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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1919)
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL 4HTOIIKII I". 1019. r.lGE 4 WXTH AXXVAI. IHSTRHT t'OXVKXTlOX KKHKt'KAHS The sixth annual convention of Ke bekah lodges for th 33rd district of Oregon met with Eatolia Hebekah Lodge of Culver, Oregon, at 2 o'clock Friday, October 10. Chairman Kiltth R. lllilman. being absent the meeting vai presided over by Vtoe Chairman Eleanor Van Fleet of Hem! Lodge No. 108 and the offioe of Vice Chairman was occupied by Emily Cline of Ked mond Lodge No. 204. The roll call of the lodges showed the Mowing representation: Red mond. 3 members: lteml, 7; Terre. bonne. 7; Prineville. 0; Silver Lake, 0; Culver. 13: Madras, 6. Invitations for the Tlh annual con vention were extended by Rend and Madrns and upon a ballot being taken Bend was chosen as the next meeting place. Sister Jarvls President of the Re bekah Assembly, was present and de livered a short address. The following officers wYe elect ed for the ensuing year: Chairman, Sister Van Fleet of Bend: Vice-Chairman, Sister Ptnkerton of Madras; Sec. Sister Gates ot Terrebonne. The president then gave instruction in the secret work and after this an adjournment was taken for supper which was served by the members of the Culver lodge, assisted by Madras members. About 75 members and visitors were present at the meal. The evning session was honored by three Grand officers. M. R. Biggs of Prineville, Grand Warden, arriving Just in time to eat. The memorials committee report ed two deaths in the district the past year: Sister Florence Newell of Juni per Lodge No. 229 and Brother C. A. Douglass of True Lodge No. 225 of Terrebonne. The V. 8. Civil Service Commission Is receiving appl. cations to fill 160 po sitions of assistant Instructor In mot or transport training schools. The entrance salaries range from 1 1.800 to $2,400 a year, retailed Informa tion may be obtained from the I'. S. , Civil Service Commission, Washing- ton. I). C, or from the secretary of the I'. S. Civil Service Board at the post office or custom house In any city. MAITIST tX.WKNTlOX (H"T. IttUM E22 Barnes NEWS NOTES E2S lMeitalca To I .cove From Prlnevllln And Koliimml t liurvliea The state Baptist convention will be held in Portland October 20 to 24 at the Fast Side Church. Uev. and Mrs. Caheen of this city will attend as delegates from the liecl mond church, while Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ayres of this city will go as dole gates from the local church. l"OTATO SHOW ON AT KF.IIOl Sat unlay It l"rlne llle roomy lity Anil CrtMik FUNERAL OF E. S. HAMILTON' The funeral services of the late E. S. Hamilton were held in this city by the Masonic lodge on Saturday of last week. Mr. Hamilton expired in Madras af ter an illness lasting less than a week. He was 75 years of age In April and bad always enjoyed good health. . He is survived by five sons and two brothers and five ssters. all well known in this part of the state. The brothers are Tom and Jim Hamilton, the sisters: Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Cohrs of this city Mrs. Joe Breeding of Culver Mrs. O'Kelly and Mrs. Graves of Silver Lake. PRESBYTERIAN CHIRCH Services on Sunday, Oct. 19 will be conducted by the pastor. Morning theme: "The old vision of the Church of Christ today." Evening: "What's in the mind of America today, as seen and heard on a journey across the corftinent today." Bible school at 11 a. m. Young People's meeting at 6:30 p. m. The weather Is very cold and most everyone is suffering with a bad cold. Kay Morsan and C. A. Scammons went to Bend after rye. Arthur Evert was a passenger on the stage last week, returning from Powell Butte to look after business interests near Barnes. Claud Seeds and Henry Pickett passed through the valley enroute to Prineville with a nice bunch of cattle. Dick Rhoda and Kenneth Thomp on went to Bend with a bun h ot beet steers Monday. B. G. Pentads and family returned from Prineville last week. George Taekman and family re turned from Prineville after a visit with friends and relatives. Walt Bennett of this place attended the Inter-State fair and reports an en joyable time.' Kay Morgan Is now making round trips from Barnes to Bend and back in one day, a distance of one hundred and forty-four miles. Mr. Morgan is hauling freight for the Morgan & Cox store at Barnes that is now being en larged. Jim and Seth Dixon passed through Barnes on their way to Prineville af ter a short business trip to Fife. We understand that Walt Bennett bas purchased the S. Price place, which was recently sold by the admin istrator. R. Price of the Price Broth ers of Oregon City. Mr. Bennett in tends to make his home there and ev eryone is pleased, as our neighbor hood is in need of more people to fill up the vacant houses. Orville