Crook County journal., March 13, 1919, Page Page 4, Image 4

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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
The City
Ralph Breese was in the city Mon
day. '
S. M. Bailey was a business visitor
Monday.
Frank Post of Alfalfa was in the
City Monday.
Wm. Mason was in the city Monday
. on business.
George Graft was a visitor in the
lty Saturday.
H. H. Anderson of Fife was in the
Cty Saturday.
Joseph Warco of Brothers was In
the city Friday.
Max Strixner is a visitor tu the
City this week.
Sheriff Combs reports the ttuea
coming in good.
N. F. Melton of Lanionta was In
the city Monday.
E. W. Nelson of Post was here on
court duty Friday.
Chas. Roberts was attending Cir
cuit court Mouday.
Harry Webb of Griiily was a Prlne
ville visitor Monday.
J. L. Gibson of Powell Butte was
In the clay Tuesday.
Jim Boyd of Mitchell was in town
Tuesday, on business.
Lavina Jones is visiting friends at
Powell Butte this week.
Sidney L. Morgan had business at
the court house Tuesday.
C. W. Mastin of Medford was a
Prineville visitor Friday.
Chas. Marrin of Held was in the
city the last of the week.
G. W. Allison was attending to bus-1
lness in the city Saturday.
George Turner of Grizzly was a vis
itor in the city last Friday. i
Mrs. J. R. Harvey returned Tues
day from a trip to Portland.
Mrs. Eva Lafollette returned Tues
day from a trip to Portland,
Henry and Emanuel Corner of Red
mond were in the city Tuesday.
T. H. Brennen of Paulina was a
business visitor here Monday. .
Homer Norton of Post was attend- j
Jng court the first of the week. !
Glenn Ridgeway of Lamonta was a
business visitor here Tuesday. ;
Dick Bryant and W. L. Harris of
Post were visitors here Monday. ,
l
J. E. Fuller of Howard was a bus
iness visitor in the city Saturday.
N. B. Beach and E. A. Bussett of
Powell Butte were here Monday. J
A. H. May of Camp Lewis was a
guest at Prineville Hotel Tuesday.
Miss ' Jessie Hartley of Powell
Butte was a visitor here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Montgomery
yisited friends in the city Friday.
lu y Stuart was attending to busi
ness at the court house Monday.
A. M. Clemens of Bend was attend
ing to business in Prineville Friday.
Dr. Turner, the eye specialist, will
be at the Prineville Hotel March 21.
George 'Aldridge of Powell Butte
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Paul B. Powers, court reporter of
Portland, left for that place Tuesday.
H. H. Pomeroy of Portland was
registered at Prineville Hotel Friday,
AUie Jones and W. H. McCoy were
business visitors in the city Monday.
Ike Bevlns of Howard was attend
ing to business matters here Monday,
Orville Dillon and Elnora Dillon
visited in Bend Friday and Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Grant of La
monta were Prineville visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. Almeda Orrick of Howard was
in the city visiting relatives Saturday.
Friday and Saturday, Mar.H 16
yiae Marsh in
HKI.IW OK HONOR"
By Irvin 8. Cobb. The story of
a great fight that won.
"STOP, 1.1 KK, LISTEN"
Sunday, March It
UKI.1KVE MK XANTIPPE"
Fatty Arbuckle in
"THE BKI.L HOY"
' Mon. and Tues., Mar.17-18
Alice Joyce in
"THK CAPTAIN'S CAPTAIN"
From the story "Cap'n Abe,
Storekeeper."
.Hilly Tarson In
"CAMPING OCT"
Wed. & Thurs., March 19-20
Prisrilla lVaii in
" BRAZEN BEAUTY"
Mark Bennett Comedy:
'HER BLIGHTED LOVE"
LYRIC
THEATER
Wm. H. Lewis and W. C. Morse
arrived in the city from Seattle Fri
day. Roscoe Claypool of Paulina was a
business visitor In the city last week
end.
Ross R. Robinson and wife have
been Portland visitors for the past
week.
A. A. Powell of Paulina was a vis
itor In Prineville the first of the
week.
M. R. Biggs and S. S. Stearns spent
Saturday at Powell Butte on busi
ness. F. D. Scammons and Fisher Logan
of Barnes were attendingcourt here
Friday.
Theo. Pring of Tacoma was reg
istered at the Hotel PrineviUe on
Tuesday.
Frank Foote and Frank Knoor of
Terrebonne were in the city the first
of the week.
t. A. Hedlund of Roberts was look
ing after business matters the first
of the week.
