Crook County journal., August 29, 1918, Page Page 4, Image 4

AUGUST HO
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CRtHJK COUNTY JOURNAL
The City
Dr. E. O. Hyde arrived home from
Portland Tuesday.
Carl MUIor of Paulina was In the
city last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Manford Nye were
In the city Tuesday.
8. A. Lytle waa a visitor In the city
Saturday from Suplee.
Dr. A. C. Cllne waa In the city last
week end from Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hinton were vis
itors In Prineville Tuesday.
Homer Norton of Post was a busi
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. Hinkle of Suplee was a
visitor In the city last week end.
Roy E. Gray of Post was a busi
ness visitor in Prineville Saturday.
James Prose and family returned
Monday from the huckleberry patch.
Edward McFarland of Held was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
C. E. Ream and Archie Ream of
Poet were visitors in the city Tuesday.
Ralph Gibson was a business vis
itor in the city Saturday from Post.
Alva M. Colpltts of Suplee was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
L. E. Wlliams of Princeton. Ore
gon, was visiting in the city last week.
James R. Harvey of Bear Creek
Buttes was a visitor in the city Mon
day. Claude Dunham was In the city on
Tuesday from his ranch at Bear
Creek.
Oscar Furuset of Portland was a
visitor in the city several days last
week.
G. H. Stauffer of Staufer, Oregon,
was a business visitor in the city Sat
urday. Tom Miller and mother, of Post
were visiting relatives in the city
Monday.
Robert Zeveley and Mrs. Zeveley
nd Miss Lily Knox left Saturday for
Crater Lake.
Word was received from Oren
Jones that he Is now stationed at
, Camp Meade. Maryland.
Miss Velvet Zeveley is spending
the week with Mrs. TJona Hawthorne
at the L. J. Powell ranch.
Zeke Hendrickson returned Satur
day from Sellers Marsh where he has
been for the past ten days.
SOLDIER BOYS MUST SAO
RIFICE
We have listed a 400 acre
ranch, all fenced, 100 acres tn
cultivation: 80 acres In summer-
- fallow and 20 acres in crops, two
good springs, and living water
In creek on place, two good
houses and outbuildings all
must go at the sacrifice price of
$3,000; a school fund mortgage
of $750 can be assumed, the rest
cash. This Is for a quick deal,
and is prjced at less than the im-
provements alone would cost
The two boys who own thta are
called to the colors. It is only
8 miles from Prineville and 2
miles from a good school.
THE OTHOCO REALTY CO.
Prineville, Oregon
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Jaa. Wright returned to Prineville
Tuesday,
Judd Lytle of Suplee was In Prine
ville Saturday.
Miss Laura Houston left yesterday
for her home at Roberts where ahe
will visit for several weeks.
Carl Clow of La Pine came to
Prineville Sunday and will work tor
S. S. Stearns during haying.
Mrs. M. R. Rlggs returned Tuesday
from a six weeks' absence spent at
San Francisco and Portland.
L. J. Powell and family returned
Tuesday from Soda Springs, where
they have been on a camping trip.
Guy Lafollette and family and Es
ther " Adamson returned Tuesday
from a camping trip on the McKemie.
THE BEST BIT IN SIGHT
131 1-3 acres. 1 1-2 miles
from Prineville on rook road, 50
acrea level, balance rolling. 14
acres under cultivation, two
wells. 2 horses. 2 cows. 20 tons
of hay. mower, rake, 2 harrows,
new four room house, hardwood i
finish, fir floors, good outbuild-
Ings, lease on 80 acres fine pas-
ture. all goes for $4,000, half i
cash and terms on balance. Do
not overlook this place tor a gea-
uine bargain.
THE (K'HtKXl REALTY CO.
Prineville, Oregon
Sidney Claypool left Saturday for
his home at Harrisburg. He has spent
the summer at the ranch of Luther
Claypool.
Ruth and Luclle Rowell returned
Tuesday from Oregon C'ty and Al-i
bany, where they spent the summer ;
with relatives.
