Crook County journal., March 06, 1919, Page Page 4, Image 4

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CROOK COCXTY JOCRNAt
The City
Mr. Nell Newsom returned Sun
day from Portland, where aha recent
ly underwent an operation.
, Bi,. i. , Bend vlaitor Jhn Non Ml Monday for De
T. J. M. Riggs B'"a uor ,roit MichKan, visiting lela-
thia week. tlTei her or teTeral weeks.
Perry Long la spending the wsjk
i- Pr(nvm Mr. and Mra. Roaa Robinson and
in rrinevme. , on TueS(Uy or porllund
Mr. and Mra. Charles Lem went to whp they w( y,gU w,,UYelt
Tumalo Friday. , ,
Ur. PBck of culver was a visitor v. K. Relnlklng, a former em-
. X. ,rprM i P'oy of the Ochoeo DISH let was in
In the city Friday. I h) cUy MTera, dys th)( wwk
John Bolter was a visitor from.
Gateway Monday. T. S. Greenley. who has been em
. . A p-i ployed on the Ochoco Project for aev
Cecil Stearna went to Bend FH- montna left j,, , of portUlld.
day on busineaa. I
R. W Rea waa a business visitor In ; 3. E. Bloom of the Journal force
k. (returned from Portland on Monday.
Harold Baldwin went to Portland
Saturday with cattle.
where he haa been visiting relatives.
Miss Edith M. Jackson returned to
vi. : Bend Friday. Misa Jackson haa been
Jamea Dixon returned w u assisting Ma
tulidnt Mat Prnrill At the rnurt
at Barnea last Friday. bout.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Johnson re-! Honcis Belknap. Jr. return-
turned to Vale Sunday. ed Saturday from Athena, whore the
Mas Crandall and son Keneth re- has been vtaltfhg her mother for two
turned to Bend Friday. ! weeks.
J E Fuller of Howard waa lnj Mr. and Mra. Robert Smith have
Prineviile last week end. ! received word from their son, Percy,
. , .. ; who ia In France. He expects to be
C. W. Evert of Barnes was a visit- n Nw, york bout March u
or in the city Wednesday. I
Walter Smith of Madras waa a via-; MondaT Afternoon Bridge Club at her
Jtor In Prineviile Tuesday. , ( home thlg week- Mrs. Mattie El
Robert Wiley was a visitor In the liott received the highest score.
city several daya last week. j Mra R- H Baldock and children
Dr Tackman was a business via- arrived in Prineviile Sunday. Mr.
itor In Portland last week end. j Baldock ia In charge of the highway
. , , , ' survey and has been here several
Mrs. D. Sommer of Elgin la In the : week
it iaiinr at the Michel home. I
. , : I log ism j. a. j. nas sauea irom
A. L. Weaver was a business visit-. mnce and wU1 rriva in Newport
or from Roberts last Thursday. News about the 15th. Frank Kros-
lus and Norris Bixby are with this
Division.'
Sid Rogers has been In the city sev
' eral days thia week from Barnes.
Fred Roberts Is in the city this
week from his home at Roberts.
Mrs.'Ida'Smith and baby, who have
been visiting relatives at Held the
n n at waob naBoaH thmuirk t i :
Manford Nye of Roberts was a bus- j ThuradaT 'on their way to their nome
iness visitor in iuo """"' ; at Madras.
Services will be held at the Catholic! .
. j . tn-nn Mrs. H. C. Kane, who was a resi
Cnurcn DUUU.J uju.u.ub -- Honf of Prln.llU 1
is in the city, a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W'm. LedCord. Mr.
Kane is in the service, but expects his
aiscnarge soon.
G. W. Wells of Powell Butte was a
business visitor In the city Friday.
J. Helfrich of Brothers, was a bus
iness visitor in the city yesterday.
Leland Casey was a business vis
itor in Bend Friday and Saturday.
Antone Pra was In the city last
week end from his ranch at PauP.na.
K F. Melton of Lamonta was a i
business visitor in Prinevillo Friday. ,
C. L. Bushnell of Roberts was aj
business visitor in the city last Thurs-
day. I
fr and Mm Frank Post were in '
the city last Thursday from Powell
Butte.
Smith Brothers were in the city
Friday on their way to their mill at
Grizzly.
