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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1915)
CRCOK COUNTY JOURNAL The City J. C. Farnham of Redmond was in the city Sunday. Andrew Morrow was in Frineville from Grizzly last Saturday. E. J. Rodgers of Bend was in Prineville the last of the week. Mrs. Wurzweiler is visiting friends in Prineville this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Laughlin were in Prineville the last of the week. Workmen are busy today laying a new floor on the Main street bridge P. R. Barnhouse of Mitchell was a buisness visitor the last of the week. - Miss Viola Freil, who has been visting in and near Prineville for gome time, returned to her home at Cherryville, Oregon, last Tuesday. D. 0. Jones of Paulina was in Prineville yesterday. Orrin Mills was in the city the first of the week. John R. Luckey is working at the J jrdan & Robinson store. Henry Brummer is in Prineville from his ranch near Tost. Ben Burehtorf was in the city Tuesday on business. Chas. Houston was in the city from Roberts yesterday evening. Giant Mays and wife of The Dalles were in the city the last of the week. Pr. Ida Behrendt will be at the Hotel Oregon until Saturday, Oc tober 16. Geo. Hamilton was a business visitor from Grizzly the first of the week. do Steel Cot ) jlfjg II Golden WestCoffee 1 pound special 35c j-rwr-f h I 21-2 Punds pecia!, 85c wvSAVl 5 pound8' 8pecia1, $2-50 VI Ask Your Dealer 5ItLfflSlcUt fettMQ MP! XL&y Steel Cut Roasted Daily Always Fresh Clossef&Devers The Oldest and Largest Coffee Roasters in the Northwest California Direct Route through the Columbia River Gorge PORTLAND Ocean Liner or Shasta Route Rail Service SAN FRANCISCO Steamship Coast Line or Orange Groves Rail Trip SAN DIEGO Liberal Stopover Privileges Diverse Routes Both Ways if Desired FARES San Francisco $35.35 Both Expositions $57.35 THIS YEAR has held more of intorest, of won der, of beauty, of pleas ure than ever before possibly ever again. The world-famous Expositions are now at their best. The opportunity to visit them is nearing its end go now. Make all arrangements with David Keller, Agent Redmond, Ore. A. C. Egan, T. F. & P. A. Bend, Ore. OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. Union Pacific System 48-9 F. Wooloy was in Frineville yes terday from Portland. Roy MeCallister of Haystack, was in town on Sunday. Miss Dolly Hodges of this city is spending the week at Rend. Charles M. Faulkner of Barnes was in Prineville Tuesday. F. 0. Minor of Bend was in the city on business yesterday. Loren Kimble of Summit Prairie was in Prineville on Tuesday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Pe terson, on October 11, a girl. Henry Montgomery of Bend was in the city the first of the week. Jack Weigand of Lnmonta left for San Francisco the first of the week. Geo. Russell returned the first of the week from a trip to Belknap Springs. . Dan Burris and David Williams of Suplee were in the city last week on business. Lex. Long visited with friends in Madras front Friday until Monday afternoon. Chas. L. BushneJI and Bessie Ag nes Cates of Roberts were married on October 14, in this city. Donald J. Ross and Gertrude Strichler of Held were married yos terday'in this city. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McGregor of Mosier, Oregon are visiting at the home of Dr. Davis. Solo at Methodist church Sunday morning by Mr. Hill. Title, "Be Merciful unto Me." A marriage license was issued to Herman H. Labenz and Raginc An derson of Imperial the first of the week. M. E. Rockeyfeller died in this city on Sunday morning, and the funeral was held on Tuesday after noon at 2:30. W. P. Davidson of St. Paul, who has large land interest in this part of the state, was in Prineville on business the last of the week. Mrs. Bonz Wineberger of Mead ows passed through this city on Tuesday on her way to Ashland were she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wright. There will not be the regular ser vices at the Catholic church next Sunday. Instead, services will be held a week from Sunday, October 31, at 8:30 A. M. J. W. Nye and family arrived from Foster last Monday evening and will spend a month with Mr. Nye's two brothers, M. D., and G. H., who live on Bear Creek. The Methodist and Presbyterian churches will unite on Sunday at 7:30 to welcome Rev. Van Nuys as the new pastor of the Presbyterian Church. The subject at the morning ser mon at the Methodist church on Sunday will be " Infant Baptism." Sunday School at 10:00 'A. M. Ep worth League at 6:30 P. M. Professor V. A. Cooper concluded a series of lectures at the Methodist church in this city Tuesday evening. He drew good audiences, and was enjoyed by everyone who heard him. There will be a basket dinner at the Baptist church next Sunday at noon.J Everyone come and bring a basket; if you have no basket, come' anyhow. Miss Maude Potter who has just finished a five months term of school at Summit Prairie passed through Prineville Tuesday on her way to western Washington, where she will attend Normal school this winter, A series of Revival meetings will be conducted at the Grimes Chapel beginning on Monday October 25. The pastor will be assisted by the Rev. W. F. Keagy of Bend. There will be special music. Rev. Keagy is a strong, forceful and attractive preacher. Every meeting will be of vital interest to the community. F. C. Newham. LOST Today, a pair of scales from ice wagon. Return to Otto Sontag, Prineville Livery Stable, 49tf. TRESPASS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that no trespassing or hunting will be allow ed on the premises of the under signed, located on Crooked River near Prineville. This notice will be strictly enforced. C.J.Johnson. Amber Cup Whole Roast Coffee 99 That That That That That That That That That That That That That Did It Ever Occur to You "Amber Cup" Coffee is a blend carefully selected from five varieties of aged coffees grown in various localities? "Amber Cup" Coffee bears a distinction among other coffees offered at similur prices? you have paid from 35c to 45c per pound for Steel Cut Coffees KMisessing less real coffe values? you pay an advance of from 5c to 8c per pound for cofiee packed in tins? a saving of from 5c to 8c per pound on coffee is coffee economy? "Amber Cup" Coffee gives 100 per cent coffee value? Steel Cut Coffee gives 20 per cent tin can value? scientific experiments have proven a loss of aroma in Steel Cut coffees? a real coffee appetite cannot be satisfied with a poor quality of coffee? coffee quality is coffee economy? many thousand pounds of "Amber Cup" coffee have been sold without one dis appointed customer? high cost of living may be reduced through economical purchasing? we can supply you with "Amber Cup" coffee at prices quoted below? M 1 pound lots - 30 cents 5 pound lots - $1.40 10 pound lots - $2.75 25 pound lots - $6.50 50 pound lots - $12.00 100 pound lots - $23.00 We demonstrated "Amber Cup" Whole Roast Coffee at the Crook County Fair last week and as a result of our demonstration we have sold 260 pounds of this coffee to those who had the opportunity to test its quality. For a period of ten days from date we will give free samples of "Amber Cup" coffee to those who did not visit our demonstration at the Fair. If unable to call for samples, order by mail, including 5 cents for postage. ' O. C. CLAYPOOL & CO. V Y7 Cn o New Fall and Winter Styles in both Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Clothcraft Lines STYLES THE LATEST PRICES THE LOWEST Men's Furnishings! The Most Complete Line in Prineville JORDAN & ROBINSON Successors to Foster & Hyde