Mrs. L. M. Hodges and dauhtors,
Stella and Dollv. retirne1 Tuesday
from Portland, where they have been,
for ten adys. j
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zeveley, Bak-j
er Knox and Miss Lily Knox spent
the week end at the huckleberry
patch at Big Lake.
Carey W. Foster. Wm. Led ford and
W. I. Dishman returned yesterday
from Portland, where they shipped
several car loads of cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Arche Powell return
ed Tuesday, from Berlin, Oregon,
where they have been visiting rela
tives for the past two weeks.
Miss Irene Barnes returned Tues
day from Portland, where she spent
three weeks tn Lowengart's whole
sale house. She Is now employed by
Mrs. F. E. Lafler.
Miss Nora Livingston has gone to
Washington, D. C, to work in the
Quartermaster's Department. Miss
Livingston was formerly a teacher In
the Prineville schools.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Moore of How
ard City, Michigan, are visiting with
their son, E. E. Evans and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore attended the G.
A. R. conventon at Portland.
Harry, George, and Nora Stearns
went to La Pine Saturday evening and
returned Sunday. They were accom
panied home by Cecil and Lora
Stearns and Miss Laura Houston.
High school will open on Septem
ber 9. All those who have rooms to
let to teachers or students will please
list them with E. E. Evans. Anyone
who wishes a boy or girl to work for
room and board and go to school will
also notify Mr. Evans.
Ed. Helm Is tn the city today from
Portland.
John Aldrtoh of Hay Creek, was In
the city Monday.
Henry Bernard was In Prineville
Sunday from Paulina.
Dewey Owathney of Hay Creek was
In Prineville Monday.
Ira Higglns was a visitor here on
Monday from Paulina.
F. T. Gardner waa a visitor tn the
city several days this week.
Mrs. Carl Fisher was In the city
Monday from Powell Butte.
Henry Blrdsong was a business vis
itor In Prineville yesterday.
Henry Gomer of Redmond was In
the city the first of the week.
O. H. Olson of Paulina spent sev
eral days In the city tilts week.
H. H. Anderson of Suplee was In
the city several days this week.
Miss Kate Thevenln la attending
Links Business College at Boise.
C. M. Charlton of Powell Butte was
a business visitor In the city Monday.
l T TLf nl, lt,t,ah 11aa Cnln anil
Miss Chapman were visitors from
Bend Sunday.
Dr. C. S. Edwards has gone to Tort
land to take the examination for the
Medical Reserve Corps.
Reuben Booten of Post returned
from Portland Tuesday and is apend
a few days In Prineville.
Mrs. Edward McFarland and moth
er. Mrs. Brennan, were Prineville vis
itors from Paulina, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Douglns. who
have been visiting their son, Robert
Douglas, left today tor their home In
Ohio.
Mrs. Bert Randall arrived home
from Boise. Idaho. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Randall has been gone several
weeks.
Misses Maude and Van Gesner, who
have been visiting their father, Dr.
Gesner. will return to Portland to
morrow. M. and Mrs. E. F. Long and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Foster returned
Tuesday from a motor trip through
California.
A daughter was born to Dr. and
Mrs. Michael C. Suit. In Portland,
August 18. Dr. Suit Is at present sta
tioned at the Presidio, San Francisco.
Do not forget the Y. W. C. A. call
meeting which will be held during
the early part of next month at Red
mond. Prominent speakers will be
there.
J. L. Miner of Mitchell has sold his
large garden and returned to Prine
ville. He has the garden rented on
the Hines place and will raise fruit
and vegetables to a large extent next
year.
Evangelist Dixon of Chicago, bari
tone singer of note, will sing at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
at 11. He will also speak. Mr. Dix
on is In the next draft. Come and
hear him. '
The Women's National Council of
Defense has requested that all wom
en who have lost relatlevs in the war.
Instead of wearing mourning, be urg
ed to wear a black band around the
arm, with a gold star on It.
Mrs. C. L. Shattuck, Mrs. W .1.
Dishman and Dr. J. H. Gervin have
been appointed to assist the Com
mercial Club in preparing entertain
ment for the drafted boys prior to
their departure for the camps.
