The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-04

4 d. r. Thorn was over from Silver
Creek yesterday.
70. B. Hill was up from tho DEMO
country this week on business
Roe Buchanan shas resumed his
position as deputy county clerk
since his return from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McGowan
are over from Crane on visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
G. n. Mcconnell expects to leave
Tuesday for Portland to attend tho
meeting of the irrigation congress.
others from this vicinity are expect
ed to be present also.
FOR SALE: Registered Herford
Bulls. March On and Disturbor
strains. Also 150 head yearling &
two year old Heifers.--E. II. Balm &
Co., Glemus Ferry. Idaho.
Born--Tuesday, Dec. 81. 1918, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Byrd, twin boys.
One little soldier didn't live but
about three hours. the other and the
mother are doing we'll at the Fire
owed hospital.
Matted Milk, hot or cold, is re-
commended by your physician as a
beneficial nourishment to build UP
your strength and weight following
the "flu." Pages Sweet Shop is serv-
ing this as we'll as other hot and
cold drinks.
w. b. Johnson was In this week
and came through with the usual
contribution to have this great re-
ligious weekly continued to his ad-
dress for 1919. Mr.. Johnson has
been a subscriber to this family
journal for some 80 years or so.
Rev, J. F. Mobley and family ar
rived here recently from Winlock.
Washington. Mr.. Mobley comes to
take up his duties as pastor OF the
Baptist church. The family is COM
fortably domiciled In the parsonage.
where Rev. Mobley will be pleased TO
meet his members and friends.
Chelsea N. Howland. a soldier who
had been on duty with the Local
Board in this city for the past few
months, assisting Clerk Randall, re-
ceived instructions the fore part OF
this week to report to Camp Lewis
for rehabilitation, therefore he took
his departure Thursday evening via
Crane.
Marshal Mcdonald was In the
other day and said things on the
influenza line were still foremost In
his duties. Incidentally he said that
donations OF eats and such things
would always be appreciated at the
home where the volunteer nurses are |
housed and where food is prepared
for patients.
T. G.. Howser is in town today.
He came over from Ontario recently I
on account OF the Ill health OF his
aged father at Harvey and has since
been at the parental home. He re-
ports his father slightly improved
today. The old gentleman has hard
ening of the arteries and his extreme
age causes concern among his family.
r. N. Nelson arrived home from
Portland the fore part of this week.
His son Hans remained there as he
has good position. Mr. Nelson was
caller at this office Wednesday :
and asked The Times Herald to
publicly express his thanks and deep
appreciation OF the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy of the many
friends OF his late wife.
marriage license was issued by
he county clerk on Jan. 2 TO Samuel ,
D. Slater and Miss Blanche Heinz. {
Mr.. Slater was one OF the boys called 4
n the draft during the last summer
IND was recently mustered out,
having gotten only to the training
amp. Miss Heinz is daughter OF J.
!. Heinz and has resided in this
county all her life. The Times-
Herald has not been informed 4
whether the marriage ceremony has
'een performed yet or not but OK
ends It's best wishes Just the same.
The Times-Herald took occasion
asst week to communicate with poo
lie who could give definite informa-
Ion as to government assistance hl
Tfa Il iAn 10.