The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-26

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Mrs. Anna Pearce and her children
have moved TO town for the present.
Mrs. Ray Smith and her daughters,
Marie and Maries, are here from
Boise taking In the Chautauqua and
ISMiNlng with home folks. They are
On joying every minute OF their time
with old time friends and relatives.
u. r. Crydcr wss IN from his Silver
creek home during the fore part Of
this week looking after some buni-
ness Affairs. He doesn't come In
very often therefore Rnds consider
able to do when he does come.
Mrs. Dave McLaren left last week
lf0r, california where she will visit
ANN few weeks with relatives. Dave
drove over az far az Juntura with her
where she took the train and he visit
edwith his father and brother for a
rev days.
Misses ArlIe Robertson and Helen
Droylc are guests at the home OF Mrs
Eunice Thompson In this city during
Cnautauqua. Miss Robertson IN a
niece OF Mrs. Thompson. being the
dpughter OF w. A. Robertson of
lIrcwsey. Miss Broyle resides In
Boise but IL out spending the summer
vacation with her school friend
Mrs. Linton arrived on the Bend
stage Monday evening IN company
with her granddaughter. Miss Owen
dolyn hampshire The iatter daugh-
ter of Mrs. James hampshire. has
been attending school In Eugene and
during the time was o member OF
the household of her grandmother.
Both Mrs, Linton and her grand
daughter found a hearty welcome.
Rev. l.. 8. Tracy. Pastor OF the
Church Of The Nasarene. returned
last week from Nsmpa. Idaho. where
he went 10 attend the District As
sembly. Hc was accompanied home
by his wife and three children. Rev.
Tracy was given a unanimous call an
Pastor for the coming year. which he
accepted. The Church extends u cor
dial invitation to the public to attend
our services.
Lee Wilson and his wife. accom-
panied by their little daughter. ar
rived here from Big Eddy. Oregon.
the fore part cf this week to make
proof on some land. They formerly
resided In the vicinity OF Narrows
aud had desert claims which they had
not fully established their claim TO.
Mr.. Wilson II In the employ OF the
government at Big Eddy. being one
OF those In charge OF the canal and
locks along the Columbia River. Az
ter looking after some business af-
fairs In this section they will return
10 their work.
Misses Jean Cook and Agnes Foley
arrived home Monday night from
Seattle where they had been attend
Ing school since last fall. tho former
In the University OF Washington. the
latter taking q special course In Holy
Names preparatory to ntting herself
for teaching. Mrs. Neil r. Smith and
her little san Pat" were also incom-
ing passengers the same evening.
they having spent month with reia-
tiyes and friends In Seattle. Little
Frances Barbee came in with the
party. coming down from her mother
10 spend the vacation with her grand
mother, Mrs. w. NJ. Sutton.
J. N. Dakon and family started for
California the other day but upon
reaching Silver creek they had the
misfortune TO break the car aud had
to return home. II required some
delay 10 get the broken part In as II
had 10 come from outside points
therefore they decided TO wait Until
after the chautauqua before starting,
especially since tho delay would pre-
vent Mr.. Dalton reaching San Fran
cisco before the democratic national
convention. Some time next week
they will take their departure for
n visit OF several weeks IN the south
ern state where they viii be guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig