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The City
O. B. Gray of Post was in the city
last Saturday.
Ji. J. Lister ot Paulina was In the
city last Friday.
Ray McKinnon was In from his
ranch on Monday.
Pete Harris is the new clerk at the
Tri State Terminal itore.
Dave Evans from Mill creek was in
the city Monday, on business.
Andrid Kizer ot Roberts was a
Prinevllle visitor on Tuesday
J. F. Connell was down from his
ranch near Meadows last week.
Jake Briz was In the city from his
ranch at Powell Butte Monday.
H. 6. Kenard mo'.ored to Bend
Sunday to attend the ball game.
Circuit Judge T. E. J. Duffy held
court in Bend the first ot the week.
Paul Garrison was a business Tis
itor in PorUand the first of the week.
S. M. McCord and family are on a
tour of Southern Oregon in their car.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Morris of
Poet were Prineville visitors Tuesday.
F. W. McCaffrey of Powell Butte
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. C. A. Paul returned Saturday
from a visit with friends at Arlington
C. B. Guinn of Powell Butte was a
business visitor in our fair city Mon
day. Roscoe Kincaid was in the city on
Monday from his ranch on McKay
creek.
0. H. Olson of Post was a busi
ness visitor in the city the first of the
week.
Frank Foster was in the city on
Monday from his ranch at Powell
Butte.
Mrs. Herbert Rideout returned on
Monday from a visit with relatives
at Paulina.
Ernest Estes returned last Friday
from a week's visit with friends at
Paulina.
John R. Luckey of Powell Butte
was a business visitor in the city on
Tuesday.
L M. Mills of Paulina was attending
to business matters in the city the
first of the week.
Mrs. H. L. Maker and little daugh
ter left the first of the week to visit
relatives in Boston.
C C. Houk of Grizzly was a Prine
ville visitor Monday.
Warren Brown went to Portland
yesterday on business.
W. R. Mii8eall and family motored
over from Dayville on Monday.
C. C. Dunham of Roberts was a
business visitor the first of the week.
J. N. Hebert, local representative
of the Studebaker car, was in the
city Wednesday. ' .
C. J. Johnson took a bunch ct cat
tle to his ranch on the 'Deschutes
above Bend this week.
Harry R. Suter and S. L. Morgan
of Lang and Company, Portland,
were in the city on Monday.
Norris Bixby is employed by Rob
inson and Clifton in the Men's Shop
during the absence of Mr. Robinson.
Jim Prose and family left the first
of the week in their car for a tour
of the Willamette valley i and to visit
with relatives and friends.
Sunday was a fine day for outing
parties and from the looks of the
town Sunday afternoon it was evi
dent that everyone realized it.
Guy Lafollette returned Friday
from a short business trip to Port
land. He reports business conditions
good in the Rose City.
Mrs. L. M. Hodges lnd daughter,
Stella, went to Portland Monday
night. They will visit in the city un
til after the Rose Carnival.
Homer Norton of PjA whs a I'rm
ule ialtor y .
There will be services at tho Cath
olic church at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning.
Mr. Rose and family are going to
visit friends in Portland and attend
the Rose Carnival next week.
. The Monday Nigiit Bridge Club
met at tlte borne ot Miss Alma Llpp- i
man. Mrs. F. C Eivknieyer received
the highest score. j
A superintendent will be sent out
soon to take charge of the office and :
business end ot the plant
Mr. Shipp la permanently retained
ed by the company to take charge ot
all of the shop and mill work.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Smith and Ed
ith left today for Portland and Seat
tle. They expect to be gone two
months.
L. E. Smith of Redmond, the dis
trict superintendent tor this section,
is in charge now and until a local sup
erintendent arrives.
R. A. Blanj.ii'd expert agricultur
ist from Corvllis ik. lias iwn hre
l.-nKlng over tho O-lioco project, re
turned to Pjr'I'itid yesterday.
Mr. William Lewis of Seattle was
here the first of the week looking af
ter the interests of the Puget Sound
Bridge Company In the construction
ot the Ochoco dam.
The company is shipping a carload
of fir finishing lumber right away
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sivyer of the ! and "e eO"'PPin to meet all of the
Deschutes Power Company, were in "e? ot tnl 8f lon for '" "t
the city from Seattle the first of the buildinK material.
Pat Kelly arrived from Portland
week.
J. B. Shipn went to Portland the. the last of the week. Mrs. Kelly and
first of the week on business. He was (the children are visiting In Hood
accompanied by his daughter.
