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TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Al Gl ST 5,
3
1020.
Tillamook Jottings?
are spending a few weeks here on the north of town for a landing place.
lng cause, it shows their hearts are
ion. that finally convinces her that
YOUNG MAN FACES SERIOUS
Jersey Club Meeting.
beaches.
The fleld was so small last year that her rather prosaic lover is the right
right, and their minds willing, when
CHARGE
Joe H. Bocliman and wife, of Port­ I Rollle W. Watson and family have it was dangerous, as after they had man after all.
The Jersey Club will meet at the the cause is deserving.
returned
from
a
month's
auto
trip
to
strated
there
was
no
chance
to
stop
land were Tillamook visitors last
Attend your lodge and keep up in
home of Paul Fitzpatrick on Tuesday
Tries to Chloroform a Young Woman
California, having enjoyed their even though the start was not made
Walker-Steele Wedding
weak.
August 10th. All member are re­ the work.
| sumer outing. While in California, j right.
In Her Bed Room
F.
F.
Conover,
Sec.
quested
to
be
present
and
bring
a
Doris Woofe is spending a week or ( they visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude
-* A very pretty home wedding was
so at Brighton at the home of her Thayer and other former Tillamook r Mrs. J. C. Holden has returned!. held Saturday noon at the home of list of the number ot cattle they will
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from Portland where she ha^ been
enter at The Fair. It you cannot be
freind, Alta Magason.
rw
°Ur *°cal youn« raen-
' residents.
studying music with Den Mowrey Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Walker, when present, send the list in to Joe Don­ To the Tillamook Jersey Calf Club DeLlllleB, son of J. M. DeLillies, u
Mrs. Bert King, accompanied by
their
son,
James,
and
Misss
Anah
Mrs. E. T. Haltom and daughter, and Mrs. C. L. Dunning. Mrs. Holden
Twenty members of the Calf Club in the county jail awaiting the de-
her «lister’s three small children, Camille, returned this week from Ta­ I received her Normal papers, Mrs. Steele, of Nehalem, were united in aldson, president of the club. It will
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not be long until our Fair and we are now owners of Jersey heifers, ciBion of the court on a charge of
spent Thursday at Rockaway.
coma, where they have been visiting C. J. Dunning, which permits her to mariage. The beautiful ring srvice have much to do.
assailed
a fourteeen
year old
which has qualified the Club to ob­ having
ffirl with
the intent
to ra^
A marriage license was issued to with Mrs, J. C. Monroe, Mrs. Halt- teach the Dunning System of Im­ was used. Rev. W. Warren, of the
All those wanting blankets for
James H. Walker and Anah Steele om’s mother, for about a month. Mrs. proved Study of Music to all Music M. E. church of Nehalem, officiating. I stock must measure the length of tain the $7 5 the American Jersey
Wood8’ daughter ot A
Cattle Club is offering for premium t,rw8
both of Nehalem, on July 3uth.
Monroe accompanied them home and Teachers. Any music teacher wish­ Thj bride was daintily gowned in them on back und come prepared to money. There has already been over N Woods, who is in the garage of
white
taffeta
and
chiffon,
and
carried
ing to take this splendid course has
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cooper, of Port­ will visit her® Indefinitely.
send for them. Other business of twenty clubs qualified for this same Moon and Woods, and who lives a-
a gorgeous bouquet ot pink roses.
land, were in Tillamook for a few
In the case of Edgar Woodard vs. the opportunity of taking same here. Her sister, Alice Steele .attended her importance will be transacted, and amount. If your club should obtain cross from the Christian church
day« last week, returning Friday.
A party consisting of Miss Hattie as maid of honor, and the brother ot letters of importance to be read.
It seems as if DeLlllles had. beet*
A. F. Coats Lumber Co., in which
the $7 5, same will be used for pre­
Do not forget the date and place, mium money at the County Fair.
bothering a number of the girls a_
W. Birch returned to his home in the plaintiff sued tor personal in­ Shaw, Lynn Garner, Mrs. E. F. Rog­ the groom. Leslie Walker, attended
cue und a half miles south of Fair­
Portland Friday after having spent juries and a verdict being returned ers anu Miss Mabie Taylor motored as best man.
