The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-09-06
i: Local and Personal

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haley Hayes was In town Thura-
uay ON short business trip
q. o. Jetley was among our busl-
ness visitors the fore part of this
Pat Cecil and VIM. Frank Fostor
were IN the city on business the early
part OF the week.
NO, sister. profiteering among
lovers does not come under the ban.
Take as many as he will give you.
A. III. Page, the civil engineer, was
IN from his home In the Diamond
country the first OF this week.
In modern parlance n successful
business man is one who gets tho
other fellows money and hangs onto
! it.
Many great men of Europe arc
evinoing secret desire TO come To
America aud see a nation OF greater
mon.
w. r Nandervcer was over from
his Pine Creek ranch since our last
Issue looking after some business
matters.
Some OF our fulsome millionaires
have been letting or steam I'm the
newspapers lately about not having
purchased any new shoes for the
past two years. Hut that. we suspect.
In only another form OF profiteerlng. /
Miss Lola Howser arrived hercN
this week from Ontario where the |
family has been residing for the past
couple OF years. Miss Lola IL vialt-
Ing with relatives and former school
friends for short time prior to TAX
Ing her departure for Corvallis where
she Will enter the q. A.-C. the com
Ing school year.
Mrs. Ella Martin and her daughter
Nora moved down from th. mountains
last week IN order 20 be In readiness
Tor the opening OF the schools Mrs
Martin had been making butter up
on Saw Tooth during the summer
and it was an ideal dairy place with
plenty OF fine feed and water cool
streams and surroudngs.
We can not term tho profitcer
beast. because u would be an unwar-
ranted insult TO animals. We can
not call him n down. because Satan
would rage al the comparison. what.
then. Il he. aud what form OF punish
ment ia adequate to his crlme7
q. a. Collier was In tho city the
firHt OF this week. in cOnvsrKation a
with "A r.uFaaaututIv. ~ tai. ........
Mr.. Collier announced that he was
going 10 Louisville, Tenn. for the
winter and The Times Herald ~ TO n
follow him there In order To keep
aim posted ON the affairs nj home.
Misses Dorothy Sayer and Kathleon\u
Jordan departed Wednesday morning !,
'n Wray's stage for Portland. whore !,
hey will meet Mrs. NJ V. Dodge. Tho
'oung ladies will attend one OF tho !,
ligh schools In the state metropolis
his winter. They hope by much hard
work to regain the ground lost be- =,
ause OF the Influenza ban on local
chools last winter.
Mrs. III. Dixon arrived home on
friday OF last week from AN extended
isit which took her as far away as "
colorado. She left here the first OF Il
une and went 20 The Dailes. then to II
'ortland to attend the Rose Festival.
ater going TO Waila Walia. Lewiston
nd nearby places In that vicinity. y
hen to Colorado. She returns feel o'
NJ fine and reports "a delightful
rip and visit with relatives and
riends. ol
A. A. Traugott reports the sale
the Fred Clingan acreage property N
ith It's modern bungalow and alfalfa
atch to Walter Cross and II will
GREATER be- the winter home OF Mrs.
ross and her grandchildren. Misses
ora and Jessie Shepard. This In a
ne residence property and Burns In
be congratulated In securing this
Itimable family as an addition TO
= popultion. Fred will leave with
n short time To Join Mrs. Clingan
I'd the children who went from here
Pendleton early this spring.
J. u. Van Wyngarden was accom-
lnied up from Crane Monday night
five OF his brother Masons. The
casion was Mr.. Van Wyngarden's I
king the final degree In Burns lodge
lich made him full-fledged Mason.
le gentlemen who accompanied Mr..
an Wyngarden were w. II. Fiser.
Im Timbrell, j. V. Brennan. Harry
ements. and &. +. Trow. the last
20 named being officers In the Mas an
nc lodge at Ontario. Mr.. Trow In NV
charge OF the Oregon Western Col WI
ization company experement In cal
ep well Irritating at Crane IN,