The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

4Guire,
Mrs. short. sister to G. w. eleven
+ rer, is here from Payette ION u visit.
n Ed Egli was over from his ranch
home during the week.
Il Baled hay at A. A. Perry's Feed
Barn.
farm implements at bargain
rrices at the Burns Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hutton were
IN the city the first of this week.
Try our banana cream pies. They
are delicious. Pages Sweet Shop. II
Six hole Home Comfort range for
sale. Inquire at Brenton & Hicks.
For Sale-.7O0 ID. Tubular suction
feed Sharpless Cream Separator,
nearly new.--Chas. Wilson.
Two new cottages tor rent New
Ford truck for sal1. Have party to
buy ranch. j. +. Rounsevelle,
Burns.
Mrs. Alice Shehan has again taken
.up work in the telephone Office in
this city where she formerly worked.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cummins and
Miss Drusa Dodson left this week for
the Owyhee over in Malheur county
where they will reside for the sum
mer on their stock ranch.
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
500, 900. THE BANK THAI
MAKES YOUR 3 3 . s SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Mrs Lenora Smith and Mrs. Julia
Feed and her three children left |
yesterday afternoon for a short visit |
Win llIeuuo anu icidtiNcS III tue !
vicinity of Crane. They expect to !
return tomorrow night.
Rev. Vim. Baird. the Sunday School
Missionary. who makes regular trips |
to this county. was In Burns for a
short visit during Wednesday, having |
stopped by while on his way to Cat
low Valley and other points south.
Vim. Stewart. brother to Mrs.
4. ]. Jones. Is here on visit to his
sister from his home at Dayville. |
Ar. Stewart was In the air service
ever In France. connected with the
mechanical department. and has re-
Gently returned home efter being
discharged.
Mrs. chas. comesys and her child
'sn we're -ing from phmend ~dvrtnsl
tss week for . short visit to look
after the city residences property pre-
paftsory to'.'turnfng II over 70 its
rev tenant. Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton will
occupy the town home of Mrs. Com
sgys during the coming year. |
, c. E. Beery. the civil engineer. who
vas a resident of this county for1
several years but Of late been associ-
sted with a big land concern with
Headquarters at Portland. has been
here for the past week looking after
some business affairs and renewing
acquaintances. He found a hearty
welcome among his friends
Harold Baker. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eobt. d. Baker. was severely hurt
iiast Wednesday evening by a horse
Eicking him in the groin. making
peep cut as well az q painful bruise.
Al first 1t was feared the boy was
dangerously hurt but after his phys
clan arrived and looked him over
Ae found the injury not serious and
lhe patient is getting along fine.
W. l.. Best was In to see US the
other morning and brought a couple
81 twigs to show how thick the ap-
'cots were setting on the trees at
he Frank Clerf Alvord Ranch. Mr..
Best states that Franks orchard is
ooking like a full fruit crop as the
'eaches, apples. cherries. and In fact
III varieties are loaded down and will
iaVe to be thinned or the trees will
'reak.
Mrs. II. Dixon took her departure
Wednesday morning for outside
olnts. She goes first to The Dalles
Were she will be a guest of Mr.. and
arS' Ferry and in company with
mem VIII attend the Rose Festival
i Portland early next month. She
Vii go to Walla Walla later to visit
er brothers and from there she will
roeeed to Colorado where she will
islt sister. She will be absent for