The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-03-29
LOCAL AND Personal.


friends in town the first of this week
d. r. Thorn was over from his
silver Creek home for a few days
this week.
Found---Boy's watch, with cut or
pressed steel fob. Owner may have
same on Identification. This office
Born--Last week, to Mr.. and Mrs
Watt Skienes. daughter. We did
not learn the exact date,
Mrs. Fred Denstedt was able to &c
10 her home In the country yesterday
after several weeks in the hospital In
this city following a serious operation,
The Nazarene church people have
just raised a considerable sum for
painting, papering and renovating the
church and fixing up the parsonage.
Mrs. Elba Turner and her new lit
tie daughter are able to leave the
hospital and will accompany Mr..
Turner to the country home at once.
Fay Comegys and SON and Sidney
Comegys and family were In town
this week visiting their sister, Mrs.
C. A. Haines. who is convalescing at
the hospital from an illness.
Mrs. Mckinley Thompson under
went an operation at the hands OF
Or. Smith at the Haines hospital the
fore part of this week. The patient
is recovering nicely we are informed.
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DR.. Smith had two tonsil and ade-
mold operations during the week at
the surgery of the Haines hospital,
one being the little daughter OF Mrs.
]. f. Sizemore, and the other the lit
tie son of Geo. Whiting.
Mrs. Georgia Barbee was operated
on by DR.. Saurman at the Haines
hospital Thursday of this week and
was removed to the home of her
mother afterward where she is do
Ing we'll.
P. c. Petersen is carrying one hand
around in a bandage. but tells us Il
is nothing serious. He hurt his fin
ger and it become infected making II
necessary to have It dressed by his
doctor
Mrs. Peter Christensen and her lit
lie daugher Evelyn. who have been
at the home OF Mrs. j. f. Sizemore
for the past several weeks being treat
ed by their doctor, left for home yes
terday, both being in much better
health.
Mrs. C. A. Haines has been at the
Haines hospital In this city for cou-
pie OF weeks under the care of her
physician. The lady is much i'm
proved and will soon be out. Her
little daughter Marie spent the last
week visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Simmons took
their departure again Tuesday for
outside points. remaining at the
ranch home In this vicinity only q
short time after spending the winter
in Idaho. They have gone to Eaton
vile, Wash. for the present.
A reasonable reward will be paid
for Information leading to the recoy-
cry of white faced Hereford bull
branded JP on right ribs. also TX on
one hip and Q on the other; marked
waffle behind the right ear.-James
oaru' Saddlebutte, oregon.
Mrs. Eugenia Rembold and her
sister, Mrs. Plat Randall. took their
departure Thursday for Portland.
Mrs. Rembold goes to remain for sew
sral months in the metropolis. She
had expected to 60 down last fall and
shipped her piano and other things
~ anticipation Of remaining down for
the winter but changed her plans
'ater. Mrs. Randall goes down for q |
rest OF few weeks. her stay depend
ing upon the state of her health.
George McLaren called at this Of
ice the other day while in town, to
pay his respects to the force and to
toward keeping this great
weekly coming to his ada
lress regularly. George told US he
vas busy over at Juntura looking af-
er the townsite farm there. He Is
'eeding additional ground TO alfalfa
his spring and hoped to get his son 4