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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 191 0 EVENING EDITION.
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CONTRIBUTIONS concerning
social happenings, Intended for
publication In tho society depart
ment of The Times, must bo sub
mitted to tho editor not lator
than 0 o'clock p. m. Friday of
each week. Exceptions will bo
allowed only In cases whoro
ovents occur later than tho tlmo
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SWEET PEAS.
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Where beos nro coming all day lone
And happy robins call,
Sweet peas arc nodding In tho breeze
Along tho garden wall.
Palo blossoms, pink and lavender,
With buds llko'llttlo pearls,
They bring mo thought of other
years
And prim, old-fuBlilcinud girls.
Their frocks of frilly calico
Woro Just that tint of bluo,
Tholr bonnets with tho ruffled capos,
That faded lilac, too;
Sweet peas, along tho gardon wnll,
You nro tho souIh I know,
Of Hetty, Hannah, Huth and Rose,
Who died so long ngo.
"" Minna Irving.
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NDOUBTKDLY thoro nro dlsll-
luslonmcnts In tho honeymoon,
and disappointments, too; and
n fow headaches and team.
That 1b perfectly natural; for when
two peoplo, who havo hitherto known
each othor entirely through tho rosy j
clouds of romnnco, mtddonly como
faco to faco with tho practicalities of
llfo there In bound to bo a readjust- I
ment.
But I cannot ngroo with Mabol Her
bort Urnor that tho honeymoon Is ono
long sorlca of dlBllliiHlonmentH.
If that woro the enso, Cuivld would
havo to go out of business, and bo I
urn ufrnld would Dentrtco Fairfax.
Wo uro great friends, little Dnn
Cupid and I; and often ho whispers
wlso llttlo bltu of uilvlco In my ear.
Tho honeymoon Ih nn unsettled
poriod nud, If tho girl hns dlslllu
slonmonts, so also hns tho man.
Thoro may bo astray hours of gloom ,
but thoro nro many, many hours of i
purest Joy nud suiiHhlne.
Thoro nro exceptions In ovory enso,
and sometimes a girl finds hIio has
married a grouchy crank, Instead of
a man. And sometimes tho man Muds
of Joy or n tlmo of' disillusionment.
The young peoplo must learn their
own lesson.
Thnnk goodness thnt In mo3t cases
It Is a lesson that reads Itself to a
happy climax, and tho dlstlluslou
mentB nro so few as to bo quickly
forgotten.
Thursday nfternooon, Mrs. C. F.
McCollum of North I3eud was hostess
at a hosiery shower complimentary
to Miss Stella O'Connoll whoso marriage-
to Wm. Ford of San Francisco
tnkes place tho latter pnrt of Sep
tember. Tho beautiful McCollum
homo was never moto attractive, be
ing very tnstlly decorated for tho
event. The dining room was In pink,
sweet pens and pink shaded candles
adding to tho artistic schomo. Sow
ing was tho afternoon's diversion, of
courso being broken by tho usual
conversation on nuptial events of the
near future and of days gono by as
practically all of Mrs. McCollum's
guests woro girl friends of years'
standing and If somo of tho birthday
discussion had been Jotted down, Just
how many yenrs could "lmvo boon de
finitely stated and no one would feet
offended becnuso they aro all married
! or about to bo married now and don't
care. But at any rate, It was a most
delightful nftornoon. Mrs. McCol
lum's guests woro Miss Stella O'Con
noll, Mrs. Boyd M. Hlchnrdson, Mrs.
F. 12. Hague, Mrs. 12. K. Jones, Mrs.
A. J. French, Mrs. M. C. Mnlonoy,
Mrs. Otto Schotter, Mrs. Arthur Mc
Koown, Mrs. J. II. Flanagan, Mrs. J.
W. Flanagan, MIhb Mumlo Mnhoney,
Misses Minnie and Ornco Sheridan of
Itoseburg and Miss Anno Flanagan.
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Miss Anna Rui'scll of Stockton,
California, arrived hero this wcou
to make horn homo with her Bister,
Mrs. F. 13. Hague Sho will nttend
school hero next year.
Hov. B. Dorranco of Eugene who
has been spending his vacation In
Coos county was a guest nt tho sum
mor homo of Dr. J. T. McCormnc on
South Coos River this week. Ho re
turned the' last of tho week to his
PERSONAL notices of visitors
In tho city, or of Coos Bay peoplo
who visit In other cities, together
with notices of "nclal affairs, tire
gladly received In the social do
pnrtmen.. Telephone 13H1. No
tices of club meetings will bo pub
lished and secretaries aro kindly
requested to furnish same.
lin linn iiinrrlml n titrvfinu unulali
torimnrnnt Insti.n.i ,,r .. ,,',, ' charge. In Eugono and was so onthus
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But tho nvorago honoymoou Is hup
py.
Of courBo, if tho marrlago Is de
void of lovo on olther sldo, tho hon
eymoon will not bo happy; how
could it bo?
But n mnn cannot bo fault-tlndlng,
nggros8lvo, critical and domineering
without having shown somo signs of
tho clovon foot before ho married.
