The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-07-03

Sons.
| James Pirie was down from his
home on Cow creek Thursday.
The dairy cattle people want calf
ciub too.
II Tin oibeon was over from HIS
silver creek home during the week.
Dave craddock and his wifc took
In part OF the. chautauaua program.
|lNN,W. r. vanderveer was over from
his Pine crock ranch for a few days
this week.
Fred Johnson was here during the
week looking after his customers in
the drug and cigar line.
Fred Williams returned the latter
part OF jast week from Portland
|hwhSrc he went TO attend the Masonic
Grand Lodge. fe rr
w. II. Hoskins. one OF the substan-
tial wool growers OF the Barren Val
Icy country, was In town Thursday
looking after some business affairs.
|,/Mr and Mrs. n. c. Smith and
Noi.ic Reed took their departure
Wednesday morning for Portland
where they will visit for a time.
Mrs. Fred Oakerman came over
from her silver creek home early In
the week and was later Joined by her
son Albert and his family. ~.
Frank Cicrf. who had bean looking
after some busihess matters in fh,s
vicinity for several days, left We'd
ncsday. for Boiss where he and Mrs.
Cierf are now residing.
Mrs Irving Miller informs us she
expects 70 leave the nrst OF next week
for Boise whore she will Join her
husband. They intend to make their
homo there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter went to
their mountain place Tuesday after
taking IN the chsutauaua program.
They were accompanied home by
Alien and Amy Turner who will
spend a part OF the vacation period
with them.
Among those from n distance TO
attend the Chautauqus were Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. II. smyth and their son Rye.
They had the misfortune 10 break
their car while on route home Tnea-
day and Rye had TO return here for
repairs. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. johnson cams.
over from silver creek for the last
part OF the chautauQua program
These old people believe IN seeing
and hearing everything that tends 10
upiift the community and provides
clean entertainment.
Since Miss Howell 10 compelled 10
be absent part OF the time we are
asked 20 .snnounee that the Presby-
teriaa Sunday school VIII be dismis-
scd for the present hot weather.
Notice viii BE- given when II Is to be
resumed. 90.
7 Mrs. NJ v. Dodge arrived home
from Portland the frst OF this week
She had been In the metropolis since
last fall teaching violin. The writer
has not yet had an opportunity TO
see the lady since her return Hnd n
not able 10 say whether she will re-
main here during the coming year
and teach o. return to Portland. ,'i'
Il ]. NJ. Dalton and family took their
departure Tuesday for California
where they will visit for a time. They
started the fore part OF last week but
had the misfortune 10 break the car
and decided to remain until after the
fChautsuqua before starting down
again. lin said they would get far
enough away this time before break
Ing down to continue. Their many
friends wish them an ENJOYABLE out
Ing. f'fi Il
The new grayeled road FROM The
Intersection OF the hard surface road
leading out from Burns,oh the north
TO the "sandhili" Is going 10 be nne
when II becomes packed The gravel
surface is ine and the recent rains
Will aid IN packing Il but II would
become packed quicker II We had
roller to put on H. There seems To
be but little clay or binding In the
surface covering therefore II is going
to take considerable time to pack Il
into an ideal road bed