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School begins next Monday.
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Repairing :
On Monday morning last Frank
Frank Foster was up from Meda Foster, in company with his father,
left for Harding, Idaho, where he
Tuesday.
All Work Guaranteed.
hopes his health will he improved.
We’re now ready to
Elbert Worthington made a trip
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Werschkul
supply you
with
to Tillamook Saturday.
spent a few dayB in Portland this
Mrs. W. A. High and children week, having autoed there last School Boooks, Tablets, Ink,
Sundayod with relatives in Tilla­ Saturday, accompanied by Julius
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Werschkul and family, who have
thing Needed in
Lee Nelson, of Newberg, was the been enjoying a visit here.
SANDLAKE
guest this week of his sister, Mrs.
Will Williams, accompanied by
the School,
Mr. and Mrs. Curran, Miss Cur­
his brother and father, returned
Frank Owens.
ran and Mr. and Mrs. Reed, of Es-
last week from the Columbia river,
Wallace Warren and wife, of tacada, came in Saturday evening
Begin to look up your needs, for where he has spent the summer
Three Rivers, were business visitors and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. the opening of school will soon be fishing.
in town Saturday.
R. M. March over Sunday. Mon­ here.
Mr. and Mrs. Rock spent last
Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Rock’s
Rev. Miller will preach in the day Mr. and Mrs. March with their
mother,
Mrs. Eva Webb.
Cloverdale Baptist church Sunday company enjoyed the day on the
The lady who was to speak on
beach.
morning at 11 o’clock.
temperance at our school house
Tomorrow morning Mr. and Mrs.
Thursday failed to keep her ap­
Druggist and Stationer
W. E. Godsey has sold his inter­
pointment. Quite a number were
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Werschkul
and
the
Courier
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est in the blacksmith shop to his
out
to hear the lecture.
editor, wife and daughter, Erma,
partner, Albert Boon.
G.
W. Galloway made a trip to
Grandpa Hatton was a Ti 11a.-
will leave on a four weeks’ trip to
Tillamook Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Franklin, of their old homes in Michigan. Rev. mook visitor Wednesday.
Maude Webb returned homo
Oretown were passengers to Tilla­ F. S. Ford and Glenn Taylor will
Seventeen coining two-vear-oldcalves, Saturday after an absence of three
mook Wednesday.
have charge of the Courier during Holsteins and Jerseys, good grade, for weekt, staying with her cousin,
sale o r trade for drv cows. Call or i>hone
Mrs. Irene Stiverson and little the editor’s absence.
Mr. Farmer, accompanied by
Arba
Craven, Meda.
daughter are the guests this week
friends,
spent part of the week
The Central Embroidery Club
The Tillamook County Pomona camping at the lake.
of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kraner.
met on Wednesday with Mrs. Chas.
Mrs. Webb and son Willie, were
Grange met at Oretown yesterday.
Mail Carrier Moon is having a Johnson and enjoyed a very pleas­
visiting
at her sister’s near Tilla­
Fairview was represented by a del-
garage for his auto truck built ant afternoon of work and social
mook this week.
gation of 24, Nehalem 4, Nestucea
Mr. and Mrs. Hackett were Til­
across the road from his residence. chat. The hostess was ably assis­
4> and Cloverdale 5. An elaborate lamook visitors one day this week.
For Sale—One 24 gallon and ted by her daughter, Mrs. Neta banquet was enjoyed and resolu­
Lee Wilson and family have
three 10 gallon rennet kegs Bailey. The club will meet next tions passed opposing the 8-h»ur moved to Tillamook. Mr. Wilson
law and the $1 ”>00 exemption. The will cook in the Todd hotel.
Splendid for pork or crout. In­ time with Mrs. J. S. Beggs.
quire at Ray cheese factory.
Word was received here Tuesday next meeting will be held the first
Card oi Thanks.
Thursday in December at Nehalem.
evening
of
the
death
of
Mildred,
I
wish
to tender my heartfelt
R. V, Blalock, democratic and
John
Dunstan,
of
Tillamook,
thanks
to
the neighbors and friends
prohibition nominee for joint rep­ the three year old daughter of Mr.
was
in
this
end
of
the
county
this
for
their
kind
assistance during the
resentative, Yamhill and Tilla­ and Mrs. Wili Galloway, formerly
illness
of
my
dear
wife and for the
week boosting for the county fair.
mook counties, was a visitor in of Sandlake, but now at Palouse,
many
words
and
aots
of sympathy
Mr. Dunstan says the fair program
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Wash.
The
cause
being
spinal
during
our
bereavement.
Cloverdale Wednesday.
meningitis. This is the second is completed and that all entries
Heniy J. Gould.
Miss Ruth Clark, the grammar child lost by them with this dis­ must be in by 0 o’clock on the
Cloverdalo Hotel Arrivals.
teacher, returned to Cloverdalelast ease within IS days, their oldest evening of September 15, the judg­
Mrs Ray Belding, Hood River;
evening.
The primary teacher. ! child, a boy, having died Aug. 12. ing will he done the following day.
C. E. Mourey, R C. Jones, F. W.
Miss Pearl Miller, is expected here j Mr. and Mrs. Galloway have On the 17th will be the big parade Christensen, J. R. Rochan, Tilla­
and the contests for school children
this evening or tomorrow.
i many friends in this county who on the 18. also on that day the mook; J. D. Stevens, B. F. Ware,
W. I). Ausman, F. E. A. Smith,
The Misses Margaret and Aleda sympathize with them in their better babies awards will be made.
Portland; Tom Attinger, Sheridan;
Ray left Wednesday for their home ' bereavement.
There is t<> be no entry fees but all H. H. Cobb. Beaver; Elmer Ever­
must pay admission.
Season
in Portland. They were accom­
Mrs. Cecilia Gould, wife of H. J. tickets will be sold for 75 cents, est and wife, Newberg; Art Zim­
merman. White Salmon, VV. R,
panied as far as Bay City by Miss
Gould, of Med.», passed away last general admission 25cents,children
Donnelly, W. F. Toll, Montreal,
Gladys Hutchins, who has been week Fridav after a long series of
under 12 years free. No return ¡Can.; F. VV. Jones Johnson, Vt ;
visiting here.
ailments and the funeral took »•hecks will he given.
H. McCredie and wife, Bull Run.
W. M. Owen and little daughters, place on Saturday in the little
Dor thy and Edith, left Tuesday cemetery at Oretown surrounded
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morning for Portland. They re­ by a large gathering of her old
turned home today bv auto with friends ami neighbors. The Rev,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Werschkul.
K. S. Ford, of Cloverdale, was pres­
Before deciding o n a milking ent and conducted the set vices.
The flowers were numerous and
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machine learn about the B. L K.
beautiful. The husband who for
milker H o l d by Flanker Bros., Til­
many years has been untiring in
lamook. All the latest improve­
his ministration and cure has the
ments to make it a perfect milker
Delivered by Parci Is Post
sympathy of the entire community.
it Portland Prices. Call
William Hanley,
democratic Mrs. Gould was horn August 23,
or write .
nominee for l nited States Senator, l s7l, at Newberg, Yamhill County,
and his s* cil iary Albert Uiis, in Ore , and was 43 yearn of age. She
company with two other gentle­ leaves a husband and little daugh-
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men, toured this end of the county te r. a mother, four brothers and a
sister to mourn their lo<-».
this week
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