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LOCAL MENTION
Judge Springer left Sunday for a
trip to lalem.
Born At Bend, to the wife of
Bruce Gray, a girl.
Born In Portland, February 4,
to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunt, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins Elkins have
returned from their trip to Port
land. Dr. Howard Gove returned Mon
day from a business trip to The
Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth R. Dixon re
turned la3t week from a trip to
Portland.
A. A. White of St. Paul, owner
of Hotel Oregon, is here looking
over his property.
Miss Florence Merrill left last
week for Hoquim, Wash., where she
will visit her father for a few weeks.
Miss Elsie Osborn who ha3 been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida Prose,
will go to The Dalles next Monday
for a stay of several months.
Frank E. Brown of Kent, Ore.,
and Ida H. Kentner of Terrebonne
were granted a license to wed by
County Clerk Brown February 7.
Sammy Newsom has returned
..from Corvallis, where he has been
( taking a short course in agriculture.
He will have charge of one of his
father's ranches.
Articles of incorporation were
filed last week by the Paulina
Creamery Company. Capital stock
$5000. The incorporators are H. J.
Lister, K, ,D Huston and II. C.
Ferrer,
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Wc won't move goods that we can sell Prices on all Fall and Winter Goods
ASTONISHINGLY LOW !Blankets, Underwear, Hats, all Footwear, ex
cept new spring styles, Dress Goods, Sweaters, Heavy Shirts, Outing Flannels,
Clothing, Lined Gloves, Crockery, Stoves, Paints ; Extraordinary Bargains in
Implements, Glassware, Ranges, Wagons and Farm Machinery.
This is YOUR Opportunity to Profit
as we are forced to vacate, and our large stock must be reduced. Remember,
we are piling up the Bargains in Every Department that will save you money.
Though forced to move April lt. nevertheless we have new goods arriving daily, and you will find ui "with the '
Goods." New Spring Millinery, Ginghams, Suitings, and Notions expected next week.
COLLINS W. ELK INS
1 ailOFlilg d.er suits left on hand that
I will sell at a bargain in
order to make room for
my new spring stock
LOCAL MENTION
E. B. Knox of Post was down
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millican are
in from the ranch.
Mrs. MacFadden, who has been
very sick, is improving.
Mrs. Robert Zevely has returned
from a visit to the country.
Jim Cram and bride are expe2ted
home from Portland this week.
George Whiteis has moved out to
his ranch a few miles from town.
Regular services at the Presby
terian church next Sunday. M. A.
Prater, pastor.
Geo. Dickson of Prineville shipped
three cars of sheep and one of hogs
to the North Portland market
Wednesday. Terrebonne Oregon
ian. The date of the W. C. T. U. In
stitute has been changed to Thurs
day, February 20. Everybody come
and enjoy a good literary and social
time at the Baptist church.
Frank Wylde left today for La-
Grande, where he will work in an
abstract office. He will be found a
good faithful worker who is always
on the job. Frank leaves many
friends in Prineville who wish him
success in his new home.
A Madras subscriber to the
Journal, under date of February 14,
requests that his paner be chanced
to Metolius. As he did not sign
the letter we are unable to make
the change. If his eye should light
on this paragraph he will know why
the change was not made.
EAR1ICE SALE
I have a
Gormley,
LOCAL MENTION.
Warren Knox was up from Hay
creek Tuesday.
Messrs. Phoenix and Fruberg
were Redmond visitors Saturday.
Isom Cleek is suffering from an
attack of appendicitis. He is im
proving slowly.
Ed Slayton, who has been drilling
for water on the bench back of his
home, struck a good flow at a depth
of 110 feet.
R. E. Simpson of Portland who
was visiting in Prineville was called
East by the sudden illness of his
mother in Tennessee.
In the list of names given the
Journal of those who united with
the Methodist church during the
recent meetings, the name of Mrs.
G. T. Yancey should have appeared
Dr. Hyde is on the sick list this
week. He was taken down Satur
day and has been confined to his
bed ever since. He is reported as
improving.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presby
terian church will serve supper at
the home of Mrs. R. L. Jordan to
morrow evening. There will be
fried oysters and other things to
eat. Those Presbyterian women
are famous cooks.
J. C. Robinson of Madras has se
cured the agency for the New Hud
son cars and in addition handles the
old reliable Reo. Both ars are
well and favorably known in Prine
ville. Mr. Robinson is no stranger
here and is as popular as the cars
he represents and just as reliable.
See his adv. elsewhere in this issue.
few made to or-
the Tailor
Mrs. Boone Pleasant
ly Remembered
Last Monday afternoon the home
of Mrs. J. W. Iloone was the scene
of a most happy gathering when
nximbers of the Eastern Star met
to help her celebrate her birthday.
The lodge sent greetings and two
large bouquets of carnations in the
morning so Mrs. Boone thought she
had been most kindly remembered.
In the afternoon about forty
members of the lodge, ladened with
all kinds of good things to eat and
many tokens of remembrance, en
tered her home to help her further
enjoy the day. Mrs. Boone's pic
ture was taken with her flowers
and remembrances after which the
afternoon was spent in social inter
course. To appreciate the spirit of the
occasion and to know of the high
esteem in which the lady is held by
the Eastern Star could only be un
derstood by seeing the many happy
faces and hearing the good wishes
expressed.
Another Fire at Bend.
A fire at Bend last Thursday
night destroyed property to the
amount of several thousand dollars.
The property destroyed was on the
weHt side of Oregon street between
the new First National Bank build
ing and the Smith corner and
destroyed three saloons, two pool
halls, barber shop and restaurant.
This is the same location visited by
fire about a year ago completely
destroying the buildings.
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AUTOMOBILES
The New Hudson "3 7"
Hudion "54" A, Six
Reo the Fifth
J. C. Robinson, Agent,
2-6 Madras, Ore.
Miss Hermann
Entertains Shumias
Miss Louisa M. Hermann enter
tained the Shumia club at the home
of Mrs. John W." Smith last Satur
day. The program opened with
quotations from "Paradise Lost,"
followed by a solo by Mrs. E. L.
Coe. Mrs. R. E. Gray and Miss
Catherine Conway gave a review of
Milton's "Paradise Lost." A paper
on Religious Current Events, pre
pared by Mrs. Ada B. Millican, was
read by Mrs. Kayler. The guests
of the club were Misses Cassidy,
James, Hubbard, Ingdahl, Evans
and Barnes.
Team Wanted.
Team mares, about 1000 lbs. each:
true workers, gentle and good travelers;
not over 8 or 9 years old. Must be bar
gain for cash. Also wagon and harness.
Address David Miuiuhn. Terrebonne.
Oregon. 2-13-1 1
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Services at the
Methodist Church
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday are as follows Sabbath
school at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11;
Young People's church at 3 p. m.
The Epworth League will meet for
Bible study and social uplift at 0:30
p. m. At 7:30 the pastor will de
liver an address on "Abraham Lin
coln, the Greatest American."
Everybody welcome. John E. Wil
liams, pastor. ,
Prominent Visit dm Here.
W. P, Davidson, president of the
Oregon & Western Colonization Co..
and G. M. Bailey, president of the
Northwest Townsite Co., arrived in
Prineville Tuesday evening. Thev
left today for a trip to' Burns.
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