COOS BAYTIMES,WEEKLYEDITION,MARSHFIELD,OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1912 - EVENING EDITION
8
K
fr
it
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE
(Continued from page 2.)
.Bradley, Frances Williams, Nora To
wer, May 1'reiiHB and Airs. Coleman
i&ro regular members of ttiu chid
while -IIb8C8 Edna Stanley, Agues
Carpenter, Clmrlotto Murch, Ruth
Horton, Mnrjorlo Cowan, Marie Ma
loney and Myrtle Cowan are special
guests of the afternoon.
Tho daintiest of children's par
tics was given Monday afternoon by
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings at their North
JJond homo in honor of lllo eloventh
birthday of their Utile daughter
liable A drizzling nilil kept tho
guests indoors but in spite of tho
wet weather a few Jolly Iioutb worn
spent In games nnd mtlslc. Whan
.refreshments wore seivcd u big blrtn
lay cake was on display, holding tho
eleven candles that marked Miss Ma
.blo's ycurs. Tho little gucstB pres
ent were Misses Ucsslo Christians..,
Diablo and Gladys Croakers,, Thero
bu Btoln, Mnrgreto Best arid DorU
Gubsor.
Tho Sisters of Dcthlmy spout a
-.pleasant nnd practical uHornoon sow
lug, embroidering nilti complotlng
plans for tho fair. Everything is
now arranged, work Is apportioned,
and committees are In worklug ordor
to produco in the many booths,
ono of the most successful displays
on record. After a busy time- of
chat, Mrs. Uargolt, tho hostess of tho
afternoon, served dainty refresh
ments. Tho society will bo enter
tained Fob. C by Mrs. Geo. F. Murch.
0
A fcaturo of tho dollghtful dnnco
given Monday night at Logglo Hall
by tho U. M. 0. Club of North llend
was a surprize dinner tendered tho
married couples and chaperons by
tho young men of tho club. The
aupper was ns iniormni ns it was
delicious and inndo a very pleasing nr
tormnth to tho Jolly dance. Messrs.
Donnlo Hull, HobU Hanks, Edgar
Simpson, J. Ilurtmnn, H. McDadu,
John Olson, George Shorldan, John
.Million, C. J. Kinney and Fred Kruso
woro tho hosts.
o-v
Mrs. E. Mlngus eiitortnlned Monday
at n delightfully Informal Urldge par
ty nt hor pretty homo In West Marsh
Hold. Card trophleH pf the four
tables woro won by Mrs! G. A. Bon-
thlid-ycar cou.se at tho University of
Oregon.
O
Tho Hridgo club will bo ontertalnca
Wednesday, Fob. 7, by Mrs. Win.
Ilo.sfnll, Jr., at her homo on Central
avenue.
Mrs. F. K. Geltlns has Issued In
vitations for cards, Tuesday, Fob. li.
Mrs. W. F. Miller has Issued invit
ations for a large and claborato Val
entino pnrty for February 14.
0
Tho Itoynl Neighbor and their
friends were guests at a social even
ing given Tucsdny In tho Finnish Ilnll
In their honor by tho Modern Wood
men of America. A program hna
been arranged, a feature of which
was tho floor work of tho Lodgo to
tho music furnished by Mr. and Mrs.
Ellcrbcck. Tho urogram Included
recitations by Miss Mnblo Cralg nnd
Mrs. Kclloy, hoIos by Mrs. Kcllcy nnd
Mrs. E. W. Smith, a musical trio by
Mrs. Soubret and Misses No Is on nnd
Larson and tho excollcnt door work.
A supper was served at tho conclusion
of tho progrnm.
0
Miss Altco Tlckoll arrived) lioro
from Portland this week to visit her
sister, Mrs. G. Lolloy Hall. Sho
will spend some time hero nnd nt
Coqulllo.
0
Tho North Hond Knights of Pythi
as will tender a reception and social
nt their hall February 12 compli
mentary to tho wives nnd sweethenrts
of tho mombors.
Tho hoys of tho I. 0. U. dancing
club gnvo another dollghtful dnnclng
party nt Logglo's hnll, North Bentf,'
Friday ovonlng. About sovcnty-flve
pooplo woro present nnd hnd a Jolly
tlnio dnnclug to tho oxcollont music.
