The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
: Local and Personal

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Rev Father Francis nas gone to
Portland on business.
Albert Johnson and family were
over from silver Greek yesterday.
Albert Amnah was over from Bend
during the week on busiuess before
the local land Office.
Mr. aud Mira. ". ~ Monroe were
ia from thor homo IA Catlow for a..
iew days during this week.
Miss Belda Schwartz had dellcatc1
nasal operation performed last Sntur
day by Drs. Saurman ana Brunet.
Mr.. W 4 Gowan arrived homo
last sunday from AN extended yaca-
ton visit with relatives and friends
in Colorado.
Glen Jones. Of washugal. Wash.
lngton. has been visiting with his
sister. Mrs Waldo Geor. In this city
Tor the past few weeks.
Scott Hayes came up from his homo
near Lawen one day this week TO
have some dental work done for his
little daughter.
Another cooked food sale viii be-
hold at the Usual place next Satur.
day. Sept. s, by the Baptist Ladies'
Aid
sylvester Smith was IN town ycstcr.
day and said he had Just com
pletod haying at the lake. Ills crop
was not as large as IN former years.
J. ". Dalton made a trip 10 Prairie
city Thursday taking MIR. ana Mrs.
Alma Davis nnd family homo after
visiting with the Daitons and other
rcitives for short time.
Miss Helen Anderson and MI
Libbie Krlchcsky. two youus ladies'
who come 10 take positions an the
faculty OF the iarncy County High
school. arrived on wray's Stage last
evening
Mrs j. W. Geary aud hcr son
Woodbridge. accompanied by Mrs |
n. Kelley will leave tomorrow morn
INK Tor Portland where they 20 90
Isace tho boy IN school FOR the com-
iug year.
GHncing over the arrivals from nia
moud lu the local columns this week /
th. thought comes that now someone
has Weakened up." "unCousciouH" ut
the feeling that prompts this thought I
bui neyer'hassa it iS there
/ Woinstoin was up from Lawon .
Thursday accompanicd by one oi his .
sons ana his niece. lie informs uH
the contemplated purchase of The .
mercantile business of Dell Defen- /
baugh at DEMO fen through with
from some cause.
Charles Newell arrived here this
week from Mnrysyille. California. ac-
companiod by his daughter. Mrs.
smith miller. aud her two children,
They made the Journey in a car and
are going on over TO Idaho To visit
with other members OF the family
before returning TO their California
home.
Mrs. H Burchtorf took her de-
parture Thursday evening for her
home at Baker after a visit of few
days with her sister. Mrs. II. =.
Hughes. Mrs. Burehtorf had the
pleasure OF meeting many old time
friends while In our city aud express
sed herself as having enjoyed the
visit.
Peter Sorensen, an employe of the
Eastern oregon Live stock Co. az
Diamond was brought 20 town the
other day for examination because of
hts peculiar actions. lie was tken
10 Drs. Saurman a. Brunet who found ,
the young man demented and rpon
examination before the proper board
he was ordered sent to the asylum at
Pendleton.
This IL TO acknowledge receipt OF a
chart from the United States Game
Warden giving the hours of sunset
and sunrise IN Burns. However, our
carbon copy was so far down the pile :
that not a single figure Is leglble. II 5
doesn't matter--no one In Burns Is
up early enough to see the sun rise.
Just don't shoot ducks before day |
light or after dark, and you will bo
safe enough, We take II.
Mrs Carter came over from the ,
orchard ranch with Joe the other day (,
Just 10 see how hard IL was 20 come ,,
through from Juntura in~ tho night ,
with a truck load OF peaches. She !
called ~ this Office Thursday after
noon and said Joe was entitled to
some ~ mpathy asc II was really a
hard trip but II brings their fruit into
Burns the day following that which IL
h picked from the trees so she be- y
love II IL worth the hardship since II "
Allows the fruit TO ripen on the tree s
and come TO consumers In better