8 Xocal Ttfention. J
C. E. McDowell hat gone to Port
land on a brief builnoB trip.
J, W. Merrill m down from hit
! ranch near Fife hut Saturday.
Meny Christmas and h happy New
Year. v
A. G. Mlingham and T. B. Pavi
were visitors from Sisters last week,
W. F. King returned last week from
a business trip to northern California.
L. D. Clypol W'ia down from hie
tarm in Paulina valley one day hist
week.
W. P. Vandervert and son and Guy
reae were in from Lava one day last
week.
J.I. West and Milton Young were
lmmness vUitors from Bend last Sat
urday. Elum Faught and wife were in from
Bear creek and took in tin Christmas
festivities.
Lark Elliott wae down from the
ranch at llorselieaveu for th Christ
mas tide festivities.
G. V. Glenn was down from his
farm near Tost last Friday looking
after business matters.
Vince Circle was down from hie
farm on Volt creek laxtweek and paid
this office a pleasant call.
Dan Haggcrty, of Mitchell, was in
the county seat attending to business
matters one day last week.
C. T. Boynton and wife, ol Price,
were in town the first of the week and
pent Christmas with friends.
P. A. Helms came over from Prine
ville the first of the week. His
daughter Pearl accompanied him.
Mitchell News.
G. E. Smith wan down from Upper
Crooked river with nine Wildcat and
five coyote scalps Tuesday, receiving a
warrant for $28.
Dr. Y. W. Oglesby, of Junction
City, was a passenger on the incoming
stage Tuesday morning. He is look
ing after some professional business.
County Clerk Smith issued warrants
Tuesday for 20 coyote and 13 wildcat
scalps, amounting to $66. This will
be used for Christmas joys and all spent
with our business houses.
At the sheriffs sale of the real es
tate in the escheat proceedings of the
Eliaa Davis estate last Saturday, the
property was bought in by Dick and
Boyd Adams, of Combs' Fiat, for
$2000. j
T V XfA11iatn. Kifl lit, (mm tiifl
faim at Culver Tuesday and presented
eitht coyote scalps to the county clerk
for indentification. They were marked
plaintiffs exhibit A and a warrant is
sued for the same.
Lee Miller and Di. C. E. Frye came
over from Izee last Thursday and went
on below to look after business mut
ters. The doctor seemed well pleased
with the town and spoke favorably of j caj
local ing here m the near future.
Benjamin Shepherd was down from
his ranch on Swamp cieek the first of
the wepk and reports the best grass in
that section of the county that there
hue been for years. Stock of all kindi
looks well and will winter in tine con
dition. Mr. Shepherd's home ' near
the head of Crooked river.
Dan and Pat Hastings were in from
Hay creek the firet of the week with aj
There will be special services at the
Christian Endeavor noxt Sunday eve
ning. K. A. Stewart, the sheepman of Up
per Beaver creek, was a business visitor
iu the city last week.
J.L. Smith was down from his ranch
near Post the tint of the week look
ing after business mutters.
A. W. Boyce, one of the leading ag
riculturists of the Haystack country,
was in the city last Friday.
Perry Bead, the genial proprietor ot
Hotel Read, at Culver, was a business
vititor in the city the firet of the week.
Henry Beck, one ot the loading
farmers of Post district, was a busi
ness visitor, at the oounty scat latt
week.
E. G. Hodson was over to his mnoh
in the Haystack .country one tiny last
week attending to matters pertaining
thereto.
"Bake" Knox, John Gillonwator, J.
M. Wold and Geo. Gibson and wife
were down from Post and took in the
K. P. ball. , '
Elmer Clark and wife were down
from Upper Crooked rivar spending
Christmas with relatives and taking
in the K. P ball.
Bev. M. Branibkt will preach at the
Weaver school house, IS miles down
Crooked river, next Sunday, Doc. 2'J,
at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. All are In
vited., Last Friday night the Artisan lodge
of Culver gave an entertainment for
the benefit of the lodge funds and re
tlized about $10. The performance
was very creditable.
J. H. Homey was in from Haystack
last Saturday looking after matters
pertaitiing to the creatien of a new
school district in that neighborhood,
which is badly needtd.
Frank Glass and Ovid Riley, of
Bend, were business visitors in town
last week and paid thin ottice a pleas
ant Cull, leaving their measures for the
JuUknal for another year,
B. M. Morris came iu (ruin his farm
at Culver Monday with a load of tine
fat turkeys, some of which weighed as
high as 29 pounds. Turkeys have
found ready sale here this fall,
If every person riding or driving
faster than a walk across the Ocliucu
bridge were fined $5, there would soon
be money enough iu the treasury to
improve the town very materially.
Ed Parkar was down from his ranch
near Price Monday and reports things
progressing nicely in that vicinity.
He has three thoroughbsed jackasses
for sale. Any one in need of such ar-
tides will do well to give Mr. Parker a
MAltKlKO.
LEHKMAN DILLON At the resi
dence ' the officiating clergyman,
Sunday, December 22, 11)01, Peter
Lehritmn, of Ashwood, and Mb
Frankie Dillon, of this city, weie
united in tho Holy bonds of matri
mony, by Bev. H. F. Harper.