Some of the Club members have round town for some time, but the
view
factory,
at
the
farm
of
Paul
in the circuit court in favor of the to Pacific City last Friday and spent
few day here on business.
not
paid the membership tee of 50 Woods girl had not paid him any
After the ceremony about twenty Fitzpatrick.
cents, so please pay up at once so aticntion. and thought nothing about
Mists Beluah Summerlin, of Port­ plaintiff for $^75 by the jury, was the day on the beach. They rowed friend» and relatives gathered a-
Meeting wil be called at 11 o’clock. you can compete for the premium ?vhii.“h“he \“ew hin* only by 8i*ht-
on the river, went surf bathing, vis­ round the bounteous dinner which
land, is here visiting with her sister, reversed by the supreme court.
Rose Crawford, Sec.
W hilt she and a girl friend were in
money at the County Fair.
Miss Christina Hull returned to ited the park, and had a spendid was served by the mother of the
Mrs. Clark Enibum, for a few days.
time all around. We heard a faint groom. The newlyweds will live in
» drug »tore Friday evening about
her
home
in
Porltnd
Monday,
after
Joe
Donaldson,
President,
Henry Kunze was a visitor from
hint about some sand tights, too.
Tillamook Jersey Cattle Club 9.30, on an errand, they were accost­
California shaking hands with his having spent a couple of weeks here They said their lunch was the best Nehalem, and they have have a host To Eliminate Grade Crossing at Bay
ed by DeLillies, who wanted to ac­
visiting
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
of
friends
who
wish
them
the
best
former friends.
City
company them home. They refused
Farnstrvm. She was accompanied by ever, but then that is always the ui luck in the future.
Gala Day At Pacific City Next
Miss Winnie Epplett left Thursday Jennie Johnson, who had been here story to some one who wasn’t there.
Isabel saying that she would not bo
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Sunday
A number of the State Highway
morning for Nanzanita beach, where visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Olise
seen on the street with him He re-
Attorney S. 8. Johnson left Sat­ Jack London Story as Screen Thriller
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Commissioners, Fred G. Butchel,
plied saying, “I quess you ..ill be
she will spend a few days with Liisberg.
urday for Toledo, the county seat of
Pacific City next Sunday is to have seen
chairman of the Commission; Clyde
friends.
“Burning Daylight," Jack Lond­ Packer, engineer; Ben Forbes, re­ a gala day, and preparations are be­ then on the street with me.” He
Tuesday morning while working Lincoln county, where he had a case
said, “I see that you have just
Owing to the shortage of gasoline on a Tillamook Transfer truck, Buel set for Monday in the circuit court. on’s novel, has been turned into a
ing made to entertain a large crowd.
the auto.travel to Tillamook this Woods was thrown to the street, cut­ Although Lincoln county adjoins motion picture and will be produced porter; Paul Ferrens, representing This is one of the prettiest summer been weighed, 1 will be weighed and
1 am with
heavier
I will
walk
year is quite small compared to pre­ ting his head badly and bruising him Tillamook county it is necessary to at the Gem Thearte for two days, the Southern Pacitic Co. and Atty. resorts in Tillamook county, and if
home
you." than
As you
he was
severe!
Deveis,counsel for the company,
vious years.
up quite a bit. He was taken to the go through half dozen counties to Friday and Saturday. Aug. 13 and 14 drove over Friday, returning Monday large numbers of visitors from the pounds heavier he insisted on accom-
“Burning D»vlight" is the name to Salem. The purpose of their visit Willamette valley visit it every year.
Jaunita White, of Cloverdale, , left Bouls hospi-tal where was unconsc­ get there, making a circuit of Port­
home,
although
for Portland Monday, where she will ious for a time. He is better now, land and Albany. This shows the by which Elam Harnish is known in was to hear the cases concerning the One of the principal features of the Paying
One onf0t them
.h8Srn
tO the
“ro«x*lt they
‘on!
need of a wagon road to connect the the Yukon, where, as .a prospector,
ppend the rest ot the summer with being able to be out on the streets.
day
will
b
e
an
open
air
concert
giv
­
closing of several of the railroad
returned
two
counties.
