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THE COOS BAY TIMES, NiARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 12-EVENINGJDITION.
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OONTIUDUTION8 concornlng
toclal hppninEB, lntondod for
publication In tho aoclety depart
niont of Tha TlmoB, must bo sub
mitted to the editor not later
than 6 o'clock p. m., Friday of
lach wmIc. (Excoptlona will bo
allowed only In cases where
ronta occur lator than tho time
mentioned.)
nfekor, Hlckor, llttlo stnr,
How 1 wonder who you aro,
As you flit ncross tho Bcono
On tho moving picture screen.
nicker, flicker, llttlo piny,
JIow I wonder wlmt thoy sny.
Wonder what their gestures mean,
On tho moving picture screen.
flicker, flicker, llttlo star,
I'm for you, whoo'er you are,
For I llko tho way you walk
And you never, novor talk.
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4 POWKRH-TAlTV XUITIAI.S.
Jlr. Frod Powers nnd his bride
iro expected hero soon from their
honeymoon trip, having reached So
nttlo yoBtorday morning. Tho Mc
galm Ore, published nt Hlbblng,
Minn., rIvch tho following dotnlls
of tho young couplo'B mnrlngo:
On Wednesday morning nt C
'clock' Miss Evn Talty, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. 1 Tnlty of tho Ma
honing location, and Frederick W.
Powers of Mnrshflold, Oregon, wore
Joined In tho holy bondH of wedlock
at tho Ilomnn Catholic Church of
tho Blessed Sacrament, Rov. Jas.
Ilognn rending the nuptial mass.
Only n fow relatives and othor most
Intlmnto friends were present nt
tho ceremony.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Powers loft on tho
early morning trnln Wednesday for
Minneapolis, where they Intended to
spend Kovernl dnys at the statu fair,
after which they plnnned on visit-
beautiful scenery and dollghtful cli
mate.
Friends of Mrs. Prouss will bo In
terested to learn that sho Is study
ing nt the San Diego Music Insti
tute. Sho Is taking piano nnd evolu
tion of musical form from Cieorgo
Edwards, nn artist and composer,
who Is attracting much attention
on tho Pacific Coast; sho also Is
mudylng esthetics of Dr. Henth
Uowdcn, formerly professor of esth
etics and philosophy nt VnBsar. Tho
San Dlogo Union of last Sundny
morning contained tho following
notlco: "Dr. Uowdon's class In
esthetics, nt the San Diego MubIc
Institute, mot as usual Tuesday
morning nt 10 o'clock to contlnuo
the subject of "tho Comic Con
sciousness," nnd particularly "Tho
Relation of Comody to Tragedy In
tho Drnmn." Mrs. Rosa Prouss
read nn origlnnl artlclo on "Tho Nn
turo of tho Comic In Art,' which
formed tho basis of an Interesting
nnd valuablo discussion by tlrt)
class."
puoohkss CLUii.
A spoclnl mooting of tho mom
burs of tho Progress club was hold
yesterday nftornoon with Mrs. M. C.
Mnlonoy, at which tlmo Mrs. J. M.
Upton was appointed as dclegnto to
read a paper before tho Coiulllo
Educational Longuo. Arrangements
wore mndo to gtvo tho annual club
party at tho homo of Mrs. J. W.
Donnott on tho ovonlng of Soptom
ber 30, nnd tho husbands of tho
ladles will bo Invited. Tho first
regular mooting of tho club will bo
with tho prcsldont, Mrs. M. C.
Mnlonoy, on October 7, nnd tho
subject will bo "Travel Dny," In
chnrgo of Mrs. Scngstnckcn.
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HL'MXEK SOCIAIj A SUCCESS.
Th6 bnznnr nnd soclnl given by
tho lndlos of Sumner last Saturdny
evening wns n succcs financially nnd
socially, dcsplto tho lnclomont wea
ther. Most of tho peoplo of Sumnor
Valley, nccompnnlcd by visiting
Ing Mrs. Powora' slstor, Miss Violet
Tnlty, who Is tnklng tho nurse's frlonds, assembled enrly nt tho hall
training In a Mllwnukco hospital, whoro thoy enjoyed n pleasant social
From tboro thoy will go west to
their future homo In Mnrshflold,
Oregon, via tho central transconti
nental routo.
