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Tiliamoolc Headlight, February 4, 101“. Mr Ray Taylor and Miss Emma Ban I , Mr Tvson is in the employ of ttu ! P R it N. Itoilway Co-, Bt >’-ir K 1 and the young people will res.de a’ | that place. I Mrs Bacon, Mrs. Franklin and Mrs O A Schultz were hostesses at a card party Tuesday evening for th. I Prescilla club members and their hu> I bands. The invited guests were Mr 'and Mrs. Plank. Mr and Mrs. Purd< Mrs Shay and Mr. Frederick. Mrs Carl Schultz and Mrs. Carpenter were ; the prize winners. A FIRE INSURANCE | POLIC Y May He Your Only A sset in Case of I'ire. Attorney H T Botts returned last I week from a business trip to Portland I and Salem. He informs us that tn con iversation with Attorney General Brown, that that gentleman upholds the county court it its action in pro viding two miles of the Bayocean road being constructed instead of ha . a mile. Let us Write Your Ne.xt Policy Promise Yourself that this I 'ear zuill he Your Best and then make it so. ROLL IE W. WA ISON, rhe Insurance Man. TILLAMOOK JOTTINC Born to the wife of Burr Drutiner to-day a son. Editor Taylor, of Cloverdale, was in the city on Tuesday. Attorney ' olving, repn s< nting the ailroad, was in the city this week ind made a protest to the County ~ourt on account of some of the taking in A’hceler-( iaribaldi road some of the railroad land. The new boiler for the A F Coates L.umbi r Co.’s saw mill arrived on Wednesday . and this will give the The Prescilla club will meet with saw mill three large boilers, the new Mrs. J. F. Stranahan, Friday after one to be placed beside the present boilers. noon. Born, on Monday, to the of Anton Hurliman a son. wife of Mrs Robert Stillwell underwent an For sale five months' old pigs, H AV. Wright on the Miami. Phone 30F2 operation for appendicitis by Dr. W endt. She was out the previous day Bny City. and Monday she was taken very sul Rev. Van AA inkle of the < Kristian lenly with a severe attack of appen- Church left Monday to attend a licilis Ministers’ convention in Portland The Coninu rcial Club will give a Mrs Andy Nolan who was visi’ing I ’ rognssivr “500” cant parly this Ker sister Mis R ( l.amb, I ft for her home in Portland on W ednesday ( Ihursday) evening, followed by a uarried folks dance, which is confin Th«- members of the W R C. took ed to club members thtir families and tin ir him h and sp- nt last W 1 dnes l.i guest s. afternoon witl Mrs Dick, w'10 i .1 Found' A lii.e of buggies with the shut-in. qualify, that we can sell in competi- Th*, patriotic organiiations of the’ ti-i:: with the mail older business and citv will celebrate I incoin’s birthday,' s-vc v<'i mom y Riing your cata Feb. 12, with appropriated exercises logues and conic in and compare at the Gem Theatre. I pric s I v< ry bui-'.-y fully guaranteed. * A bill has been introduced to i-i- -—Tillamook Feed Co. pose a tax of 5 per cent upon gross Join Guest, who is 77 years of age, Receipts from firms giving, tradi . land father of W. II. Guest, was op- stamps with merchandise. I er led on for cancer of the neck by The Y F F. Club of Fairview was entertained pleasantly at the home ol Helena Durrer, Jan . 28. 1 wo mem bers were added to the list. After the usual order of business had been dis posed of a dainty luncheon was serv ed The club was invited to hold Its next meeting at the home of Pnska Neigcr in the afternoon of Eriday, February 12. The Adjustment Bureau of the Portland Association of Credit Men vs B. L. Beals, jr„ is a suit filed tn the circuit court to recover $8 q 8;4C growing out of several accounts will the Union Oil Co., the Shell Co^ Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., and I -.slier Thorsen & Co., the defendant being indebted to these parties for 01 and other merchandise. The natatorium at Bayocean will be open and in operation next Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 6th, and 7th- 1 K- launch Henrietta will leave Tillamool Saturday evening at 7 Pm-i Bay City 7:45 p.rn.. returning will leave Bay ocean on Saturday night at 11 pm The Henrietta will leave Tillamook at 9 a.m. Sunday morning; Bay City 9:45 a.m.; and returning will leave Bayocean at 3 p.m. Ada Wilson vs. James Wilson is ? divorce suit filed in the circuit court These parties were married in I ilia mook on December 31, 1895. an‘l tw< children were born to the union. The grounds upon which plaintiff seeks .1 divorce is for cruel and inhuman treatment on the part of defendant and drunkenness on the part of I.