Crook County journal., December 27, 1917, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

DECEMBER 27, 1917
PACE 4
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
Mr. and Mrs, C. P. Becker and
daughter Elmerlne. of Tumalo, are
spending the week in Prlnevllle.
Mra. F. N. O'Connor and aon
Francis are In the city from Madras
visiting Mrs. O'Connor's father, 1.
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Sunday! 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m!
All Are Welcome!
The City
We wish you a Happy New Year.
Otto Gray was In the city Satur
day from Post.
C. J. Johnson returned from Bear
Creek, Sunday.
Miss Edltb Smith is in the city
for the holidays.
Karl Miller, of Paulina, was In
the city Saturday.
John Hopper was in the city Mon
day from Powell Butte.
Win. Freund was a business vis
itor In Prineville, Saturday.
Reuben Booten was a business
visitor in the city Saturday.
C. S. Ferguson, of Roberts, was
in the city last week-end.
Vernon Bell was in the city from
Redmond the first of the week.
Adrian Crooks and wife, of Port
land, are in the city visiting rela
tive. Miss Grace Van Winkle was in
Prlnevllle last week-end from
Suplee.
Sid Rodgers was a business visit
or in the city from Barnes last
week-end.
E. J. Wilson returned the first of
the week from a short business trip
to Portland.
D. H. Peoples, who has been In
the city several days, returned to
Bend, Saturday.
Chaa. Lewis left for Portland
Thursday to attend the State Teach
ers' Conventpm
Rei Powell . is home from the
University; of Washington, Seattle,
tor the holidays.
Frank Brosius arrived In the city
Sunday from Fort Columbia, on a
ten day furlough.
Mrs. Mattie Elliott left Sunday
for Portland to spend Christmas
with her daughter Agnes.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hedlund were
business visitors in the city Satur
day from Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lafollette re
turned Sunday from a short busi
ness trip to Portland.
Dale Elkins is spending the holi
days in Prineville with his grand
mother, Mrs. M. E. Logan.
Miss Violet Lister is in Prineville
for the holidays. Miss Lister is at
tending school at Corvallis.
Mrs. R. I. Noll arrived last Thurs
day from Canada to visit her mother
Mrs. Henry Carlin, of Roberts.
Leland and Wilfred Belknap ar
rived home Sunday morning and
will be here the remainder of the
week.
Harold Lister is spending the
Christmas vacation with his uncle,
Walter Elliott, at his ranch near
Prineville.
B. L. Kidwell is In the city today.
We wish you a Happy New Year.
Pr. V. Gesner spent the week in
Portland.
Miss Iva Harris is spending the
I holidays in the city.
George Knox was in Prineville
yesterday from Post.
S. L. Wiggins, of the O. W. R.
N. is in the city today.
C. W. Goodnight, of Howard, is j
In the city this week.
V. H. Relneking returned from
Portland this morning.
Chester Evans was a business vis
itor In the city yesterday.
C. W. Foster has gone to Wm.
Ledford'B ranch near Post.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Kuhn were In
the city yesterday from Paulina.
Mrs. O. M. Benson was a visitor
In the city yesterday from Bend.
E. D. Myer was a business visitor
in the city yesterday from Post.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Angell are
in the city this week from Paulina.
D. H. Lohius is In the city visit
ing his son, W. H. Lohius and wife.
Paul Garrison returned this morn- j
Ing from a business trip to Portland.
Frank McCullough was in the
city the first of the week from
Paulina.
Miss Ada Morse, of Redmond, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida Morse
this week.
Alex Barnes, who enlisted in the
navy several months ago, is home j
on a furlough.
Miss Phillips, of Corvallis, accom
panied Miss Violet Lister home for
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Van Morse and niece, Louise
Pepper, are in the city for the holi
days from Redmond.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Hoelscher, of
Chicago, are visiting their son, F.
F. Hoelscher and family.
L. E. McCord arrived yesterday
from Colfax, Washington, where he
has been during the past year.
