The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

Sid Comegys ana family were In
from their home at Diamond during
this week.
| Wilbur Haincs was greeting his
yopng friends on our streets on last
"wednesday.
Mrs. Peter Christensen accompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. Elbcrt George up
from Lnwen Monday.
Miss Nora Martin left yesterday
for Nampa where she will enter
school for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Balm we're down
from their home near Harvey tho
fore part 10 this week,
! Mrs. Frcd smyih recently returned
from n visit To Portland and was In
town for short time during this
week from her home az Diamond.
Mrs. Archie McGowan assisted on
the switchboard of The local phone
Office for eeveral days while Mrs.
Chas. Rohn was absent from town.
Jack Mecarty and young man
named Adrien were up from Fields
the other day. Jack las charge of
the store at that point. They were
up on business.
X. l.. Hutton was In town this week
OH business. His daughter, Miss
vava. has returned to The Dalles
where she resumed her studies In
81. Mary's Academy for the year.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid de-
sire to express their thanas 10 the
Commercial club. the Odd Fellows
and all others who were ro poner-
Gus In assisting m wAH'ns their an
nual chicken pie suppor a success.
Mrs. Chas. Rohn has returned
home from n businoss ard pleasure
trip 20 Nanpa, idaho. She has res
umod hor position with the Inter
Mountain Tel. & Tel. Co. on the
switchboard.
A. r. Brown, one Of the extensive
! stock growers OF this country, was In
town the fore part OF this week nc-
companicd by his son Glen. Tho lat
ter was one OF the boys who helped
|. Uncle Sam win the war.
w. NJ. Carroll. deputy clerk, In at
81. Joseph's hospital taking special
treatment. lie has been ailing more
or less for some time and finally de-
: cidcd because OF his general health
10 take "a rest OF. several weeks.
\ An error was made In the report
, OF the proceedings OF the circuit
court last week In the amount OF
damages awarded Claud Smyth In
his tresspasa suit against James Paul.
The amount should have been s24S.
Ralph Hlbbard is over fro0 Idaho
where he IL living at present. lie
has "a place leased over In the irriga-
ted district and says u is great
country, but we could have Just aH
good country with proper conserva-
ton and use OF water.
Dole Smith has bought the 7. SN
sprague residence property down In
the river district. This IL a neat and
modern dwelling with many eonven-
lences. Mr.. Sprague In now LIVING IN
Bend where he has recently built
N home for himself and family.
! George Smyth was up from his
home nj Andrews during the week.
lie was accompanied over by his
daughter and son. Miss Marjorie ana
John, who were on their way TO Port
land TO enter school for the year.
Mr.. smyth took them M far as Bend
\ Cant. Robt. NJ. Duncan has return
ed from MaIheur county where he
was called recently upon advice OF
nf his lttfls
Tho hoy IL better and the family VIII
arrive here next Monday PROVIDED
the boy n able 10 come. Capt. Dun
can and family will occupy the chaS'
NJ. Faulkner residence.
NJ, 8. Hall the rancher from near
the Gap Ranch on silver Greek. was
calling on business men I'm this city
Yesterday. MIR. Hall left his home
Thursday, walked 10 miles to Suntex
caught "A ear aud drove To Burns
took the stage TO Crane where he
transacted business. then returned 10
i Burns. lie would have leu yesier-
day afternoon for his home had he
been able To make connections
That's going pretty rapidly.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Merritt were In
from their home near the s'eins
Mountains the fore part OF this Week
guests at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
j X. d.. Baker. They were on their
way TO Miner, Idaho, whore they VIII
visit son OF Mr., Merritt. Jerry
brought over sack of the finest
potatoes from hts ranch TO show The
newspaper stan what he could do,
They were smooth and uniform In
size and altogether desirable, except
they were too big for meal
Wallace. tho little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Welcome. has been an
! inmate OF st. Joseph's hospital dur
Ing the past several days his
| mother In absent from home because
| of the death OF her father and Frank
decided to take the children TO Mrs.
| A. G. Welcome during the absence of
| the mother. Wallace was suffering