-1 latter, at which times plaintiff was abused. Plaintiff also asks for th< custody and care of Floyd AA ilson, and that she have and recover ol the personal property the sum o The city council will decide o 11 Di Boals I the hospital on Monday. $410.00 and onethird part of the shar Monday evening whether it vili J l on<<lering it was a large growth of of real property. stand suit with Mrs. Gondspeid for cancer and the advanced age of the Frank Long, sr., administrator of datnagi s in the improvement of First ; patient, he rallied in good shape. the estate of William Campbell, plain Street, Henry D. Temple, post office i ti tiff and respondent, vs. Pacific Rail Mrs. Albert Olds was operated 1 spector, came in on Tuesday, for the way & Navigation Co., defendant and for tuburcular infection of the hip on purpose of receiving proposals for a appellant, appealed from Tillamook Saturday by Dr. Boals, who also re ; lease for the post office in Tillamook. moved a tuluircular abscess from nii- ISeveial proposals have been made, county to the supreme court, on re hearing, original opinion sustained der the right kidney. j Whoever obtains the lease will have This was a case where Campbell was (to fix the office with new equipment. The P. R. X N. and all similar rail killed on the railroad at Wheeler and roads belonging to the Southern Pa ' \\ . N Bays of Beaver, has closed the jury assessed the damages at tw< cific Co, arc to be imigcd into tirai a deal between I J. I’owell and P. J. thousand dollars. The supreme court company in the near future, and they I Trobongh whereby Mr. Powell se held that Campbell was a contrubut- will be operated under one depart- cures Mr. I robough's ranch and stock ing cause to the accident and reversed [at Beaver and Mr. I robough gets the the decision of the lower court, and ment. ; Powell property in this city at the upon plaintiff asking for a rehearing, The Tillamook Commercial corner of 8th Street and 2nd Avenue the supreme court sustained its pre gained 22 new members the cast. vious decision in the case. week, and expect to gain as Married on Sunday afternoon, Jan. more in the next few weeks, .list, at the M E. Parsonage in this Tillamook County Sunday School the dues will be reduced to $i.< Association. ritv, R< v Edward Gittins officiating month The annual meeting of the Tilla- mook County Sunday School As so ciation will be held in this city on Friday and Saturday, the program for which is as follows; Fridav Evening 7:30. Song and Devotional Service Mrs. B. E. King. Address of Welcome. Rev MacKenzie Response, Rev. Ford. Anthem, .... United Cho:r. Address, Rev. C. A. Thipps. Saturday Forenoon, 10:00 a.m. Praise Service Rev Gittins l he Sunday Sch< ol, a Factor in Char- actet Building, . . Rev. A an Winkle. Addrrss, Rev. C. A. Phipps Social Adjournment. Saturday Afternoon i jo p.ni. Devotional, Rev. White. Address, .......... Rev. Gittins I Solo.................... Mrs. Trombley. inclemency of (In* weather. a- well as the ; Round Table, . Rev. C. A. Phipps consequent delay in completing preparations for ■ lhe Sunday School Needs, Mrs. Edwards. this event, occasioned by stock taking, It.is com- Address ... Rev MacKenzie pelled us in fairness to our many ciisttnness to ex- Address, . . ........ Rev. C. A. Phipps. tend this great sale for another wt ok Saturday Evening. 7 .to pm. The Sale will therefore close on Sat unlay. Eebru- 1‘raise Service,Mrs. H. AA R. Holmes ary 13th, instead of February <11 h. Solo, ........................ Mrs. MacKenzi Address, Rev. C. A Phipps. As previously announced we an featuring the Sunday Afternoon. 