LOCAL JIENTION
Mix llni Hi (Jtilini m In from
OWII Hittiiriliiy.
I. 0. IttiKi'ra wna In town from
III home uritr Culver llio first of I In'
Mm. J. T. Moore luia Uh-ii ronftiirtl
to Iioiino with tui'krli) for u
WlH'k,
I'orly llvp dollar wit auWrlU'il
Humliiy tuoriiltiti for iiiImmIoiiii nt t lie
M'rvlct In (he Mt'tltoillt cliiirvli.
Dnvlil Toinpli'ton tins Immmi tliri'iit
riu ttuii'y nil Mii-k, but l
r'iorli'il u llilli- iM-llcr lit tin lionr
of ifolim t ori'tm,
Wlllliim CoiiiIih niiil wlfi', who nre
llvlnn llltii'ii mllin ciikI of llcii'l,
Ulti-il In the city tlU wtvk, leiivlnji
tor home njf.ilu Wt'iliirailiiy.
I'rtitik OMlmrii, I'. S, ('tMiiinlHNloiipr
nt Mmlrii. wn In rrlnevllle Kutur
iluy, nlti'iiilltitf lo liiiKliifoK innllrrn
nml renewing iiiiinilntniin'M with
iiiniiy frli'iiiU.
II. Mitltliewa nrrlvetl here Kninlity
from ltimrliurjt to ncii'pt n ionltlon
n fortut rniiKi'f In the Ihwlitite
nntlotml fortvt. He will Ih-kIh work
lltiovo ItimliMli! Ill n few tiny.
The tltinee which wim to Inure been
hi'til, en miimtiie, nt Templetim' hall
mi the McKay iVeemlier Is Iiiim lieeit
Ituh'lliilti'ly potioni'i on m-comit of
the m-rlmm IUiu-mm of Havlil Temple,
ton.
Ithimliiiu iniiliiiilly tlerlilttl hy
roininltlirN of the Oiltl Fellow iuhI
IteU'knhM to nlve n lmllitiot In
ronneelloii w ith the Joint limtiilliitlon
of otllcemto U'hi'M early In .liimiary.
The rxni t tlnte lina not yet lai n net.
The liulleN of the Hnptlut church
will nerve illliiiiT nt Itelknap hall
Saturday, Ihx'eiiilier 12, between the
hoiim of U ami 2 o'clock. If you en
Joy a Kooit tnenl call on the ladles,
beside you nro helliiK In n good
mum1.
1'. H. rolmlexter will Blve n
inaMiiieriiriilvnl nt the skating rluk
Hntunlny evening, Iiet-einher 12.
Three prlti'M lire oftereil, one for thi
lien I miNtnlneil liuly elmrneter, one
for the U't vomit etinrnrter, ami one
for the U-Mt KiiMtalnt'il ifentleman
t-hnriuter.
J. It. Itrown nml wife nml I toy
Itrown, of Haystack country, nml
mother of the latter, Mm. IWttle A.
Hooth, of Slater, wen In town ou
IhihIiicihi till week. Mm. Hooth In
the mother of MIhh Veatit Urowu, of
Culver, who I nt tending the liljji
H-hool In tlilw illy.
Firemen of the volunteer ttepnrt
ineiit III thU clly helil their minimi
election Momlay rvenlng. 11. F.
JohiiNon, of Hone Cuiiipiiiiy No. 1,
wit electee t-ltlt-f, nml J. A. Mct'lun,
iiIho of No. 1, v im tinmen iiMHlnluiil
chief, the ballots atiitullng: For Chief,
It. F. JohiiHoti. of No. 1, is, V. I).
Calhreath, of No. 2, S; for Altnnt
Chief, J. A. MeClun, of No. 1, 20,
Arthur Harm, of No. 2, (I.
Wear Insured Sox
Araynaraoclia rmitWOiir Itnhf I
priHr'u sriirntursisranntlia. fj
'I lilt It Ihof limn H
Iluy an iu ol llnmprtwit" Nn
lor 1.M mxt II any or all ol them
come to huU-a or iwni darning; In al
months wi'l ruplac. ttiuia wim
WW tut I Ul.IW
Holeproof
Sox'
sre flyed with ahaohitrly
lut coliira, 1 tier will mil
"crock." "rial nor Imto. " Jtnla,
pmul" 8o do noi ahrlnknoratrvtch.
