DECEMBER 20, 1917
. ronnif rniiNTV JOURNAL
The City
Carey W. Foster baa a new Frank
lin roadster.
Edgar Donnelley wa In th city
Tuesday from Suplee.
Ml hi Laura Houston has gone to
Bend to visit relative.
G. E. MoClure, of The Pallea, waa
In Prlnevllle last week-end
Mrs. H. J. Mater waa In the city
from Paulina laat week-end.
David Pickett la In the city from
Portland for few daya.
Wm. Led ford returned to hta
ranch near Poet, Monday.
Thoa. Flttgerald and wife were
visitors In Mitchell Inst week.
Mrs, Minnie Dlsbro, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. I.. J.
Rippev. left Saturday for Portland.
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SUNDAY
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Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Barne re
turned from Portland, Friday.
Mlaa Nettle Scott baa gone to her
home near Howard for the holiday.
Harry Kennard haa gone to Se
attle to enlist In the aviation corpa.
F.dward Street, of Fife, was a
business visitor In the city Tuesday.
Mr, and Mr Howard Turner
were in the city Monday from Mad
rna. The Shuntlaa met at the homo of
Mrs. M. K. Brink, Saturday after
noon. There will be services t the
embolic church Sunday morning at
S:.t0.
Walter Foster was a business vW
itor in the city Monday from Powell
Hut to.
Wm. I.edford and C. W. Foster
came In from the I.edford ranch
Saturday.
John Handy and It. R. Balfour
wore In the city Tuesday from
Harm's.
I". S. Bushnetl was a business vis
itor in the city Saturday from
Hubert.
Or. J. H. Gervin went to Culver
Monday to begin a series of spwlnl
meetings.
Warren Brown returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Astoria and
Portland.
Walter Vandervert was in the
citv Saturday on his way to the Mo
ral 1 ranch.
Mrs. Isom Cleek. of Albany. Is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
Sam Smith.
Mrs. James Cram and Mrs. Alice
Nelson were in the city Tuesday
from Roberts.
Miss Victoria Huston la In the
city from Paulina where she has
been teaching.
McKlnley Kane, of the Madras
State Bank, was a business visitor
In the city Tueaday.
Dr. H. P. Belknap was called to
Culver. Tuesday, to attend several
case of pneumonia.
E. A. Busaett and family have
gone to their ranch at Powell Butte
tor the holidays.
Judge and Mra. N. G. Wallace re
turned Saturday from a few days'
business trip to Bend.
Mra. I. Michel. Miss Bess Hend
ricks and Arthur Michel were vis
itors In Bend, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Calbreath,
of The Dalles, arrived in the city
Monday to visit relatives.
L. J. Crittenden. Income tax In
spector, who haa been in the city
several days, left Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ray return
ed the first of the week from a visit
at Solo and other valley points.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Huston and
family were visitors In the city the
first Kf the week from Barnes.
Mrs. John Chandler and daugh
ter, of Redmond, visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Ayres,
Sumtav and Monday.
Norma and Helen Wlnan have
gone to their home In Walla Walla,
Washington, to spend Chrlstma.
T. A. Qulnn left Monday for In
dlanapolia. Indiana, where he will
spend the holiday with relattvea.
W. K. Blomgren. engineer and
,irrtamii from llolse. Idaho, la in
the city on business connected with
the Oehoeo Protect.
Miss Hasel Sullivan will leave
tomorrow for Portland where she
will spend Christmas with her
mother and father.
Harry Steams Is expected home
Saturday morning from McMInn
ville, where he is attending college,
to pond the holiday.
Jay Fox, who was In Prlnevllle
during the summer, has enlisted In
the aviation corps. He waa a
student at the I', of O.
Henry Mot'all left Sunday for
Little Kgypt. Mass.. where he will
apenjl Christmas with his family
who have been gone several weeks.
Mrs. Alice WlrU arrived In the
city the first of the week from II ll,la
boro and is visiting at the home of
her son. Wlllard Wlrts.
Mrs. V. H. Relnlklng returned to
Portland. Sunday, after spending a
few days with her husband who is
emi'loved with the Oehooo Irrigation
District.
T. B. and t! rover Price sold their
ranch recently to be submerged
with the Oehooo Irrigation District.
The consideration is said to have
been $:iu,0tMI.
Rev. A. I.. Wardswortlt. field
editor of the PacUlc Baptist, lit
Pasadena. California, was a visitor
in the city Sunday ami assisted at
the union evening services.
George Mllllcan, who recently had
an operation for a cnlnruct. Is out
of the hospital and is improving
rupldly. Mr. and Mrs. Mllllcan have
been In Portland for several weeks
J ii m os Glllts. of Boston, Mass., ar
rived In the city last night to visit
his son. J. A. (Hills. This is the
first time these gentlemen have met
In twenty-six years.
Tom Long, of Powell Butte, Is
recovering from a recent operation
III an eastern hospital. He had the
upper part of his larynx removed
I and will uever he able to siieak
again.
The usual service at the Chrla
tian Church, Sunday beginning with
Bible School at 10 a m. Preaching
at 11 and 7:30. All not attending
service elsewhere are Invited to at
tend and hear the "Truth".
"Mtsa Henrietta Beck left Monday
evening to spend the holiday at her
home near Salem. She was ac
companied by Miss Kleanor Yancey,
who will spend the next two weeks
with relatives In Portland.
Ralph A. Clark and family who
recently moved from here to Garden
City, Kansas, have purchased a half
Interest in one of the best garages
in that part of the state. A com
munication from them says they
like their new location hut miss
their many Prlnevllle friends
Hills'BFO!
I tfsT BRAND
Has no equal no rival and
no substitute! It is the i Best!
1, 2, and 5-lb. cans
Sold by
J. E. STEWART & CO.
Mr. and Mra. E. A. P. I.afollette, eaeh giddier t have khaki t.sia
of Burnt Ranch, were In the city "'""l- Thlwa 115.61 over our
,. . .' quota and the inannKer. Rev. F. t .
Saturday. Their son. Dewey, who la , lMMHt ,,. lo ,Bk ,, wh(,
attending Crook County High, re
turned with them for the Christina
vai I Km.
K7.fil wn the amount raised In
Prlnevllle for the Bible Drive for
gave so heartily and generously.
Now turn to the Classified Ad oa
page 3.
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Memry
From Toylaed!
Only Three Days left in which to buy the "kiddies" a gift! Make your
children happy by giving them a Christmas present!
Headquarters for Candy, Nuts, Oranges, Apples!
A good selection of fresh candies and nuts of all kinds at prices that are
right! Apples Choice Baldwins, Johnathons, Newtons at $1.75 per box!
We will have the biggest and best display of all kinds of fruits and vege
tables in the city! Let us help you plan your Christmas dinner!
Join the Red Cross tomorrow! A dollar does the deed!
We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
The Michel Grocery Co., With the Christmas Spirit