2 30 p m. celebrated "Dove” Brand of I 'mkrwear. ami these Address to Boys, Rev. C A. Phipps garments together with the splendid Bargain* in Sunday Evening, 7 30 p in. Staples offer unprecedented 1 opportunities for Song Service J. V Baird. Anthem . United Choir. making worth while savings. Scrip-urc Reading. Rev. A'an AA inkl< See windows .and special displavs in Dry Goods Dtiet. Mrs Mimch anil Aliss Bulev Department anti oil the Balcony. Aildrcss, Rev. C A. Phipps. All meetings except the Sunday Also watch for our Announcement offering After Inventory Bargains next week. You must not evening meeting, will be held at the M T < hurch. and the Sunday even miss those ing meeting will be held at the Chris ■!! ti ‘t Ch-rch, ^fern’s ANNUAL WHITE SALE Will Continue for One Week More. i / à DOLPH ROAD IMPROVEMENT Court Takes Immediate Action to Have Road Surveyed. The County Court on Wcdnesdav levoted considerable time to the m it er of the survey of the Dolph county road, to connect with a road that is .urveved in Polk county, which cuts jut the toll road and Dolph and what lave always been an eye sore to Till- imuok County, what is known as the Grand Rondo reservation road. Yam- lill and Polk counties are greatly in terested in this improvement, for it gives those counties a good road to the coast, and it will eventually be come part of the great State High way. It will be also a great benefit to them. The project will cost between $8o,ooo and $100,000. Tillamook, Yam hill and Polk Counties will appro priate each, $15,000 and the state $45,- ><x) and the Portland Automobile Club will contribute something to wards it, it is said about $10,000. Two lelegations attended the meeting of he court, one favoring the Bear Camp route and the other the Sour Grass Creek route. J. J. Read repre senting the Portland Automobile club was present and advocated this im provement and promised financial aid After considering the matter the court made this order: This matter coming on to be heard is to the continuation of the survey of the Dolph county road, from Pet erson place, by way of Baxter's to the Tillamook County line, to connect the Polk County survey, at Bear Camp, and the court being fully ad vised it was ordered that R. L. Shreve county surveyor, J. M. Baker and Forrest J. Ayer, be and they are here by appointed as a board of countv road viewers, to make a survey from the Peterson place, on the Dolph county road, by way of the Baxter place, the county line between Polk ind Tillamook Counties, to Conner' with the survey ma'de by the Poll county board of surveyors at Bear Creek; also to run a line 'by way of Baxter place up the Sour Grass creek, o connect with the present road, at ar near what is known as the Bee ranch, said board of county viewers to meet at the Peterson place on 4th of February, 1915. So that no time should be lost getting quick action, the court set Jute for the board of viewers to meet today, and (. ounty Surveyor Shreve with his crew left this morning. Presentations at I. O. O. F. Lodge. On Tuesday evening, over 400 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs assembled at he I. O. O. F. Temple to witness the presentation of Veteran Jewels to Bros. J. S. Diehl and J. H. Ellison in good standing for twenty-five years. The following progran] was a success in every particular: Selection, by Jenkins’ (Orchestra. Vocol Solo, by Mrs. Page. Recitation, by Mrs. Wade. Selection, by Jenkins' Orchestra. Instrumental duet, by Misses Wade and Maddux. Recitation, by J. I.. Henderson. Selection, by String Orchestra. Vocol Solo, by D. E. Robinson. Recitation, by Mrs. Van Winkle. Presentation of Jewels. Step Dance, by Powell Bros. Violin Solo, by E. F.. Koch. After the program a Banquet was uiven in the banquet hall, and, as us ual, the tables were loaded with good things to cat. The committee on ar rangements are to be complimented on the success from beginning to end, as everything was moved through without a hitch in any way. All seem ed well pleased with the program and hope- to see the same kind pulled of at some future time. A Comparison. To the Editor, Tillamook Headlight I notice in the last issue of the Headlight report covering Red Clover Creamery's work for the last year. AA’ ould you please publish extract from our report? This was the first year the South Prairie factory receiv ed more milk than Red Clover, put ting South Prairie fourth place among the cheese factories in this county. Following are given for comparison Reel Clover—Milk received, 2,527,- 162 tbs ; Cheese produced, 280.687 lbs. Average- too pounds of milk, $1.52. South Prairie—Milk received 2,527,- 709. Cheese produced, 283,855; Aver age it» pounds of milk $1.534.10. ..... that while South Thus , you ............. will note Prairie received but t 547 tbs. more _____ ___ milk, it produced over 3.100 tbs. more cheese. To these that know conditions her : it seems funny that these people should want to publish showing their good work, especially in the face of the fact that their bell weather, Lee, tried so hard last season to convince Tillamook people that cheese prices were altogether too high. Respectfully, South Prairieite. (For the information of our respondent the Headlight will 1 lish all th« reports of the cheese , factories in a few weeks when a com parison can be made of the output and prices received at the different factories—Editor.) Kill Kare Study Klub. On January 21st the Kill Kare Study Club was entertained at th< home of Mrs. Christensen. Mrs. Christensen and Mrs. Poorman weri hostesses of the day, and proved theii ability in giving the Klub a splendid . The study lime. _______ , hour was certain!1, njoyed by* all, the paper prepared bv Mrs. Bales, on Helen Keller, was very interesting indeed. Here is a letter found in the post office this morning, and the owner may have the same by applying [ and proving their property. “Dear Fred Meet us at the next show given by the Dramatic Club at the Operr House. .As this is the only time wi can meet I will have Maude along so bring your friend. We had a dandy time at the last one, and enjoyed i; very much. I was disappointed that you were not there. I saw in the pa per that the next show is to be a fun ny comedy in 3 acts, entitled “Other Peoples Money” and will be present ed Friday and Saturday, February 1. and 13, so do not fail to be there as I want to see you very much. Yours as ever, Mabie. new members, both active and h0 orary, be present. The New Lime Industry. The plant for the development 0( lime deposit« south of Tillanu ..k Cft. will be in operation in about tw'i weeks and ready to fill orders for lime. The buildings are being designed mil built and the machinery installel by U. G. Jackson, a thoroughly cai. ible engineer, whose practical know, ledge of the problem involved sures success to the enterprise. Our people have not yet fully re»', ized what this development really means to this county. To have an ample supply of good lime for agri- cultural purposes immediately avail- ible at prices that all can afford, means that our prairie lands wj|| igain be grow ing clover and similar crops as abundantly as they did 30 years ago. Lime in the soil will make possible far better crops on bottom lands. Several thousand dollars being spent in this enterprise and we wish '.he promoters success. They have re ceived numerous letters from people outside of Tillamok County as to the ime already, and it is probable that a shipping market will also be obtained. DR. WENDT, Eye Specialist, ^Fit Glasses at The regular meeting of the Wom en’s Civic Improvement Club will be Reasonable Prices. Guaranteed. Women’s Civic Club. held, Saturday, Feb. 6, at 2:30 at the Commercial Club. It is the purpose of the members of the club to acquaint themselves with all the issues and conditions that con cern the city and community in gen eral, and at, and at this meeting some one that is thoroughly competent, will explain the Port of Tillamook, giving a comprehensive explanation of the abject and benefit to be derived from the furtherance of the work as now planned. Other matters of importance will be taken up and a large attendance is urged. It is especially desired that the $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hill's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. 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