The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-10

Steve Seuward was IN town this
week on business.
h l.. M. Hamilton was registered at q
local hotel during the latter part of
the week.
prestlcy smyth and his nephew,
Claude Smyth. were over from Din-
mond Wednesday looking after somo
business affairs.
Born--sunday. January 4. 1920
TO MIR. and Mrs. Frank King. u son.
Mother and child are doing well at
the Fireoved hospital.
Harry @. Smith OF tho Burns Gar
age has been confined TO his homo for
few days fhis week suffering from
an attack OF neuralgia. lie is Inn
proving AT this time.
Mr.. and Mys. Claude Smyth were
over from their home et Diamond
for q few days this week visiting
with friends and attending TO some
business.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home OF Mrsi y IN. Dali
ton on next Wednesday AFTERNOON,
Jun. I AT which time there will he
an important business session OF the
society Members arc urged to be
present
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Johnston. or
Tinglev, Iowa, are here on visit TO
his sister, Mrs. J. II. Sizemore. They
arrived on New Years day and ex-
pect TO 20 from here to Southern
California whore they will spend the
remainder of the winter.
George Marsden was here for a
short time the fore part OF the week
looking after some OF HIS stock that
are wintcring in this vicinity. He
left Tuesday night for Crane where
he took the train the following morn
ing for Idaho where he has more
stock wintering.
Harry Daniey returned the fore
part OF this week from a pleasure
trip to outside points. He visited
In Portland and Tacoma while away
and told representative of this
paper that he enjoyed the mild
weather while over on the coast.
Mrs. Danlcy remained at Tacoma
until the weather moderates before
coming home.
Mira. Eugonia Rembold arrived
home Tuesday night from a sojourn
of several months In California. Mrs.
Rembold is here TO look after some
business affairs aud To visit with
relatives and friends. She is looking
well and her many friends are pleas
ed 10 welcome her. The lady IL not
going 20 remain but a few weeks
since she has disposed OF her home
here. She will return TO California.
secy. Burt Jones OF the Burns COM
mercial club arrived home Tucsday
night from a visit To Portland where
he went to attend the meeting of the
State Chamber OF Commerce and TO
be with his family during the holi-
days. Mr.. Jones was successful IN
securing favorable recognition OF our
plea for better mail service and has
the support OF the state body ,in an
effort TO secure "a daily between thin
place and Bend. poe
II We are 10 have a stock show In
connection with the convention OF
the Oregon State Cattle and Horse
Raisers Association. our local stock
men should be preparing for II right
now. II We are 10 show our stock
let's have II In show condition.
Wm. Haight. who looks after Il.
A. Aliens business In Portland. came
up the nrrt Of this week TO meet with
Mr.. Allen. who is In charge OF the
highway construction for the Pacific
Bridge Co., TO discuss business AFFAIRS
Mr.. iaight will be here for couple
OF weeks.
Sunday was moving day for some
OF our citizens. Fred Williams
moved his family and household
goods TO the Grover jameson resi-
dence on the acreage tracts toward
the river and Grover jameson moved
into the Rembold residence which he
recently bought. The boys would
take load from Fred's TO the Jane
son house and load up with jameson
goods on the return trip. !
Mr.. ]. 8. Geer. who had occupied the
Rembold residence. had moved be-
fore TO the Cecil residence near the
court house.
John Mclean. one OF the old time
and stock men OF the An |
drews section. was In town this week |
looking for some sprng seed wheat |
Mr.. Mclean has been resident of |
that part OF the county for many
years and from time 10 time has prac-
tically made up bis mind TO close out
his affairs I'm this county and move
away. but he always comes back.
Now he has no intention OF doing
other than make some money In this |
country and has some 500 acres OF |
fine land In the Wild Horse section
where he IL farming and raising stock
He In putting his agricultural land
into alfalfa as rapidly as conditions
Will warrant.
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