The Dora and the Norma are both
undergoing repairs at the Herman
Brothers shipyard.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tucker and
Mrs. Wm Panter and children ot
Bandon, were Sunday visitors at the
Hultin home.
Reuben Squire of Bandon visited
our burg last week.
The Randolph school house Is
being given a new coat paint. Suther­
land k Way of Bandon are doing the
work.
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By CLEM
Adams and family left Satur-
day in their new Dodge for an ex­
r tended camping trip.
Mrs. Robert Francis spent Sunday
at the DeLong ranch.
and then taste some of the
Roy Jones is spending his vacation
tine ice cream at ttie SUN­
in Curry county. Needless to say he
SET anil take a box home to
took his gun along.
your wife. It will lie a real
, Mrs. Rambo was a Bandon caller
treat. Our ice cream Is made
Sunday.
light in our own place, un­
| Elmer Miller left Sunday for
der the moat sanitary condi­
Camp Lewis to join the colors, His
tions and you may rest as­
many friends gave him a big supper
sured that it Is pure ami
party Saturday eve at the Miller
w holesome.
home. Elmer will be greatly missed
by us all. We hope that our Four Mile
We have the finest < un­
boys will return safe and bring
dies in town. Come in.
¡"Bills” Bcalp with them.
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Mrs. M. W. Treadgold and her
daughter. Miss Gladys, returned
THE
home Friday after spending the week
In Bandon visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Claire Treadgold and
children returned with them to enjoy
an outing at the ranch.
!.. O. REYNOLDS, Prop.
Miss Daisy Matheney who was to
sail on the Elizabeth last Monday to
(Formerly Blundell's)
visit her sister received word not to
come as her brother-in-law had been
V
¡drafted and her sister would come
to Bandon Immediately.
C. W. and J. A. Gurrattaz railroad
men frijm Portland spent Tuesday
looking over Four Mile for a possible
y location.
Mrs. Herman. August Herman and I Tlie Laurel Lake school has re­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blundell and their ceived a brand new organ which
two daughters took a trip to Rose­ they purchased with a fund received
burg in the Herman car to see Phil from an entertainment stime time
Blundell who is home on a five days ago.
furlough visiting his wife, mother j There will be an auction salt» at
Francis cottage
on
the Mrs. _______
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and other relatives.
Norman Pederson of Prosper is Clausen farm, Saturday, August 31st.
home to see his relatives and friends at 2 p. m. The list of articles to be
All kinds of
having been given a five days fur­ sold is as follows:
household goods, Including a bureau,
furlough.
library table, three-quarter iron bed
The youngest child of Richard stead, kitchen table, piano, violin,
Thrush is sick with bronchial pneu­
sheet music, rug curtains, 50 quarts
monia and with Its mother is at
of canned fruits and vegetables,
Hotel Gallier in Bandon.
other
numerous
I groceries
and
Elbert Philpott writes hoine from articles. Mrs R. F. Francia.
Somewhere in European waters that
he Is well and contented and having
On Sunday night, September, 1st,
a good time. lie is on the U. 8. S. .there will be another patriotic com-
Cononicua.
I inunity "sing" at the Presbyterian
Miss Gladys Ward has gone to n r j church at eight o'clock. There will
grandmother’s, Mrs. Erickson, on I be a few special numbers but every-
Daniels Creek where she will enter J one is invited to come and join in the
school for the winter.
singing of our national airs.
LOOK AT THIS
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We are ready with Every­
thing that’s new and correct
this season in Apparel for
Boys and Girls.
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Children's Shoes,
Children’s Shoes,
from 8 1-2 to 11 1-2
from 11 1-2 to 2
$1.75
New York Store
We Will Demonstrate the
Fordson
Farm Tractor
HENRY FORD S TRACTOR
At Coos-Curry Fair,
ISAAC R
Myrtle Point
TOWER, Marshfield, Ore
.Met Old Fighting Comrade
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New Fall Coats and Suits
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In New Fall Models....