Voa can buy Iham In aaaorlod
e"lnr-iix palra o( alia anil wcUjbt
In a boi.
Waar Holfjiroot Sot one and
you will nver wear any other kind,
t Kamemtivr they are fiiartm(fnt lo
wonr all month! or ynu at new aox
MiKK. Let ua aell yon box today.
J. E. Stewart & Co.
DECEMBER 23rd
These two dances will be the social events of the season and the Club extends a hearty invitation to all country friends and dancers.
The floor committee is composed of Jack Summers, Frank Elkins, Harry Lanius, John R. Luckey, Frank B. Foster and others.
The Club has secured a competent caller and the orchestra has new and late dance music for the occasions. The ladies will serve
their celebrated Buffet Luncheon in the hall.'
Juliil Y. T"1l of Hlntrm wn lierc
rtumlrty,
J. JohiiNon came over from Hlntem
Mattinluy.
U'wU 1', Fohh wna here from
Youiik Satunlny,
i. C. Frlee nml I V. Tle were In
from Crook Hatunlay,
K A, Fnrker ami J. A. HoltueM of
Hear Creek were In town Hiiinlny,
II. A. CluiMe nml It. L. KllthliiK
were In from the U'llllamnon riuich
Humlay,
Mm. M, A, l'iirrlli nml ttntiKhter
of llnyrreek were In on linnlm-im
Monihty.
The evniiKi'llMtle lMii-llna at the
I'.npllat chtireh cloiM'il HunOay nlKlit,
Itev. I. H. Itrown of Mailrim, preach.
lute the cloning Meriuou.
MInh (VIIi Ni lma, tlatiKhter of Mm.
John WIkIi', In rHS'tei home for the
linllila.vn. Hlie Im ntti'liilliijt Ht,
Helen' Hull In I'lirllaml.
All memliem of the Clirlntliti
cliurili itraj n'itieitei to itits-t lit the
I'nlon church nt 2:il o'cliN'k Humliiy
nfleruoon to Iii'kIii lllhlit uttnly.
John I'. Itynn nml wife of the
Tuli H, have nuteil theT. M. Hiililulu
rottaue nt the corner of Kecouil nml
II Rtnvtu. In thU clly nml will move
In thin week,
Ir. nml Mm. Charhti KilwiiriU on
their return home from ForDum!
KtopHil off nt The Dallin, when
Ihey were KtletH of I'rof. nml Mm.
Mirutitfe nml Mm. l'ercy InvU.
Mm. Colllim V. Flklim on Momlay
Biive n party, Inviting every Imby In
the city timler the nttv of one year,
In honor of the II ret hlrlliilay mint
vemnry of her own Imhy, CoIIIiim V,
Flklim, Jr.
While ilolnji koine creiiter work
ahove the tarp-ta lit the rear
of the new fliootlnn gallery next to
the Journal oltllce Momlny, LoiiIm
Miller wiw at ruck ou the check hone
JiiMt below the eye hy a .22 caliber
WluchcHter bullet. The leiulen
mlxMlle oui;etl Into the Ihah but
Klnnceil off the bone without doliiK
Injury to the man lilt. Miller wim
able to rvntltnehln work thenextilay.
Itye (IriiMN mhool, which now
MninlH ou the Jim Kemlall place
uorthweMt of rrlnevllle, will lx
moveil to u point on the nei'tloit Hue
one anil one-fourth in lift eawt of ltd
present liH'ntlon. Si-vernl f.iinllli'H
whime rhllilren now ntteml the
McKny m hool will In con'uence U'
nut to the other nehool, n the
county iiuthorltliti fwl that 4il
chlhlren In the McKay nml oely 1U
In the ltye (irnxH tllatrlctM In it rather
unfair dlvUloit for tielKhborliiK
(llNtrict.