Mr.
Johnson
him
h
in the 8tore kePt
he discovers a gold field that makes
relatives.
Lee Parsons vs. R. V. Morgan is a to the city on Wednesday.
crossings, when the highway is en by the celebrated Graves .Girl home.
U“ 1 ‘he 81,18 reacbe*
him a millionaire.
Band, consisting of 36 talented mus­
< There are no Washington or Ore- suit tiled in the circuit court grow­
built,
six
crossings
were
investigat
­
The annual picnic of the Holstein
The early scenes of the gold stam­
gon peaches this year. Those who ing out of a contract to buy a cow,
ed on the Willamina road and the icians. At noon there w ill be a clam
Isabel said she saw nothing more
want to can peaches should do so at calf, chickens, household furniture Breeders Association will be held pede in the little Arctic villiage, with hearings will be held later at Salem. bake on the camp grounds and if ar­ of him until tho next morning when
the
F.
next
Wednesday,
Aug.
11,
at
the
resparate
crowds
of
adventures
rangement
can
be
made
there
will
once. Fruit Palace, Tillamook.
and cow feed. Defendant paid to
she was rudely awakened at 3:20 by
R. eBals, Hiland Grove Farm, Tilla­ making their headquarters in the When the question ot eliminating
Mary Ward, of Sand Lake, left pluintlff the sum of $250.00, and the mook. All Holstein breeders and Tivoli dance hail— the center of crossings in Tillamook county arose be an airplune flight with thrilling “ hottie being bumped against her
Monday for Brighton, where she will balance of $388.50 being now due, those interested are urgently req­ primitive passions controlled only by there were about six hazardous ones, curves, loops, and other spectacular n ov‘ S ‘e iClt droW8y and could not
didos. 1 he key of Pacific City will
vl^jt for some time with friends and plaintiff sues for the same.
as the hottie was tilled with
uested to be present, as there are im­ the self-made Isws of men who are but owing to the fact that the survey
A party of tourists consisting of portant matters to be discussed in re- strong—and the later scenes of the has not be completed, the evidence be turned over to the public and chloroform and she had enhaled al-
relatives.
everything
will
be
absolutely
free.
We are glad to hear that W. T. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gill, Mr. and gards to the County Fair and other Stock Exchange stampede in the concerning four of them will be held
ioul butUih t0 render her unc°“sc-
Cojlin, of Cloverdale, who was re- Mrs. John Albright and Mr. Ileben- matters for the good of the Black heart of New York’s flancial district in reserve by the commission.
Der uh
. recognized the face ot
The remaining two crossings are
DeLillies and ordered him to leave
pyi ted very ill not long ago, Is rap­ stein motored over from Portland and White. Don't forget to bring —the center of the civilized tight
Resolution of Condolence
last week to spend several days here the lunch basket, as this is to be for power that goes on as temperately at Buy City, near Provoost’s store.
screaming at the same time for her
idly improving.
Whereas the Supreme Ruler of the iht tm
M1Ue8 h“d dlsa»P«“‘e<i by
within the bounds of written law— When the survey was made the plans
George and Frank Beltz motored on'a fishing trip. While here they an all day affair.
® Mr' Woodo entered tho
these form a background for a screen were to eliminate one or both of Universe.‘in his infinite wisdom has room
In from Vesilia, Cal., this week to were the guests of Mrs. Maude Van
occurred
A
rather
serious
accident
them, as advised by the Southern removed from thiB his earthly home
Tuylc and daughter.
visit with their uncle C. F. Beltz and
on the train Sunday just as it reach- drama that ought to be extremely Pacific Co., owing to the hazards the the beloved son of S icter Evelyn
As the girl’s bed room was on the
Attorney T. H. Goyne is taking a ed Timber. A boy from Dayton, a- effective.
other relatives.
public was exposed to, for both cross­ Miller.