Suits
Coats
made of SATIN GABERDINE, POP­
LIN ami FRENCH SERGES in
NAVY, BURGUNDY’ BROWN ami
KHAKI.
PRICED:
are made with
FIR and SILK
PUSH COLLARS. FANCc POCK-
ETS and BELTS. The most popular
shades are PEKING, NAI Y, BROW N
GREEN. PLl M and GREY. Priced:
$20. $25, $28.50
$32.50, $35
$22.50 and Up
The Golden Rule
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Zeek have ro­
turned from the Encampment ut
Portland. Mr. Zeek had the pleasure
of meeting one of liis old comrades,
e
Harvey Hank, who served in the
Picnic at Glen Alder
same company, B, 13th Ind. infantry, BIG TKACTOK DEMONSTRATION
Probably
the
most
enjoyable
with him. They had not met since
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armers
of
State
Interested
in
Port-
affair
given
this
season
was the
June 20, 1804, when Hank
was
FOR SALE—Two nice Rhode Island
land Attraction.
' picnic luncheon given by Mrs. R. A.
mustered out near Petersburg, Va.,
Red cockerels.
$1.50 a piece
I Felter at Glen Alder, their country,
Mr. Zeek continued with the reorgan­
Phone 501x8. Miss Minnie Perdue
A number of local farmers are ser­ | home, on Thursday last.
After a
ized regiment until it was mustered
Bandon Oregon.
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out at Goldsboro, N. C. at the close iously considering a trip to Port­ | short three mile drive the guests
FOR SALE
of the war. Mr. Zeek also had the land to attend the tractor and ini- enjoyed an ideal picnic in an ideal
Five room bungalow in West
honor of spokesman for the Sons of plement demonstration to be held picnic ground and everything an
Ramlon, built in 1U15. Modern
Veterans of Coos county who there September 5, 6 and 7. The Epicure could desire was on the
in every respect, concrete base­
presented to the National President shortage of horse feed and farm la- table.
The afternoon was spent in play-
ment.
If interested see Vic
of the W. R. C., Louise M. Knautf, bor is becoming a serious problem
Breuer. Owner.
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a splendid jewel case made of Cous I and the farmers are looking towards ing bridge, and high score fell to
county myrtle wood. Mrs. Zeek was I ttie tractor method to give them re- Miss Blanche Radley.
Before returning to town the WANTED—Night operator at the
an Oregon delegate to the National lief.
Bandon Telephone exchange. Make
Practically
every
tractor
manufac
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guests
took in the strawberry ranclt
convention of the W. R. C. which
was held in Portland simultaneously tured or sold on the Pacific Coast which with its spraying irrigation application to Post Office Box 423
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will be shown in actual operation. It was certainly a picture and left no Bandon.
with the G. A. R. encampment.
will be a wonderful opportunity for doubt in anyone's mind why Ban-
the man who needs or will soon need don enjoys
Geo. M. Laffaw was here on bus­
strawberries
until
Back From Encampment
a
machine,
as
he
will
be
able
to
com
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iness
for the Marshfield Auto Co. yes­
Thanksgiving.
N. I). Trumbull and Chas Rodgers
terday. He left in the afternoon for
were among the first of the local pare the favorable points of all ',f
them.
Portland on business and to meet
G. A. R. members to return from the
Miss Irene Barnekoff lias arrived ,Mrs. Laffaw who is returning home
Encampment, W. A. Greek came a
home from a ten week’s visit with from a visit with relatives at Seattle.
Nothing Was Accomplished
day or two earlier, he being afraid
The woolen mill meeting held at relatives in the Irvington district . Her visit w as cut short because of
that be was about to get sick. Mr.
the city hall Saturday night was bar­ * near Portland.