Anteloie Heral.l: C. K. McCorkle
nml ftuully, uccompanU'il by J, I).
WIIhoii, Mm. McCorkle' father, upent
hint Sumlay iilnht In town, leaving
next mornliiKfor Tygh Valley, w hero
they will Kicml Hie winter. Mr.
MeCorklt', whohimllveilcontlnuounly
ou Mm ranch above AhIiwooiI for the
pant 21 yearn, recently noM hi phue
toT. S. Hamlltoii. Mr. nml Mm.
McCorkle will be greatly iuIhhi'J from
till Hist Ion, where they have many
frlenil.
It. A. Ford, county HUH'rlntemh'nt
ofHchool. ha returnctl from nn
o titer vIhUIiik trip to the county
hcIiooIh. Tim fiirhc ha pemonitlly
liiHpis.'tei the hcIiooIm nt I.alillaw,
Iteilmonil, llt (l'lulnvlew), Tuinalo
(Itnvley), FleiiHttnt Itlilge (houIIi of
Itftlinoml). Fott'ht (on
river), Johnnon Crts-k,
Crooked j
Howard,
McKay, t pcr McKay, Iono Flue,
MUlCns-k, l'pMT nml Lower ltye
(Ira, Fowell Butte nml SlicphortI
(near Unite Htatlon). HI future
ilate w III be inuilo known through
the liH-nl pre from time to time
during the winter nml piing.
The Sixth
Given by the P. A. A. C. at the Club Hall
Wednesday Eve, December 23, and December 30, 1908
LOCAL MENTION
O. !,uier nml wife lire here from
IbiruM,
Mm. Ilitncr, living 50 mile up
Ilenrcris'k, I tilte nick.
Terean Mnyder mid llyron C, Only
were over from I.nlilluw Humliiy.
F. ('. Logan nml I H. Iognn, both
of Crook, ami A. M. Logan nml wife
of I'HUllnii were county Kent vlltom
Friday,
Jnitte DotighiM I back ntw.uk
on the new court houw. Ill in tire
family ha been III with typhoid
fever. Two of the children nre now
up, with Mm. louguMNcnvttle'ciit.
The court houiw furtinre wn
lighted mid tetetl till wis-k, nnd
found to m all that wo anticipated.
Only n ainull fraction of ItNiunxImum
power I lus'ded to wnrm the entln.
building. The entire family of Henry Mitchell
U(i the McKny I nick with curlct
fever. .Ml Norn Mitchell, who wit
flmt tnken 111 nearly n mouth ugo,
I Id'llcvcd to have ktiffered w ith n
light form of the malady,
The new rending room hn Ims'ii
(IiiIkIiimI by the ladlei of the Annex,
nml It I for the purpuw of defraying
theexpenw imiihnit thereto that
the comedy drama, "Valley Farm",
will tie given by member of thetiub.
The mibjis-t for the 11 o'chn-k wr
vice at the .MetliodlMt church will lie
"The lllelng of Frnyer." The topic
nt7.:W will Ih "Wlmt mnke the
Home." At thl ervlce Ml Vcrnn
Hownrd will lng "The Holy City."
OrchfHtrn iiiuhIc nt nit wrvlce.
Sunday mitool lit 10, Fpwurth
liOiigutt nt 0.110. Von nre cordially
liivlletl to conic a ml womltlp with u.
The faculty of the I'rini'ville public
Nehool, la order to lucrcima the
al tcndniiie nnd better the whool In
general, hit thsided to give a half
holiday the end of each month to
each pupil who during that month
ho neither la-en tnrdy nor nlwient
nnd who- deportment ha Ihs'D
perfect. The flmt uch holiday will
occur Friday afternoon, IKs-embcr 11.
Shu nil n I the Indian name
chokenforthe new ladle' reading
club, which I limited n to It
iiiemhcrHhlp to fiuirtis-n women.
Nhu-iiil-ii mean ktudy-thluk. lulg
nla lum iiImo Us-n m'lccted by the
ladle, a follow: Shu-nil-a color,
light blue; Shii-uil a (lower, golden
rod. The next meeting will la held
nt the home of Mm. l'dknnp. It I
likely n reception after ye lnanner of
ye olden tytms will lie held New
Yenr' day.