Davidson of Prineville Is again on the 96, tending th business and bringing in his seed rye. The annual potato show and fuir Is on this week at Kedmoml and the exhibits are of the usual high class that one finds at that show year af ter year. Saturday bus been set aside as Prineville and Crook County Day and a large number of people from this county will attend on that day. OI3K2I MITItK FOR Pl'HI.ICATtON IViMinmrnI of the Intrrtor, IT. 8. t.ar,d Of fl, . Th lllr. Orvg.in, Octutvrr . I SI. NOTU'K is h-rlv rtivrn that CHAKl.KY C. BIRPSONO of Harnrs, Ort'inm. who. en August SI, 1914. ma.lr Honwatnul Entry No. 0ISS:l (or SWs,. WW Et, S-ttn 15. Tnvhanip 18 South. Rang ; 20 East Wtllamvtt Meridian, haa filtnl nntii- I of intention to make Kinal Thrr Yasr IViof to establish claim to th lanil abuv itf-arrilMrtl f hrforv Churl A. Sherman, U. S. l.aml Com- mtssioner at Fife. Orvgon. on the 2-nd day of November. Il. Claimant name as witiH'sses: Bert CI. Demorea. Maggi Pemorea, of Barnea j Oreon : (leorve Taekman. R. A. Aiumons, of RotierU, Orvgon. H. FRANK WOODCOCK. 4'.tSc Rra-Uter DEATH OF IRENE BARNES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "Jesus in Peter's Home" will be the subject of study at our Bible school which meets at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Miss Martha Horigan led the young people's meeting last Sun day night. There was a good atten dance. The young people meet one hour before the evening service. The subject of the evening sermon will be "A Christian Soldier." Come and find your place in the work. Miss Irene Barnes expired at a hos pital In Portland Tuesday morning af ter an illness that has kept her to her bed since July of this year. An operation, resorted to as soon as it was realized that she was in a j critical condition, failed to afford her j more than tempoorary relief, and she has been growing weaker for several weeks. Funeral services will be held in this city tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock unless arrangements are al tered because of the failure of two brothers to arrive, one from Idaho and the other from Burns. Miss Barnes was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Barnes of this city; was a graduate of the Crook county high school and had many friends in this city and near by com munities. She was thirty-one years of tge and was the daughter of a pioneer family well known in the history of this part of the state. ORDER TO SHOW CAl'SR Ln the Count? Court of th Stat of Oregon for Crook County : In the matter of the guardianship of Ray mond J. Wright and Clifford Wright, Minora. On reading: and filing tha petition, duly ver ified, of Ruth Fit serald. guardian of tha above mentioned aetata, (or a Itcena to sell the intereet of the above named minors In th following described real eatate, situated In Crook county. State of Oregon, to-wit: Th South half of th Southeast quarter ot Section eight. Southwest quarter of th South west quarter of Section nine, and Northeast quarter of th Northeast quarter of Section seventeen. Township fourteen south of rang nineteen east Willamett Meridian, for .th maintenance and support of said minors, and it appearing to the court that said land la producing no income and is an expense and burden to said estate, and that it la beneficial to said wards and for the best interests of their said estate that the same be sold, IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that th next of kin of said wards and all persons interested in said estate appear before m in the county court room in the courthouse in Priru'ville, Crtmk county, Orvgon, on the 10th di. r of November, ly 19. at 10 o'clock a. m.. to show cause, if any there be, why a license should not be granted to said Ruth Fitzgerald, guardian, to sell said real estate for the purposes set forth. AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED That copy of this order be served on the next of kin and all persons Interested in said estate by pub lication thereof in the Crook County Journal, a newspaper published and circulating in. Crook County. Oregon, for three successive weeks, the first publication being on the 16th day of October, 1919. Dated at Prineville, Crook County, Oregon, the 11th day of Oc tober, 1919. N. G. WALLACE. 0Uc County Judge NEXT SATURDAY IS PRINEVILLE CR00 AND K CO. DAY AT THE Redmond Potato Show The Potato Show is a good one this year. The roads are good and you are in sured a grand good time. PLAN NOW TO GO A until can't do good work with his windpipe full i f iltlt. hl b'K 'H loiuted and his arm In a sling. ijl Ml Iflsf gyM Neither can you expect your car to work properly with th. cylinders full of curium, and various purls out of adjust-nu,,,t- ALh To Insure satisfactory service the car should be gons over thoroughly twice a season. 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