The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-07-24

neSh Nihitorb uuIlhs tHo Wc'h'
w. u. Thurman was business Wis
itor during tho week.
Tobe Duncan II back from Idaho
where he has been at work
Harold CawiHeid and wife are
spending time in siivies Valley with
her parents.
| william IIanley has gone TO Port
land and will visit other outside
points before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. vickers we're
Visiting with relatives and friends In
this city during tho week,
The "olc swimmin' pool" continues
to be the most popular spot IN this
vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dibble and
Mrs. Lester Williams were in from
their homes on silver creek Tuesday.
Roy Clark was calling upon his
many friends In Burns the fore part
OF this week.
T. n. I'M was In town this week
on business. Tom IL still one Of tho
fellows who Keeps climbing along
and making things hum.
Petitions arc being prepared this
week to circulate TO have the PROPOSE
ton of n Ave cent bounty placed on
rabbits, put on the ballot this fall.
The fair is going tn have the par
ticular attention OF some Of our cit
ixens from this time until the date Of
holding.
supt. A. X. Olsen OF the y. l.. 8.
Go. was passenger out by way Of
Bend to Portland last Saturday
evening.
Friends IN this city have received
a letter recently from Capt. A. w.
Gowan stating he has recovered from
his illness and that he and Mrs. Co
van will spend a few weeks In Walla
Walla before returning home.
I. ". Hughet was n business visitor
Thursday from his home nj Warm
Springs. lie reports his boys have
Just completed haying on the Potter
Swamp place and will move TO the
home ranch for operation at once.
Miss Tillie Cheney IN here from her
San Francisco home on n visit with
relatives and friends She II At the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Simon Lewis
this week. Miss Cheney reports her
father. Pleas NJ. Cheney. Is not enjoy
Ing good health this summer.
Mrs. Homer Reed and her daugh-
ter. Roc.lle. left Monday on the
Bend stage for Salem and other
points. They 30 to Salem to visit
with Mrs. Reeds sister for a time. |
Homer expects TO join them later
when they will take In the sights In
Portland and likely visit the sea
shore.
John and Allen Biggs and their |
wives arrived homo Saturday night
from Ontario where they had been 10
attend the wedding OF Miss Rena
Biggs TO Clarence Wood The bride |
is favorably remembered by many OF
the people OF this city whore she for
merly resided with her mother and
brother.
Link Hutton and wife and two
Mrs. I. Foster and Tom
Hutton were ali In town Tuesday
from their homes out at Wagontire.
Miss Rotha Miller who accompanied
them In remained In town for n short
time to be- near her physician. The
young lady is enjoying much better
health than she had for several
Ed. Esli was over from the ranch
looking after some busin-
meas affairs and visiting with his
mother and sisters. Ed reports he
has a nice flock OF antelope at his
ranch. A few years ago there was
but three but by carefully protect
Ing the animals and looking after
hem the number has becn increased
10 i6 at this time.
r. q. Kelly, the Catlow post master
and u. s. Commissioner. was here
for a short time on busi
ness. MIR. Kelly says his nelghbor-
hood Is busy with crops and that Cat
ow valley IL coming right along this