Blanche.
Missj River They have Just recently re
turned from a trip to New York city.
, Friday & Saturday, June 6-7
Madge Kennedy In
"OCR LITTLE WIFE"
Billy Parsons In
"THE PATl'M OF SWAT"
Sunday, June 8
Enid Bennett in
"THE MARRIAGE RIXG"
Larry Semon in
"BEARS AXD BAD MEN"
Monday & Tuesday, June 9-10
Priscilla Dean In
"SHE HIRED A HUSBAND"
The Circus No, 5
"THE LIP READER" , '
Wed. & Thurs., June 11-12
Priscilla Dean in
"THE WILD CAT OF PARIS"
"LYRIC
THEATER
Miss Victoria Houston finished a ' A. M. Gillls. stockholder In the
successful term of school at Paulina Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company ot
last ween ana is now at nome in , Walla Walla, Wash., is In the city
Prineville. i assisting in the transfer of the Shipp
Chas. Ross and Fred Polk returned Perry lnterest here to the Tum-A-Monday
from delivering a Fordson Lum Company.
Hi-; L" Reams on Upper Ge0Tge Meota trom the Wei
Crooked River. Bond and MorUae company of
Mrs. Thomas Sharp of Portland : Portland waj in th) citv on business
spent the last week end visiting with 1 7 tsterday. l's was acco-npankd v
triends and attending to business mat-. r. Cork, ca-' er of the First Nat
ters in Prineville. iJnal Bank of t'a'it
A FULL CARLOAD
Barbed Wire
Woven Wire
Poultry
Wire Nails
Fence Staples
Netting
From Factory to Prineville
You are to get the benefit of this factory shipment, Come,
in and get prices. BELTING, leath er and com
position, sizes and prices to fit your needs. A full line of
Farm Machinery and General Hardware.
The W. F. King Company
Jehu Johnson has been quite 111 for C. M. Blmons. Seattle; E. F. Pnw.-n
the past week with Influenza. j Moro; 0. B. Gray, O. H. Olsou, Post;
Pearl and Norman Wlcgand of La- rloya J' earner. Koiierta
monta were In the city yesterday.
PKESIiYTKIllAN an nul
J. L. Gaither of Bend was looking
Mr.
Sunday, June t, 11)10,
and Mrs. C. W. Martin, W. C.
ner me racmc jeiepnone company i Morse, 8eattle; I. M. Mills, Paulina:
nir. ana Mrs. ueo Roberts, Post; L.
8. Rickard, Bend; L. E. Smith, Red-
interests In this section yesterday
Dr. Horace Belknap, Jr., returned
yesterday morning from a brief trip
to American Lake. Immediately up
on his arrival here he operated upon
Mrs. Lew Bennett at the Home hos
pital for appendicitis.
Mrs? Esther Stevens, book-keeper
tor J. E. Stewart ft Co.. Is suffering
from a case of poison ivy and will
probably not be able to resume work
for about ten days, according to the
instructions from her doctor.
J. E. Bloom has received word that
Mrs. H. R. Lakin returned Tuesday I L. E. Smith, district manager for
evening from Klamath Falls where , the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company, is
fthA h rh hppn fnr -trip nn at month !. annaiini..jin. u- ,
r .... .ouuci uucimiug tun uperuilOIlB 01 me 1 . v.v.. . tu ttusu visa,
iting her parents. company here until a local manager, hIg brother, Dr. C. F. Bloom, who hat
Mr. ana Mrs. Lawier and Tom Ham- '-'" " l" central once ai r , . - "
iiton of Ashwood motored over on;waua Washington.
Tuesday to attend to some business . ,... ,- .n .
matte in thi- ntv . Though the details are yet lncoin-
mond; Calvin Scammons, Barnes.
i plete, the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Com
Ada Rideout, who has been visiting panw have asumed control of the
relatives and friends in this vicinity I Shipp ft Perry planing mill and are
for the past two weeks, started for i operating the plant with Mr. Gardner
home this morning. j Perry as temporary superintendent
A great many fine catches of trout j""1'1 Mr' mpp return trom Port
were reported the first of the week, j
Lakin Quinn, Battles and Beohtell Mrg. c. j. Johngoni IIa johngoIIt
caught over a hundred beauties on;and Mrs. Beatrice Thomas started for
lower Crooked river. Portiana tn,8 mornIn. )n tnelr Buck
Johnny Cyrus returned home the!Six- They will visit with friends and
first of the week from the Naval De-1 attend the Rose Carnival. They ex-
partment at San Francisco. He re-; Pect to be gone about ten days. Miss
ceived a medical discharge due to
a broken arch in his foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Iiob'jiBon left
the last of the week tor a trip east.
i They will be gone for three weeks or
a month and will vibit v-ith Mr. Rob
inson's parents at Benton, Illinois.