Mrs. A. L. Dnvls, Mrs. B. Lnngenborg,
Mrs. L. Falkenstolu nnd Mrs. P. Ro
berg nctcd as patronesses. Among
thoHO prosent woro Misses Vesta Mc-
Cullough. Fronees Golden, Esther Im
hoff, Edith Horn, Edith ThomnH, EI1
wiboth Hoolllug, Otlllla Hoolllug.
Roso Pulley, Dorothy Klbblor, nor
nlco Hlckoy, Mrs. Frank Frnino, Mlss
08 JcntiPtto Barrett, Inez Andorson,
Lnulso Llllcho, Amelia Llllobo, Loin
Ritohlo, Nora Hage, Amy Reynolds,
position In tho C. A. Smith Lumber
Company.
0
Mrs. Edward Langenborg, n slstr
of Miss Esther Imhoff of North Rend,
will lenve about tho Inst of tho month
for her home In Vancouver, Wash.
0
Miss Grace Kruso who Is making
a short visit In San Francisco Is ex
pected homo In a week or two.
0
MIbs Mury Krusc Is Issuing Invita
tions to a number of young people of
tho High School set for a Vnlentlno
pnrty February 14 at hep pretty homo
In West Mnrshflcld.
Tho Eagles' Hall, Saturdny night,
February 10, will be tho scene of a
dollghtful dancing pnrty at which Mr.
and Mrs. II. S. Tower and Miss Nora
Tower will entertnln.
Afmtfln rfaln KlnMnHln O. ..-,.....
nott and Mrs. Eugene O'Counoll. Mrs , t'X, anv,""'vl'
.,..u i ,..., ... J": Mo8Br8- olo r"t. Clnronco Klb
blor, Fred Reynolds, Marlon Rey-
ilingus is ontortalnlg nt anotlier
email Bridge party this afternoon.
0
Tho Progress club will meet Mon
day February G at thei homo of Mre.
John Lnfon In West Marahfleld. Mrs.
Barry was to have beon hostoss, but
-owing to tho Imminent departure of
Mrs. Lnfon tho program hns beon al
torod. Tho subject for Monday will
bo "Famous Women of the French
flnlon."
O
Tho Ladles' Aid of tho Presbytor
Ian church moots Wednesday Feb. 7,
at 2 o'clock with Mrs. John Dnshney,
at hor homo on South Fifth St., for
tho customary sowing nnd convorsa
tlon.
Orrln Prntt, a graduato of tho nilt-
.miss .wirjono uownn leaves todny more Forestry School nnd n recent
on tho Rrenkwnter for Portlnnd and I employee of n Eureka business (Inn,
Eugono whore bIio will contlnuo hor hna returned to Coos nay to accept a
nolds. Frank Muskns, Win. Davis,
Lloyd Huntley, Robt. McLaughlin,
Win. Reed. Herbort Morton, John
Shoppnrd. Will Davis, Porcy Phillips,
Potor Roborg. Joo Windsor, Chas.
Gnuntlet, August Hoolllug, Lylo
Chnpollo, Geo. Dewey, Connlo Me
Dade, A. Maraton, Warren Murphy,
McLeod, Leo Craven, Fred Kruso,
L. Fnlkonstoln, Arthur Chaso nnd
Edward Thomas.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwlg Oettlng, who
hnvo beon spending some tlmo recent
ly In North Rend, loft yesterday to
resumo their resldonco nt tho Light
houso on tho Sluslaw.
DON'T READ THIS
Singer Sewing Machines
Tho public Is Invited to visit our offlco nnd Inspect our stock of
tho latest ball-boarlng machines sold on oasy pnymonts. Slightly
used machines of dlfforont makos from $5.00 to f 10.00.
Needles and Parts for All Machines
Machines for Rent Repairing a Specialty
Phono 184-L.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICE
178 So. Broadway., Mnrshflcld.
Ono of tho cleverest entertain
ments for some time was given last
Thursdny evening by tho Chrlstnln
Endcnvor of tho North Bond Prosby
te.lnn church, In tho form of a Chl
neso Toa. The church pnrlors woro
elaborately decorated for tho event
in all manner of strnngo mattings
nnd curios that trnnsfomed them
Into a veritable Chinese Tea room.