Doth Mr. and Mrs. Powers npont
tliolr boy nnd girlhood dnys hero,
and both were graduated from tho
local high school. As n eonso
quenro they possess nn envlnblo elr
rlo of frleudH In tho city who will
, vlsh thorn never ending liapplnosH
through life. Deviating n trifle
from tho strictly news feature of
tho event, tho young mnu hereof
might udd that ho has It from hoiiio
of Mr. and Mrs. Powers' old school
mates that they feel deeply grieved
to think that nn opportunity was
not given them to give tho newly-
wods such n farewell iih wns fitting
nnd becoming members of tho "Old
flunrd" (all of which will probn-j tho Jar.
tlmo while mirth nnd Jollity ruled
tho hours. Mcanwhllo tho Misses
Mabel Mills nnd Jonnlo Catching
dispersed sweets from tho candy
booths, Miss Fredn Holm nttended
to tho wants of tho thirsty nt tho
punch nnd lomonndo Btnnd, whllo
Mrs. Clarenco Harris presided nt
tho booths for tho wilo of fancy ar
ticles, rcady-iundo clothing, ote.
Mile. Mystic, In tho dim rercsscs
of her caverns consulted tho planets
nnd revealed tho future to the cur
ious, whllo the grab box In chnrgo
of Airs. W. II. Farrln, wnH nn attrac
tion only rivalled by tho guessing
contest nt tho bean Jar, whoro MIbh
Mny Holandor recordod tho various
OHtlmatoH nnd announced Doltnns
Dyer winner on a guess of 1191,
against 1200 bonus, tho contents of
iy muni mm-!' i mi MiiiieniH w At lut.'IO n nlco supper wns served
h.,". , ii T ,VoworH 8t;,,0", ,,n'fl.l tho dining hall, consisting of .n'.
! know io, JiTV ",U' r,,mV00' ''. Hnndwlches nnd othor dol-r-nlrlreof
nnd the ,,,7 ,"
urn jinn nnisi iii'uriny wiiu .Mr. i
amount added to the proceeds of tho
PERSONAL notices of rlaltora
In tho city, or of Coos Day people
who Tislt In other cities, together
with notices of toclal affairs, ar
lladly receded In the aodal do
partment Telephone 133. No
tlco of club meetings will be pub
llihed and aocroUrlea are kindly
requeated to furnlah same.
platform, both young nnd mlddlo
nged, who hnd gnthored to witness
tho "old tlmo dnncc."
Ono of tho women snld, (nnd she
blushed when sho said It), that tho
dnnco did not brenk up until aftor
midnight and It was the first tlmo
that somo of them hnd dnncod for
40 years. Quito a fow of tho pio
neer families in nnd around Myrtlo
Point wore rcprcBontod.
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CItESCEXDO CIjUU.
Tho MIbbcb Hago of North Dond
were hostcBsos Wednesday ovonlng
to tho mombora of tho Croscondo
Club, honoring Roy Marlon Whoolor
of Portlnnd. A plonsnnt ovonlng
of music nnd gnmos wna onjoyod.
At "Progressive Peanut" Profosaor
C. A. Davidson captured tho prize.
A dollclous thrco courso luncheon
wns sorvod by tho hostess to tho fol
lowing gucstB! Mr. nnd Mrs. It. P.
Swonrlngcn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoolllng,
'Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Davidson, Miss
'Mnrjorlo Swcarlngon, Miss Knthor
Ino Swoarlngon, Mre. Jennings, MIbs
Otella Hoolllng, Miss Ellzaboth
Jennings, Miss Amy Jones, Mlsa
Clover Mlllor, Miss Ocrtrudo Now
klrk, Mrs. Nowklrk, August Hool
llng, Roy Cnrr, E. R. Fluoklgor,
and guest of honor, Roy Marlon
Whoolor.
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CHURCH PICNIC.
