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LOCAL MENTION
V. V. Lokiiii wan In fiom Crook
Monday.
J. M. Join wnt here from Klmiiiith
Pulls Kittiiriliiy.
Jam.- (Jllt lirlHt of Unck creek wim
lu town Monday.
J. II. llorney wnsover from Mml
mm Hnttirilay.
Koltool will reopen next Mniuliiy,
lifter the holiday.
C. A. Hinili l Ie win here on
ImihIiiom Hut unlay.
MImn M. otter, of ItlUvllle, Wiuth.,
In vuitinn lii thu ciiy.
('. 8. C(nUt(in ciiiiio In from
Paulina to mwinl Niiinlny.
B. F. Kryreitr nn.l ilanulitor were
over trout Nlxier Htiniliiy.
it, K Simpson lunl family lift this
week for their new homo tit loln,
Maho.
J. II. timy iumI wife spent Christ
in iih with thflr family lit lUniny
View Farm.
Colonel Hmllh In In Portland, Imv.
Inn Iteen called then a few day no
on Important IiuhIiii'hh.
Mr. L. C. Mil'hfMoii In In thin
week from her home nt Powell Imttc
n the fittest of Mm. M. H. Klennm.
New school hotiw w ill m lmtlt
nt'Xt vi'ar In the Heaver creek nul
, Itennm dlHlrlot In eastern Cniok
couutv.
Mr. KllllnitUrk, llvlnjf near Mail
rim, ha been very sick lor six wii'kn,
nml lr. Itclknnp paid ti second vImII
to her Itedslde Holiday.
MUa HoiiHton. who sjietit four
month thU tall nml winter nt the'
C. J. Johnson ranch, him returned to
her home In lleitr creek.
Mr. ami Mrx, ('. W. ICIkln trnve a
hilt dinner ClirUlm.it day to nil the
clerkM, with tlii-lr families, who arv
employed at F.lkln' store.
C. W, I'.lkliiH Ti ml family have
moved Into tlii-lr now homo Just
Mouth of the Presbyterian church,
formerly occupied by ltcnntc llooth.
John Aliloa Kenbtiry and family
moved out thin wov'k to "Tho House1
that Jack Unlit" on their (loldeii
KukIo ranch, JtiHt off tho McKay road.
V, A. llooth has liecn con lined to
hU room for n week or ton day
with asthma, a chronic allllctlon
with him. lie I reported an hi tter
today.
Marriage license have Isru Issued
toKniuitcl L. Ilcn nolt, Jr., of Moilfonl,
mid Mary It. Scoria, of Tiimalo;
Jniue A. Cottlnulu nml lather
Larson, both of Yoiiiik.
Htnt Senator Waller J. U.-cd, a
prominent clt lien of North Yakima,
Wash., tiled nt hli homo there, Ilco.
14 after an Illness extending over a
year. Ho wan ox-Mayor of North
Yakima, nml a western pioneer.
Mr. Hood wit well known lu Prlne
vlllo. lo wax the. administrator of
tho Nye ivtato.
Wear Insured Sox
Areroof oclnt',FTrf'rhir"l!nl
trHit'' S.. are iin lor six montlis.
This It the i-trmHttt
lltir ! paira ol "Holeproof" Rn
li.r U W and It any or nil ol Ihctn
come to hulPB ornoed darning la six
nionihi will replaes litem Willi
MW SO fit tJC
noieproot
Sox
rm dml with bolutety
ln( ciiltim. 1'hvr will not
"crock," mt nor Imln. "I!ot.
proof " Box do Dot nhrliiknortlrelch.
Vnocm buy thmn In mioricit
colom its pair ol ! uhI wsitibt
In a box.
Wear Holeproof" Sox one and
ymi will novor wour any other kind.
9 Keniember they are gwtwtitnd to
wpnr nix month or you sret new box
t lltCB. Let ui tell you box today.
J. E. Stewart & Co.
t3
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U. II. I'.ooten of 1'oHt Mpent Sumliy
at, the county wnt.
'. M. liedneld ami w ife were dow n
from Itenil I he tlrxt (if thin week.
M ! May tx'lle lU-od lutMhoeii fpelid
Inn tliet lirUlinim holiday at lleud.