Mrs. T. J. M. Riggs left Saturday
for Portland, where she will v.sit
relatives
James W. Wright came in Satur
day from the Lafollette ranch i ear
Howard.
G. C. Truesdale of s?owell Butte
was a business caller in the city on
Saturday.
C. M. Delin, who has been employ
ed on the Ochoco Project, went to
Portland Friday.
Fred Merritt and sister Rose
Pruett, of Meadow, were visitors in
the city Friday.
Mrs. George Nicolal returned Fri
day from Tacoma, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Miss Helen Wyman left Friday for
Chicago where she will visit relatives
for several months.
Paul Gibson, who returned from
France with the 65th C. A. C, is In
Prineviile visiting friends.
J. H. Upton returned Saturday
from Portland. Mrs. Upton has re
turned from California and will re
main in Portland a few days before
coming home.
Friday and Saturday, Mar. 7-8
Cecil B. Pe Mllle's
"OLD WIVKS HR NEW"
v Lonesome Luke In
"BIRDS OF A FEATHER"
Sunday, March 9
Dorothy Dalton in
"GREEN" EYES"
Mark Bennett Comedy; .
"SHE LOVED HIM PLENTY"
Monday and Tuesday Mar 10-11
Harry Morey in
" HOARDED ASSETS"
Billy Parsons In
"WIDOW'S NIGHT"
Wednesday and Thursday 12-13
William Russell In
"CP ROMANCE ROAD"
Charlie Chaplin In
"THE FLOORWALKER"
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B. E. Nevel was a busineaa visitor
in Bend' Tuesday. ,
D. O. Jones of Paulina waa In the
city last week end.
Albert Way was a busluesa visitor
in Prineviile Tuesday. , .
Fred Merritt of Meadow was a vis
itor In the city Friday.
L. M. Homey waa a business visit
or from Madras Saturday.
Butler Halloway la visiting here
from Porter, Washington.
M. Biccum returned Monday from
a business trip to Seattle.
Ora Van Tassel waa a visitor In the
city Sturdi from Madras.
R. S. McClure of Bend la a bualness
visitor In the city this week.
Mra. Lovlna Jonea la visiting
friends In the city this week.
L. A. Hunt waa over from Lower
Bridge yesterday on bualneas.
Harold Baldwin rteurned yesterday
from a business trip to Portland.
Henry Carlln was a business visitor
in the city the first of the week.
LU Carey Stearns and Lt. Rel Pow
ell ,were Bend visitors Saturday. .
D. C. Ingram was In the city Satur
day from his ranch on Mill Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. George Milliorn were
In the city yesterday from Roberts.
Mr. and Mrss M. F. Tsylor were
visitors here from Post last week end.
Mm. r. P. Barrett Is here from Ta
coma, Washington, visiting relatives.
n n .Tnnea nf Paulina was a visit
or In the city several days this week.
i nlani! Taaev returned Tuesday!
from Portland, where he shipped cat
tle.
k R Area of Powell Butte was a
business visitor tn Prineviile yesterday.
Mr and Mra. Ben Burchtorff of
Held are visiting relatives m re this
week.
tr anrl Mra. Walter Morris of The
Dalles, are In the city visiting rela
tives.
Flftvrt James has been mustered
out of the service and is In Prine
viile.
W. I. Dlshman returned Tuesday
morning from a business trip to Fort
land.
Jnrlire N. G. Wallace went o Port
land Tuesday evening on a ohori lus-
iness trip.
p r Sanders of the Portland Cat
tie Loan Company, is a business vis
itor In the city.
Miss Marie AuBtln has returned to
Redmond after spending several
weeks in Prineviile.
R N Crowell, who has been em
ployed on the Ochoco Project, has re
turned to Portland
Elvln Rutin has been discharged
from the army and has returned to
his home at Suplee.
Arnold Nydaker has returned to
Prineviile after several months ser
vice with the army overseas.
Frank Sylvester returned Tuesday
from San Francisco, where he receiv
ed his discharge frbm the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris re
turned Tuesday from Spokane where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. M. R. Klrkpatrick arrived
from Seattle Sunday. Mr. klrkpat
rick is employed with the Ochoco Dis
trict. Mrs. Arthur Wurzweiler and baby
ami Mra. E. N. Stewart of Powell
Butte were visitors in the city Mon-j
day afternoon.
