The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-15
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. schmais are In
Portland this week.

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Portland this week.
Cbas. Roid and family were among
our visitors Tuesday.
Don JoSisch was up from Crano
Tuesday
Claud Smytb wss recent psrsen-
ger out TO Boiso wheye he goes to
have some special dental work done.
VI Van Embree was among our out
OF town visltors to take In the cele-
bration.
w. L. Van DeWater, the travelling
man of Baker, is In town calling upon
his customers.
Ed Morgan was In. from HIS ranch
at Weaver springs Tuesday vialtlnr
with friends and 20 witness the cele-
bration.
Mrs. l.. w. Allen and little son left
J Sunday afternoon Tor her home at
! Wallowa alter spending few weeks
Z yisding win her parents, MIR, ana
Mrs. A. 3. Swain, ana other relatives.
Glen and Harry Brown, Winona
Smith and Misa Alhorson were among
visitors from outside points, TO take
! In the Arml8tioe cou1ratlon. Tho
Brown boy are sons Oi Ellie Brown
who accompanied the party over.
Deputy sheriff Plat I andall has
gone TO salon Ia charge VI a prisoner
Bahl Gray was out on parole and
! did not conirm 20 IT'S os ana II
was necessary to return Lim 20 con-
fin2nent. MIR. Raadall ~ expected
home tomorrow.
| Mrs. Peter Christensen aud daugh-
ter. Mrs. LLOYD Culp and Elbert
George motered up from Lawcn Tues
dap 10 take In tho celebration aud
visit with relatives aud friends. Mrs.
Elbert George is at the Fireogcd hos
pital recovering from an operation.
c. \. McMahan was among our
buslno Visitors during Tho week
Mr.. HcNlhan Is assoc lated with
Arch MCGOWAN on the latier'a Rock
/ Crco ranch whore they ere mahing
n eur ess 81 farming aud ra ling
somo grc irsd Fheop.
Ch,l. Milcr. cattle foreman for the
| y. L. g. Co. went out 10 Portland
/ Monday. 10 be present as n wltnoas
Nm the injunction suit filed Is The
company against tho Warm Spring
| irrigation District. Tho reservoir
| for this project covers land owned by
the.P. l.. s. Co.
Mrs. Robt. Irving was In town dur
ing the week Waiting with her daugh-
ter while she had some dental work
done. Mrs. Irving reports that her
son Herbert had received his dis
charge from the navy recently but
IN Etill on some boat He may be
home In the near future.
Ferd Upton was In town ycster-
day. Ha reports some rabbits IN his
neighborhood hut not 30 many M
formerly therefore he feels confident
that with proper organization and
help IN the poisoning campaign they
will he almost entirely crndicated
during the coming winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Marsdcn
came over from the Bear Valley
ranch Thursday. George WIS on his
way to Idaho points on business for
few days aud during HIS absence
Mrs. Marsden will spend the time
with friends In this community. Al
present she Is n guest OF Mrs. A. X
Olsen.
w. H. Jones. for many years en-
gagged In the sheep business I'm this
county associated with Frank VIII
hanson. came up from Los Angeles
last week 10 look after some business
affairs and visit short time with old
time friends. Since retiring from
active business MFR. Jones has made
his home In Los Angeles.
Jerry Merritt and wife returned
this week from a visit 10 his son
over In Idaho. The trip over was
made by both In their Ford but I'M
favorable weather was responsible
for Mrs. Merritt taking the train on
the return journey. leaving jerry
the Job OF plotting the ford back
alone which he did successfully,
arriving Sunday night.
Mrs. Rush MoiIargue and little
Sons were over from their Barren
Valley homo this week visiting with
her mother. Mrs. w. w. Johnson and
other relatives. She has been d guest
al the home OF w. A. Goodman most
OF the time. Her many former
school mates are glad TO see her az
II has been several years since her
last visit.
O. u. Thompson was In Monday
aud informed The Times-Herald that
he had sold his entire flock of sheep
Mr.. Thompson has been In the sheep
business for good many years. but
HacsHaH that ha UNA ran ehfUU tha Qa