ONE OK THE M01 ON EH
A Snap For Nhitrt Time Only
, We have a pluce for sale that
Is one of the bent ranchea tn the
district 160 acres of bottom
land. 100 acres under the Ocho
co Project, and the whole tract
sublrrignted sufficient tor all
crops. This ranch Is only six
miles from Prineville, quarter
mile from a fine school and the
same distance from a station on
the Prineville City Hallway. This
ranch has cleared $7,600 In a
year, and Is now In excellent con
dition, good buildings, etc., and
Is a regular snap at the price.
We can show the goods In this
rase, and anyone wanting go
ing, producing proposition, will
do well to Investigate this prop
erty. THE tK'HOCO REALTY CO.
Prineville, Oregon
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ANNEX MEETING
LADIES'
First Meeting Of Year Delegates
To lk Elected To State federation
The Ladles' Annex will hold the
first meeting of the year at the rooms
next Tuesday afternoon. The presi
dent. Mrs. C. L. Shattuck, has re
quested all members who possibly
can to attend this meeting as the del
egates for the meeting of the State
Federation will be elected at this
time.
w. s. a.
CARD OK THANKS
We wish to thank our many kind
friends and neighbors for their sym
pathy and aid during our rocout be
reavement. MR. AND MRS. COMPTON,
MR. AND MKS. McUAIN,
MH. W. M. STEELE.
AND CLARA STEELE.
w. a. a.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce that I am an
Independent candidate for the office
of sheriff of Crook County, and wish
to submit my candidacy to voters of
this county at the general election
to be held In November. My plat
form is the ten years' experience I
have had In the sheriff's . office tn
this county, and the manner in which
I conducted the office.
31p JOHN COMBS
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, September 1. Services
morning and evening to which all
strangers and new comers are cordial
ly Invited. Bible school at 10. We
want your children. They are the
.sunshine of the home, the smile of
the church, the hope of the nation.
Morning subject, "The Ministry of
Love." Evening, "I Believe God."
The Old Gospel preached here every
Sunday.
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THE METHODIST CHURCH
It is well to say at this time that
this church notice is the last for
this conference year and that the pas
tor will take his departure for Pen
dleton, the place of the Annual Con
ference, on next Tuesday morning.
All persons who have pledged money
for the Church Benevolences will
grant a favor by handing in the same
not later than next Sunday.
We are somewhat In doubt as to
what will be the theme tor Sunday
morning, but we think we shall speak
on "A Mau and his Money."
The Union services will be held in
the Christian church ant) the theme
will be "Sunday and the Christian
Sabbath." We Invite all who will to
attend these services and fuel at home
with us. The Union services are for
alt and each one Is at home tn such a
service.
T. H. FKHT1G, Pastor.
BARNES ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent)
A very pleasant rain visited the
creek last week and was great help
to the range.
Eula Bennett Is visiting Deau
Houston and family this week,
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New Fall
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Our opening will be on Thursday, Septem
ber 6.
We will be able to show the latoal and best
styles In Fall and Winter bats, also hats will
be made to order.
We will take orders, for hemstitching, pic
otlng, button holes, scalloping, pleating, and
fancy buttons.
Mrs. R.
City Transfer & Express
Jap Ireland, Prop.
Auto Delivery to r.li Parts of the City and Vicinity
Phone me fcr quiV service at Hugh Lakin's
Red 951
Mrs. Law tleunet and daughter ana
Mrs. Jack M osier and sou visited on
the creek last week.
F. A. Tackleman and family loft
for Albany last week.
Mary Cox made a bulaneai trip to
Roberts and other points last week.
C. A. George was home on 1 visit
last Tuesday. Mr. Ueorge Is worklug
at the Angel ranch but on account of
heavy rains that fell last week the
crews were delayed for several day.
0. Q. Demarls Is In Prluevllle on
account of 111 health.
Harry Hackleman Is cooking fur
the cow rlilors this year.
Cattle are reported to be In bad
condition this year, lloef rattle are In
poor condition through out the
country,
Boiling Points
re vaporising points. In Rd Crown
gasoline tky form continuous, uniform
chain giving tswIy.dVpemUbIa power.
Look foe the Red Crown sign.
STANDARD OIL COMfAHT
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Millinery
M. Lafler