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About Cloverdale courier. (Cloverdale, Tillamook County, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1918)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL I TEMS a n a W. A. Wise, dentist. Cha«. Kay is in Cioverdale again Bud Wallaca, of Beaver, wan in town Wednesday. Miss Ethel Jemen, of Beaver, was in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrv. John Jent k of Hemlock were in town Tuesday. Jattics Trent and family of Neskowin were in town Tue 3 d. 1 v. E. F. Rogers and wife, of Tillamook, are spending the week in this end of the county. Blaaker Bros, for all kinds of (dumb ing, bath room outfits and fixtures. Til* lumook. Ore. Will Roenice, of SanJluke, and sister, Mrs. Harris, of Tillamook, were in Cloverdala New Years Day, Q O O AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST either army. Although the United States recruit ing offices no longer take recruits vol untarily, who Lave registered, the British and Canadian recruiting mis sion can accept al) British and Canadian subjects between the ages of 18 and 4ft and in certain branches up to 56, pro vided the man has only his first pa pros or uo papers at all. American citizens cannot be enlisted. Why not start the New Year right by joining the British army or Canadian Expeditionary Fores, and help end the war, is urged by the above named officer. Carpenters, boat builders, black smiths. tlmbermen and other trades men are especially needed. To those who have dependents a lib eral separation allowance is paid by the government, and where this is not suf ficient a further grant will be made by the British Patriotic Fund of Oregon. John Lockwood experts to leave for Conservative Calendar. Corvallis tomorrow where he will take Monday—we’ ll say is our “ beatleei a course in eheese making. day,” Joseph Aufdeinauer, who has been a One cinder, one flicker, one coal. patient at the hospital tor a short time, Tuesday—well this is our “ inealiesB returned to his horns in ilcho Friday. day,” The Louvre for an appetizing lunch or One oyster, one herring, one sole. dinner. Counter and table service. Wednesday—oh, this«s our ‘ ‘ wheatless Wheu in Tillamook next time try the day,” Louvre. One corn cake, one dodger, ODe scone. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bidgood enter Thursday—we must have a ‘ ‘eweetless day,” tained the high school scholars with v One pickle, one lemon, one bone. watch party at their home Monday i Friday—will make a good ’ eatltss day , g evening. One cheerful and glorious fast. The next Red Cross meeting will he Saturday—call it a ‘ treatless day,” held Frid iv, January t l, the regular For all reciprocity’s past. meeting day having been changed from But Bnndav—may Hoover forgive us, Weiuesday to Friday. we pray, If we should all happen to feel The baptism service at the Baptist c'jurclt New Year's l»ay was largely at A little more hungry than usual today, And once again eat a sipiare meal. tended and two new membt re were aided to their church roll. i WATCH THIS-SPACE NEXT WEEK Greetings W e wish to extend our BEST WISHES to all our customers lor a HAPPY and PROSPER OUS NEW YEAR. Thanking you for your genarou6 patronage through the past and Special Announcement hoping for a continuance of the same through the coming year. WM. A. HIGH, Druggist and Stationer C ioverdale, Oregon. Death of Joseph Williams. Cioverdale Mercantile Co. Inc. Again death came our way. This time Joseph Williams, of Pacific City, was called. He was taken sick in Butte • mb <«■■■■ Montana, sometime in May, He had been working there in the mines while his family were living in their little home in Pacific City. He found that he was gradually getting worse and came h«-re September 5th of last year, llis case was a peculiar one that seemed to battle the medical men. lie was taken to Tillamook hospital under the care of Dr. Boales and from there brought, back to his home, lie was later taken to the Cioverdale hospital but despite all that riuidical skill could accomplish he died Friday, December 28, at about 12 o’clock, noon. He was born in England, Jue 15,1869 WOODS ITEMS. Was married to Augusta Pauls at New Year’s I)av was one of the Spokane, Wash., in 18*.