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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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' an argument for living on Coos Bay both to yourself and to the M
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ATTICS I) WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. AnBgnr Lngtsretrom
and Cornell Lagorstrom tiro now in
Minneapolis where on Thursday thoy
attend tho mnrrlago of fnclr sister,
Miss Lydla Theodora Lagerstrom to
tho Rev. Robert L. Lcathermnn of
Mt. Pleasant. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Smith, unde and aunt of tho brldo
were also in attendance and MIbs
Adollno Smith was tho maid of hon-,
or. Mr. Cornell Lagerstrom Is ex
pected to roturn hero next week but
Mr. and Mrs. Ansgar Lagerstrom
will remain In tho oast for a longer
stay.
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COOS HAY GI11L HKTURN8 I
Hor many friends Join In welcom
ing Miss Pearl watKins, wno was u
passenger on tho Urcakwatcr, arriv
ing on Coos Iloy today, having cros-
sod tno conunont 10 spenu n iu
weeks with hor folks at "Tho
Cedars." Hoarty congratulations nro
extended this Coos Bny girl for tho
romarKauio success sua hub uuumuu
during theso throo yoars.
In April, lllll. miss yuuuw mu
of her good work In this production.
hor photograpn appoarca , luu ...
torlal supplements of tho Now YorK
......MomiMm. "II V. Koltll 0
Harlem Opera Houso Block Com
pany." A signal honor, this, at Uje
closo of hor first yoar's work on tber
stage. After a month at Sobec
Lake, Malno, this Beason has beco-
playod with u. t n.oiwi u""'
Stock Company at Brooklyn, N.
and tho Lyceum Stock at New Brit
ain, Conn. . .
Miss WntkinB nou noi ouw -
qunlntnnco In tho East whoa she
left hero, but through tho presp an
lottcrs frQm rolntlvoa of friends,
many mossagos of admlrat on bavo
reached Coos Bay concerning ' tnw
bravo Coos Bay girl from far Ore
gon, who, by hor untiring effortsv
has mndo a placo for liorsclf In her
chosen profession."
On looming that somo of liar
schoolmates wished to follow In ber
footstops, Miss Watkins Bald: "Let
no ono enter this flold unless every
fibre of their bolng coIIb for ex-
MB4nn jilnncr Hinfln HnOB. for It S
unremitting hard work and a strong
fight ono must put up to succeed
and I bavo boon oxcoptlonnlly for-
tunato. .... .
"Tho faith and loyalty of my fam
ily and frlonds havo, boon my malt'
Ice Cream
RICH
WIIOLKSOMK
Orders for parties, banquots
tad dlnnors filled promptly.
If It l BARTER'S It's all
right
Sarters'
Front street. Phono 333-J.
Wickham House
AT COQUILLB
Will ho m.()h'iip(1 for busl-
nous .piii I.
Voiir piitroiuige nollcltod
Mrs. J. R. Wickham
PROP.
QUATERMAS STUDIO
QUALITY PHOTOS
! Opposite Blanco. Hotel.
STADDEN
lUi KINDS of PHOTOGRAPHIC
FORK, Bromide Enlarging Mud
Finishing.
Suits Cleaned and Pressed.
Suits modo to Order.
Give Us a Trial.
UNIQUE PANTATORIUM
M UOYLE & 0. O. nAGGETT
Le?tral Avo. Phono 2B0-X
HEYWOOD
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MISS PRARYj WATKlKfl
$fo
Reed Carriages, English Wood Body
Perambulators, and Reed Sleepers.
You'll express nothing but admiration
if you come here for baby's Go-Cart or
Carriage. '
The designs are so pretty and the
models so strongly built that they will ap
)eal to you at once the prices, too, will
)e worth considering, 'for they are the very
owest you will find.
"Why Pay More"
Johnson-Qulovsen Co
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for Boston to tnlco a courso In Ex
pression. Just throo years ago to
day sho onterod school thorc. Two
months later sho was sent as "oxtra,"
supporting Bernhardt In "Madnmo
X." This was hor iirst iook uomnu
tho scones. Two yoars' work was
covorod In tho summer and wlntor
torms, when hor extraordinary ability
as an Impersonator madu possible
tho commencement of a career
dreainod of from childhood.
Playing "extra" with John Craig's
Castlo Sauara Stock Company in
Boston was tho prlnior class for hor,
Thon followod tho summer stock on
Kncemont with tho Llndsoy-Morrls-
on Company, whon sho pluyed as
"Anno Hamilton," undor which nnmo
sho bus continued,
fltlll wlshlne to norfoct hor oduca
tlon, In Septombor, 1012, sho enter
ed tun uraninuc uoparimont or tuo
Now i;nglund Consorvafory of Music
and In two wcoks was sent as "ox
tra," supporting "Tho Greyhound"
Company 111 tholr Broadway pro
duction of that namo. Her work
won spoclal attention of mauagers
and dlroctors and tho Ingenue rolo
was offered hor,
In this sna in a do good, playing
sovoral weeks In each city, covering
BoBton, Providence, Atlantlo City,
Ifrooklyn and Nowark,
Then followed engagements with
the Carrick Players. Elmlra, N. Y,;
Lyceum Stock at Wilmington, Dolu
ware. Buhlor-Sablno Playors, Tole
do, Ohio. Roturnlng to New York
In Juno, sho supplied, tho ingenue
rolo In "Tho Tnlkors." On account
Twin City Steam Laundry
Tfe Laundry That Always Treats You Right
stay. 1 can novor toll you whatf
this has meant to mo. Tho article
In tho homo papors mentioning my
progross in such hopeful torms bavo
boon a groat encouragement. I con
sldored tho article In Tho Times at
tho oponlng of this season's work,
tho best pross notlco I havo bad."
I II. W. M. O. I
Tho Baptist Women's Mlsslonarr
Clrclo mot with Mrs. 0. 8, Hoffman.
Wednesday and spent a long after
noon's work with papers and read
ings on Burmah, Mrs, Doll was
in chnrgo of tho program and pro
durod an excellent ono. Sovoral
guests woro present, among them
Mrs Jar. Wall, Mrs. Painter, Mrs.
Lyons, Mrs. Glass and Mrs. Mc
Carty. Tho ntombor guests pros
out Included Mosdumos Carpontor,
Lowls, Coroy, Marsh, Patchett, Hoff
man and Doll, Miss Gulovson, Mrs.
Hohs, Wright, Ash, Dixon, Black,
Sutherland and I to v. (A. T. IfciM
ford. Tho program Included
Mrs. DoII'h paper on "First Work In
Burmuh," a paper by Mrs. Coroy on
"Ann Judson" and an ntlclo was read
by Mrs. Itosa on "Adonlron Judson."
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I HKKNNHA CLUB.
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Mrs. W. W. Laugworthy was host
ess to a dollghtful seMslon of tho
Bkonnsa Club at her homo yosterday
afternoon. Following a social time,
refreshments wero sorved. Tho club
will moot again noxt Friday with
Mrs. D. M. Charlcson. Thoso pres
ent yesterduy wore Mrs, Charloson,
Mrs. Mllo Sumner, Mrs, Howard
Suvago and Mrs. Lanuworthv'a
mother.
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HAY CITY CLUB.
Tho Bay City Ladlos' Aid will b
entertained next Wednesday at thu
I j Homo of Mrs. Allard, no mooting
naving uuuu nam mm weoK.
(Uontrnuod on Pago 10)
rieljin Kidney nndBlalder TroutTlTt
I Jfterybody Satisfied.
Evorywhoro people are taking
jFoloy Kidney Pills, and aro so satis
fied they urgo others to tako them
also. A. T. Kolly, Mcintosh, Ala.,
says "I recommend thom to all
who suffer from kldnoy troubles
and bachncho, for thoy nro flno."
Best thing you con tako for bnck-
,ache, weak back and rheumatism.
Owl Proscription Pharmacy. Frank
'D. Cohan. Opposite Chandler HotH,
Phono 71 Central Ayeiinj Drug
I Btore, local aguuey.
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