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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL MARCH 29, 1917 PAGE 4 J f ; J I The City Douglas Lawson Is In Portland this week. Curt Muller. of Alfalfa, was In the city Friday. Dean Houston, of Paulina, was in the city Monday. Carl New-bill was in the city Sun day from Grizzly. Ed Rennells was In the city Mon day from Paulina. L. S. ltgan and wife are visitors in Prineville this week. Alphonse Van La ink was a visitor from Pry Lake Monday. L. G. Baker was a visitor in the city Saturday from Roberts. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Ruggles. Thursday, a hoy. Miss Mabel Allen wa in the city Saturday from Powell Butte. T. J. M. RiKits was in the city Saturday from Powell Butte. Clarence Ferguson was In the city from Roberts Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Russell re turned from Portland Friday. R. A. Kester was a visitor in the city Saturday from Post. Anna Ries Finley, M. D.. was in Prineville Monday from Held. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Erickson were in the city Saturday from Alfalfa. J. P. Wagner was a buisness vis itor in Prineville Mondav from Post. Henry and Emanuel Oomer were in the city Saturday from Redmond. G. A. Lemke was a business vis itor in the city Friday from Barnes. Warren Smith and wife, of Mad ras, were visitors in the city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Morse, of La son ta, were in the city last week end. Stuart Stapleton was in the city Tuesday from his ranch near Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lister re turned to their ranch near Paulina Tnesday. F. L. McClure,, formerly a resi dent of Prineville, is in the city for a few days. Mrs. M. R. Biggs left Sunday for Portland where she will visit for . several weeks. t J. H. Haner, Clerk of Deschutes County, was a business visitor in the city Saturday. Dr. Horace Belknap Jr. is in the city this week assisting his father with several operations. Jolly Livingston was a business visitor in the city Saturday from kis ranch on Crooked River. Mabel and Bernice Grant were I home at their ranch near Lamonta tor a few days this week. Raleigh B. Cross and Mary F. , Barnhizer, of Held, were married in .' Prineville, Saturday, March 24. Elmer Hawthorne killed a rabid coyote on the Stearns ranch Satur day after it had attacked one of the dogs. Walter M. Smith, of Madras, and Ida Houston were married at Loyd Powell's ranch on McKay Sunday, March 25. J. G. Bolter was in the city from Gateway Friday. His family return ed to the ranch with him for the week-end. Mabel Bixby, Katherine Love, George Ehler, Otto Hodges and Bruce McMeen motored to Metolius for the dance Friday night. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Free burg at Sarles, North Dakota, Mar. 25, a nine pound girl. Mrs. Free burg was Miss Beulah Hyde of this city. Jack Grace, formerly with the Baby Beavers of Portland, who played baseball here last fall, spent the week-end in Prineville visiting friends. Ham and Eggs Buttered Toast A cup of GOOD Coffee-Some Breakfast Golden West Coffee is "Just Right" J. T. Hardy Is In the city today. H. R. Lakln is In Portland this week. Seth Dixon is in the city from Humes. Elmer Thomas spent the week-end In Bend. George Brewster Is In the city for a few days. J. H. Haner was In Prineville yesterday. E. L. Mann, of Suplee, was In the city yesterday. R. L. Schee made a business trip to Bend Tuesday. C. M. Irvine, of Tost, was in the city Tuesday. Loyd Yancey returned from Burns yesterday. Frank Post, of Alfalfa, was in the city Tuesday. W. J. Wright, of Howard, was in the city' yesterday. Borri, March 22. to Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Kuggles. a son. W. A. Moffett was In the city Tuesday from Tumalo. R. H. Allen was a visitor from Redmond yesterday. Charles McKenzie, of Roberts, was in the city Tuesday. R. E. Jones was in the city yes terday from Howard. G. X. Clifton motored to his ranch near Tumalo Monday. James Taylor was in Prineville yesterday from Sisters. Warren Brown has gone to Hono lulu for a few weeks. E. A. Burnett visited with rel atives in Bend Sunday. Lee Peck was a visitor in the city yesterday from Culver. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blood, of Post, are in the city this week. Aurried G. Kizer is in the city for a few days from Roberts. C. L. and Arch Ream were visit ors from Post Tuesday. Homer Ross returned today from a business trip to Portland. Mrs. R. C. Brown spent the week end with Mrs. E. S. Ruggles. L. W. Van Dorn, of Powell Butte, was a Prineville visitor Tuesday. All of the regular services next Sunday at the Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Neal and children spent Sunday at the Ruggles home. There will be services at the Cath olic Church next Sunday at 10 a. m. Mrs. James Cram is in the city for a few days visiting her mother. Orval Yancey, who is attending school in Salem, has joined the Na tional Guard. Gar cfemi Seeds Package Seeds from D. M. Ferrry & Co. Chas. H. Lilly Co. Bulk Garden Seeds Alfalfa Seed Onion Sets 1 7c Quart Gardee Tool s J. E. STEWART & COMPANY, PRINEVILLE, OREGON i Joel Newton, Harold Maker audi Harry llenkley were In the city from Roberts Tuesday. Spokes Wheeler is in Uulveston, Texas. It is reported that he has Joined the aviation corps. Miss Elmerine Kayler is over from Tumalo this week visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Med Vanderpool. The Crook County Bank instalUd a new electric posting machine laM week, which simplifies the work very much. The banquet for the Reds and Blues at the Presbyterian Sunday school is to be given Friday evening at 6:30 in the church basement. Services at the Christian Church as follows: Bible School 10 a. m. A contest begins between the "Blues" and the "Reds" to close the last Sunday In May. The losing color to furnish refreshments for the winners. Preaching 11 a. m., Sub ject: "Call of the Wild." C. E. ut 6:30 p. m. Preaching nt 7:30, Sub; Ject: "Wbat Constitutes a Perfect Man?" 1 Med Vanderpool and family mov ed to their ranch on Crooked River Tuesday. N. G. Wallace and wife are occupying the Vanderpool house during their absence. About fifty members of the East urn Star from Prineville were enter tained lust night by the Redmond lodge In that city. A very cordial reception was given the vlultors and a delicious banquet was served. Those present report a very delight ful time. I'nlon Young People's Meeting at the Christian Church next Sunday evening at 6:30 o'clock. This Is the second of a series of union meetings and It Is planned to have these meetings once every three months, holding them In each church until all have been visited. All young people of the city should attend this meeting. Special mimic and other matters of interest will be provided so as to insure an Interesting meet ing to all. Miss Leolu Estes Is the leader and the topic used la the reg ular II. Y. P. 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STEWART & CO.'S Harry Neal purchased a purebred stallion from Joe Brown, of Cor vallis, last week. Walter Foster was a business visitor in the city yesterday from Powell Butte. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Sanger Fox, in Portland, Friday, March 23, a daughter. Curt Hirsch, T. J. and W. F. Dealy were Prineville visitors Tues-j day from Alfalfa. j J. B. Bywater returned yesterday from Washington where he has been visiting for several days. Robert Osborn arrived in the city yesterday from Portland where he has been attending Reed College. Mrs. . R. S. Dixon returned yester day from Bend where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes and children, Betty and Thomas Jr., ar rived yesterday from Portland where ; they spent the winter. The music furnished by Bowker's orchestra last night at the Commer cial Club dance was greatly appre ciated by the large crowd present. J. E. Roberts, H. C. Nelson, F. L. Tesreau, J. P. Jacobsen and Geo. Milliorn were business visitors in the city Monday from Roberts. They brought in about 4000 rabbit scalps, j E. H. Brent sold his confectionery' and luncheonette Saturday to the j firm of Johnson and Brosius. Mr. j Johnson is an experienced candy l maker and will make all the candy! for the new firm. Mrs. Wm. Gorden died at the i Home Hospital, Thursday, March 22. The funeral was held from the Lipp man Undertaking Parlors Friday afternoon. Mrs. Gordon was a resident of Scotland until about three years ago. Mrs. W. I. Dishman entertained with a luncheon at her home Friday at o'clock for Mrs. Hugh Lister. Those present beside the hostess and honor guest were: Mrs. R. A. Clark, Mrs. Joseph Lister, Mrs. Ryda Pond, Mrs. Blanche Michel, Mrs. E. J. Wilson and Mrs. Collins W. Elklns. 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