V. II, Kliernian mid Jmi Harney of
Silver Lake Mtoppcd over here Kuu
day, MIm ViMtn Younif, formerly of
till clly, wax married to Harry K.
ltced nt l'orlland Uec. '20,
V. II. Howard of Madrai Mpeut
several day laxt week la thl city
vIhIiIiim; with hi family.
Joint tiiNtallatlou of the Odd
I'VIIowm nml ltehekah will In- held
Saturday nlht. Jan. 2.
ItcptoHctitatlvK II. I'. Ilelknap, will
1 in ve (or Knli in Jan. II, to attend the
hchhIihi of the leilHlatiiri.
It wiimJ. II. 1'roHo who hotiuht
t he Siilomoii protcrly In thl fit y,
not William I 'row, it Mated hint
week.
TholllUH I, Million of I'.end ciiiiio to
thl city Saturday to Ih) limtnlled a
one of tho olllcer of the MiimoiiIc
'odue.
Halt I'uett returned thl week from
a mouth' vllt lu I'ortland. Ho
will Koto work on tho Mclntoli
ranch near Paulina.
Turkey mid chicken dinner wn
Merved at the Lnfollct to school houno,
V.unt Powell Hut to, t'hilHtina day
with good iittemlatico.
Mr. A. I!. Holler and brother Will
Mt-Farlaiid, left Saturday for Hoar
creek to vllt 'their nlt4-r, Mr. H. C.
Faiijiht. They will lie mnn about
one wwk.
John Jottcph Cunnlnliani, iiRed hi
year, proved up thl wwk on hi
home toad near t'rook. He I n
bachelor and ha lived on the place
In iiietloii for nearly ton year.
The Lndlc' Annex will hold a New
Year' reception tomorrow after
noon, Jan. 1, at tho club hall, and
every iiii'inher I fxjMTtod to attend,
If only for a few ml into. The llt of
committee ha already been pub-
HmIioiI lit the Journal.
The Wlnnek Company moved It
store till week from the old 1
cation on the northent comer of
Main niul Third Mtroet to the onth
wet corner of Main and Fourth
Htreot, til the Malllitf block. Ilu
liiex wa not wrlotLOy Interrupted
by the transfer.
1'r. II. Clinrlo Diitmmore left
today for I'ortland to remain
over Now Year'. A a conoiiiience
of the doctor' absence on a well
earned vacation, there will lie no
service In the l'resbyterlan church
next Sunday. He exjiect to return
home next week.
Kev. II. Has, a former pastor of
the Christian church In till city,
who enme here from Kentucky n
couple of your nK, became the
father of a moii Hoc. It. .The news
was conveyed from Itoseburi?. where
the clergyman now reside with hi
family, In a letter to Mi. If. 1
Ilelknap.
The debate between Crook and
Sherman coiintlo, to tie held at
Moro, ha Ikh'U postponed one day,
from Jan. N to Jan. tt, by request of
the Sherman county debater. The
local team, consisting of David
livkctt, Frank Lafollette and
Wilford Itclknnp, will leave on the
Shanlko utae Jan. 7.
At the First Methodist church Sun
day service at 11 will be the regular
preaching service followed by baptis
mal services and reception of mem
ber. The evenlnir topic will lie
evaiiKvllstli!. Music by tho orchestra
mid choir. Sunday vcuoolat 10 and
ICpworth l.t'aue at 7.30. The public
I cordially Invited to attend the
service.
Wise
LOCAL MENTION
"I!y Jiiijp. tht Favorite' corker
fur a nickel 1"
L. H. I .okii u 1 In today from hi
home up Crooked river.
Mr. Liana IS. Wood of Miulra I
In the city the (iiest of friend.
Harry Adam I back In town,
lie ha Imm-ii driving stnKO Itetweoti
Willow Creek and Shaulko.
The mnoker ought to know what the
cigar ha par fur contain. Wa ho
you will tell him all kliout our La, Hon.
F, F. Smith, and wlfenecoiiipiinled
by I'enrl Minitower and Mis J race
Vmidervort id lieud, attended the
MiimoiiIc liiMtallatlon In thin city
Saturday nllit.