The wedding was a very quiet affair,
load of fine turkeys which met with a , only a few invitwl guests being pru
ready sale. Mr. Hastings complains j ent. The bride was attired in a lich
that some person or persons unknown ; old rose costume and the groom in the
nre in the habit of cutting his fences I conventional manner. In the evening
Whenever he is away from home. This j they were cerenadctl by their friends,
is an outrage that is entirely too com-1 Mr. Lehrinao is a prosperous black
mon in some portions of the country,! smith and has fitted up a nice little
Tbs Christinas tree at the Uni..n' home for his bride. The Joukmal
church was a very nice one and full of unites with their numerous friends in
wishing them a long life of unalloyed
bliss,
FRUM TEMPLET0S At the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Arthurs, in
Brownsville, on Tuesday, Dec. 10,
1901, Mr. Geo.Frum and Miss Callie
Templetou, Bev. J. E. Snyder, offi
ciating. Mr. and Mrs. Frum are native Ore
goniaus, attaining to manhood and
of the week and reports stock looking; womanhood in Linn county. They
well in that section of the county, have many friends who wish them
Mr. Lsf'illett is one. of the fnteiutwt ' happiness. Lelwnon Criterion,
citizens in the county in the line of J The groom is a nephew of Mrs. H.
progressive education and expressed ! J. Henly, of Haystack, and the bride
himself as Mug well satisfied with the is the sister of Arthur Templetou and
taud taken by the Journal in regsrd a cousin ol John Templetou, of this
to establishing a high school in this city. The young people have a nuni
jOounty. I bei of other relatives iu this county.
presents. A pleasing program was
rendered, after which Santa Claus
made his appearance and distributed
the presents for the little folks. The
Artisans alo had a tree for themselves
and families and frieuds. It was well
filled with presents and all seemed to
enjoy the festal occasion.
T. H. Lafollett was down from his
atouk farmnn McKay creek the first
WURZTVEILER 8 THOMSON.
nsr7"BnsrTOE"Z" sale.
Tho time for taking inventory is soon at hand, and wo must reduce our Htoek. In
order to do so we will offer a discount of twenty-live por cent on tho following lines:
i All of our Wool Dress Goods, twenty-five per cent off.
All of our Ladies Jackets, twenty-five per cent off.
1 All of our Ladles Dress Skirts, twenty-five per cent off.
All of our Mdns' Clothing, twenty-five per cent off. ,
All of our Mens' Overcoats, twenty-five per cent off.
All of our Silks and Satins, twenty-five per cent off.
It don't matter how low the goods were, they are twenty
five per cent lower during this sale.
I3Sr"V"BUTOE SALE,
WURZWEILER 8 THOMSON
ELKINS & ZKIZSTCr
armors
We Would Like
To talk with you about
Plows and Harrows . . .
Yon May be Surprised
If you have never looked
through our immense stock,
to know that we buy Plows
and Harrows in car load lots.
We will lie plnd to quote you pricra
on anything in the iiiiplcnicnt linn.
Wc carry the Genuine Oliver
Plow, Ui'th the "Chilled" und
"Steel" in both Walking, Sulkiin,
and Gauge
We have all the Repaint for the
Oliver Plow, and quite a etock ol
Kepuira for other maki
OUR PRICES ,
Are as low a is constant with
legitimate buHinexM
Out fitters
We Carry in Stock.
Oliver Chilled Walking plow
Oliver Steel Walking plows
The James Olivet Sulky plow
Either Cast or Steel Ifottoia
The New Department Gang Plow .
with either No. 20 Or No. -10, (.'net
Hottom, and in 12 and 14 inch (
Httt'l Uottinn with third Bottom
Attached ,
We have in Harrows
Tho Ltian Steel
The lx.Tin Peg
The Deere Wood
Lever
Tooth
Harrow
Harrow
Framed Harrow
In the Disc Harrows
' We have the Deere
ind Oahorne
IfMUMHWirtui
Wheels nil ready, With Tire on, that will make your old Hack an good aB new for a low PrjcoA
J. V. Wimer wns a bnsincxn visitor
from Punt the first ol the week.
Taylor Hill came over from West
Branch the first of the week to tpeiiii
Christmas at home.
B. F. Zell cuiiio 'in from Bend the
first of the week and will remain in
ton n (or the winter.
Robert Btoner came down from Pau
lina Bundiy and enjoyed the Christian
Endeavor servicet in the evening.
The Artisan lodge at Culver Ini 'a ed
five new members lust Saturday night.
They now have a membership of 45.
The weather the past few day would
f rm a mighty fine contrast to that of
the eastern part of our nation, where
people are freezing to death. Beauti
ful moonlit nights and Hmy spring
breezes blowing softly from the pine
clad hill", would just about express
the stale of the case.
The editor wst the recipient Mon
day of a box of mistletoe from the
wooded hill of Denton county, the
gift ol Miss Glady Moore, for which
she hat our most sincere thanks. The
little sprigs, with their wealth of ber
ries, bring back to our mind the days
of our youth when we clambered
among the mossy branches of the
stunly oaks on the westeru slope of
Bainy Bidge.
jfdamson dWinnck Co.
Nothing succeeds like
Success
la an old saying, and is abundantly
proven by our constantly increasing
business.
W siin to has in ear Drag Slock
everything needed for the tick room.
6ur prescriptions are carefully com
pounded from the best, freshest
drugs and chemicals, in the most
aauitary manner, and at at low a
Price
at it consittant with good business
priuciplas,
There are several
sf
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To in business, 'bift only ens right
wry, We do not ana to nuke our
profits from one customer, but by
selling to our customers often. ',
When you i
are near our store, Hop in and x- '
amine our new stock iJ Furniture,
Csrpett, Mtin5i, Curtains, Wall '
Paper, Books, Stationery, Musical
Instruments, Brushes. Combs, '
Books and Camra Huppllet, all t
Reasonable Prices
jtdamson dc Winnak Co