«8, and to this prettiest days it lias been our pleasure union there were born four children, Woods and Pacific City during the to experience in some time and we are Joseph, Lorenzo, Mary and Arthur, all past week has borne a greater resem hoping it is mi omen of bright things in of whom are living. Joseph, the oldest, blance to a large inland sea than quiet 1»1 1 . is attending school in Portland. The country hamlets. dec«-as*-d also leaves besides his wife and Roy Stone of Neskowin, who ha* been Our people have not so greatly children, a brother and two sisters. reported ns being demented for some Dr. Montgomery conducted the fun time, was taken to Tillamook Sundae resented the inclemancy of the weather, and from their sent io the asylum foi because it gave them a better oppor eral seavices at the Odil Fellow’s ceme tunity for visiting and feasting during tery where only his wife and family ami treatment. the holidays. a few friends were able to attend on ac Those who wish to see Dr. Wise about count of the heavy rain and high w ater. Frank Dunn is visiting relatives here their dental work will please take notice The funeral was held at 3 o’clock, De again, and we believe his father and his that he and Mrs. Wise will leave shortly cember 2y.| for the south on a vacation trip of four broth« rs und their families, who have The bereaved family have our deepest recently arm ed here from Hood River, or six weeks. sympathy. The loss of husband and and fiis sisters, who are living here witli A song service was held at the other friends, who ha«e also recently father is a loss too great for verbal ex church lust Sunday evening. Another come to make them a visit, are having pression. The lonely hearth, the vacant seng service will he held next Sunday about as jolly a time as a family can chair, w ill n-main a silent reminder ¡of «• • • ♦ «♦ • ♦ • • • ♦ • ♦ • ««»• ♦ • »ft«* Uncalled for Letters. him who has passed on before. eveniug at 7:30 at which all good have. The following letters remain uncalhd These line* were read at the funeral: singer* and all good listeners are in A watc) night meeting at the Mission Let me strew my flowers daily, in the for at the Cioverdale postoffice January vited. 1, 1918: was well attended, and the three-hour path of those 1 love. Mrs Adie Sclimelrer Ira C. Barber, of Dolph, formerly of program was extremely interesting from Making bright the upper pathway Dr. Patterson leading to our homes above; Willuniinu, and a member of the state the beginning to the end, interspersed Mr. K. L. Padden Help me store in memories’ casket legislature, is visiting at the J. H. Lam- with songs, several different kinds of In calling for the same please say something always kind and true; ton home this week. Mr |l-»rl«,-r in instrumental music, recitations, as well Keeping ever as my motto “ Do as 1 ‘ ‘ Advertise«!.” Mabelle N. Foster. Pestmaster. building a fence to correl the joint sen as readings bearing on the live topics of would have them do.” Help me as the jewel hours pass with ntorehip job. the day and closing the year with a . Notice of Contest. ever hastening tread, (For Publication) Merle Meyers, who has been ul the half hour of solemn service, for thanks- > To improve each precious moment, Department of the Interior, ere 1 slumber with the «lead. hospital for some time was removed to giving and new resolutions. The begin- j the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ning of the New Ye»r was celebrated When oui loved ainl lost are sleeping in United States Land Othce. their narrow, silent tomb Portland, Oregon, Dec. 21,1917. F E. Meyers, of llel»o, Sunday. A bv rejoicing and good wishes, and as May no vain regret be ours, making To Joseph Tondreau, of Cioverdale, Ore spec nl.st from Portland was called to fine a spread of good things to eat as deeper still the gloom. gon, Contestee : a -e him mid pronounced his trouble to one would ask to see. Someone then Then, lK-ar Lord, help us remember You are hereby notified that I. la-on- when at last the partings come propose«! that each one do a little bit of »«««1 Ferguson, who gives Gladstone. Ore hr tumor on the brain and incurable. Red Cross work and a good sized col- [ That the journey o’er the river, is the gon, as his postottice address, did on onlv journey homy. Married—At Vancouver December 28, lection was taken. Nov. 22, 1917, file in tins office his duly In his keeping there to linger near the | corroborate«! application to contest and Mis» Helen M. Beals to Harvey 1*. pearly city’s gate. I secure the cancellation of your Loins- Mrs. Bvron Randall has returned to) Fhinger. The families of both of the -A N D There to listen for our coming loved ' stead entry No— , Serial No. 04502, young pe««ple are well known i«si ’ cuts ber home l acltic (. itv much improved and lost will surely wait. | made May 13, 191ft, for w n «> ' 4 and j [ of Tillamook. Mrs. Kbinger is now 1 health. What’s more gran-1 than thoughts of ■ n e ' 4 n w l4 Section 34, Township 5 heaven ? I South, Range 10 West, Willamette Mer- teaching tier th rd vear «.f school in Mr an«l Mr*. Garrett War«» have re- Every day we’re nearing home. ' idian, and a» grounds