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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
LOCAL MENTION
Mrs. Addie Spauldinjr spent the
week-end at Kedmond.
County Clerk Brown spent Sun
day at his father's ranch near
Lamonta.
Judge A. K. Bowman went to
Portland Tuesday evening on a
short business trip.
J. E. Stewart returned from The
Dalles Monday with a new 1915
Hupp five passenger auto.
G. N. Clifton and wife and a
party of friends were motoring in
the Kedmond country Sunday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Aid will meet at the home of Mrs.
Shattuck, Thursday, February 25.
H. S. Cram was in Portland yes
terday with a load of cattle- The
market is ranging from 17.50 to
17.80.
Now that the stockmen's meeting
is over, let's settle down to busi
ness the business or raising more
and better stock.
Nathan James of Laidlaw was
brought in by Sheriff Knox Tues
day and will be examined for his
sanity in a few days.
Mrs. Simons of Held was in
Prineville Friday. Mrs. Simons is
returning from Grass Valley
where she spent the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith re
turned from Portland Monday
where they were called by the
death of Mrs- Smith's father.
Tomorrow night the 2Sth session
of the Oregon legislature will close
A complete summary of the pro
ceedings will be given in the Journal
next week.
Free basket social at Stewart's
Hall Friday eve, March 5. Coffee
and cocoa will be served by the
ladies. Program will be published
next week.
Attorneys N. G- Wallace and M.
R Elliott were in Salem Tuesday
before the supreme court in the
Jefferson county appeal case.
Mace & Cofoid shipped a mixed
car of cattle and hogs to the Port
land market the first of the week.
The market in the hog division was
from 6.75 to 6.90.
A telegram received Saturday
states that little Sherman, the
adopted son of the late A. G.
Scoggin, died in Portland that
morning from acute indigestion.
A church social is to be given in
the Methodist church on Friday, j
LOCAL MENTION
A. L. Mackintosh loft Saturday
evening for Portland.
John G. Maloch is special police
officer on the night shift.
S. S. Stearns started two cars of
beef for Portland this morning.
Mrs. Snodderly returned from
Portland the first of the week.
Baled hay tor sale at the Hnivill-
tou Stables. 2-18-1 1
C. C. H. S. Notes.
The statement made in public
Sunday that the basket ball game
on Sunday between Lamonta and
Corvallis High School was under
the auspices of our high school
was untrue. We do not favor any
sort of athletics on Sunday and the
game was played against the wishes
of the school.
The C. C. II. S. basket ball team
will play the return games with
Corvallis High School at Corvallis
about the first of March. The boys
made $30 over expenses during the
recent games
A basket ball game will be
played in Club Hall Saturday night
with C. C. H. S. vs. Madras Ad
mission 25c.
A large number of friends were
present at the societies last week
The meetings were live ones and
full of interest. The next program
will be on February 24th.
A Home Economics Club ha:
been formed by the Domestic
Science and Art classes under the
leaiersnio of Miss Sykes.
The tryout for the Declamation
contest was held at the high
school last Friday afternoon. The
places won bylboth societies are as
follows: Alphas. Oratorical Or-
ville Yancey and Bernerd Ramsey,
Dramatic Estelle Conway and
Audrey Noble. Humorous Pearl
Russell and Caroline Thronson
Ochoconians. Oratorical Allen Vib"
bert and Helen Elkins. Dramatic
Beatrice Johnson and Bernice
Grant. Humorous Pauline Trues-
dale and Frank Broderick. The
final contest will be helJ at M. E,
church next Friday evening, be
ginning at 7:30. No admission will
be charged
The Chicopians were delightfully
entertained at the home of Mrs,
Shar last Saturday. The time was
spent in toasting marshmallows be
fore the fireplace and playing
games. As the afternoon drew to
ciose dainty retreshments were
February 26. Every member cf xrveii Xhe gir,3 ,eft vowin(f it to
me cnurcn ana congregation is in
vited to attend. No charge will be
made. E C. Newham.
Everyone is invited to the annual
K of P ball which will be held at
the Club Hall tomorrow evening.
Dr. Rosenberg says that the coun
try people are especially invited
and that everything is shaping up
for a royal evening.
Elsewhere will be found the ad
vertisement of the Prineville Com-
bi the best meeting in their history.
Those entering the oratorical con
test ior me fuv tiamwin prize are
getting busy on their orations. As
this contest will not be held until
commencement week everyone has
plenty of time for preparation, and
practice makes perfect. The try-
out will be held in March.
The number of students starting
in Manual Training this semester
ha3 made it necessary to start a
mission House. It will be ready for j new class. There are 28 boys tak
business next Monday which will in-' ing this work at present. Most of
elude warehousing, storage and for
warding; will buy and sell all kinds
of farm produce Read the ad
Dick Mulholland of Bear Creek
was in the city last night and to
day for a visit at Marshal Pollard's
home. Mr. Mulholland reports
that excitement is running high
over the gold discoveries in the
Bear Creek district and that num
erous claims are being located some
of which assay as high as $ 125 per
ton.
