The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-01
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| Harold Cawlfield was IN town LOT
q short time during the week.
A. A. Tragott arrived homo We'd
ncaday from California where he had
becn on business for some time.
VIM. Sessenia and wife were In
town the fore part OF this week.
| They are now residing at Narrows.
Merle McMulien brought over SOW
cral school teachers from the Drew
scy country for tho intitustc.
Your attention Is directed to our
| classified columns on page seven.
There are things advertised there
that will interest. you.
Prestiey Smyth was over from his
home at Diamond on lant Saturday
TO attend the meet rg Of the bo ID OF
directors OF the FIRST National Bank
c. J. Hurtcr, ono Of the extensive
stock growers OF the Crane creek
country, was VII cor TO our city dur
ing the weok
The Embroidery club viii meet
with aIrs. obll Shattuck at hor home
on Thursday Afternoon, Nov. q at 2
o'clock.
J. l.. Cault has returned to his
home at Spokane afur attending
tho regular meeting os lne directors
OF the First National Bank In this
city.
shorin s. Z. Robct,s. Y. VI. Smith.
groceryman and A. NJ. rrirgio OF the
United Warehouse Co. o, Bcnd, ar
rived here "Wednesday nlght on "a
hunting trip. y
Mrs. Frank Welcome and her
brother, Pat Donegau. arrived homo
on Wrny's Stage "wednesday night.
They had been nj Medford where they
had heen called on the death OF their
| father.
VIM. pyrnm OF Canyon. was regis
tered at the Burns dur.rg the week.
| Mr. nyram ~ n brother - Mrs. w.
l.. Mnreden and when he made this
pince her home MIR. Byram made frc-
quen, trips here lie ~ becoming
somewhat a stranger OF late years.
| ID. jameson. Lon Dunn and Dan
Harkcy spent "A few days In the
mountains recently after deer. Lon
y has been In poor health for a long
time but IN much improved ~ this
time and enjoyed his trsmps IN the
mountains. They succeeded IN bag
ging a couple OF deer.
Mrs. G. G. Griffith and her little
son left yesterday To join DR.. Griiiith
at Phoenix. Arizona. DR.. Grifiith
wrote her he was at Los Angles for
n time but expected to be IN Phoenix
TO meet her and the hoy. Miss
Martha Haniey accompanies Mrs.
Grifnth down aud will likely spend
the winter there with the family.
President John ID. Daily OF the First
National Bank. left early in the week
for his home. going out first to the
Warm Springs Irrigation reservoir.
then acrss TO Prairie City In CON-
pany with his brother Eugene. who
came over from that place on Sunday
to meet him and take him back for
q short visit there before going on TO
Boise.
| ]. w. Buchanan arrived In town
Monday afternoon on his way home
from Red Blum. California. where he
had taken his son Roe and family
TO spend the winter. lie states that
he left Roe feeling fine. Mr.. Bucba-
nan brought back some apples from
that country for Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j.
narst. the fruit having been raised
by q relative OF Mr.. Darst.
w. y. IIomsn, cashier of the Ontar-
10 National Bank. was greeting his
friends In this city early In the week.
Nj. Homan once represented thin dis
trict In the Oregon Legislatures; his
financial institution In also favorably
known In this county as not only Mr..
Homan. by Its president J. X. Black
erby. has a Wide acquaintance In this
region.
J. II. RounseviIle SAYS he and his
neighbors want sidewalks IN that por-
tion OF town but cant get action.
What's the troubiey II has always
been supposed that whom such i'm
provements were desired M any
street the residents petitionea for II
and II granted Il was thnn put
through. In the city az fault or the
neighborhoody 80. s''.r
Paul Howes has been employed for
several weeks putting .ihe. grounds
around the public school building IN I
shape. This IA a lcommendable Inn (
provement and one that deserves at- |
tention from the public: We don't |
pay enough attention 10 edurntional |
AFFAIRS. yet thoy are the most Inn
portant. The surroundings OF the .
school have not been the most slightly .
since the new modern building was I
erected. but such improvements re-
quire money and II has been the lack
OF funds that prevented the work
being done ljefore.n AZ
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