Cottage Grove sentinel., August 19, 1914, Image 7

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Mrs. M. W. Boyd in expected to re
turn home some time during the next
week. Hhe recently underwent n very
serious operation In Portland for a com
plication of diseuse», but ia improving
very nirely. Mr. Boyd has been with
her constantly «inet her operation
CUSTOM ERS DEMAND OF A
Bank courtesy and both the in-
clination and ability to accom­
modate patrons within bounds
that guarantee a safe and sound
institution. This bank is willing
to be judged by this measure.
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Mrs. Juinrs Hemenway expects to
leuve August 25 for a several weeks'
trip East. While gone she expects to
visit her old home in Indians, Chicago
sud West Virginia. Enrouts she will
sieo etop in Menttle for s visit with Mr.
Hemenway'• brother end family.
There was a time when moti any kind
Victor Chambers and Oiear Woodson
of n píe,lure would be accepted a» first went to Portland Hunday evening to
chi»». That wn» before the day o f Arm drive bark a Ford car from that city.
strong quality photo». They are made
Jerry Taylor o f l/ioilun, who bss been
at 24 North Hixtb.
a 12 1» very ill with pneumonia, la slowly un
His daughter, Mrs. A . H.
Misses Fern and Iv y Holcomb joined proving.
Mr». C. H. Burkholder at her eirup on Powell, bss been w'th him nearly ran
Mosliy Creek Mouday morning and s ill stnntly for the pest two weeks.
remain with her until the end o f the
Mr. end Mrs. K. K. Giltner, Mr. and
week.
Mrs. I). H. Hemenway, Miss Nellie
First National Bank j{
(i. W. Hunderson of Lornne purchased
four linn dairy cows and one steer of
pure HoDlein »train in Washington, Isat
week. He arrived in l^irsne with them
Thursday,
:: W i l l Y o u D o It ?
Tba Matron Shop has soother new Idea for catarlog to tbs pleasure and
profit of tbalr cliootolo
Wo wool to publish each wash a tooted recipe la this specs.
These
recipes will benefit ovary housewife in tba entire community, for
ovory on# who cooks, la of courso, constantly on tho look out for doll
clous new dishes to serve her family or her gasata Our favor to the
famous cooks of this community xrtll be tba publishing of those tested
root pas.
And now, comas tba point of your favor to as. Wa want to know be­
fore wo publish any recipes that really ora fine ones. Tot that reason
wa are asking that each of the ladles of tbs city and country who
bava a recipe which thay consider vary fine, to band U to us. and wa
xrtll publish It In this space signed with the contributors name
Who will be tks first to contribute?
Hemenway and
Koscoe Hemenway
motored up to C'nlnpooya Hpring» Hun
day.
To fie t T H E T S A N S H O P
Phone 48
Chss. Thornton, who has x»een very
ill for several months, has so far im
C. A. Nelson arrived Hunday from proved that he is able to walk about
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Warren, Minn , for a two w eek»’ visit town on bis crutches.
at the W. H. Ostrander home, where
Henry Nave, of Portland was in the
Mrs. Nelson and children have been city Hunday. Mr. Nave is the son of
guests for several month».
the late Dr. Henry Nave, Hr., who sev­
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. (i. Hauser of Ku- eral years ngo held the Presbyterian
gene were the guests o f Mr». Hauser's pastorate in this city.
M a n y M atters o f M o r e than Passing M om en t
parent», Mr and Mrs. G. B. Hawkin»
Mrs. N. E. Barrett of Eugene will
from Hunday until Tuesday.
arrive tomorrow for a visit with her
Any item In I h u i colume containing a key data on th. last lina tlmre­
Mr. and Mr». II. C. Khuflb-r left Tue» mother, Mrs. H. I.. Harms and her sister,
nt la paid advertising. (This announcement ia mad. in compliance
day fur Waynesville, N.
where they Mis» Deaaie Harm».
with the poatal regulation.)
will make their home.
Joe Perkins, jr., returned from Port
Rev. (i. T. Bunch, president of the land Haturday evening, bringing with
Houthern Oregon Conference o f the him his wife. They were married Wed
Mr». lin i Groff spani Hnturdny tu
Mr». Myra |)ob»un returned to Hnlrm Heventh Day Adventist church, will nesday in that city. They are at home
Minidity with Mi» F. Il ('unii ni her M outlay morning lifter having vi»ited speak Huturday afternoon at 2:30 at to tbeir friends in east Cottage Grove.
