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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1915)
Page 4 CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL Good Things Galore VgSj From Our Store To Your Door Afore truth than poetry in this. Our great stock of fancy groceries is chock full of good things fragrant coffees and teas, snappy and mild cheese. cranges, bananas, lemons, grapefruit, olive oil, spices and the finest grades of canned goods. Everything you need in the grocery line. MRS. I. MICHEL The City Sam Collins of Bend was in this city yesterday. P. Pitzer of Grizzly was in Prine Tille the first of the week. H. H. DeArmond was in Prine rille on business Monday. Born, tu Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Lakin on Monday, a boy. 0. H. Olson of Post was. in this city on business Saturday. W. H. Post of Post was in Prine ville the last of the week, Frank Broderick is the new jani tor at the high school. Dewey Moore was in Prineville from Powell Butte yesterday. E. W. Kimbell was a business visitor from Meadows Sunday. Chas Bowisby of Suplee spent Sat urday in this city on business. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Willard H. Wirtz on November 18, a boy. Frank Foster is in the city this week from his ranch near Paulina. Paul Lundquist was a business visitor from Powell Butte Tuesday. B. R. Weinberger of Meadows was in this city on business Monday. County Clerk Brown returned the first of the week from Colville, Washington. J. V. Kuhn and son of Suplee were in the city the last of the week on business. Clyde Hoover returned the first of the week from Paulina where he has been doing carpenter work for G. M. Cornett. W. H. Birdsong and family moved from Paulina to their ranch near Prineville the last of the week where they will spend the winter. August Bingold who has been away for some time returned to this city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Nye were in this city from Robei ts the first of ttfe week. Ed Hyde returned the first of the week from Post where he has been during the summer. Harry Severns, of near Paulina, killed a mad coyotte on his front porch one night this week. Lester Ferguson a prominent cat tle man of Roberts spent several days in this city on business this week. Clanence Harvey and family were in the city the first of the week from Meadows where they spent the summer. There Will be Christian Science Thanksgiving services in the Masonic hall Thursday at 11A.M. Every body welcome. . A. B. Roller and family will leave tomorrow for Los Gatos and other California points where they will spend the winter. Grovcr Young and wife arrived in this city from their home in The Dalles where they will visit with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Throop of Paulina passed through this city Saturday on their return from San Francisco. The California Jubilee Quartette made their second appearance in Prineville at the opera house Mon day evening. They drew a good house, and presented an evening of high class entertainment. Although lacking their pianoist who was a man of ability, they demonstrated that they are "every one a star." A Splendid Gift Absolutely Free On all cash purchases to the amount of $25 at the regular price at our store at Post, Oregon. We will Give Away Free of Charge ONE YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE Grook County Journal Only 50 pounds of sugar allowed on each $25 pur chase. Phone and mail orders will have special con sideration. Get our prices. This offer expires Dec. 22 HOMER NORTON George Kalet'of the Inland Gar age left Sunday for Portland whore he intends to spend his vacation. The public is cordially invited to attend the Christian Science services each Sunday held in the Masonic hatll at 11 A. M. Glenn Hondriokson has bought the interests of Jess YaneeyJJin the Hamilton Stabes and will condui t the buisness alone in the future. Jim Johnson, is visiting relatives and friends in Prineville from his home in the eastern i art of the state. Married, Sunday evening at the home of the otlkuating minister, Go. H. Ramsey, James Rain and Louise Sehulmoster. Presbyterian Christian Endeavor meets Sunday evening at ti.HO. Topic: "Home Mission work to be done in our community" Leader, Miss Jane Allen. Special music. Pil grims chorus. Richard Wagner's "Tannhouser" byThos. J. Hill. Claude L. Benson and Bessie L. Rankin of LaPine were married at the Methodist Parsonage in this city on Saturday, November 20. Mrs. C. W. Rankin accompanied the bride after which the bride's mother left for Chicago. Ike Mills has just completed a new stone residence, trimmed in gray, hard wood floors and all modern improvements, at Paulina. He will install an electric lighting system and has one of the finest re sidences in Crook County. The local branch of the Wiley B. Allen Piano house will be opened in a few days in the room where Kamstra's jewelry store is located. Mr. Brent the local representative having rented floor space and will share the room with Mr. Kamstra. The Laides of the Methodist church announce a cafeteria sup per in the Sunday School rooms at the church on Saturday evening December 4. Chicken and other good things will be served. Don't forget the time and place. Ben Kennedy who was arrested at Powell Butte about three weeks ago by Sheriff Knox, was sentenced to a term of from three to twenty years in the state pen in the circuit court at Roseburg last Friday. He was convicted lor the crime of wronging a thirteen year old girl. In accordance with our national custom and the proclamation of our President all the Protestant churches of frincville will unite in a special Thanksgiving Service on Thursday evening at 7.30 P. M. at the Methodist church. Rev. George H. Ramsey will preach the sermon. Rev. W. L. Van Nuys, J. T. Dowcll and E. C. Newham will each take part. A union choir has been or ganized under the direction of J. W. Smith. A special feature of the pro gram will be a hymn composed by the pastor of the Methodist church ior mis occasion, come, and come i early. As the holidays are drawing near we hope you will think of the un fortunate people right here in the community who are greatly in need. Look through your attics and we are sure you will find things that have become useless to you. If your child has outgrown a U.y or a wearing apparel, pass it on. Why not glad- jden the heart of some little one who j will otherwise have no Christmas, j What ever you have to give we will j gladly accept. The relief committee I would like to have all contributions 'sent in before December 10, Mr. j Price will deliver parcels free of charge for this work. Home a Dull Place Without The Journal Setvenson, Wash., Nov. 6. , Crook County Journal, Prineville, Ore. Gentlemen: I find that a man that has lived in Crook County for 27 years don't really feel at home in his own house without the Journal. Please send it and oblige. Find check enclosed for same. Yours truly, J. H. Zevely WANTED Badger skins. Must bo prime sHns. Address the Journal and state price. 2L5c In Seeking Quan tity Consider QUALITY "Preferred Stock" Eliminates the ARGUMENT Holiday Dinners When buying "Eats" for the Holi day! Dinner do you consult your grocer regarding the freshness of of his stock? Or do you let him "slip" you a package that was brought up from the basement, a relic of long duration? We are in receipt of a fresh supply of Walnuts, Almonds, Currants and Raisins, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Cranberries, Sweet and Boiled Cider, Red Apples for the table and many other items of usefulness to the housewife who has that dreaded responsibility. Phone Black 61 Independent 2800 0. C. CLAYP00L & CO., Prineville MOTIFF I in 1 We Handle the Best Lines in the County Your Special Attention is called to our new fall and winter line of Men's Suits, Mackinaws, Under wear, Woolen Shirts,Etc. We Specialize in Men's Wear Only JORDAN & ROBINSON Successors to Foster & Hyde D