No chairs woro allowed, tho guests
being compelled to sit, Orlontnl fash
Ion, upon the mats and cushions that
strowed tho floor. Quaint Chinese
gnmes were played to while away tho
ovonlng rind Uio cllmnx was capped
when the characteristic refreshments
of rice nnd milk, ten nnd lint cakes,
wero daintily served by llttlo maid
ens gowned In tho flowing Oriental
robes. In tho games, prizes wore
awarded tho youth who had the long
est finger-nails and tho mnldcn who
possessed the tiniest feet. In thoso
truly Chinese rcqutromonts, Mnrlon
Reynolds nnd Miss Norma Chasu woro
awarded tho well-won honors.
Among thoso present nt tho picas
ant entertainment wero Mrs. Geo
Hnzcr, Mrs. Edward Lnngcnborg and
Misses Josephine Grlflln, Hendry,
Alice Wnttors, Dorothy Kibbler,
Frances Golden, Naomi Smith, Esthor
Imhoff, Mnrlan Hovcnor, Vcstn Me
Ciillough, Normn Chaso, Juno Young,
Bcsslo Immel, Allco Carlson, Amy
Reynolds, Mildred Rood, Alpha Wick
lund nnd Lillian McCann, Rev. D. A.
MacLeod, Messrs. Lylo Chapellc, Har
ly Conro, Marlon Reynolds, Fred
Roynolds, Oscar Carlson, Herbert
Morton, Glen Grout, Clydo Smith, J.
Hlsoy, Win. Wood, Clnronco Covoy,
Walter MacLeod, Chns. Peterson anil
Clnronco Kibbler.
0
Tho following musical progrnm
was given by tho choir of tho Meth
odist Eplscopnl church Wednesday
ovonlng, nnd a freo will offering was
takon nt Its close for tho benefit of
tho families loft destltuto by tho
North Star disaster:
I Know that My Redeemer Llvotli.
Blessed Is Ho.
Bohold I Stand nt tho Door.
Magnify tho Lord.
Tho Christ Is Come.
Tho Bcnutlful City of God.
Ho Will Hnvo Mercy.
Pralso God From Whom nil nioss
Ings Flow.
Benediction.
Tho numbers woro cxcollontly ren
dered nnd woro equally gratefully
appreciated, as was proven by tho
gonorous collection taken. A sub
stantial aid was given tho Rellof
Fund thru theso efforts of tho choir
nnd director, Mr. F. A. Sncchl, who
hns glvon so much vnlunble tlmo nnd
thoughtful enro to this mnttor. Un
dor tho direction of Mr. Sncchl the
choir hns reached a high degreo of
musical prowess, with tho result that
tho selections glvon WedncBdny woro
exceedingly plensnnt to hear and ln
dleato excollont training nnd prac
tice. Tho members of tho choir
nro:
Tonor Frank Sumnor, Mr. Isaac
son, Clny Church, Frank Howe.
Soprano Ruth Allon, Mrs. Cooloy,
Mrs. Howard Savago, Mary Hansen,
Mrs. F. Rlrch.
Alto Mrs. Irish, Evelyn Lang-worthy,
Bass Mr. Grannis, Mllo Sumuor,
Lesllo Isancson, Dr. Winkler, F. C.
Birch, Mr. Hunt.
"MONEY TALKS"
Clearance Sale of
Men's Overcoats
Saturday Only
We have about 50 New Overcoats in
three-fourths and full lengths, blacks and
colors, medium and heavy weights.1
Your unrestricted choice, Saturday,
February 3rd,
One-Half Price
"MONEY TALKS"
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co.
BANDON
MARSHFIELD
o
Mrs. Harry Nnsburg gave n llttlo
quilting pnrty yesterday afternoon
nt which sovernl ladles of tho Eplsco
pal church wero present.