(the fact that Mr. Laffaw has been
Greek has been poorly of late and
Miss Christine Denholm and Miss canej for physical examination by
ren of results, so far as closin'; up
doesn't care to wander very far from
Nan Hunter of Portland, who had tile local military board of Coos
home. All of the "boys" are loud the affairs of the Sunset corpora­ been the guests
of the former's county. He has been reclassified and
tion was concerned. There was in­
in their praise of Portland folks and
sufficient stock represented to trans­ sister, Mrs. T. W. Robison, returned pjaced in Class 1. Having success­
the entertainment that was afforded
| fully passed the examination Satur-
act business, consequently the meet­ home the forepart or the week.
by them there. They had a splendid
ing was adjourned to be called at a
M. Broyles has gone to Imkeside day he expects soon to be called and
time and every moment was occupied.
later date.
for an outing of several weeks.
I is getting his business in shape.
There was nothing too good for them
Too Late To Classify
and about everything was free.
Captain and Mrs. John Johnson
and son, Randolph, and Mr. and Mrs
W. 8. Fahy and daughter, Beulah,
have arrived home from a trip to
southern Curry county, They made
the trip in their motor cars a
report good hunting and a very ■
joyable time.
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It was a complete surprise to their
many Curry county friends, when
last Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gillings at
Port Orford, the marriage of Robert
McKenzie and Miss Lucile Sorensen
was announced. The occasion was a
shower and banquet given by Mr.
and Mrs. Gillings in honor of the
bride and groom. The marriage had
taketi place at the M. E. parsonage
in Bandon at 5 o’clock in the evening
on August 11th, Rev. j 8. Van
Winkle officiating, but it was kept
a secret until the formal announce-
ment was made.
Mr. and Mrs.
Gillings and Miss Ena McKenzie of
Bandon, who Is a sister of the groom,
were the only guests at the wedding
The groom is foreman on Seaview
Ranch, a large dairy farm owned by
tlie McKenzies, but expects to enter
the service of Uncle Sam soon. The
bride's parents reside in California.
Both the young people are popular
within a large circle of friends,
many of whom were in attendance at
the banquet when the announcement
was made and had the opportunity
to extend personal congratulations.
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Marriage of Rol>ert McKenzie and
MI m Lucile Sorensen 1»
Formally Announced
Mrs. John Windsor has been
guest at the R. W. Windsor home
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WEDDING SURPRISE
AT PORT ORFORD
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
COUNTY’ OF COOS, STATE OF
OREGON.
In the Matter of the Estate of
CHARLES NEUMANN,
Deceased.
CITATION
TO Mrs Marie Quellan, Port Orford,
Oregon; Emma Knut. Petlz, Ger­
many; Charles P. Neumann, Port
Orford. Oregon.
Otto Neumann,
Bandon, Oregon; Paul Bingham.
Petlz. Germany. GREETINGS:
In tlie Name of the State
Oregon, you are hereby cited
required to appear in the County
| Court of the State of Oregon,
I for tlie County of Coos at the Court
' Room thereof, at (A.iquille in the
U'ounty of Coos on Monday the 7th
day of October 1918, then and there
to show cause. If any exists, why an
Order of Sale shall not be made on
the following described Real Prop
erty, to-wlt:-
The 8 E. H of
Section 28. and tlie
of the
N. E
of Section 33. all In Tow n-
ship 28. South of Range 1 4 West
of the Willamette Meridian, Coos
County. Oregon, containing Eighty
(80 1 Acres
Witness, the Hon James Watson
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Coos with ■he seal of said Court
affixed, this itith day of August
1918.
YtteM
1. w Oddy,
Clerk
Ry Myrtle Knowlton.
Deputy
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Jewelry, Silver
ware, Clocks
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and Watches
We Are Closing Out
preparatory to our departure
and are giving the people of this community an oppor­
tunity to buy High Grade Goods in our line at less than
wholesale prices. This is our offer:
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Jewelry, 25 to 50 Per cent Off
Silverware, 25 to 50 Per cent Off
Clocks, 25 Per cent Off
Watches, 20 to 25 Per cent Off
Especially attractive new line of AGATE JEWELRY, Cuff Links, Lavallieres,
Pendants, Rings, Brooches and Scarf Pins. All goes at 25 to 50 per cent Off.
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y ou will never again have such an opportunity
Come In and See for Yourself
Boyle Jewelry Company