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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1918)
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday. He is preparing to leave for Camp New Victor Records at Sabro's. Lewis as one of the Curry county We have just received a shipment of selective service men filling the June late records for the Victor come In draft quota. and secure your choice early. It The Coos Bay Times says that J. H M. SHAW, M. D„ Eye. Ear, M. Thomas has about decided to give Nose , and Throat Specialist, will up his position as deputy game be at Gallier Hotel, Bandon on Wed warden, having accepted a position nesday, June 2(itb. “Glasses Fitted’’ as lumber inspector for the Buehner J13t2c. Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. E Craine, Mr. Guy Stutsman was up from the and Mrs. S. P. Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Inman mines on Sixes river the T M. NielBon and Mr and Mr E H. first part of the week, returning Boyle spent Sunday picknicking at with supplies, Guy is one of the Foster's Lake. men to make up the Coos county Mr and Mrs. W. A. Kelly of quota in the June draft. Bunker Hill came over to spend the Mrs. Geo. Turner of Thirteenth St. week-end visiting with Mrs. Dyer, West, gut her neighborhood friends Miss McKenzie and Mr and Mrs. W. together and made three quilts in 3. Matthews. record-breaking time, recently, and friends for several months. Local News Mrs. D. D. Pearce, of Coquille, was e. beach visitor. Sunday. The A. McIntosh family has moved from Bullards to Bandon Harry Watson ha gone to Portland to spend the summer with his mother. Vic Breuer left on the Elizabeth for a short business visit in San Francisco. John R. Miller is hauling freight between Bandon and Port Orford la an auto truck. Emil Neumann has gone to Port- land to remain for a few weeks visiting friends. The W. R. C. is busy and will soon have six quilts ready for shipment by the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Woodcock of Marshfield spent several days in Bandon the past week. Dr. H. L. Houston returned the past week from California where be has been for several months. Miss Mary Haberly arrived home last Thursday from Albany, where she has completed a year at college. Miss Jennie Hall of tiie Coos and Curry Telephone Co. has been here from Marshfield for several days on business. Ladies Black Hose, special 25 cents per pair. This Is probably the last opportunity to get such hosiery at that price. John Dickey It. Mrs. L. C. Eaton and son left on the Elizabeth for San Francisco, where they will visit relatives The Happy Afternoon club met at Mrs. E. T. Wolverton's home last Thursday and will have three more well-made quilts for the Red Cross shipment. A. J. Sherwood, T. J. Thrift, Tom Dimmick. John Lawrence, and Allen Collier of Coquille came down Sunday to attend t|ie funeral of Chris Long. R. S. Knowlton, of Coquille, left on the Elizabeth for Monday Berkeley. Cal. Mr. Knowlton is going to California on a business and pleasure trip. Mrs. L. R. Lewis and little grand daughter, Nora McGraw, of Cosmop olis. Wn., came to Bandon, Wed nesday. Mrs. Lewis Intends to make this her permanent home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lorenz and son and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lorenz motored down from Coquile Sunday to spend the day with friends on tiie beach. Atty. L. A. Llljeqvist of Marshfield has been in the city on professional business for several days. He lias been engaged by the city officials to draw up some ordinances. G\eanU0/ Keep in mind the second annual dance for the benefit of the Red Cross will be given at the U pper Two Mile hall on July 4th. Watch for further announcements. A. Me Adams, manager of Union Oil Company plant at Santa Maria, Cal., returned to that place Monday after visiting a week or more with his wife and family in Bandon. Mrs. Phil Pearson left the first of tiie week for Portland as a dele- gate from the local Chapter to the Grand Lodge. Eastern Star. Mrs. I’earson Is Worthy Matron of the local Chapter. S4 p O l I0 DR. F. A. VOGE, Dentist will be ut Langlois, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, June 24. 25 and 2fi; and at Port Orford, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 2 7, 21 and 29. J13t2c. Wesley Gaiintlett of Gold Beach fake care of your teeth in this way Preserve your health So you will be able to earn more money Invest it in War Stamps and— Help Win the War Dr. S. C. Endicott Experts Say "ZI ROI i Nli IS BETTER — because it hokls better compression, gives better protection to the moving parts and deposits less car bon. Zerolene ia the correct oil for all tvp-a of automobile engines — I the correct oil for your automo bile. Get our Lubrication Chart show ing the correct consistency for your car. STANDARD Oil, COMPANY (CslUwaia) Mrs. C. F. Pape is in Portland attending the convention of the Oregon Grand Lodge, O. E. S. She has been named grand representa tive from the state of California. While in Portland she will be met by Mr. Pape's sister, Mrs. J. Herbert Ripley of Chicago, who will arrive! there un her way to Bandon for a visit. Jos Fyfe, Jr., of Fyfe-Wilson Co., left Saturday for his home in San- Francisco after spending a week or more here with bis local manager, W. E Best. According to the Coos Bay Times, “he hinted that a new boat service might be put on has for Bandon soon but he was the first to turn them into the The nothing definite to state.” Red Cross for shipment plans of the company to build 1 Frank Anderson who left a short a mill in Curry county have been time ago to volunteer in Uncle Sam's temporarily suspended. forces has been rejected on account Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dodson and of bad eyesight and defective fingers two children and Mr, and Mrs. W. G. on one hand. He is returning home, Langdon and two children came up as his mother is quite ill. from Gold Beach Sunday, enroute Harry T. McClellan, auditor for to Marshfield. They were guets at the State Industrial Accident Com the L. D. Felshelm home for diner. mission, was over from Marshfield The Dodsons and Mr. Langdon this week checking up with the local returned Tuesday, Mrs. Langdon concerns operating under the Work having left Marshfield that men's