Invitations hnvo beon Issued by
Miss Hazel Morrlninn nml Mloo w,.-
I lyn Langworthy for n Vnlentlno pari
ly, i'-ou. ,
Miss Mary Clarke today received
particulars of tho marriage of her
sister, Miss Theresa Ciarko, to Donnls
McCarthy at St. Mary's Cathedral in
San Francisco last Mondny morning
at 8 o'clock. Tho news of tho wed
ding will como as a surprise to tho
host of friends of tho couple on C003
nny. Although thero wore Intima
tions of tho nuptlaw when Mr. Mc
Carthy left for California last week
soon after MIbb Ciarko went to San
Francisco, nono of their friends woio
sure of It. Mr. McCarthy Is head
timber crulsor for tho Coos County
Commissioners and Is ono of tho most
highly respected men In this section.
Ills brtdo hns been engaged in the
mllllnory business hero with her sis
ter and their ninny frlonds will unite
In wishing thorn all tho happiness
that tho future can bring. After a
six weeks' honeymoon trip through
California, they will return to Mnrsh
field to make their homo. Tho
cnthcdral In which thoy woro wed
was tho ono that tho mother of tho
brldo attended services In for years.
0
Mr. nnd .Mrs. E. W. Knmmoror nro
moving from their Railroad Addition
houso to tho placo formerly occupied
by R. 51. Jennings nnd wife In West
Mnrshflcld.
0
Tho Ladles of St. Monica's Catholic
Church woro ontortalncd Inst Wcd
nosdny nftornoon nt tho homo of
Mrs. Blnnchflold In South Marsh field.
They will meet with hor ngnln next
Wodnesday nftornoon.
0
Tho Young Pooplo's Society of tho
Swedish Luthornn Church mot fori
ordlnnry business Inst ovonlng In tho
church, Tho olectlon of offlcors
wns postponed until noxt meeting.
0
Tho Women's Mlsslonnry Society
of tho Bnptlst church will bo enter
tained noxt Wednesdny by Mrs. E. W.
Lewis nnd Mrs. Petei Clnuson nt tho
Cluuscn homo In South Marshfiold.
Tho society nieots on tho first Wed
nesdny of every month for an nftor
noon of business nnd pleasure.
0
A Midwinter Ball is to bo given
this ovenlng nt tho Eagles' hall by
Mr. Toollo and his orchestra of North
Bend, tho proceeds of which aro U
swell tho Roliolf Fund for thoso who
woro widowed nnd orphaned by tho
North Star wreck. It Is hoped that
all will attend nnd that as largo a
purse as possible will bo raised for
their benoflt.
PERSONAL 0VERH0W
After n short business meeting, tho
Young People's Socloty of tho Bnp
tlst church, meeting Friday night at
the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. P. Hnr
rlngton, proceeded to dovoto tho rest
of tho evening to fun nnd frolic.
Games of all kinds were stnrted nnd
tho lively ovoulng furnished a groat
deal of pleasure to nil who woro so
fortunato as to nttond. Recitations
wero given by Miss Frances Frnnso
and Mrs. E. E. Kelly that wero de-
llghtful in mood nnd expression. At
the close of tho evening refreshments
woro served by tho hostess, assisted
by Miss Alpha Mnuzey. Among thoso
present wero Misses Umn nnd Isis
Mnrsh. Alpha Mauzoy, Clara Roh
flold. Frances Franso, Ruth Mat
thews, Belva Flangan.Emma Quater
mass, Anna Downs, Helen McLaugn
lln.Cora Dye, Edna Cralg, Randa
WM. BONEBRAKE was u MarBhlleld
visitor today.
MRS F. C. TRUE and bnby aro horo
from Coqulllo to visit at tho O. 0.
Lund home.
E. L. PIERCE wns doing business In
Coqulllo today, returning on thin
evening's train.
REV. F. W. DAVIS nrrlvod in Mnrsh
flcld this morning ovorland. Ho
has recently visited St. Paul, Minn.,
and other Eastern points nnd has
como to Marehflold to spend a
couplo of weeks or so In this vi
cinity. JOE LARSON, of Allegany, who re
cently sold his ranch, tho old Ed
Noah placo, to Carl Johnson, wna
in tho city todny mnklng arrange
ments to start soon on a yonr'8
tour of Europo and Bays whon ho
returns ho will como through tho
Panama Cannl.
R. W. EDGINGTONand family aro
recont arrivals In Mnrshflold, com
ing to locato pormanontly. Mr.