Mrs. Delphine Taylor resigned her
position as a member of the High
School faculty and left for her home
in Eugene Saturday.
Elibert Elliott has returned from
England and is at the hospital at
Camp Lewis, recovering from an op
eration for appendicitis.
E. S. Robe of the Prineviile Hotel
returned Tuesday from Portland,
where he has been attending the
State Hotel Men's convention.
John" Rogers of Portland of the U.
S. Revenue Service, is expected in
Prineviile soon to assist taxpayers in
making out their income statements.
Mrs. Marion Mayfield and children
of Gresham arrived in the city Tues
day. They were called here because
of the illness of Mrs. Mayfield's moth
er.
T. S. Lawrence, representing the
Happy Farm Tractor, is in the city
today and will locate in this part of
the state, with headquarters at Red
mond. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Biggs and Mrs.
L. M. Hodges were visitors in Red
mond yesterday. Mr. Biggs gave an
interesting talk at the Central Ore
gon Irrigation School meeting.
Columbus Bryan has returned
from Belgrade, Missouri, where he
has been for several months. He was
accompanied home by J. J. Town
send of the same place.
Carl Stoll arrived from Vancouver
M""-1 ""' will make Prineviile his
future home. .Mr. Stoll and L. M.
Wilson, also of Vancouver, recently
purchased a ranch near here.
Mrs. H. K. Brooks, Mrs. W. 0.
Birdsall, Miss M. Fairlamb, Captain
A Rickford and Lieutenant R N.
Hoffman, composed a party who mot
ored over from Bend Tuesday. Mias
Fairlamb is a guest of Mrs. Brook's
from New York City.
C. F. Trow of Ontario, represent
ing the Colonization company, and
L. M. Seaweard arrived last night,
They will proceed to drill deep wells
on the Millsap ranch north of town
for irrigation. Although there is an
abundance of moisture at the pres
ent time it is the intention of the Col
onlzation company to demonstrate
the necessity of putting water on the
lands at the right time to Insure a big
yield of grain or forage. Crane Am
erican.
Wednesday and
Thursday
Two Shows 7:30 and 9 p. m.
William Russell
In
"Up Romance Road"
The story of s love affair which ran
- too smoothly, shunted to the rocky
nind and became entirely ton round
How Germany put over its
campaign of intimidation
Charley
Chaplin
In
"The
Floor
Walker"
Fast fighting, hard hitting "Bill" Russell on the trail and in the den
of a gang of conspirators. Don't fail to see this picture of thrills.
Joe Posf'was in from his ranch at !
Post yesterday. j
E. D. Terrlll was a business vlnltor
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Kiu has ami-) to
Culver to visit rcliitlves.
John Milliorn waa a bUHlness visit
or In P.rlnevllle yesterday.
E. W. Wilson of Paulina was in the
city several days this week.
Fred Rice of Powell Butte was In
the city yesterday on bubtetts.
H. K. Allen was a vUltor in the
city yesterday from Powell Bulle.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Og'len and Mrs.
and Mrs Carl Ogdeu were In Prine
viile yesterday from Powel Bul'.o
The Monday Night Bridge Club n.et
at the home of Airs. LIpptuiiM lids
wcek. Mrs. J. G. Bulier received the
high score.
Mrs. Horaca Belknap. Jr., enter
tained the sewing clu'o last nmht. A
very pleasant evening v: spviit in
sewing and sinking, after which n
lunch was served.
Powell Butte
NEWS 'OTES
ELKINS EQUIPS FOR
IMPLEMENT TRADE
C. W. Klkina him been making ex
tensive Improvements on the front of
his building on West Third street,
which will fit it for the Implement
buHlnesa.
I'late glass windows have been In
stalled and the doors widened and
prepared for the handling of large
Implements set up In and out of the
place.
The consolidation of the Elklns.
Clnypool, and Lakln Implement lines
In this business and the equipment of
a building for the various lines will
make a first clans business, and will
permit of a specialization that wus
not possible where shelf hardware
and other goods were bundled by
ineae respective rirms.
The best merchandising resulls are
to be hud always in specialization,
and the trend of affulrs In l'rlne;villc
seems to be toward this idea.