C. W. Elkins has taken the local
agency for the Essex car. This makes
two good cars that Mr. Elkins is
now handling. 0. C. Hyde purchased
the first Essex brought in the first
of the week. ,
Tony LaGrande and family are vis
iting relatives in Prineville. Mr.
Lagrande is a sister of Mrs. T H.
Lafollette and Mrs. Gub Proze of this
city. They drove overland in their
car from Portland.
J. E. Bloom and family will leave
for Portland tomorrow, Mrs. Bloom
and Marjorie and Kathryn will re
main for some time in the city for
the benefit of Marjorie's health. J.
E. and Dick will return Sunday night.
Homer Ross an0 Henry Howard of
the Inland Auto Company have rigged
up a 1 1-2 ton Republic truck as a
I demonsDiator for the Delco-Light
j Systems. They will visit the ranches
I around Bend this week, carying two
complete systems with all the wiring
'ready to install.
Viola Johnson, who has been attend
lng school in Portland, will return
with them.
Word was received Monday that
Helen Elkins, daughter of C. W. El
kins, was seriously stricken with ap
pendicitis at 0. A. C, where she has
been attending school. Mr. and Mrs.
Elkins left Immediately to be with
their daughter. The operation was
to have been performed Monday
night.
Dr. Belknap Is sending the week
end In Portland, where he will at
tend the graduation exercises of his
son, Leland, on June 6th, from the
Island, has received his discharge
and has returned to Portland to take
up his practice of medicine again,
S. B. Ellis of Prineville has been
granted the exclusive grandstand con
cession at the Oregon Interstate Fair
to be held October 1-2-3-4. There
were a number of bids for the privi
lege and as Mr. Ellis was the most
favorable, be received the award.
w. a. a.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Monday, June 2, 1019.
R. A. Blancli'ard, O. C. Miller. C
Joslln, L. B. Woody, M. Woody. John make for World Peace
i nompson, A. U. Thayer, Henry R.
Suter, S. L. Morgan, Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Bert L. Sivyer, Spokane;
J. C. Clark, Independence; M. R. Mas
sea 1 1 and family, Dayville; F. W. Mc
Caffrey, Powell Butte; C. C. Dunham,
Roberts; C. C. Houk, Grizzly.
A list of those registered at the
Hotel Prinevilleduring tbe past week.
vi eunesuay, way zx,
F. B. Pratt, John E. Clira, N. W.
Scott, Chas. H. Dodd, Portland; J. L.
Gaither, Bend; W. K. McCormlck,
Deschutes; M. R. Matthew, The
Dalles; Mr.' and Mrs. G. F. McCauley,
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Woodward, Day
ton, Wash.; A. B. Coatee and family,
Albany; George Knox, PoBt; Howard
Lamb, Fossil; Wm. H. Lewis, Seattle.
Thursday, May 20, 1010.
R. L. Triez, Chicago; A. A. Bau
man, E. Jacobson, Guy M. Hickok,
L. A. Newell, H. A. Swart, C. L.
Shoun, L. B. Lamar, Wallace Hansen,
L. C. Thomas, J, Lesser, F. ArchiBon,
A. Cass, George Gilchrist, E. L. Smith.
Tuesday, June 8, 1010.
' Mrs. Frank Eitman, Suplee; J. N.
Hebert, Bend; Frank Bowker, W.
Webb, W. Stewart, Al. Brlttllng, G,
W. Chllcote, N. B. Chapman, Port
land; G. A. Johnson, Bend; R. A.
Gleason, British Columbia; Mr. and
Mrs. Lawier, T. S. Hamilton, Ash
wood; H. L. Maler, The Dalles; 0. S.
Scammon, Barnes.
Sunday, June 8. Bible school at
10 a. m. Since there will be services
In the Methodist church both morning
and evening. Mr. Van Nuys will ans
wer the call ot the country and hoU
meetings at Paulina Sunday at 11 a.
h., and 2:30 p. in. There will lie lor
vces at Suplee at 8 p. tn. The Young
People's meeting will be held in the
Methodist church at 7 p. in. Mrs.
Paul leader. Topic: "Conditions that
Services next
week at Klverdnle Monday; Barnes
Tuesday; Held Wednesday.
w. a. s.