ground floor, on the west side of the
vacation of a week, being up on the bout twelve year» of age, was stand­
It
is
played
by
an
all-star
cast
that
Julien S. Chybke, and family, of Kelchis river on a fishing trip . We
ings are very dangerous. The city of
'I herefore be it resolved that we House, and the head of her bed close
Portland, returned home Friday after hoep he has good luck, and remem- ing on the rear platform of one of includes Mitchell Lewis and Helen Bay City brought a complaint again­ as members of Silver Wave Chapter to the window, which was open a-
having spent a few days here and at ers all his old friends down here the cars and when the curs stopped Ferguson.
st them stating that if either were No. 18. O. E. S., extend to our be- bout six inches, it was a comparat-
they were thrown apart, the spring
Manhattan.
when he brings home a car load of in the diaphram connecting f*
the cars J. E. Calavan Here iu Interest of closed great property damages would reaved sister our heartfelt sympathy vely easy matter for her assailant to
Mrs. Luella Cowles and little dau­ flsh. Atty. Robert McGrath is acting
thrust his arm through the opening
be done. At th« hearing held there in this her hour of sorrow.
industrial Cluos.
ghter Wilma, of Portland, are spend­ as District Attorney in his stead dur­ was presumably weak. The boy put
Saturday
the
County
Judge,
Commis
­
Resolved
fmther
that
a
copy
of
4 apply the chloroform to her
cars
his foot in the opening and the
i
ing the week with Mrs. Lawrence ing his absence.
Dr. for
Robinson
called
he
J. E. Calavan, tue e.ub leader con­ sioners, County Sureveyor and G. P. these resolutions be sent to our be­ nose.
thought
a time was
that
she and
w^d
it.. He
jammed
together,
crushing
Moulton, at 516 West Second Street. . Lena Green vs. Franklin Green is
nected with the State School.Super- Winslow, attorney for the plaintiffs, reaved SiHter, and one to the news­
was taken to the hospital at . Wheel- ■‘'inteiiduin s department was in Till- also being present, besides the State papers ot Tillamook City, for public­
C. A. Hodson and family, of New­ a divorce suit filed in the circuit er and placed under the care of Dr.
- i^te^
berg, Ore., ar® camping at Netarts court. These parties were married Rinehart, who says the injury was u.aooK last klck in the interest ot Commission nttn, H. L. Provoost and ation and one spreud upon the min­
Matshal Gruber, night watchman
the Industrial Clubs. He puiu visits the Stone Logging company were utes of this lodge.
fbrii few days. Mr. Hodson is a in Wyoming in October, 1915, and very serious.
Respectfully submitted,
Biggs and neighbor, Roscoe Beck-
to the members of the eiubs through­ also being present H. L. Provost and
tMoiher-ln-law of School Supermten- ! one daughter was born to the union.
,-fteel for the Condor bridge was
wi h were called ftn(J sent tQ
dant Lamb.
It is alleged that defendant deserted shipped in this week from the Paci- out me county, u.,u lotiuO time there chief wiines.-s, the former claiming Amend Haberlach, Louise Rlechers,
Zellu
Condit,
that
his
property
would
be
damaged
illies appartments across the street
were
one
hundred
and
eighty
mem
­
hl»
wife
in
February,
1919.
The
Mrs. Vereick, wife of Dr. Harry
11c Foundation Co., in Portland, and
and the latter that the elimination
Vereick, Optician of Portland, with plaintiff asks the court to gve her is now at the railroad awaiting ship­ bers enrolled in the county.
told that J red was in his bed asleen
Mr. Calavan was formerly the of a crossing would interfere with
0. E. S. Kensington
hey small son and daughter are here the custody of the child.
ment to the south of the county by School Superintendent of Clackamus work, as all the logs are hauled to
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nd a week or so visiting at the
Howard Douglas McLeod of Mohl­ truck. The Condor bridge is about a county, and has just started in the the bay on trucks and dumped into
Mrs. Case and Mrs. Dawson were tried it was found to be locked, and
er. Or., will be enrolled as a cadet at mile on this side of Hebo, across the club work. He is a real live wire the water. Dr. Hawk, Mayor ot Bay hostesses for the club oil Wednesday
upon entering it with a pass key
B. M. Webb and family of Falls Hill Military Acadmey. His appli­ Nestucca river. The piling have and just the man for the position. City, also testified to these condit­ afternoon.
