' Commercial Club
Concerts Extra Good
The best concert of the winter
season yet presented by the local
band was that of last Sunday after
noon. The Commercial Club was
well filled with guests, many out-of-town
people being present.
The instrumental program was
relieved by a song by Miss Conway,
of the Crook County High School,
and Jack Smith rendered a trom
bone solo, both of which were well
received and appreciated by the
audience. Another program will
be presented next Sunday afternoon
as usual at 2:30 o'clock. Director
Zinke is to be congratulated on the
growing popularity of his concerts
and the improvement noticeable by
last Sunday's program.
Pretty Home Weddirg
A pretty home wedding was
solemnized at noon Christmas day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sylvester, when their eldest daugh
tir, Elsie L., and Dude B. Demaris
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony. The ceremony, which
was short but impressive, was per
formed by Justice of the Peace A.
R. Bowman. Immediately after
the ceremony all present repaired
to the dining room where a sump
tuous repast, prepared by Mrs.
Sylvester, was waiting and to
which all did ample justice. Mr.
and Mrs. Demaris will be home to
their friends on his homestead after
January 1, 1914.
are usuallu thin an A
easily worried, sleep does not
refresh and the system gradu
ally weakens from insufficient
nourishment.
Scott's Emulsion corrects
nervousness by its force of con
centrated medical nourishment
it restores the healthy action
of body cells, enriches the
blood, sharpens the appetite,
and feeds the nerve centres
by distributing energy and
power all over the body.
Don't resort to alcoholic
mixtures or drug concoctions
that stimulate and stupefy.
Get a bottle of Scott's
hmulsion tor your
nerves nothing
equals or compares
with it, but insist
on Scott's.
EVERY DRUG1ST HAS IT
We wish to thank our friends and
patrons for their kind favors during the year
1913, and wish them one and all a Happy
New Year.
ANNOUNCEMENT
(TIT Beginning January 1 st, 1914, for all cash
purchases our silverware premium tick
ets will be given redeemable in genuine
Rogers Silverware of the finest grade. If
you are not acquainted with this plan we
will be glad to place the information before
you. See display of this beautiful silver in
our grocery window.
Collins W. Elkins
Ross Robinson Gets
a Kitchen Shower
When it comes to "showers" the
weather was not the whole show in
that line this week. A "shower"
occurred at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Elkina on M mday even
ing, and kitchen utensils of all
kind and description, some useful,
others ornamental and not a few of
the deadly species were showered
upon the unsuspecting Ros3 Robin
son, the guest of honor, when he
was.ushered into the house by Mr.
Elkins. Accompanying c-ach article
was a jingo or limerick, which Mr.
Robinson was obliged to read to
those present, to their great de
light and occasionally to the victim's
embarrassment. He will have roll
ing pins, mulligan pans, clothes
pin ; and kindred articles sufficient
to meet every emergency that may
arise in the course of his house
keeping experience.
There was a company of over 20
young people present, and after
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess, toasts were given the
prospective bridegroom, wishing
him, in the aggregate, a million
years of happiness.
Christmas Carols.
How sweetly sounded those old
familiar carols as they were sung
on Christmas Eve.
A jolly crowd of young people
with their hearts full of love.
' Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward
Men," started from the Commercial
Club singing lustily those familar
words. Hark, the Herald Angel
Sings," "It Was Bourne Upon the
Midnight Clear," "Silent Night,
Holy Night," and other carols.
After the singing coffee and
sandwiches were served at the Club,
tnen all departed for home, their
hearts imbued with the Christmas
spirit, and feeling that they had
sent out, not in vain, that message
of old, "Christ is born at Bethle
hem." n r
Died
Mrs. T. N. Rickman of Held. Ore
gon, who was buried last Tuesday,
was 31 years of asre: was married
to T. N. Rickman of Franklin, Nj
U, Dec. 11, 1906. She joined tie
Baptist church when very young
and lived the life of a consistent
member until her death.
Mr. and Mrs. Rickman came to '
Oregon in the spring of 1907, and
have resided near Held ever since.
She left a husband, three children,
two sisters and one brother in
Crook county, and three sifters and
two brothers in North Carolina and
many friends to mourn her loss,
LOCAL MENTION
Good sleighing in Prineville the
first of the week.
Born Dec. 29, to the wife of C.
L. Shattuck, a girl.
C. Reese and wife of Cottage
Grove were registered at Hotel
Prineville Saturday. ,
Miss Schlattman of Bend has
been the truest of Mis rimuliu
Wonderly the past week.
Mr. and Mr Wm. B. Morse of
Culver spent Christinas with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C F. Smith,
in Prineville. '
Herbert Gilkey of Grants Pass
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Collins Elkins during Christinas
week.
A. L. Mackintosh came in from
Portland Sunday and left the fol
lowing morning for Rabbit valley
where he is wintering about 4500
head of sheep.