Walter Lithgow and family spent
Christmas at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Brown in this city.
Miss Hazel Sullivan returned this
morning from Portland where she
spent Christmas with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bowman and
daughter, Beulah, are visiting at
the home of A. R. Bowman and
family.
Mrs. Glenn Hendrickson left this
morning for Cherokee, Iowa, where
she will visit relatives for several
weeks.
The Baptist Churches and Sunday
Schools of this country have under
taken to raise one million dollars
for Armenian and Syrian relief and
an offering will be taken next Sun
day, Dec. 30, at the Baptist church.
W. Ward.
Frank W. Ortnian, of Suplee, re
turned from Portland, Saturday,
where he had a cancer sueceiwfully
removed.
Mrs. Ida Prose and daughter
Vesta returned lust week from Port
land where they have been visiting
for several weeks.
Miss Kva Jackson, of the Crook
County High School faculty, left
Saturday for Corvallis to spend the
Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Prose and son
Harold returned from Mllwaukle,
Oregon, lust Thursday. They have
been gone several months.
Ml as Audrey Noble Is in the city
from Corvallis spending Christmas
vacation with her mother and father
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Noble.
Roy Price, of Post, brought one
hundred and fifty head of cattle to
Prineville the first of the week and
will feed them near this city.
Miss Mable Grant went to Bend
yesterday morning and will be em
ployed In the manager's office of the
Pacific Telephone Company.
Sumner Houston came down from
Roberta last week. He returned
home Saturday accompanied by his
sister, Miss Tressla Houston.
George F. Kelley returned recent
ly from Providence, R. I., where he
has been for several weeks. Mra.
Kelley and children will be In the
east the remainder of the winter.
L. C. Fertlg arrived on Christmas
day for a visit with hla parents,
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Fertlg. Mr.
Fertlg Is official cow tester for King
County, Washington, and is a dairy
expert.
George Frank, who has been em
ployed as a blacksmith on the
Ochoco Project, was operated on at
the Home Hospital on Sunday, and
is doing well regardless of the fact
that his condition was critical.
Rev. F. C. Laslette, who was con
fined to the house last week through
sickness, has recovered sufficiently
to be out again and will preach at
Grizzly school house next Sunday,
Dec. 30, at 2:30 p. m,
The Auto Evangelization Society
of the Baptist Church put into oper
ation last June has been conducting
services every Sunday somewhere.
Next Sunday they go to the Irriga
tion Dam and conduct a gospel serv
ice at 2:30. The Sunday following
they' will go to Camp No. 18.
J. E. Stewart and wife, brother of
Mayor D. F. Stewart of this place,
arrived the first of the week from
Nampa, Idaho, and will visit with
relatives here a few days. Mr.
Stewart lived in Prineville seventeen
years ago, and says he sees many
improvements here since that time.
He will visit relatives near Eugene
and at Toledo, Oregon, before re
turning to Idaho.
EASTERN OREGON LEADS STATE
POLLY OK THE (IRCl'S COMING
Cortland anil WcMcrn Oregon t'oiin
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In Reports
Although complete returns will
not lie in from the Red ("row mem
bership drive which closed In Crook
County on Monday of this week,
campaign manager II. Baldwin is
sues the statement that the county
quota will be more than filled, per
haps as much as 20 per cent.
I'p to a late hour last night, re
ports already In at headquarters
showed that the quota had been
reached, and several of the largest
precincts in the county are yet to bo
heard from with final reports.
Eastern Oregon leads the state In
per capita enrollment, although
some counties west of the mountains
are at the head of the list.
Portland Is far behind the state
In Its percentage of enrollment and
from Portland headquarters today
comes the statement that the drive
will continue there until their part
of the total Is raised.
Of the total raised in Crook Coun
ty, more than one-half was reported
from workers In Prineville although
this of course Includes Individuals
secured for membership from all
parts of the county, who were In
the city doing Christmas shopping.