I would linto to think that all
honeymoons woro sad and gloomy. I
know a brldo nnd groom of a, week's '
Btandlng, nnd I am quite sure that no '
(llsllluslonmont has marrod thoso
bright young fucos,
I also know a young couple who
havo boen marrlod six weeks and thoy
uro ns gny nnd happy as lurks.
Thoro nro somo men who should
novor marry; thoy aro born old bach
elors.
Marrlago might cure them of tholr '
crankiness, but it would bo rathor I
sad for tho woman who married '
them, i
It la that kind of a man who makes '
tho honoymoou a failure; ho can't
adjust himself to his now surround
ings nnd responsibilities. I
Mothers havo much to do with tho
upolltng of houeymooous.
ed ovor this section thnt ho declared
ho would bo back next season for his
vnctlon,
F. M. Frledherg and wife nnd tholr
guest, Mrs. Belle Horrell of Scnttlo,
will return to town Monday for n
week or bo. Mrs. Horrell Is n slstor
of Mrs. Frledberg.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Tower nnd Miss
Nolllo Tower will return Monday
; from their summer homo on South
i Coos River for n week or so In town.
, Dr. Tower Is stondlly Improving.
I Major Tower and wife of Empire nlso
I returned to their homo this weok
nfter an extended stny at their siun
mor bungalow on South Coos Hlver.
Mrs. W. A. Toyo nnd dnughtor
Catherine returned this weok from n
two week's outing nt tho Goodwill
placo on South Cooa River.
Mrs. Dennis O'Donohuo who has
been making hor mother. Mrs. An-1
sticks. Among tho guests woro Mrs.
F. M. Frledberg, Mrs. Belle Horroll
of Seattle, Mrs. A. J. French, Mrs. J.
T. McCormnc, Mrs. C. W. Tower, Mrs.
I Morton Tower, Mrs. Horbert Lock
hnrt, Miss Hnzol McOrnw, Mrs. T. H.
uarry, .miss auuo i-innngnn, .Mrs. j.
Albert Mntson nnd son, Julius, Miss
Helen Doblo nnd .Mrs. W. T. Merch
ant. fr
Miss Florence Jackson of Monro
via, California, who has been visiting
nt tho home of her cousin, Mrs. A. L.
Dtittz, left this wock for California.
Sho wns accompanied cib far as Rose
burg by her cousin, C. II. Lowrey,
who wns on routo to Pnlouse, Wash.,
to visit his brother for n fow weeks.
Mrs. 13. K. Jones and son, Eugene,
returned this week from tho Mnzu
where thoy have been enjoying a fow
weeks outing.
Miss Daisy Rush loft this weok for
California whero alio will spend tho
balance of her vacation visiting rela
tives at tho famous "Lucky Baldwin"
ranch.
Tho Cnledonlnn picnic nt Charles
ton last Sunday was ono of tho most
enjoyable ovoutB of tho weok. Of
course, nearly nil tho Scotch In this
vicinity were present and thoro woro
representatives of many other nation
alities to enjoy the hospitality of tho
mou nnd women from tho land of
Bobble Burns. Besides tho usual
picnic festivities nnd fine eatings,
thoro wns a special program of Scotch
nlrs and dnnclug.
Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. Al
bert Mntson ontortnlned u number of
friends nt tholr summer homo, "The
Nook" on South Cooa RIvor. Among
tholr guests woro: P. A. Sandborg
nnd family, Geo. F. March and fam
ily, 13. S. Bargolt and wlfo, nnd G.
A. Brown. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mntson
broke up tholr summer homo Thurs
day, Mrs. Mntson nud Julius return
ing to town.
MisseuVMInulo nnd Grnco Shorldau
of Rosoburg arrived horo this weok
to nttond tho marrlago of their aunt,
Miss Anno Flanagan, which tnkes
placo oarly In September. Tholr ar
rival horo was' as ourco of much
gratification to tho youngor set on
tho Bny as thoy are vory popular
hero through provlous aummors spent
horo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Shorlduu will
probably arrive In a fow days to
spend boiuo tlmo hero nnd to iiltond
tho Flnnngun-Moffnt nuptlah.
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Tho membors and frlonds of tho
First Presbyterian Church nnd Sun
day School held their picnic nt Cut-
lip's Grovo on South Coos River, all
day Thursday. Thero woro about
twonty mombors and friends from
North Coos River, who Joined with
the Mnr8hfleld people, making eighty
six In all. Tho first thing on tho pro
gram after reaching tho grovo was
One Week of
Amusement
CARNIVAL WEEIC IS GOING TO BE ONE OF THE LIVE
LIEST WEEKS OF THE SEASON. WE ARE BETTER SUP
PLIED THAN EVER BEFORE WITH EVERYTHING IN THE
CARNIVAL LINE
INCLUDING FLAGS, BUNTING, JAPANESE LANTERNS, JAP
ANESE PARASOLS, HORNS, COW BELLS? FRYING PAN
CLAPPERS, CONFETTI.