MRS. BLANCHE MICHEL
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Irving and lit
tle daughter from Tacoma are guests
at the home of Carl Llndquist. They
will probably buy land of the C. O. I.
Co.. and locate In our vicinity.
Earl Saunder of Seaside was a bus
iness vlBitor at Powell Butte last
week. Mr. Saunders formerly lived
here and was active In the organiza
tion of the Community Hall Associa
tion, as its secretary.
Miss Jessie V. Hartley has been
selected as teacher of the Wilson
school for the next year. School is to
begin September 8.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bayne went
to pond Friday returning by way of
Deschutes, where Mr. Bayne's father
resides.
C. M. Charlton and son, Harold M.,
were Bend visitors Saturday last.
Mrs. Wallace Smith gave a birthday
dinner for Mr. Smith last Thursday.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Truesdale and children of Powell
Butte and Mr. and Mrn. Sltlrvlng of
Cline Falls. .
The teachers of Powell Itutte Sun
day school meet every Friday ffter
noon for the study of the lesson. This
week they meet at the home of Wal
lace Smith.
R. O. Smith of Prineviile complet
ed a Job of papering and painting
at the Hans Jacohson home and re
turned to Prineviile Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Jacobson have entirely re
modeled their home and it certainly
does look fine.
Geo. Kissler has been hauling bal
ed hay to Redmpnd filling a car for
shipment.
Road Supervisor Truesdale start
ed dragging the roads Monday, which
is much needed sb the recent rains
have left the roads almost impass
able. Miss Gladys Pauls came out from
her school east of Prineviile to visit
with the home folks the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bussett had tor
their guests at dinner Saturday ev
ening Mr. and Mrs. Sturdevant and
Miss Sturdevant. The Bussetts and
the Sturdevants came from the same
town in Kansas and enjoyed vlsi.ting
because of that fact. Mr. Sturde
vant is obliged to leave Central Ore
gon because of 111 health. We hope
he will find relief In his ne"w location
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Riggs visited
in Prineviile Thursday.
The death of Mrs. Blanche Michel
occurred at the fumlly home In this
city yesterday at 12 o'clock.
Mrs, Michel has been confined to
her home since May 15 Inst, and the
end was not unexpected. Her con
dition has been critical for more than
a month past.
Blanche J. Half was born In Paris
France, on February 28, 1864, and
ramo to New York with her parents
when a girl.
She and I. Michel were married In
Portland. Oregon, 27 years ago when
Mra. Michel was on a vacation on the
roust from her New York home, and
the Mlchels have made their home la
Oregon since that time.
Nineteen years ago they came to
Prineviile aiuf the mercantile busi
ness of Michel & ItlHitcr was Blurted
where J. K. Stewart 4i Co, now ars
situated.
After s year In the partnership,
Mr. ltldHcr retired from tlm business
and it was conducted under the name
of I. Michel until the ileuth of Mr.
Michel, which occurred on Ueeetiitier
10, lilll.
The liiislliesH had been moved to
the new location, where It la How
situated before Unit time, or when
the new hotel whh completed.
Mrs, Michel uiid her two sons con
ducted the hllNlniiHH until her IIIiicns
maile the work too dirflcult, It having
since been under the management i.f
the older son, Arthur, who la 2 4
years of age. ,
The only other child. Sylvian, Is In
thu United mates army In France, lie
is 22 years of age.
Funeral services will be held in
Portland tomorrow afternoon, the
'tour not yet having been announced.
' The party will leavo today at 3
o'clock for Portland.
' Mrs. .Michel's dentil was 'due to
cnucer, which first attacked her about
fiiir years ago, and from which she
suffered much since that time.
The huHini'MS will be conducted at
the same locution and will he known
as the Michel Grocery Co., the broth
ers assuming cooperative manage
ment after Sylvlun'a return from
France. The Mlchels have been
among the lenders In development of
the community, and the sympathy of
the community is extended to tliu
young men In their trouble.
WANTED A furnished or partly
furnished house. Would rent for
several months. Call at this office.
16t2c
WANTED Men and teams by Peo-'
pie's Irrigation Co. Phone or call
on Wm. S. Ayres. 16tfc
LOST Tire rim and tire 30x34 be
' tween Powell Butte, Prineviile and
Dry Creek. Finder notify Peter
Pauls, Powell Butte and receive re
ward. 16tfc.
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