Harley Saunders of Barnes was
looking after business matters in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Dolly Hodges attended the ir
rigation congress in Redmond Friday
and Saturday. ,
Myron Hagar returned from Camp
Lewis Friday. He is rarin' to get
back to farming.
Mrs. John Bolter and daughters
spent the week end at their home
near Gateway.
H. K. Allen of Powell Butte at
teended to some business matters in
the city Monday.
Albert R. Ridgeway and E. A.
Johnson of Portland were Prineville
visitors Monday.
i
Mrs. Robert Zerely and daughters
spent the week end visiting friends
in the country.
B. L. Tone of Sisters was attendin
to business matters in Prineville the
first of the week.
Arthur Michel saw Vernon Bell in
Portland Friday and says that Ver
non will soon be with us again.
Lo wney's
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Centers surprising and delightful with
smooth, velvety chocolate coatings
Just Right to Eat
Try them and taste your rig
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Farquhar McRae Is a visitor In the
city. t
' John A. Love of Poraltnd was In
the city Friday.
O. R. Nicely of Paulina was In tlioj
city Friday.
Allien Way wua lu from Post a tow .
days this week. ' j
W. T. Wlltse was a visitor from j
Roberts Monday. i
Ralph Elder has returned to blaj
home lu Mitchell.
Kelly M-'ssinger was a visitor in
Prineville Monday.
Vic Butler was a Prlnevtllo visitor
Monday afternoon. . .
E. C. Faught has gone to The
Dalles for a few days.
T. R. Zell of St. Johns Is vlRlting
relatives In Prineville.
Henry MoCuIl was a business vis
itor in the city Monday.
Dick Bryan was In the city several
days this week from Pont.
Miss Lottie Montgomery was lu the
city Monday from Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Smith are vis
itors In Portland this week.
Judge N. G. Wallace returned from
Portland Saturday morning.
George Plxon was attending to
business in the city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolly Livingston were
visitors In Prineville Monday.
D. A. McDowell of Lower Crooked
river, was in the city Mouday. v
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gerking of Tura
alo spent Sunday in Prineville.
Homer Norton was a business visit
or In the city Mouday from Post.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davenport of
Howard are visitors in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ayres were In
Portland the first of the week.
George Dickson returned Saturday
from a business trip to Portland.
Mrs. Bussett and son. Ross, of Pow
ell Butte, were in the city Monday.
" Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carey were vis
itors here Monday from Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Rippey are
In the city this Wtek from Howard.
Z. Stroud .( The Dulles was rfgis
tered at Hotel Prinevlllo Friday
F. G. Merritt of Meadows was tn
Prineville on business yesterJay.
J. E. Roberts of Roberts was reg
istered at Hotel Prineville Friday.,
E. Lemke of Hay Creek wbj attend-!
Ing to business in the city Friday, j
F. S. West of Portland wa regis-
fered Hi thn Mntel Prlni'Vllln Friday J I
Clark Paul made a trip to Madras!
with Mr. Angell Saturday afternoon.!
T. J. Johnson is a business visitor ;
this week from his ranch on the Och
oco. 1
Dan Clark, In the market for more
Prineville cattle, was in, town Sat-j
urday. .:. I
C. W. Martin, who Is Interested In ;
the Howard mines was in the city last
week end.
Douglas Ingram was a visitor In
Prineville Monday from his ranch on
Mill creek.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Mustard of Pow
ell Butte were Prineville visitor on
Saturday.
Roy and Fair McAlister were In the
city Monday from their ranch on the
! Crooked river.
Miss Ada Morse has resigned her
position in Redmond and is visiting
in Prineville.
S. M. Bailey was a business visitor
in the city Monday from hiB ranch on
Crooked river.
John Milliorn of Roberts was a
business visitor in the city several
days laBt week.
Clark Morse has returned from the
Canal Zone and is in a hospital in
San Francisco.
Dr. A. M. Petty will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday evening, at
7:30, March 16.
Mrs. Henry Howard left Tuesday
for Spokane, Washington, where she
will visit relatives;
J. P. Daugherty, who was In Prine
ville several days last week, returned
to Portland Saturday.
Oren Jones has Just returned from
Camp Meade, Md., where he was mus
tered out of the service.
I. M. Mills was in town the lust of
! the week and reports lots of snow
; In the Paulina country.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Yancey left on
Monday for Wasco, where they will
make their future home.-
Mr. and MrsIIobson of Redmond
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. M. R. Biggs Sunday.
W. R. McFarland has gone to The
Dalles, where his wife has been in the
hospital for several weeks.
John A. Love of Portland Is In
Prineville visiting his daughters, Mrs.
W. J. Hughes and Miss Catherin Love.
Miss Dolly Hodges of the Journal
force went to Portland Tuesday to be
gone several days on business for the
Journal.