COOS BAY SOUVENIRS
DON'T FORGET TO SEND YOUR FRIENDS A CARD WE
SELL COOS BAY PHOTOGRAPHS, 2 FOR 5c, COLORED
VIEWS, lc. EACH.
THE
NORTON & HANSEN
STATIONERY COMPANY
OLDEST STATIONERY STORE IN COOS COUNTY.
Good Br
Is Our
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In Dairy Farm
1G0 acres on navtahlo water, 30 of which Is Ono bottom
J lnnds; 8-room modern house, good barn, 15 milk cows, 11
heifers, 3 horses and other stock; all farming Implements.
This placo is well protected from tho wind, is Ideally located,
at pleasant home and a payer. Terms It wanted.
PRICE, 9tn,(NiO.OO.
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MARSHFIELD, ORE.
All kinds of monumental work promptly and artistically exe
cuted. Call at our works on South Broadway.
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the arrangement nnd spreading of
clrow O' Connor, an extended visit lh.e. JnrK0- "lcnlc tnbl' mn,, ,n the
hero left this week for her homo In
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Francisco.
I "That Is tho best Ico cream I havo
Georgo Raines nnd family havo oaten In months
1 boon camping for n few weeks nt j
1 "Mm lit at rti I
Tho mother who spoils hor son lays j ' 4. 4. 4. Tnls was th statement of nn East-
up a supply of unhapplness for his w A Lu80 nmJ wfo ,e -erner who Is visiting on the Bay,
W,f0, for San Francisco and othor Callfor- attJ l' hu,,! partnken of tho de,lcac
If a man has been waited on nnd j,la paints whero they will make nu at stnffora nnd ,s ono ot tho ninny
pnnipored and mndo to look upon extended visit. compliments we havo received,
hlmsolf as tho most important person I 4. 4. 4. j
on earth, ho is sure to ntako a poor
niisoanu, at tuo start out anyway. 1
Ho will oxpect his wlfo to Join tho
group of ndorlng, ndmlrlng sntolltes
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Beaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSON CEMENT
Tho best Domestic nnd Inportod brands.
riaster, Lime, Brick, and all kinds of buiidors material.
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
810 SOUTH BROADWAY PnONE SOI
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Real Estate
Prices Raising!
Tases nro
of living is
can buy
going up. Coit
higher, but 701 :
Furniture at the
Same Old Prices I
nt th
SAME OLD STORE. jj
Call and Inspect our itock s
and got our prices.
C. A. Johnson i
OIdct KstablislitHl Furnlturt
Storo On Coos Bny. ' 1
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Mrs.
A. B. Cnmnbell and wlfo.
M.vra Hurd. Ralston Hunt nmi Miss su.mi.w ii4.uilh;
Ruby Canipboll returned this weok Strawberry, Chocolate and Vanllln
from n two week's outing nt Mlrac Ico Cream and Pineapple Sherbet.
' Cove. j
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, Mrs. W. S. Chandlor wns tho hos-'
toss Wodnosdny nftornoon at a pleas
ant gathering of tho Coos Rivor sum-
mor colony folk at hor buninilaw on
Honoymoous will rise and sot ns South Coos River. At cards, Mrs, W.
.uuB iuu nmi uio worm snnu last. t. .Morotiant won first prize, n llnon
So thoro Is not tho slightest uso in do- tea cloth, and Miss Helen Doblo the j TWO STORES
daring tho honeymoon to bo a tlmo second prize, a pair of brass candle- ' 10 F"" St 140 Central Avo
that circle about his IiIkIiiiom.
If sho does not ho rosents It and
acts liko n spoiled child. J
Thoro uro spoiled dnughtors ns well
ns 8pollod sous, nnd oltlior ono can
cpoll a honeymoon.
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STBVMER BRBVKWATER
Sails from Alnsworlli Dock, Portland, 0 n. in., August 7, 12, 17 22,
niul 27. Sails from Coos Bny on tide August 1, 0, 14, 10, 2lnnd 20.
Reservations will not be held later tluui noon of day previous "to
Hailing, unless tickets uro purchased. t
W. F. Miller.fAgt,. Phono Main 35-L
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Fresh Butter
Sterilized Cream
Sterilized Milk
Butter Milk
Bean-Pot Cheese
and
Ice
Coos Bay Ice
& Cold Storage f
FHEK DKMVEIUK3
8 A. M. nnd 2 P. 51".
Phono 73-J.
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LADD, HUNT
and Co.
CONTRACTORS AND RUIIiPER5-
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STEaAMER M. F. PLANT iw
aiis Tor an rrancisco every eight days.
TICKOTS RKSKRVEI) UP TO THE ARRIVAL OP THE SHIP
RESERVATION'S WILL HE CANCELLED AT TIIVT TIME UN
LESS TICKOT IS BOUGHT. '
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F. S. Dow, Agent. Marshfield Ore
THE ARAGO HOTEh.
Open from August 1st Under Form"
Manager, ,
Coos County's finest summer
sort. Beautiful ocean Ylew,
For accommodations, terms
etc
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address JOHN PETERSO.Ni
Empire, Ore.
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