siem °T <
that h‘H bed had
been
cation
was
received
by
the
academy
City, were here last week visiting at
been set and the excavation complet­ The work here pleased him very ions. The Commission reserved its
There was very little business for slept in during the night. Mr. Grub­
and
reservations
are
made
for
him.
ed, and the work on the concrete part much and he wishes the boys and decision until its return to Salem, transaction, so the ladles who en­ er then went down town to look him
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hfishbeck, Mr. Webb being Mrs. The academy has several cadets from of the bridge has just begun. The girls to go ahead and complete the and the result is to be known in a- tertained put their guestB through a
a?r««tPa
h® found ^Lillies ha
this part of the state. Young Mc­ bridge is to have a 140 foot steel work which they are doing. Special
Husbeck’s brother.
great many "stunts”. Mrs. Merriel Tny h
bout ten days.
u ’ DeL,Hle8 admits hav­
Leod
will
ge
to
Portland
for
the
span, which is to be covered with a stress is being laid upon the work of
P. A. WIlliB, of the Bungalow Or­
The party left Sunday, wltt the Smith and Mrk Emmett Bales being ing bought the chloroform to clean
chestra of Portland, was over this opening of the term on September 15. concrete slab, a 120 foot roadway, the Calf clubs, and there are more exception of Mr. Butchel, who re­ captains, Mrs. Smith’s side winning chLroV ®8’ and al8° admits that ho
Commissioner Buchtel, of the Pub­ and on the North side there is to be members this year than before, the turned Monday as far as Grand by some "rouge.”
week to rent a hall in which to hold
chloroformed the girl, but that he
ce, but as he unable to obtain lic Service Commission, was in on a 120 foot approach and on the Jersey Calf Club alone having enroll­ Ronde, where he was to hear a case
a dance,
Tho luncheon which was served doesn t know why he did It. He was
ap-
concrete
Saturday, and with the County Court South side a 24 foot
ment of nftv live members, twenty concerning trouble \»lth telephone from a dulntly decorated table was ohunt
one!ike, left Monday.
the C°Unty Jal1’ and «>m-
The county is building the two of whom have their own Jersey companies.
delicious, the flowers used for the oc- Plaint sworn to. He was bound over
Mr .and Mrs. E. F. Rogers drove i Investigated the two railroad grade preach,
which was designed by the calves.
cassion being Shasta daises and red to the grand jury, and his bond was
out to Portland Saturday, pHending a ! crossings at Bay City, as the South­ bridge,
rambler roses.
The Academy has the . largest en-
*acad
two tho“«and dollars, but
few days. While there they took a ern Pacific Co., if possible, would State Highway Commission.
I. 0. 0. F. Items.
The Prisclalla Club held a picnic rollment of members in the county
Guests of the club were: Mesdames heJ*®8 nnable to furnish It
trip’ up the Columbia Highway, hav­ like to eliminate both of them. It will
be sereval weeks before the commis­ at the Bester Ford on the evening of there being 64 in all. An effort is
Rlechers, Condit, Merril Smith, Arth­ win neCX WU1 d<X,bUe8a Ko hard
ing a wonderful time.
Mrs. Blanchard, the new Noble ur Case and Mrs. Cook, Sr.
July 29th. Each member invited being maoe to hate an exceptional
sion
makes
its
report.