The Women of Woodcraft lodge In
thl city hn elected the following
oftlcer for the cunning year: Ada It.
Mltlicnu, guardian neighbor: Julia
Young, pat guardian neighbor;
Sarah Wright, ndvlwor; Mm. Mary
McDowell, magician; Snruli Thninp
i in, clerk and muHlclan; Vlra Cyru.
banker; Lillian Jordan, attendant;
Julia Lytic, captain of the guard;
I -a urn Luelllng; Inner Heutluet;
Kiiiinn Froe, outer mutlmi; Kate
Fnncakenud Frank Juhimon, niaua
gem. The chtH In JournallHm reporting
foniewpaKr to be Inaugurated In
thi city by John Alden.Senbury, will
hold It llri-t meeting Monday even
ing, December 14, at the home of
Mr. Ada It. Mllllcan. Adult as well
a pupil In the higher iiae of the
local chool will lie welcomed,
though there I no obligation to en
roll until after the timt meeting.
Although the flmt kcmhIou will be
held Monday, nnother night may be
chopen If more convenient to the
ktudent. Reporting n practiced lu
the big cities will bo taught from A
to Z.
Annual
GRAND
iiVEOZRO-AJSPS ORCHESTRA
"Valhy Fnrni," the farci to 1
given by the Ladle' Annex, Will lie
plod Heed )ec. IS, Hee ftdr. Ilianotll-
ercoltimn.
Ml Norn liiichanan ami Herman
Tliomnoii were mnrrled Tuekdny
evening nt the home of Mm. Jennie
lickett. Ir. DiiiiHinore performed
the ceremony.
' I. D. Calbrculh, one of the flmt
white pemon born In rrluevllle. 1
here from hi prenent home In The
Dalle, vlMltlng hi brother, C. I.
Calhreath. Thl I hi flmt trip In
here for 21 year ami he do1 not
itowr recognl; nny of the oldtlme
land murk of the yenr l-fore lts4.
HI wife nccompanle him.
Mtiklc ftirtibdicd by three vlollnlnt,
one chirtnetlMt, the regular organlt
nnd n full choir rendered the Kundny
evening kong m-rvlce at the I'ntiby
terlan church very enjoyable. Dr.
DuuMiiiore expreed hlmnelf by my
lug that he Itcllcved without ilenotn
litntloital ego that the wrvlce wn
thebt'Mt from it inimical ktundpolnt
at which It had ever lieen hi privi
lege to Im- pn-Meiit In thl city. A
Mluillar iniiMlcnl wrvlce will lie held
Sunday evening, December It.
Father Hlckey, the well-known
Catholic prlent who vbtlt the more
Important Interior Oregon point
from time to time to adnilniter the
rite of hi church, favor the Jour
mil with a copy of the Occidental
Magazine, pubtlhed by hlmnelf at
Wnco, Or. Itenlly, one who ho
never ween thl (lerlodical khonld
make It a point to reiiuekt a sample
copy, for whether the reader be a
Catholic or I'rotctant he cannot
fall to lie lu ten ted In a magazine at
once ho militant aud o excellent an
itdvtM'nte of the Northwet. Father
Hlckey dem'rve great credit for hi
Wasco enU'rprlkc.
Lamonta News Notes.
LA MONT A, Ore., HKC. 7. The
banket oial wn a ucce II na n
clnllv. the procicili Ixing f'jK.so. An
liiteretlug program had been
prepnred by Ml Kldeout. Aftr the
entertainment the young jieople en
joyed a dunce. I'rlnevllle jteople
who nt tended were Frof. Ahtty,
Mr. nml Mm. Herbert Hideout ami
Max Hofer.
(Seorge Luckey vUltcd friend
Tueday nnd Wetlni-wday.
Mr. nml Mm. Dale Joneent Sun
day with Mr. J one' xlnter, Mm.
Llthgow.