Edglugton Is spnclnl roprosontatlvo
for Pacific Mutual Llfo Insurnnco
Company of Los Angoles, Cal., and
has camo horo to pormanontly os-
tabllsh that company In this dis
trict. C. A. LANGWORTHY and wife nnd
bnby returned Inst ovenlng from an
oxtended trip through Callfornln.
Thoy camo vln Bandon. Mr.
Lnngworthy says that during his
trip ho did not strlko a slnglo plnco
thnt looked ns good to him ns
Mnrshflold. Thoy had a vory
pleasant trip.
Stamson, Lola Montgomery, Allco
Tlckoll, Bessie Ayrcs, Mrs. Cluudo
Stutsman, Slgna StnmBon, nnd Mury
Prlco, Mrs. Mnrsh, Mr. and Mrs. H.
muuK, mrs. is. k. Kelly, Mrs. Mc
Laughlin. Mrs. A. 55. Downs, Mr. and
Mrs. R. p. Harrington, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Alva Doll, Dr. Lesllo, Rev. G. LoRoy
Hnll, Messrs. Chns. Smith, Geo. Doll,
Clifford Donno, J. Martinson, Harry
Jonds, Chns. Rohflold, Lomborg, F.
B. Shlrrel, Claudo Stutsman, Rny 01
llvant, Clnrenco Llndborg, C. H.
Smith nnd Everett Hnrrington.
LEAVE TODAY
ON 1
Steamer Sails This Mon
' With Large Passenger
List for Portland.
Tho Bronkwator sailed this 1
Ing for Portlnnd with a large llftw
passongors nnd a fair cargo ot 1
collnnoouB frolght.
Among tho out-going passetp
woro Louis Keating and IUrr11
Mohr, who aro to havo charge old
Broakwator's now offlco In Pori
Among thoBO sailing on the Br
wntor woro tho following:
K. W. Goodalo, Mrs. Lawlor.l
MnrJorlo Cowan, M. Phelan, 0. fcf
son Knufmnn, Mrs. 0. W. Hauls
0. J. Addis, Shorloy Trollnger.&l
Goldstoln, C. R. Peck, J. D. Choi
Mrs. J. B. Chonto, Rufus Cnoi
Mrs. Howard Savngo, I. It. To
Georiro nnnnon. Goorco Gtt
Gcorgo Hormnn, Mrs. George
man. Chnuncoy Clark, Ella H'l
Mrs. A. C. Jones. Mrs. McStarJn
Wilson, Bosslo Long, W. A. Smi
Chnrlcs Kndko, Fred CaughelL 1
H. Glllnnd, A. P. Fulkorson, W
McClollnn. Mrs. Roy McClellw.1
W. Estns. MIrb nillhicB. Miss BlWtf
W. P. Clonry, B. Sldwell. Mlj
Johnson. Henry Block. 0. Qui". I
V.. Tlmn,1lin Tnn. TtQUrOr. A- '
Mnthows, F. 0. Horton, Lee Us
City Auto Service
Good Cars, Careful Drivers and
reasonable charges. Our motto:
Will go anywhero at any time."
p iS?frBIa55 Hotel and nanco
Cigar Store. Day Phones 78 and 46.
nARKER & GOODALE. Proprietor.
!
"1
Mrs. M. G. Coleman, Miss Flore"
Potorson of May. nnd Mrs.
Monroe of Floronco, were Msrtl&
shoppora yostordny.
Mrs. B. R. Hodson and daogW
Misses Erma and Irene, will be '
nml minafa nf thn Robt. "'
homo.
Tho w n rn tt win meet
..J , W. A. W. "- .J
dav at 2; 30 nt tho homo of Mr.'
Rnnhnnn .Tnnnn on Virgin'
i, ... ATnhrt '
union avenues, ah uw""-j
urged to bo present as final ff
mentn will ho mado for w
contest which Dr. Clarke 1 P1""
to hold tho middle of this monti-
SPECIAL CANDY Sale at $
FORD'S Saturdny and Sunday
WANTED--
200,000,000
Coos County Fir Cedar nnd Snruco. Rmn ,Ma n, nroper P
will bo considered. Apply to
Title Guarantee & Abstract Co.
Henry Songstacken, Manager
Tzaraa!
t- i -v.