At 4 o'clock next Sunday after
( noon there will be a vesper service
j of the Protestant Episcopal pliuTch
at the Union church. Everyone is
invited to worship with us.
Ross Robinson left ihe first of
the week for Portland where he
will lead Miss Ada Allen to the
altar today. Mr. and Mrs. Robin
son will be at home in Prineville
next we?k.
Baptist church Sunday, January
4 Evangelistic meetings to begin
buntlay morning by Rev. C. H.
McKee, who will speak morning.
afternoon and evening. Child rens'
meeting 3 p. m. These meetings
are for all. A special invitntinn (a
given to all the churches to unite
j with us in these meetings. The
: public is cordially invited to attend
each night. We will welcome you.
John McAllister, pastor.
NOTICE!
All of our customers who havera ds on our
dish proposition, and who wish to take advan
tage of the same, are requested to present
their cards at our store by January 15th, 1914,
as our supply of these dishes is almost exhaust
ed. If we are unable to supply you with a com
plete set of dishes from our present supply, up
on request we will order same for you on the
same terms as stated on the cards,
O.G.Adams & Co.
LOCAL MENTION
Happy New Year.
County court next week.
Thco. Becker was over from I.aid-
luw Tuesday.
Horn Dec. 25, to the wife of K.
! C. Kannals, a girl.
i Born Dec. 2S, to the wife of
John F. Haynes, a girl.
Mrs. J. H IVlore left this week
' for a visit to Portland.
J M. M. Hughes and wife of The
, Dalle wore Prineville visitor Sat-
! urdnv.
t J. H. Templeton left Tuesday for
Sumpter on a visit to his niev.
I Mrs. Wm. Cola.
, Mrs. Geo. Cummings was ad
judged insane and sent to the
' asylum at Pendleton Jast week.
G. Rusmussen of Powell Butte
jwonthet-10 cut glass dish offered
as a premium bv The French Drug
Co.
Chas. G. Kershner of Roberts
left the first of the week for Tilla
mook where he will remain until
spring.
Rev. John McAllister of Prine
ville will speak at the Edwards
solmolliou.se, Powell Butte, Sunday,
January 4, at 2:30 p m.
J. L. Smith of Suplee passed
through Prineville Saturday on his
way to Portland, where he shipped
three carloads of cattle.
Jacob Myers of Walla Walla was
in Prineville last week for a short
visit With his son. County Superin
tendent Mvers, and family.
F. H. Sands and family of Pau
Una arrived in Prineville Saturday
from California, where they have
been visiting for several months
W. F. Kir g and Fan Blood have
been appointed special night police
to look after the Club hall and
maintain order at that place of
amusement.
Miss Rilla Bilyeu of Portland ar
rived in Prineville the first of the
week and is visiting at the home of
her cousin, Mrs. Wm- Ray, near
Prineville-
The Misses Lillie M. Cudd. Helen
Smith and Mabel Berninjr, teacher
in the Antelope public school, are
spending their vacation at the home
of William McFarland.
For the first time in several years
the Crook county jail is empty.
It has been empty ever since th
December term of court except for
an occasional or temporary insane
detention.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard left this
morning for Santa Barbara, Calif,
where they- will visit their parents.
Mr. Howard will return in three
weeks but Mrs. Howard will remain
until spring. i
At the Methodist church Sund; v
morning the pastor wishes to meet
all the members, together with
' their friend-". The morning gibject
will be, 'The Transformed Church."
At the evening service tl e subject
will be, "What is Christianity, How
Does It Manifest Itself, How May
It Be Received and Retained. Mon
day evening, January 6, will be
held a "Get Together Meeting" for
all the members and their friends
A program will be rendered and a
banquet given. There will be no
charge. Everybody come and en
joy this social occasion. John E,
Williams, pastor.
LOCAL MENTION
School begin next Monday.
B. W. Wright of Lamonta wa
a county seat visitor Monday.
New Year' reception at the
Annex parlors thi afternoon.
The W. C. T. U. will moot next
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mr. J. K. Shipp.
Mis Jessie Hartley is spending a
few day in town. She will teach
at Metoliu thi year.
L, Kamstra returned yesterday
from a visit to hi brother in Port
land, who i not expected to live.
Christian church service at the
Union church next Sunday. Hours,
11 and 7:30, Everyone invited.
Geo. H. Ramsey.
C. O. MeUker. a representative
of the Unitype Company, i in
Prineville today looking up buainen
for hi company.
There wa a fire in the Redmond
Hotel at Redmond lust night. It
started in the barroom and and did
considerable damage before it wa
put out.
The ladies of the Buplidt church
served a fine dinner today in the
basement of the church. There
was a large number present to par
take of it.
The Shumias will meet at the
home of Mr. C. W. Elkins on Sat
urday. January 10, 1914, instead of
Jinuary S. Members take notice
of the postponement.
Happy and
New
Begin Right!
Make Our Bank Your Bank
Crook County Bank
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