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
BURNS. CAPITAL AND suRPLUH
100000. "THE BANK THAI
MAKES YOUR 9 8 y SAFE
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
E. Remark and Geo. Cawlfield
we're in from Narrows the other day |
Mr. Remark Is one of our extensive |
wool growers and was up to pay his
respects to the Income tax man.
H. Theis is down from the mill on |
the snow has settled down quite bit |
during the past few days and there |
ia an indication OF it thawing out |
and giving us our anual flood.
3 II soldier who took camera from |
the restaurant late Saturday night
returns same by Wednesday noon,
he will avoid trouble. Leave at |
restaurant or mail to box 201. Burns.
No questions asked. Owner.
Mrs. e. Muslck came In last Tues
day to assist Mrs Schwartz In getting ]
her goods In readiness for the open
Ing OF the new store today. Mrs.
husck is not back for a very long
stay. but merely to aid Mrs. Schwartz
Ia her opening and toGisit for short
time.
Miss Violet Richardson gave a
party last Wednesday evening In hon
or OF her brother. Henry Richardson,
who had just returned from war ac-
tivities The affair was given at
\ The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Nc
Connell Dancing was INDUCED in.
which was followed by light refresh /
nents Several young people were
guests and all report a most enjoy
able time
Mr.. and Mrs. James hampshire ar
rived home Tuesday from Portland
where they had been for short
Tsit They went down TO attend the
automobile show and while in Port
land Mr.. hampshire took occasion
to have a specialist treat his eyes.
The sight OF his right eye has been
lalling for the past year and he
iound it in rather worse condition
lhan he expected. However, 1t is
bettor