CEMENT WALK BIDS
Medical College of the University 0 Portland; J. F. Connell, Meadows;
uregon. ur. Leland. will finish hifli BUU "'J"11". oupiee; a. m
Hospital Intom-Mn and then practice
here In partnership with his father.
Dr. Horace Belknap, Jr., Is here to
care for his father's practice until
June 12th.
Enos Rose itirl family, Mr. an I Mi'.
Bert Sivyer and Warren Brown start
ed yesterday for Portland, going over
land In Mr. Rose's car. From Port
land Mr. Brown Is going to Colfax,
Washington, to visit his sister. Mrs.
Dale Jones and family.' Mr. and Mrs.
Sivyer will go on to Seattle, which is
their home. Mr. Sivyer is conn' ci.ed
with the company owning the Des
chutes Power Company.
Gillls, Washtuana, Wash.
ter, Paulina.
Hugh Lis-
Wednowlay, June 4, 1019
N. Bisalllon, Pauline Pease, C. F,
Dlemor, C. B. Hurel, 0. E. Stewart,
S E Brackett, L. A. Newell, D. C. Bo
gart, W. H. Brachmeyer, Portland;
James Austin, Redmond; J. L. Gaith
er, Bend; Hugh Lister, Paulina; Mrs.
Frank Ortman, Elvln Kuhn, Suplee;
G. E. Manchester, The Dalles; C. A.
Sherman, Tlgard.
Wm. Byram. the well known breed
er and stockman of the Canyon City
district was In town this week and
says that he is planning on clearing
uf 400 acres of land this summer if
he tan get the labor. He Is offering
$2.60 a day and board for labor and
wants ten men immediately for the
work. The land that he figures on
bearing lies near his stock farm on
Canyon Creek. BlueMountainEagle.
w. a. a.
LADIES' ANNEX MEETING
Crook County High School BoarJ
will receive bids for a cement walk
4 feet wide an,d 220 feet long, con
forming In all respects to the City
ordinances on sidewalk construction.
These bids will be received up to
the hour ot 11 :00 a. m. July 2, 1019.
Any and all bids may be rejected.
S0t4p J. E. MYERS, Bec'y.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends an
neighbors for their beautiful floral
offerings and many kindnesses at the
time of the funeral ot our bolovea
husband and father.
MRS. ANNA MAILING WALKER.
MRS. ASHLEY M. LEVY,
MR. ARCHIE WALKER.
DR. I. II. GOVE
DENTIST
Prineville, Oregon
Office over Crook County Bank
The Ladles' Annex held their last
meeting until after the summer
months last Tuesday afternoon.
Friday, May SO, 1019. A special program was rendered
Robert Paddock, Mr. and Mrs. I consisting of a violin duet, Mrs. C. S.
Geo. Lawrence, L. E. Woody, M. F.I Edwards and daughter, Flora, with
Woody, Mr and Mrs. W. R. Crow, J. Mrs. Richard Rea at the piano; a solo
O. Thompson, Portland; A. J. ColllnB, by Mrs. Oliver Adams; a duet by Mrs.
S. P. Robertson, Goldendale; Jno. C. J. H. Rosenberg and Mrs. T. E. J.
Walker, Chicago; Joe Boerster, Held; Duffy.
F. J. Dealy, M. F. Dealy, Alfalfa. It was voted to discontinue the us-
:Ual practice of closing the library
Saturday, May 81, 1010. during the sumer months, but to
L. C. Vanetta, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. , keep it open the usual hours every
C. Bronaugh, O. O. Backwood, John : Tuesday evening
A. Thompson, J. A. Stein, Portland; ! Mrs. Crooks and Mrs. Bechtell
Norris Bixby, D. O Jones. Paulina; served refreshments.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED 100 feet of I inch meek,
poultry netting. F. T, Foster R D 1
Box 65, Prineville 80t2p
FOR SALE A bay team weigh about
1100 to 1200 each, ages 4 and 6.
See them at SI Hodges barn. SOtfq
WANTED By married man with 2
small children, position on ranch.
Address 202 A Margin St., PorU
land, Oregon, 80t2p
FOR SALE One first cluss 2-wheel
trailer. Ireland's Transfer. 80tfo
Dr. Turner, Eye Specialist.
ffm will be at Hotel Prinevllle
again Friday, June 13. Dr.
Turner is a specialist of experience
and standing and you will make no
mistake in consulting him about your
eyes and glasseV. Don't forget the
date. sot2o