The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-07
Frank Nutley wa, up from Lawon


Born--Tucs day. Juno 8, to Mr
and Mrs. A. a. rraugott, son,
f. N. Nelson Mas up from his Doc
Mountain ranch Aomc yesterday.
VIII he be left outg See the Hon.
or Roll advertiser t on pase lar
Rev. Father Fraac wil sayc on
Monday for Portland "a sAu.t Du.
ness trip
A, Cote was among our visitors
from the Warm Springs section dur
ing this w,sN.
Miss GenS Schwartz arrived home
Wednesday from two weeks vaca-
tion visit to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Jamesons left yes.
] terday for send where they go to
visit their daughter. Mrs. III. NJ. Hor-
ton. for an Indefinite time.
Chautaulua visitors are extended
Il cordial III, itation to make my store
their headquarters while In the city
that week Mrs. f. f. Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dillon are reg
istered at tue Levens. They have not
been up from DEMO for long time
therefore their friends are particu-
larly glad TO see them.
Mrs. Byron Terrill and her daugh-
ter, Mrs J. l.. Caldwell. arrived home
yesterday from visit with Mrs. ].
s. Taylor and other relatives and
friends In the Willamette Valley.
A. s. Swain arrived home last might
from Dallas whore he had been for
several weeks. Mrs. Swain remained
down there with her father anr other
relatives for few weeks longer be-
fore returning home.
j. f.. Geo. S. and Otus Sizemore
have asked this paper to express to
the many friends their sincere thanks
for the Kindness shown them and the
sympathy extended at the time OF the
death of their mother recently.
Residents OF this city who have
spare rooms which will be available
for Chautauqua week should list
them at once with the committee as
the hospitality OF our town Is likely
to be taxed to care for the crowd.
SAVE YOUR EYES. Have your
eyes carefully examined and accur-
ately fitted by an expert. have had
more than 20 years experience and
guarantee perfect fitting. Maurice
Schwartz. optometrist. Once with
DR.. B. +. Smith. Hours IL n. m. to
p. m.
Rev. II. I. Hansen. accompanied
by his family. consisting OF his wife.
daughter and son. arrived In this
place Wednesday from Cove. Rev.
Hansen 10 the father OF Mrs. Rodney
Cozad and Miss Hansen who has been
teaching In the Denstedt district dur
ing the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marsden
o0a,, rrhora1ay hara having rau,a
over from their Bear Valley ranch
the previous day. They stated Mrs.
Marsden Sr. had gone to Portland
to be present at the meeting of the
Eastern Star Grand Lodge. she being
Past Grand Matron.
Mrs. II. c. Levens expects TO take
her departure Monday for Portland
where she will remain for the sum
mer on account Of her health not
being the best at that period. She
will be accompanied down by her
little neice, Mary Welcome. who goes
to have her eyes cared for and visit
for few weeks.
A. X. Olson OF the p. l.. 8. Co.
arrived home the fore part OF this
week from San Francisco where heI
had been called because OF the ser-|
ious illness OF his father. The old
gentleman died and following his
h,,taI M niann raturnad IN hia dut-
les at his headquarters at the Island
Ranch. He drove in from Winnie
mucca upon his eturn.
DR.. l.. z. Hibbard. accompanied by
his two sons Llewellyn and Hal and
his daughters Roberta, Frances, and
Hazel. took their departure Thursday
In their car for Portland. Miss
A..