DeLillies, as he was out of the
Mxa. Jennie Smith and daughter
Grand of the Rebekah lodge, started
The club will be entertained in Penitentiary on parole, having been
Alvin E. McClelland and Miss Zel- Friend husband to go along with her, exhibit of the club work of the boys
Arlene, returned to their home in
lyir
official
turn
on
time,
just
as
she
and every one of them did umple
Portland Monday after having spent rna L. Gaines were united in marri­ justice to all the delicious things and grils, at the fair thiB year, and said she would; promptly at 8 o’clc.Z September by the next in line, Mes- I «ent *fr from
“rKe St. Helens
iorgery’ some
His Ume
Mnte!^
dumes Franklin and Foster.
the calf clubs are to try and have
a
Mere at the home ot Mrs. age at the Christian church parson­
the
gravel
rapped
for
order,
from
that
were
served
for
supper
about
6
at least twenty live calves on exhibit.
was from one to flfteeu years and ho
Er
n, who is Mrs. Smith's sister. age July 31st. Rev. H. E. Tucker
then on business was dispatched
o’clock. After they had suppered
ad served only eleven months
Wedding Anniversary
MW. Edward Horsky and daught­ officiated, using the ring ceremony, they got out their Ashing tackle and
with promptness, and as was expect­
there appears to be a ouestln.
and a few friends and relatives were
er. Blanche, of Albany, and Mrs. present. The groom Is from Oak- spent the evening in Ashing and Man Seriously Hurt in Gtsyel Shaft ed, a good attendance was on hand
On
Wednesday
evening
some
of
the
Lois Borovicka and son, of Portland,
at the opening ceremonies, for she
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land. Cal., and they will make th lr boating on the river. A bon Are wan
George Vogel, who works for the had given them advance notice. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Plank
are here/visitlng at the home of their
built on the bank und corn was pop­
home there In the future.
gathered ut their home in the form
Transfer Co., at their gra-
sistei, MTrs^jV^ W Ryzner.
ped. making a glorious end to a per­ Tillamook the Wilson river, near the lodge would go on whether the maj­ of a surprise party. The occasion
GEM THEATRE PROGRAM
A
number
of
friends
gathered
at
vel
pit
on
ority
of
the
members
were
on
hand
At tbd court house, on Tuesday,
fect time. The members of the club
o
place, was seriously hurt or not. So Sisters if you want to being their tenth wedding annivers­ I
the
home
of
Miss
Velda
Van
Tuyle
William's
Juslibe of the Peace E. W. Stanley
who were present were the Mesdames
Friday-Saturday, Aug. 6-7. “Parlor,
ary.
morning
as
he
was
.lave your say in the business of the
lhe ceremony, John
Bedroom and Bath” Metro Scruon
perfwming ; ihe
’*•— Bry- Friday evening for an impromptu Morrison. Partridge, Max and Carl Wednesday
The guests carried tin articles of
narty They spent the evening with Schultz, H. A. Williams, Plank, Con­ drawn into the gravel shaft.
order, come on time, for five makes
Classic
Production Presented by an
»on. of l^rlMhd I and Miss Ellen Wal- Xtic
and dancing, as there were
The accident occurred about 11 o’­ a quorium and they can do all the ull discript ions, thus carlying out the
all Etar cast.
—in marriage.
dit, Franklin, Reichers, and W. A.
lie
untied
several musicians in the crowd as Lewis. Miss Ruth Partridge and Mrs. clock in the morning. . He was feed­ business whether you like it or not. “tin wedding" Idea, also tiie light
One Reel Comedy.
m A vte ebpter Holmes will demon- well as five or six different instru­
ing the gravel screen, and as he
Bro. Hubbard who has been ab­ refreshments were not forgotten.
Sunday, Aug. 8, “'Romance and Ara­
L. x,ewia were the guests of the eve­ stooped over to remove» some rocks
— j Red Star Vapor Oil Stove
strut»- tho
One
of
the
party
disguised
himself
ment». Everyone had a delightful
sent for some time was back in lodge
bella' featuring Constance ,'al-
815. rrom
from u
11 a. m. uu<.„
until Ume, and said they would “come a- ning.
Rangp, No. 815,
as a minister, and Mr. and Mrs.
the wind blew his coal into the coll­
madge.
E. Ruehle, of Encado, Ill., accom­ ar of the shaft and he was drawn again. Bro. R. W .Watson has re­ Plank were united again in a mock
4 p. iff. Saturday. Aug. 7. at Smithy’s
turned from his vacation trip to Cal­
gain.”
"Her Naughty Wink” Fox tut»
panied by his brother and two into the shaft und carried entirely a- ifornia, Neveda and other points, ceremony, for we hope another long
Variety xttr.e.