Compensation law. morning for Cokeville Wyoming Mrs. Guy Dippel and daughter, for a visit with relatives. She had Edyth, left the latter part of last received word that her mother was week for Eugene to join Mr. Dippel quite ill- who has headquarters there as Building Concrete Bulkhead. traveling representative for the Bur The Coast Guard crew is engaged roughs Adding Machine Co. in real honest-to-goodness labor this Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Craine intend week. The boys are building a new to leave the latter part of the week concrete bulkhead along the water to attend the Commencement ex front of the government property. ercises at the University of Oregon The job is directly under the super at Eugene, their daughter. Miss Pearl vision of Captain Robert Johnson, Craine, being one of the graduates. Judging from the class of material Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Laffaw, Dr. that is being used and the way the and Mrs. L. G. Johnson and Miss boys are going to work, it will take Potts drove over from Marshfield nothing short of an earthquake to Sunday evening and spent an hour break the new wall down when with local friends. They went to finished. Corbin returning the following day. Mrs. Steve Curren expects to leave Ml fur a visit with relatives in Washingtun. She will first visit her parents and three brothers at Abor deen and from there go to see a sister in Tacoma, stopping at Port- land enroute home. Dr. S. C. Endicott took Mrs. Endicott and two children to Rose burg the latter part of the week in the family car. They were enroute to Oakland, Oregon, for an extended visit with Mr»- Endicott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bridges. Mrs. John Johnson left on the Elizabeth for Oakland after a few weeks visit here, a guest at the Chris Rasmussen home. While here she had her furniture packed and shipped to Oakland, in view of making that their permanent home. Capt. Thos. White, Worthy Master of the Bandon lodge of the A.F. & A M, accompanied by Amos Johnson and Wm. Gillings of. Port Orford lodge, left the first of the week for Portland to attend the Grand Lodge in session there this week. Mrs. I. N. Miller has arrived home from a two months' visit with rel atives in Indiana and South Dakota ■She spent several weeks with her parents In South Dakota after she and Mr. Miller had visited for a month with his parents in Indiana Mrs. B. J Thompson and daughter. Miss Alon, left the latter part of last week for Keatn's Canyon. Arizona Mr. Thompson and other members of I the family have been there for some time Miss Thompson was a member of the graduating class of the local high school. "Dusty” Miller and party, accom panied by Mark H. Windle, left tiie I latter (»art of last week for the south riiey stopped at the Arizona inn at Corbin for a few days outing. Mr Windle will return in a few days and the rest of the party "ill continue south to San Francisco. Mrs J. T. Lillard and children are ex|iected home in a few days or so from Nampa. Idaho, where they had ¡been visiting with relatives. Mr Lillard has again accepted a position with the Coos and Curry Telephone Co. They wil reside in the J. S Haves residence in «est Bandon H. M Axtell machinery dealer returned on the Elizabeth for a few days business visit with mining men He left again today for the city to look up logging supplies for local cam ps. He ia also fitting up a traetlo n donkey there that la to be shipped to Bandon and used on a local mining property. Th» "T* Head typ* angina, l.lwi- tra’ed hare, like all interna/ eom- burton engmos. requires an oil that hold* its lubricating qualities at cylinder heat burnt elean in the cylinders and goes out with es- haust Zerolene hlls these require* manta perfectly. rf >a c«v r>' f’r rtihad fror ik fed Ca/dbr« nte aorha.*V«ha»» erwdet ZEROLENE 7%e Standard Oil for Motor Carr C. I. Freese, Special Agent, Bandon, Ore. the very next day he went to a re cruiting station and enlisted. The card was mailed at Salt Lake City, the young man being enroute east. Otto R. Sa bro, local jeweler, who Is In the June draft, will leave this week for Portland as one of the nine selected from this county to take up the special service course at the Hensen Polytechnic school. Mr Sabro has had experience with motors therefore intends to special ize on airplane motor work. Mrs Dennis K Y Henry Is among local people intensely interested in the work of the U. S Marines in France. Her nephew, Bert I.eRoy Beebe, has been under fire in the first line trenches for some time and »as likely In the recent spectacular dash of the Marines in which they licked the Huns to a standstill. Walermaster Dave Morgan has received a card from hie son. Walter, which says that he Is enroute to a training camp Walter became 31 years of age on May 20th and on Z AUTO SUPPLIES Tires Dreadnaught Hartford Silvertown Cord Goodrich BIG STOCK IN ALL SIZES TRY THE NEW DREADNAUGHT— It comes in either Vacuum or Ribbed Tread. It is absolutely guaranteed for 5000 miles. Costs little more than a tire half as good. The inevitable wear due to road friction is minim ized in this tire by scientific con struction and the employment throughout of best materials. Guaranteed 5000 Miles We carry a complete line of Tubes, Lubricating Oil and Acces sories, including Horns, Chains, Pumps, Jacks, Plugs, Etc. Try the CHAMPION X Spark Plug Best for All Cars. Republicans Organize Organization of the Coos County Republican Central Committee has been completed together with general plans for the regular campaign work jf the committee. Officers elected to serve during .he next two years were: President —John C. Kendall. Secretary— E.I. Chandler. Treasurer—Claude Nasburg State Committeeman—W. C. Chase of Coquille. Congressional Committeeman— Roberts of Myrtle Point. Bandon Hardware Comp’y N The first cost is less—and less is required to raise the dough At all Grocers For War Breads t♦ The Racket Store i DOING BUSINESS at the Old Stand with a large line of Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions Crockery, Dishes, Enamelware EVERYTHING for EVERYBODY At Prices that are Most Reasonable. BICYCLE HILHI.hV Uncle Sam will Hand Him Real GRAVEGV ( hewing Plug In a Tuudi from You Tfie U. S. 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