Inuin' ut Ymiriilln. Mr». Cimk i» ju»t here three week». Hhr wn» nrrompan the H. I). A. church, on the subject,
F. W. Hhaw and family arrived last
bcginning tu improve nfter n \rry wr led n» far a» Creowell on her return trip " T h e Armament of the Nation»— Wbat week from Myrtle Creek to take charge
iuu» ¡lini*»».
by M i»» Myrtle llrewcr.
It Means to the W orld.’ ’ Ail are in o f the E. C. I.athrop ranch on Coast
I absolutely guarantee to remove and vited.
Fork
Mr» liln Hturk» wrnl tu Kiigene Mmi
TWOreaVerOre^orT >
n f iltr C J n u m
With o«w building«, better equip­
ment. enlarged grounds, sod many ad­
dition» to its faculty, the University
of Oregoo will begin its thirty-ninth
year Tuesday. September IS.
Special training (or Business. Jour-
nilism. Law Medicine. Teaching. Li­
brary Work. Music, AKrhitetftnre.
Physical Training and Fine Arts.
I srgest and strongest departments
of liberal education.
C
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•Iny fur mcdieiil treatment.
HI h * n
perla tu I mi ginn' u wrek ur In i dava.
Mi»» Mnry Hartel», Fred Gurlrl» unii
•I. II. Ilnrti'l» wrnt tu Kugrne Moadny
un Ini.ini'»* in ronnrrtinn with
thè
luinkrupt »tiM'k uf Mi»» Hartel»
Mr. nini Mr». I ‘.
Cruoon retarne«!
limili' Mntutility evening
Mr. Crusoa
lui» beni drilling « r i i » al M m i r i l i , fm
Mime timi* nml Mr» ('rimun viatfrd at
I.rimana, Gearknrt, Newpor» timi Mmi
mr itiiring thr ululitli »lir ha» lirrn nttny
frmn hnme.
replace half »ole» und make rendjuat
Mr. and Mr». I -oui» A. Bender re
inent» without paiu to the | » . < k e t k turned Wednesday morning after bav-
l>r. (luff, Hboe llo»p|tal.
JlOtf ing »pent a number o f month» at Carl
Mr*. It. K. (iriawold, who underwent ton. They spent the three weeks ju»t
a »eriou» operation nt the Kugrne ho» prior to returning here with relative»
Mr. Bender i» employed
pitul alioot ten day» ago, is doing nirely at Ht. Helt'ii».
und it i» thought that »be will be home by thr P. H. l ogging Co.
»••me time within the neat two week».
A ïe» I.undbefg was down from Cham
The Albert Kirhmond nnd Nelson pion Haturday.
I in, hum families left yesterday morn
Mr. and Mr». II. F. Coffin of Portland
mg for l.undpark, where they will join visited Mr. and Mr». Cha». Adama from
the Itede and Umphrey camping party. Tuesday until Monday.
Mr. and Mr*. It. H. Hwrngrl nnd Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Giltner and Ko»
Mr». It. M W atrr» uf M ni funi la thr Jennie Fiabbiirn returned Monday from r ie Hemenway arrived in the city fron
giirat uf hrr purrnl», Mr. ami Mr». O hi » an automobile trip to Crater Lake. I'ortlnnd Wednesday. They made the
They were away a week.
trip by automobile. Mr. and Mr». Gilt-
liuti m.
In the Hooth " quality '*■ in quite gen ner expect to be here, a* the gue»ts of
Mr». Krziati Yratrli Irft Mumlny fur
erally applied to the upl^r elan» by the Mr*. G iltner'» sister, Mr». I). H. Hem
Crrawrll where »hr » i l i pay hrr limigli
lower classes. In Cottage drove ‘ ‘ quni rnway, until about Heptember 1.
trr a Imig viait.
i t y ' ’ is applied to Armstrong photos by
all elnsaes.
RANGES,COOK STOVES
HEATERS
Why not reduce the cost of your in
suranre. LESS than fraternal if ymi
IMF. All your money bark i f you
A L a r g e A iM ortm vn t
I. IVK. Think it over.
It 's worth
while. Harry Mtecalf,
al2tfe
HOUSC rUNNlSHCNS
Mrs. Lee ltoy Wood* »pent Wedne»
PHONE •
Nur-CtO
day ia Creswell where »he weat to at
lend the biennial enrollment of the W.
Mr», llnrrirt Wullnrr »prnt Friday C. T. U. cradle roll.
Twenty tiro
with hrr »i»trr, Mr». Ann Wallace.
babies' names were added to the roll at
It |{. tiiltnrr, Rosene llmnrnway and this meeting
Mr». Ilarrtrt VVallnrr »prnt Munday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murtin of Dal
with Mr». Ann Hrar» at Crrawrll.
ia» were in the rity Huturday and Hun
W II. t>»mnn and bruthrr in law, \V. day.
A. Gale, of Hunta Ittma, Calif., »prnt
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Oiltnrr, Mrs. I).
Monday and Turad ay In Nnlrm.
Mr. II. Ilcraenway, Koacoe llcmcnway and
and Mr«, (lair havr been vi»iting Mr, J. II. Chambers made a trip to Hpring
and Mr». Osman fur about two weck». Held Tuesdny in thr Oiltnrr automobile.
Mr», (ialr i» Mr. Oanian'» *i»trr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kara Baker and little
K IN T E R
BROS.
K. K. Spencer yoatrrdny purr hu »cd a daughter o f Portland returned home
Ford aiitmoubili* from <’. A. I.ynrh. yesterday after a week ’» visit with Mr.
mrekanio nt thr Cnttagr (irovr Garage linker's parents at Dorena.
('apt. and Mr». J. 0. Johnson, Mi»»
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Woolrott of
Murgiirritr .luhimun. M i»» (Irarr l.illry, Hilk Creek took their »mall non to Ku
nf Hnlrm, who ha» brrn thr lmu»r gu et gene Hundny where be was christened
uf M l»» Johnson fur »rvrral work», nnd in the Kpisropnl church. He is called
M i»» l.uui»r Grifftin Irft yratrrduy in John Wright Woolcott. Mr. and Mrs.
thr Jnhimun automobili, for Hnlrm whrrr Charles Matthews took them down in
thry will »print about tlirnt* wrrk». their automobile.
( apt. .lohnnnn will go on to Cliirkamn»
C. A. Bartell was n London visitor
Aiiguat Siti to runrh thr Oregon rifle Tuesday.
tram fur thr national nhout.
Mias Velum Mnrshull o f Olendnlc nr
rived Huturday und is the guest o f her
sister, Mrs. A. W. Wampolc. Miss Be»
sie Marshall, another sister, has lieen
visiting Mrs. Wnmpole for about a
month.
.
JO E B A K E R
General Blacksmith
AND
REPA IR
WORK
L O C A T E D O N W E S T S ID E
Mrs. J. Harding nnd son, Leater, of
(ilendnle, left Monday after a viaii with
Mr». H arding'» brother nnd »¡»ter in
law, Mr. anil Mra. A. W. Wnmpole,
Min» Horn llriiguardt o f llornbruuk,
Mr*. K. II. Mosby uf Corvallis in in
Calif., »topprd off in thii* rity »rvrral
the city un the guest o f her parents, Mr.
day» Inat wrrk while on hrr way bark
and Mrs. H. C. Ventch.
to hrr home from a Portland »nnitnnum,
M i»» Meade Hinith o f Creswell spent
n» thr gur»t of Mr». Frank WuodrulT.
Hhr run tinned hrr journey Monday Monday nnd Tuesday with Miss Flo
renee Hemenway.
morning.
Miss Harriet Hurdrode o f Rnlem ar­
Mr». ,1. M. IliiNNon and children, Mar
rived
Monday afternoon for a visit
git and Krling, anil Mi»» Chri»tinr Han
urn, of Portland, »pent ln»t week with n^tk Misses Athn and Ipha Widiler»
Mr. linnHon nt thr Hoothern Pnrilir helm.
hnapitnl in Han Francisco.
They Irft
Monday morning and returned Suturdny
evening.
Mi»a I Inn acii atopped over
here until Mnndny afternoon, when »hr
returned to Portland.
Mr. Ilannen ia
»lightly improved but it i» not known
juat when hr will lie able to leave thr
hospital.
The Real Staff of Life
Our Bread
Baker’s Bakery \\
(AcroHH from M. K. Church)
Always Oet the Bread With
The Pennant Wrappers
r
*
Mr. und Mrs. Hid Hamblin nnd Mr.
Hnd Mrs. John Allen and family are
enmping nt Walden where the two men
are building a new school house.
Mrs. M. K. Kngland nnd daughter,
Carmen, returned hume Saturday after
a visit with Mrs. II. N. Aldrich.
Hev. H. N. Aldrich nnd Kev. K. H.
Bishop of Creswell will exchange pul-
pita next Hundny morning.
Mr. and Mr». Horace Harms returned
to their home in Portland yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaa. R. Harms o f Hants
Crux, Calif., arrived in the city Tues­
day for a viait with Mr. Harms' peo­
ple. Thin ia his llrst trip home in ten
years.
Lloyd Moore left thin morning for
points down the valley *vi>ere he will
look for work.
D. M. C.
D. M. C
D. M C.
H. M. Wallace left Tuesday for Marsh
field where he has secured employment
with the Himpson Lumber Co.
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder and son,
Johnny, are eamping up Mosby Creek.
Miss Belle Burkholder and Mr*. Lydia
Htouffcr spent Sunday with them.
Mrs. H. L. Harms is expecting her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Beagle, of
Ridgefield, Wash., to arrive in the very
near future.
Mrs. J. P. Currin and Miss Mary Ellen
Beuson left Friday morning for a vacs
tion at Newport.
Miss Mildred Pringle and Miss Nancy
Whitaett spent the week end at Hpring
hurst farm near Walker Htation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Singletary o f Eu­
gene visited their daughter, Mrs. Clin
ton Hpriggs, last week.
Mrs. A. B. Wood was indisposed sev
eral days last week.
l-ilM M y o f m o t# ihnn M ,M # v o lu m e « v
$ p l«n 4 i4 l y m n i i n a M . e le v e n b u ild in g « fu lly .
tq u ip p r 4
N ew
f t « « M 9 A d m in is tr a tio n ]
Bu l4 m g ia c o u r w o f c o n e t r v ^ i o e
T u t ft o a F ree
H o f m i i o r i « fo e m en and
fo e w o m e n
E a p en a ea lo w e a r
W r it e fo e c a tn lo g and lllu n v a te d b o o k le t.
A d d re a e in g R egte tre e .
UNIVERSITY Of OREGON
C U O IN I
O M O O N
2
L E T
’EM
K IC K ”
S T A Y
WI T I
ANNUAL FRONTIER DAYS!
WALLS WALLA. WASHINGTON, SCPTgMBCR 17, 18 AND 19, 1914
W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T
W IL D
W E S T
S H O W
For information, address R. H. J ohnson , Secretory, Walla Walla, Wash,
WANT ADS
Ads. under this head at one cent
a word each insertion for five
insertions; 10 2-3 per cent dis­
count after fifth insertion; 33
1-3 per cent discount after eighth
insertion.
Figures and initials
are counted as words.
FARM B A R G A IN — 120 ACREH N E AR
I-ondon; 70 seres open land; 30 aeres
under cultivation, balance timber.
Buildings in good shape; running wa­
ter and good spring. Htock, farm
machinery and everything go with
place. Terms.
W. E. Nowell, Lon­
don, Ore.
l’ hone 23F23.
al2s!*pd
FOR BENT.— MODERN FURNISHED
house on Twelfth Street, one block
from Main. Mrs. D. L. Harris.
aid 2tipd
»»♦»»»»»»»»»»»♦ »»»m m »
S M A LL FU RN ISH ED COTTAGE A T
rear o f Cottage Hotel for sale at a
FEED
PASTU RE
FOR
Mrs. I-ou Knowlton and daughter, G R A IN
bargain.
Mrs. Matilda Applegate,
horses and cattle.
75c for cattle,
U urllen, were Coburg visitors last
«1.25
for
horses.
Fir
wood
»1.50,
Drain,
Oregon.
my27tf
weak.
Can supply you with all tba dealrod
harwood $2.00.
Phone 2£f3, A. C.
I C. E. Stewart was called to Florence
FOR S A L E — GOOD JERSEY AND
shades in Stranded. alto tba heavier
Curtis
al2-spt2pd
last week to investigate the report o f a
Guernsey milch eow; soon to be
thread»
Wa have Nos 1, 2, 5. 10,
shipment o f potatoes infested with 14c CASH P A ID FOR BROILERS OR
fresh. Glen Harnden, Saginaw, Ore.
20. and 30, Ecru crochet cotton, also
worms.
aldpd
pullets
o
f
large
breeds.
J.
D.
Jensen,
tba good shades of hluos end pinks
Cottage
Grove.
ald-2tipd
C.
I>.
Braiuard
of
Eugene
was
in
the
In different numbers. Ho use to tell
FOR SALE.— N E A R L Y N E W SIX
city Haturday.
you that all of above goods are vary
Octave Organ cheap. C. Ranch, Walk­
W AN TE D TO E X C H A N G E —GOOD 5
scarce. Wa purchased a vary large
Misa l-oretta Burnett was a Comstock
er, Oregon.
al9-2t>pd
passenger Buick automobile in good
passenger Hunday.
stock of all numbers knowing that
condition for lumber or young dairy
this is the last ws xrtll be able to
stock. Wallace Wood, 523 Fifth St.,
Mr. and Mrs. George Heott and Mr.
get. Prices are no higher except on
Cottage Grove.
aug5tfc
and Mrs. Roy Smith returned Saturday
soma numbers o f crochet cotton.
from a two weeks’ outing in the Bo­
Oat ready for the immense stock
W AN TED .— A CASE OF DISEASE IN
hemia district.
of new art goods wtlch will arrive
any part o f a shoe. Sure cure or no
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wynne and
Mammoth M ill and Twelve Cars Loaded
from the East soon. Wa will hava
pay. Dr. Goff, Shoe Chiropractor.
daughter, Naomi, left Monday a week
With Lumbar Dastroyad in Fir#
all tba new things bought before any
aug5tf
ago for a ten days' trip to Salem where
odvanca. Visit us and see the new
of Mysterious Origin.
they visited Mrs. Wynne's parents. W AN TED TO RENT.— HORSE AND
novelties on display.
They expect to return vis Newport.
buggy for a month. 167 Sentinel. aug5
Fire, breaking out mysterrously at 11
J. A. WRIGHT
A marriage license was issued Satur­
o'clock Wednesday night by the main
FOR
DR.
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FOR
D. M. C. D. M. C. D. M. C. day to Raymond A. Bates o f Wendling
female weakness and “ Jo H e ” oil saw while the night crew was at work,
and Miaa Naomi Wilson o f Dorena.
We are receiving a great many mail
for the cure o f rheumatism call on destroyed the plant o f the Carlton Lum­
urdera for D. M. C. nnd would advise
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson. Mr.
Cottage Grove agent, Mrs. 8. M. ber Company, owned by Charles K. Ladd
all to get in their orders early.
and Mrs. Horace Harms, Miss Ruth
Hansard, two miles east of Cottage o f Portland and leased to the company
Robinson and Miss Deaaie Harms re­
Grove.
jly2»aug20pd o f which Philip Buehner is president,
turned Wednesday from their ramping
entailing damage of $500,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew A. Cates o f Dallis trip up Sharp's Creek.
Twelve loaded cars of lumber, valued
FOR RALE OB TRADE
were in the city over the week end.
Miaa I^iuise Grittin was in Eugene
at $40,000, were burned on the tracks.
Mr. Cates is now editor o f the Polk Monday.
A GOOD YOUNG TE A M FOR SALE Ten million feet in stock were saved,
County Observer.
cheap. Mare and horse. 5 and 6. while the planing mill, only a short dis­
Misa Blanch Groom returned Saturday
Well gaited. Well broke. Good trav­ tance from the burned plant, was not
Mrs. H. K. Bills o f MrMipnville is front a viait at Divide.
elers. Weigh 12 or 13 hundred each. damaged.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Van Allison.
R. E. Griswold and little daughter
Come and see them. NORRIS E L ­
Fire departments from McMinnville
Tom Blue, a resident here about eight were Eugene passengers this morning.
LIO TT, phone 25f5.
a l2 tf and Yamhill were rushed to the fire by
years ago, was in the city the latter part
Mr. and Mra. Roy Romaine and Mrs.
a special freight train o f the Southern
nf last week.
L. Penne o f Portland are in the city as FOB
SALE.— BROWN
LEGHORN Pacific. With the Carlton department,
The A. M. Perini family has mo- e j the guests of Mrs. Romaine's parents.
hens, 50c each. W. A. H E M E N W AY. the fighters concentrated their efforts
back .to Cottage Grove from Divid >.
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime. They came
al2-25pd on the mill along the waterfront o f the
Mrs. C. W. Caldwell and son Cecil re down with the Woodson automobile
FOR SALE OR TRAD E — DISC PLOW , Yamhill River. For a time the flames
turned Thursdny from an outing nt W in­ party and will remain until the first of
and second hand hack. W. A. HEM raged under the piling on which the
the week.
chester Bay.
enway.
al2-25pd lumber was stacked and the depart­
Prof. A. L. Briggs, formerly o f this
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Grant arrived
ments thought that the supports wrould
city was in the city yesterday, having HARD WOOD FOR SALE, $2.00 PER have to be dynamited in order to save
Thursday morning from Minnesota.
atopped off to viait friends here while
tier. Blackmore k McFarland a5tfc the property.
Frank and Geo. VanHehoieck were in
on
his way to California, where he
The lack o f wind to fan the flames,
from Dorena Thursday.
FOR SALE.— 32 ACRES W ITH $1400
teaches.
however, gave the crews time to con­
The J. H. Chambers family returned
worth o f improvements. Close to two
J. W. Gowdy, who recently underwent
centrate on the undamaged buildings
Thursday from an automobile trip to
saw mills. Price $1,700. Come and
a very serious operation in a Portland
Houthern Oregon nnd to Marshfield.
see it. N. Lewis, owner, Divide, Ore. and to protect the plant from a further
hospital, remains in very much the
aug 5-26pd spread o f the fire.
John Ventch o f Portland arrived F ri­
same condition except that he is grad­
The lumber lying in the path o f the
day for a visit with his father, R. M.
ually growing weaker each day.
FOR SALE.—ONE SADDLE PO N Y, flames that was saved by the concen­
Veateh.
also second hand dining table. T. H. trated efforts of mil o f the departments
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Purvanre, Miss
The C. K. Umphrey and Elbert Bede
Hartley, Saginaw.
jly2dtf is valued at $100,000. The plant car­
Myrtle Purvance and Roy Wilson have
families are on an outing at l.undpark
ries $250,000 insurance on the mill and
been enmping in the Bohemia district
FOR SA LE — One mare with foal,
in the Bohemia district.
stock. Mr. Buehner rushed to the scene
since last Thursday.
weight 1300 pounds; one gelding 3
Dr. B. R. Job returned Friday from i
of the fire in an automobile from Port­
Clubs Popular In East.
years old, weight 1300 pounds. W.
trip to his mining properties in the
land.
F. L. Griffin, state agent for girls'
E. W A LK E R , Walker, Or.
jlyStfe
southern pnrt o f the state.
and boys’ industrial clubs at the Ore­
Too Smoky to Hunt, Tbsy Fish.
Morgan Pitcher arrived in the city gon Agricultural College, has returned B A R G A IN IN H O TEL PROPERTY.
Arch Thompson nnd Vietor Kern re­
yesterday from his home in Tacoma.
Must
sell
on
account
o
f
health.
Part
from an extended visit to New York,
He went on to Htar to he the guest of
cash and part time with security. turned Sunday from a trip to Bandon
Boston and other leading centers o f ed­
They origi
his brother, Miles Pitcher.
Mrs. Ida Thompson, Hotel Thompson. made in V ie ’s runabout.
ucation in the United States, where he
nally
intended
to
hunt
at
West
.fork but
Hergeant Conner and Corporal Palm has been making careful observation
jn l7tfe
found the country so disagreeably
er left thin morning for Clackamas, of the work o f the clubs in various pro­
where they will enter the shoot to com jects. Corn eluba, poultry clubs, gar FOR SALE.— V E R Y G EN TLE HORSE, smoky when they reached there Wednes­
good harness and buekbosrd buggy. day that they went back to Riddle and
pete for the state team.
Lieutenant den clubs and canning eluba, have the
$100 for the three. Also spring wagon took the machine on ever to the coast
Hcovell, Lieutenant -Woods and private largest memberships and are generally
for able cheap. Mrs. J. W. Gowdy. where they had a delightful time clam­
Hull will leave Haturday to join them the most successful, according to these
a 19-20 sp2c ing and eatehing crabs.
at the state shoot.
observations.
Today-The Fair
CARLTON FIRE ENTAILS A
LOSS OF $500,000