The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-04
J. W .Buehanaa vss IN town the
Arst OF the week.

INV W saS Wvcas
A. II. Hollis. one of tho prosperous
ranchers cs the Andrews country.
was amoilg our visitors during tho
week.
Two operations are reported from
the King hospital during this week.
one on "wednesday, when Mrs. Mild
red Mccormack was operated on. and
another on Thursday when Mrs. Chas.
Dunten underwent an operation. Dr.
Smith was tho physician. Both patti
ents are reported recovering nicely.
w. 8. Mcdonald, n brother Of Mrs.
II. r. Smith. arrived here from Port
DIR, Smiths car In from the metrop-
oils. leaving there Wednesday, which
indicates he's some speed fend. Dr.
Smith II sporting around quite lively
since the arrival OF this equipment,
the ear having bccn completely over
hauled aud repainted color that
makes II rather loud, hut he says
he'll not charge extra for calls be-
cause OF that.
Principal sutton OF the public
school reports larger enrolment
az the school than last year. which In
dicatcs that We have not suffered
from the long vacation made neces-
sary by the influenza epidemic.
Burns Il an established school center
and our schools are second Ia none.
Residences are scarce. but several
are being erected for ren, which will
aid In the supply. Already we have
Ing suitable houses for them.
Mrs. Jennie Brown has been visit
Ing with old time friends In this city
during the past week and looking
after business AFFAIRS. Mrs. Brown
md her son waldon are now residing
In Oakland California. where the
Young man In IN businoes. Mrs
Brown had some business affairs to
settle up In the Drewsey country
where she was formerly IN the mcr-
'antilo buaincss. and came on over
10 pay her friends IN Burns visit |
before returning 10 hcr California
home
7. Weinscin, the Lawen merchant. |
arrived home Monday evening from |
, trip 20 Portland where he went IN |
he interest OF his community In an |
Mort 90 have the highway changed |
% run directly through Lawen. Mr.. |
Neinstcin Informed n representative |
" this paper that his mercantile cs-
ablishment was preparing To start |
, fight against tho high cost OF living |
W laying IN a big stock OF goods. |
Watch these columns next week for !
ONE startling store news from that
Dled-Friday morning. October 3.
frs. Mary Lamkin. aged 10 years.
Mrs, Lamkin was the beloved mother
II Mrs. Fred Dcnstcdt. and had been
making her home with her daughter
or the past several months. coming
Ierc from her eastern home. Mrs.
.amkin had not been particularly ili.
md her death came ns sudden
hook to her family. The funeral
erylcc was conducted this morning
" Rev ! y. Moblcy OF tho baptist
hurch az the cemetery. Deceased
4 survived by one son and another
laughter. who reside In the east.
MFR. and Mrs. J. w. rarson left
for their home In Paycttc.
fter spending the entire summer
Ierc with their daughter. Mrs. obil
Ihattuck. at tho experiment station.
dr. FarSon In not as young as he used
o he. but manages 10 keep pretty
Ictiye. During the war he was no,
4 an age where he would be accepted
n any active service. 30 he and Mrs.
larson shut mp shop" M their home
nd went TO Portland where he APP
HE'D for place In the shipyardn.
ie In an experienced carpenter. and
vas a valuable man M the Shipyards.
ie expects 10 devote the winter To
work. at his trade. as he has been
Employed 20 assist In taking down
md moving blg sawmlll.