Oregon has led the nation In mat
ters of this nature, and Crook Coun
ty is at the top of the list of coun
ties in the state. The Christmas
Red Cross membership drive Is no
exception to this rule.
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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.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL ( lll ltl H
Wan Shown In Portland Second Time
Laxt Week
"Polly of the Circus," one of the
most popular pictures for children
that has ever been taken, will be
shown Friday and Saturday at the
Lyric.
It is an eight reel production, In
which an entire circus was used to
develop the plot.
It appeared at ' the Majestic in
Portland from September 15 to 21,
and was rebooked for three days be
cause of its quality, at the Sunset,
in Portland, where it appeared last
week.
CHRISTIAN CHl'RCH
CONSULT
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Eye Specialist of Portland
at Hotel Prineville again
Friday and Saturday
Jam. 12-13
N Don't forget the date!
Each preaching service at the
Christian Church will open with a
patriotic song. This is a custom in
the churches which wish to express
their interest in their country's wel
fare during the titanic struggle for
democracy.
Bible School at 10 a. m. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., sub
jects: "Is the Christian Church
Right In Its Teachings?" and "Does
God Direct a Nation at War?"
Everybody is welcome to thi-Ht
services.
KKVE.ME OH( Kit IIKItK
Will Assist People With Income
Tax Blanks
A revenue officer will be at the
court house in Prineville from Jan
uary 11 to January 21, during which
time he will assist all Interested
parties in filling out their Income
tax blanks. It Is incumbent on the
individual to call upon him during
this period and answer the ques
tions. It Is estimated that the number In
this county who will come under
this law will be about 174.
The sermons being given by Dr.
E. P. Lyon are of an exceptionally
high order. The Christmas occasion
and the rainy nights reduced the
size of the audiences, but last even
ing showed a return to the former
attendance.
The short program given by the
primary and Junior departments of
the Sunday school last Sunday
morning was not lacking in quality.
At the close of the program each
member of the school wits given an
orange. This small treat was given
on account of the call to aid in
feeding the Armenians. We are
glad to report a good offering for
this cause.
The theme for Sunday morning
will be: "The Good Resolution."
Last Sunday morning we were
glad to meet four new families who
have recently moved to this place.
We trust that all wi,ll feel at home
with us. We welcome all citizens
and strangers to our services.
T. H. Fertlg, pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST C'HCItCH
Only one more Sunday and 1917
will be history. Shall 1918 spell
defeat or victory? Defeat if Christ
is left out of our life. Make a new
start, build on a better basis. The
Christ life gives new power and pur
pose. This is the messuge this
church gives every Sunday. Mrs.
Elwood P. Lyon will speak Sunday
morning at 11. Bible School at 10.
Young People's Rally at 6:30. In
case of illness, death or other
trouble the 'minister stands ready to
help.
F. C. Laslette, minister.
UELKNAP A DKLEttATK
Will KepreMcnt Ills Fraternities in
.Vat ioiial ( '(invent Ioiih
Lelnnd V. li'dknap loft Tuesday,
December 25, for a trip east. He
represents the Upisolon Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fra
ternity, of Portland, which holds lis
national convention at Philadelphia
Jan. 3rd and 4th. He will stop off
at Kansas City and St. Louis to visit
relutlves and from there to Indian
apolis where he represents the Phi
Delta Theta Alumni, of Portlund, at
their national convention, Dec. 31st.
On his return he will spend a few
days In New York, Washington, D.
C, and Chicago.
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THEATR
Friday and Saturday
Presents
E
Mae
in
"Polly of the
Circus"
A remarkable photo spectacle from
the celebrated play by Margaret
Mayo!, Eight Reels!
Friday and Saturday
CHILDREN'S MEETING
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
a children's meeting will be held at
the Presbyterian church, at which a
number of pictures will be shown.
Qrown ups are welcome also.
JOHN J. PRICE
Confectionery, Ice Cream, Cigars .
and Tobacco. Agent for the Ore
gonian. First door north of Lyric
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