The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-13

Ebert George was In town yester-
day..
Cecil Irving was n business visitor
TO our city yesterday.
o. o. Jetlcy was In town during
the week.
Born Saturday, March Q, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Catterson, a dnugh-
ter.
w. J. Aitnow, ono OF the pioneer
stock men of the Drewsey section,
was business visitor TO our city
during the week.
John Darsey was In town during
the week visiting with his little
daughter and looking after some bus
iness affairs.
w. o. Best, formerly n resident OF
the silver Creek country but now liv-
Ing at Bend. was calling upon friends
IN this city yesterday.
There viii be n special program At
the meeting OF the Eastern star next
MOUuuN tNtnihf hHu tll h'hb''N ~ y
urged to be present.
A. +. Jackson. for several years a
resident OF this section, but recently
OF Seattle. Is In the city this week
looking after some business Affairs.
~. G. Beatty and bis son John arc
up from their home near Denio. MIR.
Beatty said they had quite n Siege OF
influenza at his home this year but
all have recovered.
Capt. A. w. Gowan underwent an
operation the other day for bladder
trouble. Although he In rather ad-
vanccd In years he stood the ordeal
we'll aud is recovering satisfactorily.
Daddy" Keech was up from Law
en- IN company with H. Wcinstein
last Saturday. Daddy came up To
take IN the wrcstling match with the
oher boys.
NJ. r. Ash was down from his
mounain home for n short time dur
ing the week. lie has been keeping
pretty close TO his Job getting out
wood for the past several months and
does no come to town very often.
Ed. Laughiin was over from his
home IN the Buck Creek country
during the week visiting with his
family who are living here during
the school year. and looking after
some business affairs.
+. O. Kelly was In from Catlow
during the week but We did not set
chance 90 talk with him. lie evil
IDENTITY was IN some hurry as the news
paper man got one sight Of him NJ a
distance.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bennett and
their little children were guests OF
Mrs. Bcnnetts mother, Mira. n, A.
Miller. for few days this week. The
Bcnnetts reside IN Silvios valley and
are we'll known To the people of this
city where both attended school
THE post ONCE was moved this
week into the new building being
erected by J. M Rounncvcllc. The
quarters are not yet entirely COM |
pIeted but when finally arranged |
they will be convenient. especially In |
being lighter for the employee OF the
once.
Geo. w. Young has announced his
candidacy for county assessor In this |
Issue OF the paper. Mr.. Young In
one OF the pioneer men of this county |
where he came as young man back !,
In the early SOS. lie is qualified to
fiii the ONCE 20 which he aspires and |
has many friends throughout the |
county who desire his election.
Mrs. John Darsey has n hen that |
LAYS one OF the biggest eggs one can |
imagine for fowl OF her size. She |
lays every other day and from the |
size OF the egg they are evidently |
double yolked. We suggested that |
Mrs. Darsey save some OF them ana |
set them with the notion OF Matching !
out twin chickens.
Rev. II. s. Hughes has returned |
from attending the big conference at
Portland In which II IL hoped TO bring |
together more closely the protestant
churches OF the world. He states |
the nter-church World Movement is |
one OF the biggest things ever under
taken by the religious bodies and |
that he IL confident II will bring good |
results. He IL going 10 tell his con- |
gregation something about II In HIS |
sermon tomorrow morning ut tho |
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