The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-01-03

l.. Il. Noonchester is back from the
Lakeview country whore he has been
making some investments.
| Rev. J. +. Moblcy took his lepart-
ure yesterday for Idaho where he IL
now located as pastor OF church..
Cashier IT, II. Conser of the First
II National Bank returned the fore part
II OF this week from business trip 10
n outside points and IL again at his
post IN the bank.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Obil shnttuck were
N guests OF Rev. Hughes and family AZ
Ma four course New Years dinner on
n Thursday. One OF the Hnnley COM
pany turkeys. was thoroughly dis
cussed, and voted an excellent bird.
Mrs. Mary Vincent was over from
Hunting ton 10 spend Christmas with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ~. u. Owe
ley. She was accompanied out as
far as Crane on her return by her
mother.
w. n. Hoskins. one Of the extern
,sive woolgrowers OF the interior sec
.
i ranch home In Barren valley during
\ the week looking after some busi-
ness affairs and renewing acqunint-
ances.
Dr. j. Shelley saurman left yes
terday afternoon for trip TO Port
land. To be gone a short time II is
probable that DR.. Saurman may he
1 1.I A.. Al In.
his return. as many or his patients
are urging him 10 do 40.
DIR. Walter Brunet and family took
their departure last Monday for New
York where they will again take up
their residence. DR.. Brunet came
out last summer to associate himself
with DIR. Saurman Ia tho practice of
this city the Brunets made some last
ing friendships.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Klein. OF spo-
kane. Washington. are guests OF their
niece. Mrs. G. Culver Page. owed the
holidays. They will leave the first
OF next week for Florida where they
expect TO remain until spring. The
~
are favorably remembered by many
OF our citizens.
Van Embroe was In Yesterday and
stated he was appointed CENSUS emu
merator for the district comprising
Sunset. Lake and Warm Springs pre-
clncts. He had Just received his APP
pointment and Il was necessary that
A. A-. s.L
proceeding upon his duties, therefore
he was unable 10 begin his enumera-
tion on the first day.
Joe and George Buchanan were In
during the week renewing acauaint-
ances and visiting with Leo. Buchan-
an. who II residing In town this win
ter. The Buchanans came 10 this
section OF the state away back iji the
early SOS aud therefore recall for
mer winters. They remember such
another cold spell as visited az, Just
before Christmas. 10.
Principal Sutton received two new
nags for the public school during the
week. one for the nag pole IN the
yard and the other to display Inside
the building. During the fall the
board had considerable work done on
the grounds and upon the opening OF
spriug u n hoped to further improve
the surroundings and thus add "a
the sttSactivenss and efficiency OF the
school.
Clarence McKinnon arrived here
on Christmas Eve and has since been
visiting with relatives and friends.
Hs was among those 10 volunteer his
services 70 the government AZ the be-
ginning of the war and saw consid-
cradle service. He IL spending HIS
time with his little children at the
home OF their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. q. Smith.
The Herald this week re-
ceiyec q clipping from the okanogan
wash independent. dated Dec. 81.
which contained an item OF interest
20 many OF the citizens OF this COM
munity. az II stated that among the
marriage licenses issued during week
was one 10 Chester q. Hibbard of
Granger and Mary Fay Walker OF
Okanogan. Ches Is we'll known 10
the people OF this community where
he resided for years during his boy
hood. lie IL member OF the local
lodge OF Odd Fellows and In highly
esteemed by his brethren and the
entire neighborhood as we'll. He II
an upright. industrious young man
and deserves to have a wife that is
OF the same material which no doubt