The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

furnished rooms. Soc Cievenger,
Auto electrical repairs. Jack Nc
CURE.
Baled hay at A. A. Perry's Feed
Barn.
Born--Wednesday, June 4. to Mr.
and Mrs. Price Penick. n son.
Farm implements at bargain
prices at the Burns Hardware.
Ed. Egli was in town from the
ranch the fore part of this month,
Try our banana cream pies. They
are delicious. Pages Sweet Shop. II
Six hole Home Comfort range for
sale. Inquire at Brenton < Hicks.
Will Newton was in this week to-
bng his father to the King hospital
for treatment.
For Sale---700 lb. Tubular suction
feed Sharpless Cream Separator.
nearly new-Chas. Wilson.
Turkish dates may be desirable
for the United States. but she doesn't
care for any Turkish mandates.
Two new cottages for rent New
Ford truck for sale, lave party to
buy a ranch. J. f.. Rounsevelle,
Burns.
Wray's Auto Stage IN making
special round trip rate for the Rose
Festival at Portland of $500. Re-
turn trip good any time during June.
Sid Campbell and wife and little
child are again domiciled with the
family on the Snow Mountain Dairy
ranch after spending some time In
Portland on war work
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. THE BANK THAI
MAKES YOUR = 8 $ y SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Hardisty were
in town the fore part OF this week
from their home over on Trout
Creek. The Hardistys spent the
winter in Grant county where he
was employed but are again on the
ranch.
Willis Chase is home from service
with the government He was in the
navy and returns with an officer's
Uniform which IN evidence OF his
Advancement and proficiency. wiIiis
Z y not discharged from duty entirely.
being yet on the reserve list.
Fred Lunaburg arrived home the
fore part Of this week from a visit
TO Los Angeles, where he was the
guest of a niece. While in that vi
cinity Fred took occasion to run out
and visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lud
Johnson who live out short distance
from San Francisco.
Floyd Baker Is home from France.
ie didn't get into the fighting as his
bunch was stopped l2 hours back
u the lines. according to the young
nan-had not the armistice been
signed on Nov. IL his bunch would |
lave been moved up to the front
lines.
Ernest Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs. \
v. E. Smith, arrived home last Sat
lrday night after receiving his dis
sharge from the army. Ernest was |
N France for months with the engin-
eering corps. He has not been mix
ing around town much since his ar
rival, spending most of his time with |
Ais mother.
Two men were stopped here last
Monday evening and Is cases OF |
whisky were taken from their big
ar. They claimed they were on
heir way to Wyoming and thought
hey had a right to take the liquor
from California to that point. Local
authorities thought otherwise. how
ever. and they were relieved OF their
load and some money In the nature
'f fine then permitted to go on
their journey.
M ]. Nash has been In this vicinity
'oF the past week looking after his
interests. Mr.. Nash states he and
aus wife are now located at Elmo.
Warrington where he has q position
With the railroad people. The Times
herald learned from Mr.. Nash that
nis son. Porter. q big fine boy who 10
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