THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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CONTRIBUTIONS concerning
social happenings, intonded for
publication In the society depart
ment of The Times, must bo sub
mitted to the editor not later
than C o'clock p. m., Prldny of
each week. (Exceptions will bo
allowed only In cases where the
events occurred later than the
time mentioned.) .
PERSONAL notices or visitors
In the city, or of Coos Day peoplo
who visit in other cities, together
with notices of social affairs, arc
gladly received In the soclnl de
partment. Telophono 133. No
tices of club meetings will bo
published and secretaries uro
kindly requested to furnish same.
how, .Mrs. V. A. Held and children,
.Mrs. C. A. Sehibredo, .Mrs. C. II.
Alurflh, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Wilson
and daughter, Mrs. M. .1. Anderson,
Misses Alice Tlckell, Mamie Gulov
san and Prances l-ranse.
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ciass picnic.
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file members nnd friends of Clnss
No. I, of tlie Baptist Sunday School, and Wllda, of Salem. 10. S.
SllJ,S'e(Ltt ,,,cn,c Thiirailny to the ,., ai ,Jlirzeo BP tw, )rothers,
.. T. Thomas ranch at Al egany, ... . r.. ,
.,., i .,, ,.P Atiu ii ' Mrs. V. M. Slegmund Is i
tiih soX(J ok tin: swatthii.
Swnti Swatt Swat!
With muscles weary and worn,
With arms that throbbed with pain.
A swntlng man with a glassy
eye
Sent up this sad rorrain:
I have broken the chandelier,
I have ruined the parlor lamp,
And the gold-fish bowl Is no longer
whole,
And the rug therefore Is damp.
I have broken the rocking onalr,
I have muttered in words of sin
When I slipped and fell an awful
yell
And lit on my nose nnd chin.
I have stumbled down tho stairs,
1 have swatted with might and
main,
With a mighty smash I broke out n
sash
And removed a window pane.
They have begged mo that I should
stop,
Hut mv burning and tense reply
Is that 1 shall swat till at last I've
got
'lM.lt, ulntrlii iitiiinvlllir fll
The Marshtleld I.oduo of Elks w
Wslvo miotlusr of tho Kork'H of monthly
From cellar to attic, too. , dancing parties at the Masonic Hall
Hut the fly I sought as I yearned VUulnesdny vnihiB. AiiBust 27.
to swat i.MesarH. Crosthwalto, Hlldcnbrand and
With maddened speed still flow. 1 1p" ro tho committee In
1 have splintered a cut glass bowl, V,'11,1. T lnfo,'.mnl nml for
, , , ., , members and their fain es or ady
I have scratched the piano case. fr0miH .
j p.j are wireus uiui Hirmgs oi u
hundred things
I have ruined about the place.
rovla, Calif., will take place at the
home of tho bllde'H parents, Dr. nnd
Mrs, C. W. Tower, In Marshfleld
about September 1. It will be a
quiet homo affair, only relatives and
a few close friends In attendance.
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Mr. Andre Kilo (lagnon Is Issuing
Invitations for the marriage of his
niece, .Miss .Marie iletlwldge I'olrler,
to Mr. George Edward Iloiinessy.
The nuptials will be solemnized at
St. Monica's Catholic Church In Mar
ulif1i1l nt 8 ii'i'lnrk .Motutnv moi'lllim.
September 15, and will be followed
by a wedding dinner ni me nomo oi
Mr. (lagnon at Hunker Hill. The
lii.'ili.ln.li linu iiiniln lir.. Iimnn with
her uncle on Coos Hay for the past
two years ami is a most ciianiiinj;
young woman. Mr. Hennessey has
been connected with the C. A. Smith
company for the past few years nnd
is an excellent young num.
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IMiK.lSAXT OITI.NO'.
and were the uuests of Miss Hazel
Cowan. During tho day croquet,
music and sports were indulged In,
and a sumptuous picnic dinner serv
ed. Among those enjoying the out
ing were: Miss Alice lllchnrdson,
Miss Volvn Itoss, Miss Lulu Hensou,
Miss Hnttle Kehreld, Miss Zella
Swluford. Miss Alice Tlckell, Mr.
and .Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Lettle Cowan,
Miss Kotn I.awhorne, Miss Hnzel
Cowuu, .Miss Gussle Cowan and Mas
ter Clyde I.awhorne.
ELKS' DANCE
0 men with knowledge of germs,
0 men, who write and advise,
Do you give a thought to the dnm-
ago wrought
When you force us to swat tho
flies?
1 will follow thnt fly right on.
1 will batter It whig and hoof,
Though I smash the floors and the
walls and doors
And the windows and screens and
roof!
Swat! Swat! Swat!
SUXD.W PICNIC
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. P. Murch, Mr.
and Mrs.. Hugo Qulst, Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin of Minneapolis, W. isakson,
Uollle Crultt and Geo. Murch .lr.
composed a picnic party who spent
last Sunday at the Murch minimer
homo on South Coos Hiver.
I M'TIIKItAX PICNICS. I
Tl-o Ladles' Society or tho Mnrshlleld
Swedish Lutheran Church enjoved
an outing nt the Chas. Solnniler
With clothing tattered and torn. ' n.i, ,,.... . .... L" i.XV .r""'."V:
W'l'' ""!?,? V"11 ,Auhu.". !Un.",n' i"1'" KO.M! nttWdunce urni
. ....... .,,.. .mi, ,,,.r nn unit everyone unit a gooil time.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. S. Harzee, of
North Hend, nnd Mr. and MrB. Max
Timmeriiinu nnd sous, Gale and
Dolph, or .Mnrshlleld, have returned
from Charleston Hay, where for the
past week they .entertained tho fol
lowing guests: Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G.
Harzee nnd daughter, Wiliun, of
Corvallls, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Slegmund and daughters, Eugenn
and
and
Slegmund Is their
sister. The hostesses prepared
crabs, clams, mussels and rock
oysters In such a manner that all
declared tho sea food very deli
cious.
Mr. Timmcrmnn gave them num
erous rides on the bay in his
launch. They also, went by private
conveyance to dlnerent points of in
terest, all of which they greatly
enoyed. The guests will remain
on the Hay a few days when they,
with their hosts nnd hostesses, will
go to Gulden nnd Sllvor Palls to
camp, hunt nnd rish for a season,
after which they will return to
their homes.
Mr. Selgmund nnd family and Mr.
Harzee nnd family left vcster.lnv In
their rigs via Allegany for their
homes nt Snloni and Corvallls, re
spectively.
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! AIi'Alt GUILD. I
annuity sciiooi or tlie church Is
pmiiniiiK lor Its anniinl picnic to
be held on Coos River Wednesday.
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WILL WED SOO.V.
worn
Still muttered his wild refrain,
f-
npllE GOWNS worn nt afternoon August 27
I gatlierlngs are so varied In col-,
orlng that the assemblage of,
young guests present u gay picture. '
Many of tlie quite young matrons!
nnd some of tlie girls have suddenly t'has. ' Power, mi,, fif ll
affected black, which Is quite the ors of the Orphouin Theater left
fad In New York Just now. These j tills week for Portland and Cottnuo
gowns serve to set orr tlie brilliant
.cerise, blues, greens ami purples
worn by the other girls and are,
too, most becoming to a tuettv wo
man, but only to a pretty one, and
sue must nave u good complexion
nnd enrry herself well to wear black
successfully.
Auction bridge has lost none of
its popularity. Eastern friends sav
that innovutloiiH are being introduc
ed Into miction ami will be In evi
dence In the lull, but, so far, the
local players enjoy the diversion
vltrout any addlt'ons. Many plav
an exceptionally line game, not for
the sake of Hie prizes, an Is fro
qiieutly stilted about society women,
but iih an iuterestliii; pastime and
test of skill.
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The North Rend Altar Guild met
Thursday nt .Mrs. I. H. Hurtle's
home. A very pleasant afternoon
was spent, during which dainty re
freshments wcro served. The host
ess was assisted In serving by Mrs.
II. O'Mnra. Those present were:
Mrs. II. G. Horn. Mrs. George Ever
Itt, .Mrs. John Lennnn, Mrs. Sheldon
Lonnnn. Mrs. Paul Dlnnnlek, Mrs.
.1. W. Gardiner. .Mrs. H. E. Hur
melster, Mrs. A. E. Morton, Mrs.
A. Phillips, Mrs. L. M. Hylor, Mrs.
H. O'Mnra. Mrs. Perkins. .MIkskx
The Gortrudo Mnndlgo nnd Olive Phillips.
CLl'lt PICNIC
Mum-. Aiuiougii no toriiiul nn
nniinroiuent Hits been made, rela
tives state that 1 mi, i Miuu Mil
dred Pool will be married nt the
mine or uer parents In Cottage
xtinc miuu,
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I SOCIAL SKWI.NG fLl'll.
day.
Mrs. Thomas will lie hostess to
i' members of the Social S..uh..r
and their guests next Thurs-
.MEET X EXT WEEK
The North Hend Thimble Club will
; entertained next Prldny, August
22, by Mrs. L. K. Strate.
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A. X. W. oi' l'IXti
MEETING POSTPONED
The meelliiK of i, Mlnule-Wls
nib which was scheduled to be held
al the luiiiie or Mrs. Char. I.:l Clmp.
elle has been ludellnltely postponed.
WEDDINGS
Members of the A. N. W. Club
and i. number of rlmnls enjoyed
one or the most delightful niiilngs
or Hie season lust Tuerday nt ln
siiiiniicr bmiie of Malor and Mm.
Morion Tower, on South Coon River.
The Alice II wua chartered for the
dny, lakliuc the extiimioiiUiH up In
tlie moriiiir and brlu-.iuit (hem bm-k
in the eveiiluit. The weiitber wan
ilelkhirul and the day was upent In
iliMiitiiK nod itttHiiiii In ih.t Hlimht ,n-
lii of tlu iniiBi lii'iiiiHful uiu,iu I,, l erlck Wlllin- lllt'lit 1. ........
Sciinhwosifni Ore-.ou. At neon, a i NiUcopul Church at s o'riock Prl
siiinptuoiiK pi.nle dlnii.T was eiiJov-!"'v 'U'u1iik. August !.. The wed-
d n feat nr.. or whli!, was a laiKe ' l"'omlse i0 be mw or the mont
chilli Ihe Mulor u.ur.lil and ' 'lllant ,,f uw Heiuon. After a
Hit ceaii.. Mm. I.. M. Noble . honeymoon trip to Puuie's old
'd Mr.'. To i.. il .i'ltm n,. .i... I lioin - nmn VI i.. ...... i.. ...
. (tl. , .ii-(..nn null OIIHM'
Owing to so ninny or the mem
bers being out of town, the annual
picnic or the Ladles' Art C'"'
which had been postponed soveral
times, nt Charleston Hay. Inst Sim
my was not ns great a success as
had been expected. Howevor what
the party lacked in numbers thov
inadc up In gooiirollowshlp nnd thov
hnd enough fun to supply oven
inose who could not bo present.
Among those present were; .1. A
Hlntt and wife nnd daughter. W. E.
Hoagland nnd family. E. n. Mc
Arthur and family, W. H. Curtis
and family, Horsey Kreltzor and
ra mlly. Dr. Vniiglinn and family.
.uix. i.iuig mid tnnilly. p. . storev
and fninlly. Mrs. Crosthwult and
children. Mr. and Mr.i. Curtis, ami
Mr. and Mra. P. M. riye.
The club will resume ;ts regular
meetings the last Prldny In October
hostess. " V' Va,,Klm" W,U ,u,
ADD PA I (TV,
Mm. Mary llrownlinr un,i i,.f
latioiiM this k for the niurriiiKe
of her dmighier. .MUh Alum, to .',vd-
Air. aiK .Mrs. w. r iinii....
tallied a few l'rleiid Inrnfirmii,. ..
cards at their homo Wednesday 'eve-'
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iV . -hi, uii-ir Kiiesis wire,
Dr. and .Mrs. Hurtle and Mr. mid I
Mrs. Warren Painter, a crawfK'i
supper was enjoyed. Tlie affair was
III honor of fhfir rmuln .!,.. i I
uit...t,ll.. . . . - -in:
i-.'iiuiiiK ii ii-w weoits op the Hay
; .
LANDO'S
.(GOOD GOODS)
OUR. FIRST THREE SALES
CONTAINED HAItGAINS l-'OR THE WOMEN. NOW WE A HE ClOIXCi TO (JIVE T,,: M,,
AS
V MKANS OK ACgi'AINTIN(. VOC WITH Ot'H LAIUJE AND COMPLETE L' i.ii,T...
WE OPKKIt THE KOLLOWIXG HEDl'CTIONS KOIt THE COMING WEEK; "''NT
ItcRiilar SIMM)
In nil
rotors nnd
.duipcs.
Regular $'J.r(
in nil
hIiuih'n nml
color.M.
AH $ 1 i and $2 Hats Reduced to $ 1
PANAMAS AND STETSONS AT LlltERAL HEDCCTIOX. SEE OCR WINDOW.
LANDO'S
(GOOD GOODS)
EN.IOV OPTING
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I Noble. Mi m r lUome In Miimlitleld.
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Last Suiwlay a pariv of Norte
iim'i m!V ,n-,."v,,'I I'l'iilc at the
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l-Hlkenstoi,, B,i fUy f!ll w, , l
or and faintly. Mr. ti. Mm. V
I'nn.s. Ulph Simpson, .left- llartn.a,.
'esse lluye. Mm. llurinelster and
son. JameH Mm. v. I. Hrluhnm
.laughter, MU. ,, : 'a',, d "G.a'.h .
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Iu tho Circuit Court' of tto ta
of Oregon, Tor the Coiin.VSJJ!
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L. Starhlrd. Doreiulnnu ...
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In tho name or tho Slttun
son, you nre herehv nntifu
you nre required to appear fa t
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weoka rrom the "tli iinv ai u
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you Blinll rail to nppoar and vm
hum uonipiaint on or before i
Otll (IllV Of Senlelillior Ull ,
ItiHt day of the tlmo prejcrlWI
inu oroer tor uie puljllcatioa cli
SiiininoiiH, for want thereat i
Plaintiff will niiiily to th r
for the relief demanded Inert!;
niu i iiici. Hiineiiieiu or ivhlcti Hi
ioiiowh, to-wit:
That tho Plaintiff have Into
nKiiliiHt you for the sura oil
Thouunud Dollars mnnfUfll i
Intereat thereon at tho rate dt'i
(M per cent per aaiiiini frocu
27th day of June. 1912. tie n
of Two Hundred Dollars (PI.H
uttorney reen. nnd ror Iter rosttu
illaliiirsenients In this suit: i!u!i
n decreo that Plnlntlff'j mortd
ih n iiiHt nnd prior Hon tpcai
premises hereinafter described;!
ho n decree foreclosing ill
rlKht, claim, Interest, title i
"unity of you. tho said WIIU
Starhlrd nnd lOilna I,. StarblrU
cludliiK equity or redemption, i
of nil tho Defendants above ti:
fl 11 1 nnnli fi it 1 nil unrannl fW
. tiini itii jaiDvui w
'by. throiiKh or under you or ti
In or to tho sa d tnortsased pi
orty descrlhed" as follows, to-itl
Knnt hair or Houtlieast quinei
.Section Soventeen, the nonai
nunrtor of northeast ouirter
Section Twonty, and the nortw
iiuurtor or the northwest m
or Section Twonty-nae, all In T
Hhlp Twonty-rivo South, or t
Twolvo west or Willamette
(linn. In Coos County, Oregon."
And Hint the Court KakeiiJ
der of wile directing that Mij"
property nnd all the rights '
DoroiiilnnlH Minrnln tin sold IS
nor provided for by
Halo of roa property upon
Hon. and thnt Plaintiff or W
tho purtles to tho suit BJJJ
conio purcliaserH, nan aiso i
other and further reiiei " "
t.ourt Bhnll seem meet '
iihlo
Servlco or this Summon !
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'iiiur 'l nuns iiihu" . jl
nblo John S. Coke, Judge 1
nbovo ontitled Court, on w'
dny or July. 1912, dlrectW
pnbllcntion therein In the CW1
Tlmna n iinu-Rlinncr nUDUMf.
Mnrahflold, Coos County. J
for onco n week for the w9.
six. .consecutive weeks. (l
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