Herb Angell, George Nicols, Dan
Clark, and Seth Dixon started for the
head of the river Tuesday to inspect
some cattle.
Prominent citixens gave the Income
tax man, R. C. Brlggs, a busy day
at the court house, Saturday, making
out income tax returns.
Seth Dixon returned from Portland
Sunday morning. He has been buy
ing horses and mules at government
auction and selling them to the far
mers of Palouse county.
H. C. Nelson has returned from
California, where he has been for the
past month convalescing from the
effects of an attack of flu.
Dr. Geo. B. Van Waters gave a
very interesting lecture on the "Phil
osophy of Religion" last Sunday
morning at the Lyric theater. j
LYRIC THEATER
One
onday
Night Only
. March 17
THE
Hawaiian
TroobadoFS
7 ; :
Genuine natives in a selected program of
American and Hawaiian melodies both vo
cal and instrumental
See the graceful
Native Dances
As Interpreted by the Little Dancing Girl
Also Alice Joyce in
"THE CAPTAINS CAPTAIN"
and Billy Parsons in
''CAMPING OUT"
Children 25c
Adults 50c
M. S. Mayfleld is In the city today.
Mrs E. J Wilson was a Bund visit
or Wednesday.
Miss Louise Jordan Is a guest at
Hotel Prineville.
John R. Luckey was In the city yes
terday on business.
F. F. McCrea of The Dalles was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Addle Yancey left Wednesday
evening for Portland.
Mrs. J. B. Shipp entertained the T.
T. Club last evening.
J. O. Gerking and A. J. Harter
were Prineville visitors yesterday.
Wm T.nrlfnrH anil Pnrov Fnntnr
went to Portland last night on busl-l
ness.
Arthur M. Parsons of Albany was
registered at the Hotel Prineville yes
terday. J
Henry Pounder of Barnes' was at-1
tending to business matters in the
city yesterday.
W. V. Leeder and G. E. James of
San Francisco were in the city on
business yesterday.
L. 'P. Hewitt of Portland, repres
enting the Oregon State Chamber of
Commerce, is in the city.
Dr. H. p. Davis has returned from
California and is ready to do dental
work again at the old stand. .
P. D. Bonders, who has been in the '
city for several days on business, re
turned last night to his Come In Port
land. I
Herbert Ange.ll returned Monday
from Boise, Idaho, where he was de
tained for several weeks because of
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lafollette are
In Portland, where they will stay for
several days attending to business
matters.
The Prineville National Rifle Club
has received word from Washington,
I). C, that arms for the rifle range
h'ave been shipped.
There will be a basket social at
the Lower McKay school house on the
evening of March 22. A short pro
gram will be rendered and a good
time Is assured to all.
:Mrs. L. Dillon, Orvall Dillon, and
Mrs. Alia Cantrill spent the week end
in Bend, visiting Mrs. Dillon's daugh
ter, Mrs. Marston White,
Mr. and MrsDishman, Mrs. H, R.
Lakin, and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Brink
accompanied the remains of Mrs. Mi
chel -as far as Redmond.
F. T. Angell, District Traffic Chief
for the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph Co., was looking after company
Interests in flie city Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Morse left last night for
Klamath Falls, to take charge of a
modern confectionery department for
C. I. Wlnneck. This is a branch which
Mr. Winneck has recently added to
his growing business.
Arthur Michel returned H '.;.adyi
from Portland, where f'e fir ; of
his mother was held Friday. Tl.i! re
mains were Interred beside li '.i-i
band. ' ,
George F. Euston returned Satur
day from Portland, where he attended
the funeral of the lute Mrs. Blanrhe
Michel. Mr. Kiistoii represented the
Eastern Star lodge. j
Rvlvaln Michel arrived In New
York on the steamer Mexican direct
from St. Nlzzare, France, according
to a telegram recolved by his broth
er, Arthur, Suturduy,
IH H'KH CO.MINO
r.ast Saturday the Inland Auto Co.
'nailed a carload of four light
ouirk Sixes at Ilimd, three of thlt
number having previously been or
dered by their Ilend nKent. the re
maining cur being brought to Prlne.
ville ami delivered to Mr. K. 8. Huff
man, who hud previously ordered It.
The Inlund Auto Co. placed an order
for an additional carload of Dulckt
more thun a month ago, but due to
the existing cur sliortugu, it wit) like
ly bo at least several weeks yet be
fore the next carloud arrives.
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SOLE "LEATHER
COUNTERS'
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SOLID LEATHER SOLES & INSOLES
$6.00 tl $6.50
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