Crook County journal., March 20, 1919, Page Page 5, Image 5

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CItCOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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LYRIC THEATER, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, ONLY
"MURDER WILL OUT" .MftaSS
"The Difficulties of an Irishman and a Darkey"
ADULTS 25c CHILDREN 15c
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Corihne Griffith in Billy Parsons in
"The Adventure Shop" "Billy's Predicament" .
From the story: "The Green Gullabaloo," by Bud Fisher Monday and Tuesday, March 24 and 25
The City
Mr. N, O. Wallace l. ft Monday fur ;
tbort visit In Portland. I
W. W. Brown lft Buck Creek for 1
til tiiii rmicn on Friday.
Grandma Spray visited with Mm.
Frank Hume In Prineville Tuesday.
Mr. ami Mra. C. M. Churllon were
tiiialticaa' vlnltor In I'rlnevlllo the
first of the week.
Will Arnold anil family and Mltta
Km Bill attendod the ahow at Prlne
vlllu Kulunlay nlKlit. ,
J. N. Williamson and C. W. Foster
rcturnnd from a busltimts trip to I'ort
lunil Bunday morning.
JudKa N. Q. Wttlliire mntorml.to
lli'iid Monday for the pur pout) of look
ing; after county business.
Mra. I. h. Ketrhum, Miss Iluth Ad
amsnn and Mra. Ouy I.afollitl were
vihIHiik ri'latlvn and frlenda In Bend
Monday.
I'rlni'vllln fitoiknii'ii attending the
Wiyil Growers' niuctlng ut lti'iid on
Monday, vre us followa: George
Dixon. A. I'. Jones, Cluuclii Dunham,
L. S. Hlnes, Frank Fortnor, and Uuy
Lnfollctte.
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SEE OUR LINE BEFORE YOU DECIDE ON YOUR SPRING GARMENT .
J. A. GILLIS, Prineville, Oregon
The City
Clark Morse Is home on an unlim
ited furlough.
Mra. J. H. Upton la at home agala
from a visit in Portland.
Ben Taylor of Antelope was buy
ing cattle in the vicinity of Prinevllla
last week.
R. H. Booten was In the city Friday
purchasing supplies for bia stock
ranch near Post.
Mrs. M. A. Robinson has disposed
of her city property'to John D. Lafol
lettiand will go to Southern Oregom
to make ber home.
G. E. McClure of The Dalles, agent
for the Franklin Automobile in this
section, whizzed into the city Friday
in a brand new demonstrator.
Sylvain Michel arrived home Mon
day morning accompanied by bis
brother .Arthur, who went to Port
land Saturday night to meet him.
Sylvain has received his discharge
from military service and will devota
his time to the grocery business in
partnership with his brother. The
firm is now known as The Mlcnel
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