Frank Denefleld, who ent three
yearn In Klamath county, ha re
turned for the winter.
Rosland Items.
ItOSLAND, Ore. IKs. 7. J. E.Mor
Ron of I'ortlaud, prcwldcut of the
Oregon Develoiuneitt Co., who a
khort time ngo ent In hi wsri'tary,
Mr. Ayr, to sound the eople of the
Walker valley relative to nil Irriga
tion project there, ha about decided
to Immediately Ik-gin the construc
tion of ten mile of ditche. Hi
surveyor nre expected here lu a few
day.
SuMrvlor Ireland was lu Riwlamt
lat week.
Dr. Collier ha completed n limine
on the homewtend he I contenting.
V. It. Steven ha built n new house.
I). A. Flndley I seriously III.
Then will a dance In the new
school at the sawmill Friday.
John F.ldcr has material on hi
homestead for his house. He say
it will be up next week.
BUSINESS POINTERS.
Fur a mild smoke The La Rona.
New line of fine silverware just ar
rived ; most euitnlile for Christ nine gift.
D. 1. AdaniHon it Co.
ChrietiiiuH uutg and candies at store of
I. Michel.
Choice candies in boxes for holiday
trade at The Leader.
'F
Christmas and New Years
PassionPlay XmasWeek
The Oberamtnergaa pusion play
i played by the famoui German
peaaant in 1900 will te shown in
4,000 leet of moving picture at the
Prineville biogrtph show December
24, 25 and 2G.
Randolph Ketchum and Frank
Lafollett, managers of the local
moving picture show, are indeed
fortunate to get this fplendid pic
ture series for the Chrintuias sea
son, but ils great length and the
cot of obtaining it will compel
tbem to charge a somewhat higher
admission price than uiual.
The reels depict as no other
means could, except the play iUelf,
the life and sufferings of the Sav
ior. From the hour when the
shepherds were guided by the star
to the manger at Iiethlehem where
lay the infant Christ until the
awful hours when Jesus hung on
the cross at Calvary, His whole
mundane life is truthfully por
trayed by this passion plsy.
The scene before Pilate, th? fast
in the wilderness, the scourging
and finally the crucifixion are es
pecially vivid, and wherever these
pictures have been shown persons
in the audience have been brought
to tears and a stronger realization
of their debt to Christianity.
Notice to Fair Stockholders.
To Ftorkbolifora of the Central Oregon
Livestock A Agricultural Axaoriation :
The annual meeting of the atockliolilera
of thin association will tie held at the court
house on Monday, January 4, VJM, at I
o'clork p. in.
liuxJnesa of vital importance to the asso
ciation will he brought liefore thii meeting
and the attendance for proiyj of every
shareholder ix atrongljr urged.
12-104t DUNCAN MACLEOD.
Secretary.
H.gs Taken Up.
Four hogs, three without marks ami one
with left ear cropped with slit, were taken
up 1t city marshal and tinned over to
Jack Hummers. Owner can have same by
paying all costs. JACK 61MMEK3.
Prineville. Or., Doc. 9, 1908.
Will Kcfipen Wood Yard.
I will open a wood yard December 15
in connection with wood saw.
13-10-3wp 11. L. HOBBS.
Maker k Craak I aires
ScUl Beaks
Caaura Sappliet
Jewelry
WaD Paper
D.
A new and complete stock of Holiday
Presents just arrived, consisting of Fancy
Combs, Brushes, Dressing Cases, Cuff and
Collar Boxes, Manacure Sets, Toys, China
Dishes, Stationery, Silverware, Cut Glass,
books of all kinds, Clocks, Ladies and
Gentlemen's Purses, etc.
.D. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
UK
a asflasssssssSassLaS
Ammunition
Guns
Knives, Belts
All kinds of sportsmen's
Supplies. Shotgun shells
loaded to order. Powder
shot, shells and reloading
outfits
i
SOLD
W. F.
ill
LUMBER
P. Adamson
DRUGGISTS
DECEMBER 30th
BY
King'
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP& PERRY 1
prtvitvtt t w iiBrnnw P
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& Co
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Statiaaary
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