CROOK. COUNTY JOURNAL
LOCAL MENTION
A. L. Mackintosh is home from
Portland.
J. H. Williamson left for Fort
land Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. Ferrell were over
Jrom Bend Friday.
T. W. Marshall of Fortland was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Philliber left last week for
her home in Portland.
J. A. Thomas was down from
Fife the first of the week.
Clark Morse was in Prineville
Saturday from Powell Butte.
Norman L. Ross of Roberts was
a county seat visitor Monday.
Bert P. Lovett and wife were in
the city from Madras Saturday.
Fred H. Le Ferre of La Grande
was a Prineville visitor Saturday.
J. A. Wood of Walla Walla is in
Prineville this week buying horses.
C P. U'Ren was up from Madras
Saturdry attending to legal matters.
A. K. Morehouse of Portland was
transacting business in our city this
week.
C. P. Becker of Laidlaw is assist
ing in the assessor's office for a few
weeks. Peter Lehrman of Bend was
visiting old friends in Prineville i
Friday.
George Luckey returned Satur
day from a two-months' visit to
Portland.
J. J. Conway of Kansas City was
a guest at the Prineville the first
of the week.
J. E. McClellan of Paulina was
registered at the Oregon the last of
the week.
A. R. Bowman returned from a
business trip to Portland the last of
the week.
A. R. Campbell of Washington,
D. C, was a week-end visitor to
Prineville.
Rev. Luke Sheehan will hold ser
vices next Sunday at Stewart's Hall
at 11 o'clock.
T. E. J. Duffy and wife have
been in Portland and Salem for the
past ten days.
H. L. Wirtz of Hillsboro, a
brother of our district attorney, is
here on a visit.
Tom Balfour is home after spend
ing a few weeks at different Wil
lamette Valley towns.
suzah Cowherd or Madras was
visiting old schoolmates in Prine
ville the last of the week.
C. W. Starr left for Portland
Tuesday to visit his parents who
are not expected to live.
L. M. Simpson, manager of the
Deschutes Light & Power Co., was
in Prineville this week.
James Cram Jr., returned from
Portland Saturday where he had
been with a load of beef.
Those holding tickets for the
"Rotarian Minstrels" reserve your
seats at Lakin's. Remember the
date, March 4th. j
Miss Love of Toppenish, Wash.,
arrived in Prineville last week for
an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Wm. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynch and Mr. and
Mrs. Roberts, of the firm of Lynch
& Roberts of Redmond, were in at
tendance at the K. P. ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Windom of
Culver have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. J. H. Windom. They
left for home the first of the week.
There" will be services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning conducted by Sessions.
Important matters to members of
the church will be considered. All
members are urged to be present.
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Circuit court convenes Monday,
March 8.
Forter Quinn and family from
Suplee are visiting in Prineville.
L. V. Wade and L. S Roberts of
Redmond attended the K. P. ball
Friday evening
A. R. Haven of Drain was look
ing over this section of the county
the first of the week.
J. F. Murphy and George Roba
were registered at the Prineville
from Paulina last week.
A score or more of people from
Redmond attended the K. P. ball in
Prineville Friday night.
The Crook County Abstract Co.
is building an office next door to
M. R. Elliott on courthouse street.
Mrs J. H. Haner, who has been
visiting friends in Prineville the
past week, returned to her home in
Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. Alex Hinton of McKay
Creek has been in the city for
several days having her eyes treated
by a Prineville doctor.
E- P. Blundell of Bandon. Ore-,
was transacting business in Prine
ville the first of the week. Mr.
Blundell has been spending the
winter with his sister, .Mrs. H. H.
Davis, at Paulina.
Next Sunday at the Christian
church the following subjects will
be discussed: "Your Enemy By
Truth" and "A One Man Battles."
You will be made welcome Geo.
H. Ramsey.
Allen Willcoxen who has just re
turned from North Portland .where
he marketed a car of hogs says that
indications point to a decided slump
in the hog market during the next
six weeks.
J. C- McNees of Halsey, Oregon,
was in rnneviiie Monaay. wr.
McNees is looking over this country
with the object of investing in farm
property here. He is now the
owner of a large farm near Halsey.