Mombors of tho Swedish Luth
ornn church enjoyed nn outing on
Catching Inlet nt tho Solnndor plnco
laBt Thursday, tho Inunch Allco II.
bolng chnrtorod for tho occasion,
nt which about 7fi or 80 wore pres
ent. Aftor a bounteous picnic din
ner, Bomo oxcollently rendered pin
no Bolectlons wore onjoyod and a
Bpecch by Rov. Oslund nnd Bongs
In which ovoryono Joined. Rov.
Oslund, wlfo nnd children returned
homo Frldny morning, tho others
arriving In town about 7 o'clock
Thursdny ovonlng.
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YOUXfl FOLKS' I'AIITV.
I.nst Tuesday ovonlng Clifford
Dowiib very plensnntly ontertnlned
n fow of his friends nt tho hore
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. '..
Downs of South Drondwny. Tho
evening wns happily spent In music,
Mr. Ilaynnrd contributing very much
to tho ovonlng's enjoyment with his
vocal nnd InBtrumoutnl selections.
(Continued on Pngo Eight.)
Oregon Agricultural College
mill lm Piiu-mii' iiihiiv iiii.i.i,., "' '" """"' '" ,11" "ti ui ing
i:x(5.(ji:.mi:ts.
Colporteur hont.
The Indies who contributed food and
urtleleH for sale, nnd those assisting
In the preparations for the event
uprn Mru O V Vnlunn Mm l
FrlemU of MIhs Ellznbeth Cex . l'urrln. Mrs. A. 1). Iloo'ue. Mih!
and Mr Charles l.oure.v hao been m. jj. iwrUor. Mm. II. W. Sunford.
sppnapii ur uiuir anprnm-iiiiiK ""P Mia. A. 1). Wright. Mrs. Clara Noah,
tlalH 'I he oxHi-t .Int.. has not boon, yn. Clmrlos Solnndor. Mrs. J. W
announced. Mlsa Cox Is uu elllclent Cuehlnn. Mr. V. Mills. Mr. Clnr
emplnye of the .MarhfIold pontolllco ,. Harris. Mrs. Fred Hansen. Mrs.
and Mr. I.owrey Is naUtant time- i. n Mn.ihim i n.,,.1 ?..n.,nir
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-.,.. ... ... . ... .,... ,,,. .hi. Jim. w, v. nurrls. and M Uses Mny
I.ItU I'm lu llf.ll' .tf.M.f I.IU. ,. Iwi.ll.. .... n . ... ,. .
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Souih Mijrshflold and ban spout the ,. Stutsman of Marshfleld
ru,.t.r hi inu u. a. niniiii uui. .Mr. Mra. c. Harris, and Mlaaes Mny
iroy Is now eriHtlng n home on slander nnd draco Snnford. Thoso
mill lourtli street. Mis Con l) n.ntrlbtitlng money were Mrs. M.
i- iluiiRliler of .laiiuva . Cox of A. VW1II 0f Sumner nnd Mtw. A.
mom of hor life on tho Hay. Moth
the uliUK people htlo a lliibt of
Mi n. lx wiiu will unite In oMondlng
foil' llMtlOHB.
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AXXIVHIISAltV.
hast Sundny Mr. and Mr. Chns.
fatauff entortiiliiiul at illnnor in lion
This grent Institution opens its
doors for tho fnll somestor on Sep
tember l!0th. Courses of Instruction
Includo: Gcncrnl Agriculture, Ah
ronomy, Anlmnl Husbandry, Dal'y
Husbandry, Dnctorlology, Dotany nnd
Plant Pnthology, Poultry Huabanil
ry, Horticulture, Entomology, Vot
erlnnry Sclonco, Civil EnglneorIn,
Eloctrlcnl Engineering, Mcchnnlcal
Engineering, Mining Englnooring,
Hlghwny Engineering, Domostlc Sci
ence, Domestic Art, Commorco, For
estry, Phnrmncy, Zoology, Chemistry,
Physics. MnthomnHcs. English Lnn
guago and Literature, Public Speak
ing, Modern Lnngunge. History, Art,
ArcMtecturo, Industrlnl Pedagogy,
Physical Educntlon, Military Sclonce
and Tastles, and Music.
Catnloguo and Illustrated lltera-
turo mnlled freo on nppllcntlon. Ad
dress: Registrar, Oregon Agrlcul
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i4 tural College, Corvnllls, Oregon.
Last Wednesday ocuuied one of.SoI'Q'd Your Opens .Septoinber iii
Hie most uiiImuo nnd onjovnble
events that the people of Mvrtle
Point and KiiiroundliiK towns have
over wltnossel. when the old nlo-
noors of Coos minty hold a remi
nd
oi in me mini womiiik niiiiivoiwtry Ion nt that place. .Mnrshflold wns
of Mr. and Mis llenj. Oslllnd. not a well riinumiii -,. v.
Thoi,e prweut were Honor Kiioats. I poo tod. Mrs. O Hansen l.lin, ti.n
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... .I..H ..no. ii. i. wbiiiiiii huh in. oniy one ntteiuiinn from this nliiee
tie ititlliillttll'. Mill'li. Mr mill Miu .1.. 11... f. .......... .. , .,...'
,, . , , ... . . '" " nnriiiuuii, u inre picnic
I eii i Johnson and l.lnur Johnson, , illnnor was spread In the Dixon
Mih Harvey (lilfflth and l.muliter. move and no party of voutm peoplo
1 .'mi of San Fruiulwo, Mr. Nel ex er enloved h illnnor ninn n...n .11.1
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You Don't Get Mad
iiiiMfiii, n. nun jin, moat, u inn i ni.i nnniii.. r r-.w., ..
Clm.i.-i stauff mid little .1 uightei , tlit evenln.- grew ehlllv. n roiirhiK
Mar .ret and l'. e Marlon. . bonfire was made nnd nround this
. . . " the nierrvniiikerij ciitlmi-Mil in rmmu.
it vt..vi?, t.t t.,t t "-lltiifo and to talk over the
JJLi,iiI,Aki f"'8, ,in,h t,n'1 nml haiw- wh,,,M
,.: ,m(l ,aUe l),0PO In tlio lnya Rone'
Mrs lohii 1'i.m -n of San DIoko by. Tho largo platform was the
writes many lnt lesiinK fuels nbout scene of lively confusion, ns Inter,
that part of the lountry. which' on. the old ireiitleiiion linmn tn
sceuis 10 oi nttiaiting iiuuli atten uliooso tliolr partners for the grand
Hon from nrtlstb. uuislilnus and lit-! man h. which was lend bv Pol ltnsn
oraiy folks, as well as numerous, of Handon and Mrs. Ilonder of Mvr-
iium nay nenpie on imount of Itsltle Point, sister of ex-Congrossninn
Herman. The square dances, old
fashioned polka and others were
dnncod during the evening nnd such
dunce music ns tho "Arkansas Trh
velor." plnyed by one nnd somo
times two fiddles nnd ono gultnr,
ocenslonod shouts of laughter and
cheers from the crowds around tho
SVIJiELLA COltSh'TS
may bo obtained In Marshdeld from
frs. Anuia Holland,
Corset tor.
152 So. 6th St, Phone 200X.
nnd throw away your linen when It
comes back from our Laundry
There Is no reason for nnythlng but
bntlsfaction in the condition of the
llnon we send baik to your home
Our methods of washing and Iron
ing provide anlnst any Injury to
the most dollcnte fabrics. We give
you high grado work but charge
only roasonnblo prices. Our prompt
dellvorlos pleaso our patrons.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PHOXE MAIN .".7-J.
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N either case we want to see you. We work conservatively;
feeling our way as we go. The clothes vou see here NOW
can be bought according to your own" standards or in accord
with ours. In either case, you will receive positively reliable
clothes and a certain standard of style that will please you more
than you ever have been pleased.
The Steimi Blodh and
Eramidegee Kkc&id & Co, Clothes
are wonderfully good and dependable. Then,
they are styled with the rare elegance and
individuality seldom seen outside of a custom
tailor's work. Won't you have a look at
these clothes ? You'll enjoy it. Do.
aitson
Magimes & M