At the rrosbytorlanchtirch Sunday
evenlnir, Iltincan MiicIoimI wiih pre
sented with a handsome K"ld
luounted watch fob and K. I'. charm,
as a token of appreciation of hi ser
vice In the choir.
C. W. Klkiu' IMtf Department
Store will make a bit; drive on an
"Odd and End Sale," ls-";lnnln(
Saturday, Jan. 2. Itesldea the Hue
mentioned lu the ad on page 1 many
attractive bargain In millinery arc
l.iiiK offered.
Mr. Sarah Taylor came In from
Dear creek Motiday and reported
that the first Christina tree ever
held In t he Dear creek school house
wa a marked succeMS. The holiday
fcstlvltlc were followed by a dance
and basket social, more than fifty
person belno; preseut.
Harry Hill wa arrested In thl
city thl week for selling whisky In
violation of law. Sheriff F.lklii, who
made tho arrest, confiscated about a
gallon mid a half of the amber fluid.
Hill wasnt once tried b. fore Justice
Kalpll Sharp, who sentenced him to
pay a line of V) or spend 25 day In
Jail In lieu thereof. The flue wiu not
paid.
Max Crnudall of Hlllsboro I ex
porting the county book at the
courthouse. He brought two other
nu n hi with hliu. The book had
been previously exH-rted up to July
1, 19t)7. ho that he ha nearly is
months of work togoover. Heflnd
every thing In a satisfactory condition
and the county ollkial are aiding
him In every way required.
LcruI merchant aided, Terry
I'oludexter Tuedny afternoon from
2 to 4 o'clock, by sending liberal
donations to the skating rink on the
North Side, where seventy children
of this city and vicinity enjoyed
themselves hugely a the guest of
the proprietor of the rink. It proved
a fitting close to the Juvenile Christ
mas title festivities In I'rlnevllle.
County Supt. Ford haa returned
from a trip to the cxtremo eastern
edge of Crook county. This was hi
first Journey Into that part of the
county and he expresses himself a
more than pleased with the delightful
country ho entered, and also for the
hospitality of It people. He said
the school at l'auliua, I'aullua
Valley, Suplee, Ma'iry and Denver
united In Christina exercise at the
new Paulina school house, the hour
thu spent being very enjoyable.
The firemen of thl city have
arranged a big ball nt l'olndexter's
rink the night of Feb. 12. A cauvus
floor will be used HI planned to
make the event the greatest ever
held In this city or county and no
effort will be spared which might
conduce to Its success. Refreshments
will bo served lu the pavilion and
there will be music until 12:30 by
Morgan' orchestra, which this
winter Is ut It best. After 12:30
Detnarls' orchestra will play for thl
all night dance.
Y
on
We are getting ready to rearrange the interior of our
Store so that we may enlarge our stock. We intend
to put in a dry goods department and from this time
forward our store will be the price - regulator in dry
goods as well as groceries and hardware. Thanking
you for many favors during the past year we wish
you a: happy and prosperous New Year. Respectfully
tewart
Judge Fill of Dond, Commissioner
Dayley of Laldlawand Commissioner
Hlce of HnycrK-k will come to the
county neat next Monday to hold
the January term of county court.
T. H. Itogor, who recently dl
covered and located a gypsum claim
near Dear crock Dutte, and I). O.
HogorH of Madras, who by the way
I no kin to T. S., called together at
the Journal office today.
Mr. Tlllery, a rancher who lived
near Dond, tiled Hatunlny a the
result of being kicked on the
head by a fractlou horse. He leave
a wife, baby and brother. The
funeral wa held Sunday.
Herlx-rt Hideout last Saturday got
on the wrong end of a tug-o'-war
with a runaway liorne hi own
and a a result wa dragged In such
close proximity to mother earth
that when he recovered himself and
the horse he looked a If he had been
drawn through a threshing machine.
Ho wa not badly hurt.
A very enjoyable time wan spent
by the first and seventh grade, on
Thursday morning Dec, 24. A short
program 'wan rendered by the little
tot and those of the higher grade.