Rev. H. P. Hall received a mes
sage Tuesday telling of the serious
illness of a sister in Ducktown,
Tenn., and left that evening for her
bedside. Rev. D. Loree will fill the
Dulpit at the Baptist church during
the absence of Rev. Hall.
The Cheerful Helpers class enter
tained the boys' class, taught by D
F. Stewart, Monday evening in the
basement of the Baptist church.
Colonial costumes were worn and
the twentyfive or more present en
joyed a good time. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Geo. H. Ramsey was the
Prineville delegate to the C- E.
convention that met at Eugene last
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. She
will spend a few weeks visiting her
parents at that place before coming
home.
Ora Van Tassel was in Prineville
Saturday from Vanora. Mr. Van
Tassel is buyer for the Northwest
ern Grain & Warehouse Company.
He has recently bought some crops
in the Madras country at record
prices.
Recent rains have put the roads
between Prineville and Redmond in
a very bad condition. Nothing less
than a graveled or cinder road
between these towns will withstand
the heavy traffic these roads are
subjected to
C. W. Foster and S. S. Stearns
shipped three cars of cattle to Port
land the last of the week but were
compelled to reship to Seattle Mon
day owing to the poor condition of
the Portland market. They re
turned to Prineville Tuesday.
Earnest Estes, Harry Stearns,
Otto Hodges, Mrs. Robert Douglas
and L. C. Morgan comprise a five-
piece orchestra which plays a short
concert each Thursday evening at
the Lyric Theatre between the first
and second shows. This free added
feature is worth hearing.
i.ne local creamery which was
recently purchased by L. B. Lafoll
ette is undergoing a thorough clean
ing. The cement floor is just being
completed and the painting and
plastering will be commenced the
last of this week. As it is an
nounced in another column they
will be ready for business on Mon
day, March 8.
Mrs. Kayler Enter
tains Shumia Club
The Shumia Club held a yery
interesting meeting last Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Pearl kaylor.
The rooms were beautifully decor
ated with carnations, roses and
tulips. The program was an ex
ceptionally entertaining one.
Mrsi Collins W. Elkins gave a
review of the "Melting Pot," a
drama in four acts.
Mrs. Charles S. Edwards gave a
short history of California Missions
and illustrated her talk by photo.
graphs. At the close of the pro
gram dainty refreshments were
served.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Victor Sliawe March 6
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. Methodist Church
Services Sunday 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
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.
E. C. Newham, pastor.
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Former Prineville
Man Under Arrest
Wholesale chicken thefts, cover
ing a period of six months, and
netting nearly GO0O valuable fowls,
are believed to have been ended
with the arrest Saturday of Ed
Tobin and William Coen. Coen is
said to have made a complete con
fession, says the Oregonian.
Carefully following wagon tracks
that led from one farm house to
another, Deputy Sheriff Christoffer
sen passed two days and two nights
in the farming section east of Port
land endeavoring to run down the
thieves who had been the cause of
complaints for many months
Through the wagon they used,
ChristotTorsen fastened the crimes
on Tobin and Coen.
Tobin, who is 40 vears old, dis
appeared from U'lits more than a
year ago with another man's wife
and 10-veur-old daughter. All ef
forts since then to locate him were
futile, until it was found Saturday
that he has been living at Boring.
Coen, 22 years old. lived at Ixmts.
The two had rented a wagon from
a Ints livery stable for their
nightly journeys through the farm
ing sections. It was through this
wagon that Christofferson located
tliem.
Two gunny sacks stulTed with
feathers which had been aocumu
lated during a long period of
chicken raids, were found and are
in the possession of the sheriffs
office as evidence.
Coen is said to have told the
deputy sheriffs that thev killed and
dressed all the chickens, selling
them to commission men in Port
land. The theft of 50 chickens
from L. B. Elston on the Base Line
road Tuesday night, and 42 chickens
from John Kuhlin who lives near
Lenta on Thursday night, were the
specific crimes which Christoffersen
was investigating.
Died
Mrs. Virgil C. Belknap of Prairie
City died in Portland February 10,
from an attack of appendicitis.
Besides a husband she leaves three
children. The body was shipped to
Prairie City for burial. Dr. Virgil
C. Belknap i3 a brother of Dr. II
P. Belknap of Prineville.
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