for his contest he O oversale and Mr. Kbinger for the turned again to Pacific City after *(>einl- Here we’ re but a weary pilgrim, there alleges that said entrvmun has absn- P-'»t year ha* res.divl in Kellogg, Idaho, > ¿nj. Hie holidays in Tillaino«'k. in toil we’ ll cease to roam ; done«l the sai«l land for a period of two Jesus brighten’ » all our pathway and vears or more and that he lias made no where he hu<! a poMlion as druggist, hut Chester Worthington’s new house is in aorruw isonr friend, , improvements whatsoever nor culti ha* m vntlv enlisted and i- n««w -Ra i-et us give him ev-ry treasure ami g«i vated no part of sai«l land. That said nearing completion. tioned at Vancouver where lie is in train with him to d,-» end. entryroan’s absence troin the lun 1 was ing in the tried cal corps Th«« couple are not due to his empniyiuent in military \\ e have some dandy real estate buys. X very well known and popular tl-r-uigh- Ask for particulars about a «mall bot services rendered in connection with Card of Thanks. out the count « and a n ng und happv tom lami ranch near Pacific City, Ten We desire to thank kind friend? and i the ojierations in Mexico or along the married life is the wish of their friend» acres neat Beaver at a bargain. Goo«l neighbors for their kindness and sym border thereof, «>r in mobilization cam|>s 1 elsewhere in military or naval organiza for them tions of the United States or the 1 house and lot in Cioverdale, part c.-i«h pathy in our bereavement. ♦ National Guard of any of the several «*♦•♦♦•♦•-> ♦ ♦ •♦ •♦ ••♦ •♦ •♦ « o*® ' anJ easy terms. Tavlor Roul Estate 1 states. k O u n c e (o Join Ike Canadian Serv ce R. S. Waril and Familv. ! Agencv. You are, therefore, further notified Lieutenant Sitnpaon wants all Cana that the said allegations will be taken dian and British subject* to know that a# confessed, and your said entrv will be canceled without lurther rigtit to be tbev can atill enlist as volunteers, hut heard, either Indore this office or <-n Leland B. Erwin that the time is not far di-tant when appeal, if you fail to file in this office this privilege will he withdrawn and within twenty -lavs after the fourth T illam ook , Ore. publication of this notice, as shown be- they will be conscripted. All British An advertisement this low, your answer, under oath, specific an«l CanaJian subjects are «herefore size in the Clownlale Diploma from tho Chicago L. S. HUSHBECK, Proprietor. ally respontfir.g to these allegation? of urge-1 to call on or cn-nniunicatc wi.h Courier at only 35c the ■ualcal Collage contest, together with due proof that b in at bis offus corner Third and l Uk i?-»ue. lV»n't let the you have serve«! h copy of your answer Will be in CUiverdale on Thurs streets. Port laud. , on the said ccntastant either in person dix-r hing«-? «if your busi- day of each week. or by registered mail. He pirtirnlar’.v wants Englishmen to neu« place get rustv for Y'ou shoulil state in y«>ur answer the Th-we desiring to take le#- join English ri fluents. Scotchmen to the want <«f a little ailver- name of the poet office to which you de 1 sons plea?«- engage a lesson peri««! join bcolch regimwt*, Ir «hmea to join 1 1 sing. sire future notices to l«e sent to you. now Lease w«>r«l at the Cioverdale Irish reg.incut*, Welshmen to join N. Campbell. Regi-ter. ll«*tel or write me at Tillam«»ok. Date of first publication Dee. 27. 1917. Welsh regimeuts, ami Canadian t>> join Date of second publication Jan. 3, 1918. Terms U 00 Por Lesson. the Canadian Expeditionary Force, hut Date of third publication Jan. 10. 1918. A f f i f A W A A w i w volunteers lave t* e cl. i«-e , f ««ring W W W W W W W a w V a a f A W a a • a f A l v f • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • »• ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ Date of fourth publication Jac. 17, 1918, Quality Counts HARDWARE In ever line of Merchandise, but none more especia iiy than in Our large stock is in every instance the best that can be had and our aim will be to keep the high standard up. Builders’ Hardware, Tools Shelf and Heavy Hardware j Stoves, Ranges, Farm and Garden Tools And everything usually kept in u first-class hardware store, and all goods are of the best quality. Alex McNair & Co., Tillamook, Ore. TAKE J I THE WHITE! AUTO j STAGE ! - FOR— Tillamook- Cioverdale AI l Way Points | Safe and Comfortable 2 Leave Cioverdale daily at 7:30 a. m., arriving at Tilla mook at 10 a. m.—in time for morning train to Portland. Leave Tillamook at 3 p. m , arriving at Cioverdale at 5 J p. m. Ernest D. Edmunds PIANO INSTRUCTION J M. TRAXLER, Trop. * The Todd Hotel Dining Room run on Family Style Meals 3.0c. Rooms 50 and 75 Cents, Special Rales bj the Week.