Santa, who wan well represented by
Van, Drink, distributed the various
present. Mis Cora Streltel and
Mis Elsie Osbora received many
present from their pupil. The latter
wa presented with a beautiful box
of stationery.
New Adv.. ThU Week.
Firemen's ball; Feb. 12,1909.
F. A. Campion ; has telescope valise.
J. II. Smith ; separator for sale.
J. II. Delore; wagon (or sale.
Advertisement Changes.
C. W. Eikins; odds and ends sale.
J. E. Stewart A Co., will add a dry
goods department to present store.
The Winnek Co., now in new quarter.
I. Michel; shoe and hat specials.
Prineville Cigar Factory; cigars.
Ballad of Sleepy Bill.
In Piccpyvllle dwelt Sleepy BUI,
Who kept a sleepy atore.
A place wax It to lounge or alt
And snore and snore and snore.
And sometimes came to play a gams
Of checkers three or (our.
Cut seldom there a lady fair
A bargain came to buy.
For women' Iori In catalogues
Quite often caught the eye.
Bo tallica for sale they bought by mail
At prices low or high.
In town one day appeared a gay
And lively youth, who quoth:
"Why sit and snore and let your store
Hun downT I'pon my oath,
Lemmo run things and make, by jlngs,
A fortune for us both!"
Bill anld "O. K." and dosed away.
But Mr. IJvely sized
Things up at once-lie waa no dunos ,
And ent nnd advertised
Such lurnnlns rare (Bill had 'em there)
The public was surprised.
The buyers came young girl and dame
And youth and man and child.
Thero wna a rush, a real crush-.
In fact, to put It mild, ,
AU Sleepyvllle woke up, until
The rush was almost wild.
And BUI awoke and even spoke.
He said: "I'm feelin' sore
I never thought folks would bavs
fought
To patronize my store.
1 guess them ads. la pop'lnr fads
I'll advertise same more!"
T. SAPP, JR.
The R. E. JONES
Lumber Mill
ON THE OLD KXIGHTEN
PLACE ON THE OCHOCO
la now cutting first-claBS lumber
which will be sold on reasonable
terms.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
a Jnl
&
Marriages During 1908.
Leap year ends in Crook coonty
with a record of 65 marriages,
against CO for the year 1007 and
G2 for 1906.
The ladies did not make good;
that's a cinch. They didn't even
half try. Per h ape it waa the lack
of good matrimonial timber that
failed to spur the ladies to make
an effort to beat the record.
Of the 65 marriages six of the
men and five of the women entered
the state of matrimony for the sec
ond time, but in this connection
only two of the marriages had both
principals as widowers and widows.
Only one bridegroom was
younger than his bride, their ages
being 32 and 39 respectively. The
oldest bridegroom was aged 56
years and the oldest bride 52 years;
the youngest bride 16 years. The
average age of the men was 28
years and of the women 23 years.
More men than women who
married during the past twelve
months were bom outside of
Oregon than women, but the
adjacent Stales of Washington,
Idaho and California, strange to
say, furnished less than 4 per cent
of the principals not born in
Oregon.
Apportioned by towns in Crook
county, excepting the few from
elsewhere, of the men there were
from Madras 14, Prineville 11,
Bend and Redmond 5 each,
Lamonta 4, Culver 3, llaycreek,
Sisters, Powell Buttee, Boeland,
Ashwood and Cline Falls 2 each,
and Post, Haystack, Grizzly Gist,
Youngs, Tumalo and Laid law 1
each.
Telescope Valiae
Taken by mistake from the Prineville
hotel about Dexmber 21 or 22. Valise
contains clothes, letters, etc. Please
notify F. A. Campion, Hotel Prineville,
Prineville Oregon. ltp
Maaer&CrMk Kane. TTV A 1 O aO MsMtal IataaU
sd" U. r. Adamson & to
Caaera Sapplies Uwaejr's CaaJies
!L j , DRUGGISTS
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.
0. P, Adamson &. Co.
DRUGGISTS
l , : ; '
appy
Compapy
Ammunition
Gun
ICnive
s
All kinds of sportsmen's
Supplies. Shotgun shells
loaded to order. Powder
shot, shells and reloading
outfits
SOLD
W. F.
New- Year
s
Belts
BY
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON