Cottage Grove leader., August 06, 1915, Image 3

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Miss Helen Ruvmer returned to The
W. J. McClellan is here from De
Dalles last week after spending her
troit, Mich., looking for a ranch.
S o c ie t y JCoJcs
Mrs. Horace Cochran and two chil vacation here with Rev. und Mrs. H.
N.
Aldrich.
Miss
Raymer
is
superin­
dren left this morning for Elkton after
tendent of nurses in The Dalles hospi­
By Mrs. James Graham.
an extended visit with relatives.
tal.
Phone items for this department to
Mrs. Martha Kayser reports the loss
Drs. McMorris M. Dow aud Lydia Mrs Graham.
of three o f her pet chickens. Only the
You A re Sure o f a Good Time
Last Sunday Rev. Gardner held a
heads were taken but the loss of that Dow, Mrs. R. G off und Miss M. Duran,
part o f the body rendered the chickeus U. N., 4o f Central Point, Ore., were family reunion at the home of Mrs.
guests of Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich Orin Robinson. The program consisted
AT
useless to the owner.
Mrs. » a u k Hawkins returned to Saturday. They were making a trip to of a prayer by Rev. Gardner, followed
Newport this morning after an ex­ Crater Lake, via Portland, The Dalles by remarks by Mrs. Gardae-. l i e
tended visit here. Miss Van Nortwick and Klamath Falls. Drs. Dow and Dow guests joined in the old familiar hymn,
are former classmates o f Dr. Frost, “ Nearer my God to Thee.” Mrs. \n
accompanied her for a visit.
sel Woods gave an interesting talk
whom they also visited while here.
“ The Heart o f Cali/oruia ” at the
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ericson o f Brooklyn, about former reunions they had hud in
All round Seashore Resort on Yaquina
Rex Tuesday night.
augtic
Iowa, visited over Friday with Mr. and the family, and Mrs. Orin Robinson
Bay and the Pacific Ocean. A Place of
Ray Baker and “ F a t” Smith will Mrs. J. B. Simeral while on their way gave two readings, after whicii the
play ball next Sunday in a game be­ to tue fair. The families were neigh­ guests were charmingly entertained bv
Charm and Beauty. A Delightfully Rest­
tween Roseburg und Kenyonville.
vocal und instrumental music on the
ful Atmosphere.
bors back in Iowa.
piano by Mrs. Wm. Gardner, wha is ¡.n
Miss Mildred Dugan o f Divide vis­
Miss Alta Thomas returned to het expert pianist. Rev. Gardner rehearsed
ited Mrs. Frank W oodruff the fore home in Portland Friday after a visit
Newport offers wide variety of recrea­
his life from birth up to the present
part o f the week.
tions
and entertainments. There are
at
the
home
of
her
uncle,
Hamilton
It takes patience, skill and time
Joe Damewood and family moved to Veatch, and with Miss Eva Richmond. time, an interesting career of 70 years.
plenty of hotels, boarding houses, cottages
He
was
born
in
Englund,
coming
here
to determine the prescription ac­ the ranch Wednesday.
Miss Thomas was raised in Cottage
and camping accommodations.
in such an early day. Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. C. A. Perkins is spending a few Grove, leaving here five years ago.
cording to which the proper lenses
served refreshments of cream cookies
days with relatives at Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Robey o f Brook and berry punch. Those present w o e
Newport is an ideal place to send the fam-
for your eyes should be made.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eakin left yes lyn, Iowa, visited over Friday with the Rev. and Mrs. Gardner, Wm. Gardner,
ily. Our illustrated folder “ Newport”
Do not make the mistake of get­ terday for a few days’ visit in Salem. E. A. Gleason family. The two fami­ wife und little son, Mrs. Salsman, Mr.
will interest you. A postal card will
lies were neighbors back in Iowa.
and Mrs. Ansel Woods and two chil
ting glasses without first having They made the trip in their car.
bring it.
Mrs. Applegate o f Drain has been
Two good corner lots, 3 blocks from dren, Mr. and Mrs. Phelps, M'ss M ir
yuur eyes carefully examined. 1 in town a few days this week look- Main Street to trade for auto. E. B. gan und Mrs. Robinson. Mr. Gardner
Grable, harness shop.
40-2, kept the stars und stripes flouting over
am equipped with Modern Facili­ over her property.
Low Round Trip Fares
his home us he is in the habit of doing
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Allison
and
mo­
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Kem, Miss Myr­ on any special day.
ties for examining your eyes, and
ther autoed to McMinnville Tues.i-y to tle Kem and Miss I.enh Perkins mo­
from all points on
supply the glasses to meet your visit relatives. They will also visit in tored
to Eugene Monday.
Miss Lura Hefty was a charming
Portland before returning here.
Individual Requirements.
Chas. Bohm and family o f Drain hostess to the Ladies’ Missionary So­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Brund
spent
Sun­
And Guarantee Satisfaction.
visited Mr. Bohm’s parents here Sun­ ciety of the Methodist Church at the
day at Eugene.
home of her mother Wedneedav after­
day.
Two trains a day from Albany
Ray Baker, Clifford Widdcrslie'm,
“ The Heart of California’ ’ at the noon. A feature was the splendid ex­
Ethel Bartels und Georgia Raines were Rex Tuesday night.
augtic hibit Miss Hefty had on display ol’
Inquiries for tickets and information will re­
among the Cottage Grove people at
curios from the Orient whicn she
Dr. F. E. Simeral and family of
ceive eourteous attention from our nearest agent
Eugene last Sunday.
brought over recently on her return
Brooklyn, Iowa, are visiting Dr. Sim­
Mr. and Mrs. Thurber and Mrs. Hol­ eral’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. from China. Refreshments were served.
Optometrist and Jeweler
land were at Eugene Sunday.
Simeral.
Mrs. C. A. Perkins and daughter,
Frankie Wallace is home from Sea­
A. J. Armstrong and son visited over Miss Leah, entertained Saturday even­
side.
Sunday in Eugene and Springfield with ing with a dinner party for Mrs. Helen
Claude Kiine has returned from a Mr. Armstrong’s mother, Mrs. Richard­ Silsby, Miss Esther Silsby, Mrs. Clara
two weeks’ visit to the California Ex­ son.
Burkholder, Miss Belle Burkholder and
positions.
Miss Bertha White of The Dalles, Mrs. Stouffer. Miss Leah Perkins and
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Scholl, Mrs. who had been here several months, re­ Miss Myrtle Kem did the serving.
Claude Lynch, Mrs. Fiester, Mr. and turned home Saturday. Mrs. White and
Mrs. Van Allison and Mr. and Mrs. Fay the other daughter will remain a couple
Members of the “ Double I ) ” Picnic
Allison enjoyed an outing at Sharps weeks yet.
Club surprised Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Martin Anderson is home from an Creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Fritz of W’ n- Smith Friday evening at 0:30 by taking
Jim Brahnult was here from Eugene verly, Iowa, arrived at Cottage Grove their dinner with them, bringing it all
automobile trip to Portland and return.
prepared. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
last Sunday and were welcome guests
Mrs. Joe Baker is visiting her son Sunday.
Jim Cruse, the celebrated movie ac­ at the W. H. Tyrrell home for a day Geo. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mills, Mr.
at Dundee.
tor, arrived in Cottage Grove Sunday and night before resuming their jour and Mrs. A. C. Kiuter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Patton o f Brooklyn, Iowa, is vis­ in his big touring car and stopped with ney. They were charmed with Cottage Roy Short, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Helli-
iting his cousin, Mrs. T. M. Orr.
Landlord Bartell for refreshments. He Grove and its surroundings and those well.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kile of Grinnell, is making a transcontinental auto trip of our business meu who met Mr. Fritz
The regular meeting of the Rebekah
Iowa, visited John Atkinson and fam­ from New York to Frisco. Cruse is the were very favorably impressed. He is
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star actor o f “ The Million Dollar one o f the leading business men in his Social Club was held on Friday after­
ily last week.
noon
of
last
week
at
the
spacious
coun­
home town and understands the grocry
Ulysses Walker and mother from Mystery. ’ ’
try home of Mrs. Lee Nixon. About
Portland are guests at the Royal Acad­
H. II. Harms, a member o f the Port­ und provision lines of trade from a to twenty members were present. Mes-
emy, some o f the children being pupils land police force is here to visit his z. They came west to view the Cali­ dames Tyrrell, Widdersheim and E.
fornia expositions via the Union Pa­
at that institution.
parents.
Nixon were guests at the meeting. The ■ !-X X X »X X X X X X X -X X m X -X X -X X -X -!-X X --X X !-X -X X X X -X X X m !X X X m X X ^
B. K. Lawson passed through here cific and are returning home by way afternoon was spent in social conversa­
Miss Ruth Jorgensen has returned
o
f
Portland
and
Seattle
and
the
Great
from an extended visit at the home of from Gold Beach and bound for Port­ Northern. They have been friends of tion and in doing fancy work. At a
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her brother,
Henry Jorgensen, at land Tuesday.
the Tyrrells for a number o f years and short business meeting it was deter­
Mabel.
The Oliver Ventch family and Mrs. their visit was a very enjoyable one mined to consolidate the Social Club
and the Kensington Club, and officers
The Jorgensen home has been com­ Roy Short are visiting in Yamhill Coun­ to both families. The only regret was
were elected as follows for the consoli­
pletely repainted inside und out. The ty, making the trip in the Veatch car. :hat they could not stay longer. The
dated club, which is to be known ns the
One of
o f the Greatest Human Interest Dramas ever put out.
Miss
Veta
Holderman
is
down
from
gentleman
is
a
great
lover
o
f
flowers
walls inside have been tinted with a
Rujada visiting relatives.
and became enthusiastic over the speci­ Kensington Club: Mrs. Kittie Kime,
different tint for each room.
president; Mrs. Lena Hamloth, vice- 1
Senator Funk, who had been a guest mens he saw growing in Cottage Grove president; Mrs. Emeline Wilson, secre­
Mrs. A. B. Atkins has had the house
gardens. He left town with a big red
o
f
his
sister,
Mrs.
A.
B.
Wood,
and
occupied by the J. J. Dillon family re­
tary nnd treasurer. A delicious two-
her husband, left for Seattle on last rose in the buttonhole of his coat and course luncheon followed, consisting of
painted.
Sunday. From Seattle he returns to a whole constellntion o f Shasta daisies peaches and cream and cake and coffee.
Hugh Currin and wife arrived Wed­ Spirit Lake, Iowa, in the near future. beaming from his eyes. It is our opin­
Mesdames Lee Nixon, N. E. Compton,
nesday from Alaska for a short visit
Mrs. Vaughn of Goshen has been em­ ion that if Mrs. Fritz doesn’t hold a
with Mr. Currin’s parents, other rela­ ployed as a teacher in the Dorena firm rein over him she will not be able D. Sterling and A. Thompson were
hostesses for the occasion.
tives and friends.
schools to succeed miss Esther Ander­ to drive him borne from the coast.
Ex-Sheriff A. J. Johnson, T. P. Jack- son, resigned.
A Owing to the increased cost of this wonderful production we are
TO O M A N Y F R IL L S L A ID TO
Can I t P rod u ce R esu lts?
son and R. C. Brady were up from Cres-
The City Council o f Cottage Grove
Y forced to charge 15c for adults and 10c for children.
SCH O O LS.
Everybody
will
watch
with
interest
well Wednesday.
has decided that the dog ordinance will
the results of the hearings before the
Shows start at 7:45 and 0:15. Try to be on hand
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hoyt of Bend, be strictly enforced. For other trans­ E very -D a y O ccu p a tion a l E du ca tion D e­ government’s latest experiment, the In­
actions
of
the
Council
see
offical
pro­
at opening of one of the shows.
Ore., visited during the past week with
cla red N eeded.
dustrial
Trades
Commission,
which
will
Mrs. H o y t’s sister, Mrs. Frank Kelly, ceedings published in another column.
hold forth in the northwest the next 'X X X -X -X X X X X X -X -X X X X X X X -t-X I-X -X -X X X X X X -X X X X -X -X -X -X -X “ :1
Miss Ruth Robinson has returned
and went from here to Brownville,
San Francisco, Aug. 4.— There are two weeks.
where they will entrain for the fair. from a month’s stay in Portland. H. R. too many frills in the public schools
It is announced that the commission
They made the trip here by automo­ Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Harms of and not enough instruction along prac­ will try and ascertain “ what is the
Portland accompanied her for a visit tical lines, according to Dr. Samuel G. matter with commerce” between the 27 K N O W N D E A D IN E R IE FLO O D
bile.
with their mother, Mrs. Mary Robinson. Dixon, Commissioner o f Health for United States and foreign ports and
Gljqi<cl| S c tf^ ic c s
Railroad Commissioner Campbell was
Just now local travel on the railroads Pennsylvania, whose paper on “ Race between trade centers of our own coun­ A s M any M ore B elieved H idden in
here from Salem Tuesday and Wednes­
W re ck a g e P iled 100 F eet H igh .
is very quiet. One of our reporters was Betterment’ ’ was part of the program try.
day on business.
M E T H O D I8 T E P IS C O P A L .
detailed to make the depot Tuesday to today at the opening session of the Na­
It is really laughable to watch one
Erie, l ’a., Aug. 4.— Erie hud listed
A nine-pound son was born Tuesday see who was leaving town. Only two tional conference on Race Betterment. of these high brow commissions sit in
Horace N. Aldrich, l ’astor.
27
dead
tonight
in
the
mile-long
wreck­
to Mr. and Mrs. Armand .Wynne.
“ The curriculum now used by our solemn conclave to discuss “ what is
passengers boarded the train and both
Every Sunday, 11:45 a. m. Sunday
age
strewn
path
through
the
heart
of
Elywn McCargar has had the lower were commercial runners. Perhaps the educators,’ ’ Dr. Dixon said, “ demands the matter with commerce” when any the city, swept by last night's flood. School, S. L. Mackin superintendent.
joint o f his little finger removed. He assignment was one o f Editor Bede’s radical alteration. We are teaching too smart school boy who has read the daily But little impression was made on the Mrs. Mnudc Wright, superintendent of
much theory and not enough o f the papers could show them in ten minutes
the Primnry Department. Service, with
hurt the finger in a saw- mill accident jokes.
how the same politicians who created vast amount of wreckage piled in places Sermon 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Rev. D. A. MacLeod, pastor of the practical, everyday occupations.”
some time ago and the lower part of
Dr. Dixon also discussed eugenics this latest commission have created one hundred feet high and believed by
Junior Kpworth League 3 p. m. Mrs
Presbyterian Church, has been given a
his finger was rendered useless.
from the standpoint o f sentiment.
dozens of others like it which have so the coroner and others to conceal us Helen Aldrich, superintendent.
Mrs. B. R. Job and sister, Mrs. L. A. three weeks’ vacation by his congrega­
“ We cannot a ffo rd ,” he declared, burdened industry with useless regula­ many more victims. The work of re­
Epwurtli League 7 p. ni. Dr. Richard
Werts o f Detroit, Mich., left Monday tion and is now at North Bend. Mr. “ to discourage sentiment in selection tions that there is practically no com­ covery will be slow. It may take a 1
McCargar, president.
MacLeod has been a good and faithful
for the California expositions.
week to turn over the debris.
merce left to regulate.
Chapter No. 2, 7 p. ni. Frederic
servant to his flock and is held in high for marriage.”
The early estimate of property loss i Aldrich, president.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beattie and chil­ esteem by them. His love and devotion
So far all the commission has done
dren o f Alva, Okla., have been visit­ for ’ hen is evidenced by the fact that
S ch ool M on ey R eceiv ed .
has been to tell the manufacturers, lum placed at $3,000,000. was not changed j Morning theme, “ The Hereditary
ing at the C. J. Wilkinson home in Sagi­ he 1 as declined to leave them although
County Treasurer 8. W. Taylor has bermen ar.d gruit growers what they todny by Fire Chief McMahon after lie | Principle in Divine Government.”
naw.
he has had more remunerative offers I received from State Treasurer Thomas “ could not d o ” and they held up the had received reports from big mnniifnr 1 Evening, union services in the eity
Miss Mattie Wiley o f Bakersfield, for his services as a minister. Outside B. Kay at Salem, Lane County’s ap­ development of foreign business at taring plnnts in the flood zone, lie said I park. Sermon by Rev. J. T. Abliett,
Calif., has been spending a few days o f the church Mr. MacLeod is general­ portionment of the state school fund, every turn. They have not advanced that 300 houses and fifty store build district superintendent of Eugene.
at the 8. L. Mackin home on her w ly ly admired and respected by all who j which amounts this year to $21,077. a single idea that would get a dollar's ngs were demolished by the waters of
to Indiana for a visit.
have the pleasure of his acquaintance. ! For each pupil in the county the sum worth of business or maintain a single Mill Creek, sent out of its hnnks by n
P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U RCH .
cloudburst, nnd the bursting o f the
of $1.75 is received, the money coming payroll.
Harry Wynne, wife and daughter The Leader wishes him a pleasant and
D. A. MacLeod.
Glenwood dam. The c ity ’s loss on dam­
from the interest on funds loaned by
They
are
supposed
to
“
aid
the
manu­
restful
vacation
and
after
that
a
re­
Naomi left Monday for a visit with
aged culverts, bridges nnd the water
Bible School'at 10 a. m. Morning
the
state.
Last
year
the
apportionment
facturer
and
producer
in
securing
mar­
turn
to
bis
duties
with
added
vigor
relatives and friends in Salem. They
supply will be heavy.
worship at II a. m. Junior Christian
was $1.85 per pupil throughout the kets. ’ ’
made the trip by auto. Mr. Wynne has and increased devotion for the work.
Tonight there was n semblance of Endeavor at 3 p. m. Evening worship
state.—Eugene
Guard.
Watch
them
and
see
if
they
add
returned.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hardy Crow have
enough business to the Northwest to normal conditions in the city, which nt 8 p. m.
J. P. Graham left Wednesday for two sons in the military service. Berne
pay the taxpayers for the expenses of Inst night was in the grasp of the most
K ills T w o Bears.
Spokane where he has n position ns op­ Crow is with Troop A, Eleventh Caval­
destructive rainstorm in the memory of
C H R IS T IA N C H U RCH .
The other day Fire Warden Teats, their trip out here.—Ex.
erator. Mrs. Graham will remain here ry and is now stationed at Oglethorpe,
the oldest inhabitants.
T. B. McDonald, Minister.
Georgia. Recently he won a medal for who is stationed above Black Rock,
and Mr. Graham may return later.
The Lake Shore railway was able at
while following u trail, discovered Special B ig P rodu ction Com ! tg to
Friday evening, choir practice.
noon to resume its through passenger
It is reported that John Silsby’s new superior rifle practice. His pay has three bears, mother and two cubs.
A rca d e
Sunday, Bible School at 0:45 a m
also
been
raised
$2
per
month.
Riley
service
between
New
York
nnd
Chienga,
ice wagon got a hot bo* and set the
Complying
to
many
requests,
Mana­
When pursued the mother bear mount­
Preaching at 11 a. m. nnd 8 p. m.
Silsby home on fire Tuesday. At any T. Crow, another son, is in the navy on ed a high stump, while one of the o f f ­ ger Blackford of The Arcade is arrang­ thirty five trains stalled on the out
C. E. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
rate the fire department was called out. 1 board the battleship Colorado.
spring shot up a tree and the other ing for some of the biggest productions skirts of this city since early last night
O. Dowell o f Mercer viisted over Sun­ made for the brush. Mr. Teats shot ever shown in Cottage Grove nnd this getting awny. Light and power plnnts day at 7:30 p. m.
The damage was but slight.
Ladies’ Aid meeting each Wednesday
Miss Eva Richmond will spend the day at the home o f his w ife ’s mother, those taking refuge within plain view. should meet with the approval of all resumed operatons, but telephone nnd afternoon.
Mrs.
C.
D.
Hefty.
telegraph
communcation
with
the
out­
the
lovers
of
the
silent
dram-».
The
— Dallas Observer.
week end with the Edwards girls at
Subject o f morning sermon, “ Good
first one will be “ The Stnin,” to be side world was still subject to much de­ Intentions.” Evening sermon at the
Portland had a $260,000 fire at Third
Drain.
lay.
shown
Tuesday,
Aug.
10.
Gertrude Aldrich returned home on and Morrison Streets on Tuesday morn­
K . o f P . C on clave
Three morgues in widely sepnrated park.
So far the people here have shown
Subject o f morning sermon, “ Some
Tuesday from a visit with her grand- i ing.
There will be a big conclave of they appreciate quality in pho* i pl-iys sections of the flood zone wew be­
H. C. Madsen left for Portland Wed­ Knights o f Pythias at Crater Lake be­
Needed A dvice.”
parents at Salem.
sieged
by
thousands
throughout
the
as this play house has been steadily
No evening service on account of the
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens from nesday to attend a state convention of ginning Aug. Id and continuing four gaining in popularity since Mr. Black day. Men, women nnd children watch­
union service to be held in the park.
California were guests at the A. W. | jewelers to be held there Thursday and days. Knights from all over the Unit­ ford has taken up the management
ed
the
searcher*
nnd
when
they
saw
Friday. This will be his first holiday ed States will be in attendance. Ju-
Kimp home Tuesday.
for three years and he will remain over rantus Lodge, No. 4M, o f Cottage Grove it. Besides furnishing first eliis pic a body uncovered would rush to the
S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T
Mr. and Mrs. Gross, mother and fa­ Sunday at Portland.
tores Mr. Blackford has improved the morgue to which it was taken to learn
will be represented by C. H. Van Den- lighting system so as to show the pic if it was that of a missing one. Then
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ther of Mrs. A. W. Kime, are here from
Dale Hawkins left Sunday for Ash­ burg. B. 8. Swengel, J. A. Wright, Dr.
all but a few would return to their vigil ing nt 7:30.
Bandon.
land to accept a position with the Ash­ Wall, George Widdersheim, C. W. Park­ tures better and has installed n rew at the ravine.
Young People’s Missionary Volunteer
formastat and the latest mnk" o f lees
Chas. Hall, Andy Nelson and son will land Tidings. He had been with The
er, J. B. Simeral and perhaps others.
This eity went into mourning when Society, Friday evening at 7:30.
to make the pictures clear nnd steady
leave soon for a trip to Crescent Lake, Sentinel for two years learning the
Sabbath Sehool eaeh Sabbath nt 1:30
and eliminate the flicker whir l mikes it awoke to a full realization o f the
taking the trail across the mountains. | printer’s trade.
Calling Cards— The Sentinel office. it much easier on the eye*. The work extent of the disaster. All the depart­ p. m. Services following.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Grant and daugh- I
Mrs. N. A. Stewart, mother o f Mra.
of Mr. and Mr*. Blackford i I the or ment stores and business houses on
ter leave Sunday for Minnesota to make
ahestra pit has called forth many ex State Street were closed and the people
C H R IS T IA N SC IE N C E .
their home. Mr. Grant was until re­ C. M. Jackson, fell on the walk at the
Jackson home Sunday night and was
pressions of praise. The screen has opened their hearts and purses to the
The Christian Seienee church hold
cently one o f the owners o f The Senti- |
Relief funds were service in their ehnpel. 242 Second St.,
seriously injured. The hip bone was
been enlarged and repaintej so as to flood sufferers.
nel.
dislocated and may have been frac­
give a more life-size picture and this started, charitable societies sent food every Sunday at II a. m. nnd every
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoops left yes- 1 tured.
fact alone lessens the strain on the i ye* and the eity authorities opened house* Wednesday evening at 7:30. All nr
terday for Roseburg for an extended
for those who had lost their own.
more than one would imagine.
welcome. Sunday School at 10 n. m
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Lawson
and
son
stay.
Mayor Stern issued a proclamation and each Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30
returned Saturday night from their
railing
upon
the
people
to
show
their
The C. W. Caldwell family leave
“ W h o P a y * ” A u gust 13
our circulating library ia open to the
automobile trip to the fair. Mr. Law
Per Pound
within a day or two for an extended ,
Conceded by pres* and pulpit to be generosity in what he described a* the public.
son left Sunday for Portland.
visit in California.
not only exeeptionally interesting, but worst disaster in the c it y ’s history.
Mrs. Clara Burkholder, Johnnv and
Jackson Godard returned yesterday
to carry the strongest morals o f any
B A P T IS T CH U RCH
Judge John M. Talbott of Brooklyn,
Belle Burkholder and Mrs. Lydia Stouf i from O. A. C., where he attended the
series yet produced.
E. O. O. Oroat, Stated Supply.
Iowa, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. F.
fer left yesterday for San Francisco by , summer short course.
Sunday School 10 a. m. Preachin'
The Oregon Electric will enlarge its K Simeral, sad J. B. Simeral and fam
,a *°-
I Geo. Matthews left Saturday to join
ily. He has been at the California ex- II i . m. Young People’a Soeiety at i
freight
sheds
at
Eugene
and
build
a
“ The Heart o f California’ » at the other member* o f the family who are
postiins.
P
1 large warehouse at Harrisburg.
Rex Tuesday night.
augtk 1 on an outing at Newport.
NEWPORT
Eyes
.Should
Be
Carefully Examined.
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