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LOCAL MENTION
K. II. U'lllliiMiH U III the illy Irom
KpiIiiiiiiiiI.
K. K. (illlfliwntrr nf I'lHit In In
J'rliifvlllo toilMy.
J. I''. UrKiin n( Aiiti ldM' wna In
I'rlni'Vlllii Monday.
CiniiiiiliwImiiT llit.vli y In In I'Miic
villi tinliiy front I.nhlliiw.
II. I'. Mi'IioIn il I.nhlliiw wiin a
I'rliifvlllw vloliur TiicNiliiy:
Mr. mill Mtn. II. T, Johimon l
I'uwrll lliillc nrv rvpnrU'il sick with
llVillllllTlll.
SIllTlff t'lwt Illllllllir IlIlN tllllllllll'(l
JJiilm K. IMwnnU l lu-inl, lii'iul
ili'imty lii'rlfl.
I.. Kuiimlrn lin JiinI rvrrtvwl n
lurixi Ji'tvi'li-r'N Niifi' (ur storliitf his
stork il k'hhIn.
St'itrli't li-vrr Is rriort'il In the
family nt I.. M. TIiuiiihn, who live
tWl) llllll-H CIIHt III I.HPlOlltll.
Mtn. tllli l.llifnii ri'tnriil tlu
first ol tin' week (ruin Vliliitlin
stale, where nlu luu Ihi'H vlltlii.
Mmlnm Iiiih street Huhls. There
nre seven of them, eneh of 2Ti0rniiillf
power. (iiiKotlna In the lllnmlmint.
It. 1.. 1 (.' m rcvy Iiiin fliilHlicil I lit'
tnk (if i;rn i'IIiik the ruml from t lit
tit j limit tu the (jratle west of town.
IIuiiht till I of UlirilN pllMM'tl
t liriiuli tin- illy tin first ol the week
fur 1 'irl liiuil, ulii'if i will H'iul
tliu winter.
MIhn I.iimles o( Iti'ilinunil pitNwil
tlirniiKh rrluevllle tin" first ol the
week en n m to to I'aiillnn, where she
will tnke i'liiirj;i of the schools,
J, Vi. I.litt lilt-ii in mill wife ol Kitn
IHi'K"! (,'iillf., nre In rrluevllle to
nh'ii1 the winter. They nre looking
fur liirm In ml anil like theopieHriini'e
ul tliU country.
The lncoinltiit mull stiitfe upset ou
Crltsly mountain Kiiniluy nlioiit mill
ulijht, mil) Hugh r'liuiley, who win
ilrlvlnu, 'inul one ol the piiHNeuifers,
were Imilly Iji iiIki J.
W, K. llmnmer of liny Creek Iihn
Imuulit th harilwiireaiid Implement
IiiimIiii'hn of A, C, Sanloril of Muilrim.
Mr. Nmifuril unil finally will nh'ui1
the whiter In 1'nrUiiuil.
Murrli'il Ieeemler 12, at the resl
denee of the brlile parents In l'rlne
Yllli', llarni'N K. Lowell und Mrs.
Maud Teel, ltev. C. 1". llulley olllcltt
ln. Mr, Lowell hus u linino tienr
lteiid.
N. A. 1'riini) him Just coiiipli t'd the
w ork of itrndliiK und jfrnvrlliiK (in
nlley between Ills proMTty anil Mint
ofC, V. Klklim, which Ik In ItetU'r
condition thmi any street In theclty.
We need more of IiIh kind.
Saturday a fire Mtnrteil In the
woodHlied of Smiforil 1'leltls on the
north utile of Orliovn, mid a iuautity
of hay, toKelher with ImrueHD, horse
blanket mill wood were consumed.
The tire di'partinent wim not called
out.
Dr. Itelknnp linn piirrhnwd 11)11
1 1 Ultima "SO" Btito, hnvlnir sold IiIh
llntrk to U Iioonnr. The new rnr I
it beauty mid In well 'iiilpM'd. it
liim(jiiKolliii' tank of Hiiltliii'iit eaia
elly to run the ear 4.VI nilhii without
rvlllllntf.
Married -TneNilny evening. Ik-eem-Int
1:1. C'liarle II. Hiuimr mid Alice
I'll nine, both of Crook county, were
married nt M. K. piirsonane by the
piiMtor, llev. Jni). M. llnuiilni. The
young couple eMTt to make their
homo near I'rlnevl I .
Miirrlwl In this city, Ieceiiiler 11,
at the. residence of the Kromu'N
father, Wldd Harm and Cnru.Hhurt,
('. 1'. Ilalley ullliiatlnit. The groom
In the noil of Attorney (ieorife UurneN
mid hn llveil In thlclly since child
hood. The lirlile In a sister of Kales
Short.
Villon Chunii services 10 a. m.
lllble miiool. 11 a. in. J.O. 1'owell
will Iihv chnrice of the NervleeN.
The pimtor will pn-oeh nt I'owell
Hiitte MiioolhoiiND at that hour.
6u'IO C. K. Noelcly. lender, MInn
I, ura Steiiim. 7:.'k) rreiuiiliiK
Topic, "The Fri'eiiitMi of Salvation,"
TlwNlxtti article oltnlth. A cordial
welcome awalta the "whiHiiM'ver
will." C. r. Itnlley, umtor.
Win. SlirllU'rn, who wowlntereNted
lu the moiind hamUton' with Frank
III) A Cooke, died Tucvilny tilnht ol
typhoid teverj at the 1'uludexter hu
idtul, where he luu been nick lor three
wcckN. Mr, HIiiIIImtk came Irom
Chlciitfn to I'rlnevllle mime time ni.
Mr. SIii'IIIhtk'n relative, who lire
In CIiIciiku were tt lt'Krnphed concern
Init the death ol their mm, nnd In
reply requeNted that the body lie
burled here. Fauernl nervleen were
held thU nlteruoon at 2 o'tiiH'k In
the rrcKbytcrlnn church.
The MiinoiiIc Kxlito elected the
following oiricere Haturdny nlKht.
I). I'. Adammin, prenlillnn olllcer; C.
K. Stnlth, S. W.; J. K. Ilhinchnrd, J.
V.; tlllver Adaiii", Tivanurerj and
Dale June, Secretary. The KiiHtern
Star ofllccre will lie: Kuy ltaldwlu
Worthy Matron; Dr. Chan. 8. Kd
wardN, Worthy l'utron; Mm. J. 11.
llntier, Conductrt-NM; Mm. F, 8. Hoff
man, AMlNtunt Conductrt'NH; C. 1'.
Smith, Secretury; and Mm. I. Michel,
Treiuiurer. The election ol oBlcem
tor the Chapter will take place on Dec
ember 21, and they will lie lumulled on
December 27.
Mcthodlut Church eervlcee, Sun
day Di'c. IS: Two excellent pro.
drains will lie Riven at the church,
both at 11 a. in. and 7::i0 p. in., eon
iNtlng ol the dlHcuHHlon ul liitenmt
Ing theniee by the pimtor and him-cIiiI
hiualcnl nuuilH'ra by the choir. If
you have no other church home we
Invito you to woinhlp with u. A
cordial Invitation In extended to the
public to hear the dlMCUtwIon ol two
vital themcH. Morning, "The 1'IiIIor
ophy ol I'rnyer," and evenliiK, "Not
Kor Sale." Kp worth Ix'intne hold
It devotional meeting In tho linns
room at 0:45 p. in, J uu. M. H UKglna,
puNtor,
LOCAL MENTION
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C. W. Colby In In the city tlilw
week.
Frutik (Jlli hrUt li ft the flmt ol the
week lor Cortland.
Hyrnn Cndy wan n IiiihIiicm vlHltor
Irom I.nlilluw Tueday.
Ih'an and Harvey Cynm left the
flmt ul the week lor ArUoua.
ieot(e H. Kuimm'I wan In Irom hi
home rmiiii on Ochuco, Saturduy.
Jiimve (illtiirlNt of Ilaruei waa a
hiiHlncMi vlsltur the flmt ol the week.
('. A. Chapman ol Lower Itrldtd'
wa In I'rlnevllle on IiuhIiichn Hatur
dny. I. V.. Hay and wile ant In I'rlne
vllle from their ranch on John Day
river.
County Anmr J. I). Ijifiilliite In
coiillued to IiIh room by mi attack of
rheiuuutlNin.
( his ('ohm Is very nick with cry
IH'Iiih compllcntlons on one ol his
nrtiiH. lie In not exjiocted to live.
Hhlpp & Terry' new saw in 111,
which wuh completed recently on
upH-r McKay, Imkhu oHratloiiH the
Omt ol the week.
The Ladle Annex will gsve a FiOO
party Friday evening, DecemlHT 18.
All ini'inlMTs are rtiiii Hteil to lie on
hand promptly nt S o'liin li.
Win. JohtiHon ol Ijildlaw In help
Iiir the couuey clerk In the work ol
extending the tax roll toruHO In the
Sherlfl'i ofllce In collecting taxes.
Q. W. lteynoldH, who eold his
I'owell Uuttu ranch to Frank FoHter
Rome time ago, left the butt of the
week for John Day, where lie will
make his home.
A. J. Woodurd, who hue Died on a
homintend In Central Oregon, re
turned to his old home In Oklahoma
the flmt ol the week, where he will
ell his proHTty. When he return
to Oregon It will lie lor the purpose
ol milking hie home here.
Frank I'etett wrltee to frlcuils
here that ho met C. A. 1 1 ousel, who
wan at one time paotor ol the M. IC.
church here, while pausing through
Nebraska the other day. Mr. Hansel
hue recovered Irom hie Nlckuees and
owns a ranch. Mr. I'etett la now In
Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Ilemo E. Itoudeau of Klngsley,
Oregon and Mabel A. Simons ol Ash
land, Oregon, were married by llev.
Juo. M. HuggliiH at thcM. E. parson
age Thursday evening, December 8.
The young couplo will make their
home ou a homestead forty-five
mill's Irom I'rluevllle.
The Epworth League devotional
meeting will lie held Sunday evening
at 6:4(1, lu the lecture room at the M.
E. Church. Topic for Dcccmlicr 18,
a survey of the missionary con
ditions "from the watchtower," lea
21;11-12. A hearty Invitntton U ex
tended to ull. Dorthy Schnaesee,
leader. v
The llaptlst Ladk-e Aid will give a
rurmnuge mile and handkerchief
bnxaar Saturday, at IkiknafMi hall.
Lunch will lie Nerved and at night an
oyster Nuppcr will lie given.
The I'rlnevllle school board levied
n. tax of 0 mills at the miiool meet
ing held Saturday, The attendance
at the meeting wits good. The
Ncntlment lor a new rchool building
wai unanimous. The style ol build
ing and thociwt will In decided at a
meeting to lie held later on.
Death of I. Michel
Modern Woodmen Election."
The local order of Modern Wood
men held their annual election Tues
day evening. The office lor the
coming term will be: J. O, Powell,
consul; A. T. Ilogtie, advisor; K. V.
Constable, banker; 0. C. Brlx, clerk;
E. F. Mitchell, escort; II. F. Mitchell,
watchman; H. It. ltogue, sentry: Geo.
E. Smith, manager for time yearn.
and Ikictore Ed wards and llown-
lierg were elected physicians. A
committee waa selected to arrange
lor a building lot.
The Installation ol ofllcera will take
place In the llelknap hull, January 9.
A committee woo appointed consist
ing ol J. t). I'owell and C. C. Ilrlx, to
arrange for a lot where a building
enn tie erected tor the use ol the lodge.
Fa.t Basket Ball Game.
One ol the fastest and most In
teresting basket ball games ever
played In I'rlnevllle waa played last
night at the club hall between the
Fine Halm and the Itough Necks,
each team representing a table at
the lickett boarding house. The
Fine Malm won the game by a score of
eighteen to eleven. At no stage was
the game slow or uninteresting.
An oyster supper will be given by
the losing team. The Fine Hulrs
were: It. L. Urewster, A. K. Bowman,
Max Holer, W. U. Morse, Mr. Pollard
and Sam Price. Hough Necks Geo.
Newell, Hoy Lowther, Chas. Lowther
A. llutes uud Aaron Huffman.
I. Michel, who had been suffering
from vurlouseotnpllcatlon of disease
for several weeks, died at his home
In this city Tuesday at 9M a. m.
He was 6:1 yenm of age. '
Some three months ago, Mr. Michel
sent Sunday at the II. Ulbson fruit
ranch and after returning Irom the
Sunday trip, complained of feeling
sick. A doctor was called on Tiles
day und t lie rase was found to becrlt
cal. Mr. Michel was advised to leave
filestore and take medical treatment,
which he did.
After severel days he was con
sidered almost lieyond recovery.
However, Dr. Kd wards took him to
Shnnlko In his auto and from there
he was taken by train to The Dalles
Hospital, where he was much Im
proved. He returned to Prlnevllle and took
up hi duties again at the store but
was soon compelled to call medical
aid and this time his ailment wi
pronounced typhoid, which was
later complicated by bronchn! ali
ments. The body was shlp'ed to Portland
tor burial, leaving I'rlnevllle Yester
day morning.
II. It. Johnson, James Gllehrli-t
aud the nurse who has been attend
ing Mr. Michel, accompanied tie
family.
Mr. Michel .came to Prlnevllle
nine years ago for his wife's
health. He engaged In buslntss
with his brother-in-law, Mr. Rlsser,
Later J. E. Stewart bought Mr.
Rlsser's share ol the business and a
few years later Sir. Stewart bought
Mr. Michel's Interest. A short time
afterward The J-eader was opened,
which bus prospered Irom the
start.
Mr. Michel was a member of the
local Masonic order and has always
lieen a man ol Influence and standing
lu the community. He leaves a wid
dow and two sons. Sylvan and
Arthur, aged twelve and fourteen
respectfully. '
New Year's Ball
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CLUB HALL
Friday Evening, Dec. 30, 1910.
; Music by Luckey's Orchestra. A good time promised.
Come! Come!
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BEARING THIS LABELN
Soto, wster and a bnuh sra all that bl
needed to keep the outiide of an Ottermoor j
klattreu sweet and clean. The inside never
seed attention. Costs Bothinf fcr repairs.
Aa occasional "outing" la the san keps It fresh and
new, became It is built (not stuffed) of clastic, fibrous
Ostennoor sheets. It cannot sag, lump nor pack
likshalr.'' '
Make sure yon get the genuine Oatermoor. Not.'
the label put there to protect yom against worthless
Imitations. W sell at factory, prices and inrit.
inspection. 1
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Exclusive Agenb for Prinevillel
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Free Auto Excursion
PrinevlUe's latest residence district, just platted and now on the market
Meet us at the Hotel Prineville at the time specified above and examine
the property. Buy a lot in Prineville's sanitary residence district on
easy terms. ' No sloughs, marshes 6r mosquitoes. Less frost than on
the river bottom. Fresh air, pure water and an excellent view of the
city. City water will be conveyed to the property at our expense. Lots
40x114; prices range from $80 to $200. Half cash, balance payable
at $10 per month; 6 per cent on deferred payments. Examine the
maps at our office.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
SB
Suggestions
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PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR
LADIES
MEN
BOYS
cprool Mose. Table Linen. Carving Sets. v Food Choppers. '' I Razors, Knit Mufflers. I Pocket Knives. Children. 1
. Sweater Coals. Napkins. ' 'Embroidery Scissors. Coffee Percolators. Pocket Knives. Indian Robes. Sweater Coats. Dolls. Blocks.
Knit Scarfs, Blankets. Sewing Machines. Indian Robes. Holeproof Hose " Dress Shirts. Knit Mufflers. ,
Goll Gloves, Comforters. Bread Makers. Felt Slippers. Sweater Coats. ' Box Cigars. 22 Cal. Rifles. Games.
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