Haled hay for sale at the Hamil
ton Stables 2 18 It
IS YOUR
-JTn Poor Blood wl
Blood
is the indited cause of much
winter sickness it allows chills,
invites colds and sickness.
Nourishment alone makes blood
not drugs or liquors and the nourish
ing food In Scott't Emuhion charges
summer blood with winter richness
and Increases the red corpuscles.
Its Cod Liver Oil warms
the body, fortifies the lungt,
and alleviates rheumatic
tendencies,
YOUR DRUGCIST HAS IT.
1-M5 SHUN SUBSTITUTES.
BEL
the boys are very interested in the
work and several pieces of furni
ture have been finished. Many
pretty and useful things have been
turned out of juniper wood. This
wood ha3 no superior, if an equal
for this kind of work. Anyone
who is interested in what the boys
are doing in this department is al
ways welcome to visit the shop and
see what is really being done:
Miss Sykes (in D. C.) "Class,
where is wool most extensively
grown." Maud Brennan "On
sheep."
Methodist Church
Services Sunday 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Subject Sunday evening, "What's
Wrong With Christian Science."
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.
Teachers' training class. Tuesday
7:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:30
p. m.
Choir practice, Thursday 7:30
p. m.
The Second Quarterly Conference
will meet on Monday evening at
7:30, Rev. II. O. Perry, presiding.
E. C. Newham, pastor.
Baled hay for sale at the Hamil
ton Stables. Si-18-lt
Return a Verdict of
Second Degree Murder
A verdict of second degree mur
der was returned in tho Clarence
Pettis trial at Tho Dalles in just
twenty minutes after the case went
to the jury. Pettis was convicted
for the murder of Ralph Brown,
son of Willis W. Brown, whom he
shot and killed on New Year's Day.
The killing occurred at the Brown
home on the Deschutes.
Baled hay or ante at Urn Ilumll
ton Stable. 2 18-H
$16,000Ma7Be Price
of Mining Property
Dr. Rosenberg received a tele
gram mis morning stating mat a
mining claim in which he is inter
ested has been leased oh a royalty
basis. The same parties take an
option to duv, me consideration in
case of sale to be $16,00Gf. sale to
be completed within the year. The
claim is located on the west side of
Deschutes below Odin Falls. There
are eight people interested in the
claim, including Tom Sharp Jr., of
this place.
Wanted""""
Man and wife to work on u ranch;
no objection to one or two children,
tint must Iw nillliiir to work. A
ircixi piHce tor the rluht partlcM.
2-lS-tl Cakey V. Komtkii, rrltievllle.
Yot Sale
Turn cylinder, belt drive, 1912 Yale
Motorcycle; 7-h.p. In excellent con
dition. l'rlce125. Roiikkt Dm ui.ah.
2-lS-3tp
Furnished Home for Rent
Nine room house for rent; fullv
furnished. Inquire Mrs. Eva Doalt. '
2-B3tp
For Rent
Forty acres near Powell Butte
poBtoltice, all Irrigated and all till
able. One of the btt turtle in that
section. Howard Splnlnir. Wilbur,
WuhIi. 2-ll-4t
Eye Strain
Taken in time, one can over
come the trouble entirely
without the uoe ol glasses.
Examination is free and we
will explain your condition
and tell you the truth with
out obligation to you.
DRS. MARTIN
Opticians
Post Postings
Mrs, S U .lor.-f hits been quite
idck.
Mrs. 11. A. Kesier and children
are home again after spending the
winter in Prineville,
Ralph Gibson is eiek with pneu
monia at tho home of his sister,
Mr.. Chan. Roberts, on the Oclioco.
K. H. (iitnter aud wife took
supper at the Newsotn home Fri
day.
Miss Pratt, Meedames O'Neil,
Ashby and Hayes called on Mrs.
Norton last Friday.
Quite a number from this local
ity attended the Stockmen's Con
vention in Prineille last week
and all say it was grand. It
makes those who didn't go (eel
like they had missed quite a treat.
Mrs. Gillenw.ter spent the
latter part of. the week with her
mother.
John Knox was down to Prine
ville last week on business.
Hoy Gray and family visited at
the W. O. Elliott and O. B Gray
homes last week.
Mrs. Ashby of Rabbit Valley
visited her sister,. Mr. Chas.
O'Neil while the men folks at
tended the Convention at Prine
ville.
Mdames Norton and Hayes
visited at the J. 11. Knox ranch
la.-t Sunday.
Pave Rissueand wife "pent the
day with Mrs. Rissuu' paunts,
Mr. and Mrs. Morss last Sunday.
Mr. Donovan, owner uf the
Bonnyview Slock Farm, is spend
ing a few days at the radch.
John Cuen and wife visited at
the Wtn. Smead home Friday
night abd attended the masque
rade ball at the sawmill. Mrs.
Cuen is a sister of Mrs. Smead.
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