• shine comedy.
F D. Small »nd D. C. Urie, part­ friends, drove in last week to spend rou.td it two times, then forced
period
of
years.
Mr,.and Mw. Steele returned to
Bro. 8. W. Conover is taking a few
Aug. 9, “The Forged Bi ide”
The evening was spent In many Monday
q Nehalem
their I home ' I ‘_______
— ’ Monday,
»----af­ af- ners doing business under the name a few days at the home of Mr. and through an opening about three or days vacation at Netarts, other Bros,
featuring Mary McLaren.
of
Tillamook
Ice
A
Cold
s
t°
raBe
’
Mrs.
Esch,
of
the
Penny
store,
who
avjng speht
the week end at
four feet wide. When he reached who have not been in the lodge room happy ways, “the boys" being truly
ter h»L__
__
“Pick Out Your Husband” ci ...edy
the home of Mrs. Steele’s parents, vs. Basil Mapes, is a suit filed n the are old friends of Mr. Ruehle. The the ground he was so nearly uncon­ for months, maybe on their vacation, boys again and also “the girls” all Tuesday. Aug. 10, “His Majer.i.
i
th»
circuit court in which the plalntlffH party started from Encado on the scious that he could only gasp for
taking
part
in
the
various
games.
who live kt Meda. They also visited iXks
at least they never show up at lodge
to recover $193.7 5 for material 29th of June and had been driving
American" featuring Douglas . air-
The friends who were present were
someone to pick him up, then came meeting, but last and not,least your
at Cloverdale with friends.
banks.
I for flish net sold to the defendant. all the time. They were delighted to
of action
Secretary is going to try this vacat­ Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, Aug. 11, “The Girl Wo-
Mr. Boothby and «on, Dean, of Ind for a a second
second cause
cause of
action see that Tillamook had a camp complete blivion.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Reichers, Mr.
Harry Gilliam, one ot the men ion stunt soon, is must be great.
Carlton were here this week visiting Zintlffs sues for rent of fish boat ground, and thy certainly did enjoy
man" featuring Gladys Leslie
working with Vogel, brought him to
Several visiting Bros, from Dullas and Mrs. Bales, Mr. and Mrs. Condit,
“Pathc Review”
with his son George, of this city. for three years at $50.00 a year.
the use of it. Mr. Ruehle said that town in bls car, and to the Vidito and Portland last meetin. We are Mr. and Mrs. Reedy, Mr. and Mrs.
One reel comedy.
They are thinking of moving over
there
were
a
great
many
places
on
Chas A. Bell, wife and friends, of
hospital where he was examined by always glad to have visitors from Haberlach, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr. Thursday. Aug. 12, "Leave it to
here, as they Ilk« the place extreme­
e
and Mrs. Ira Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Hood River, motored in last wee“' the way that they could not And a Dr. Robinson, who found that he su­ other lodges.
featuring William Russell
H
in
by
W
ay
of
McMinnville
ly well.
spot to camp, a thing to eat or a stained severe internal injuries. His
Case,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mason,
and
Mrs.
Through the efforts of Bros. M.
in oy
*.»nrta
"Shades ot Shakespeare" two reel
G. y. Morton, of the Portland Roof­ coming
Lewis, Sr.
and going out by way of Astoria. drop to drink. We suppose he meant friends wish him a speedy recovery
comedy.
ing Co., returned to Portland Friday. Mr Bell is ™e of the most promin­ water. They think that Tillamook is from his injuries, and that he will A. Schultz, O. I. My res, and others,
Mr. and Mrs. Plank and boys are
He had bfen here a few days work­ ent’ men of Hood River and Eastern a wonderful place and were very sor-1 be none the worse for his unusual who were instrumental in getting leaving Saturday for a two weeks Friduy-Bntudray. Aug. 13-14 "Ei'.-n-
McQuire to paint two
Bro.
C.
A.
ing Daylight" a Jack Isuidon lory
ing on th» roof Of Edmunds store. Oregon and like a good many more ry to leave, but were on their way to experience.
scenes, representing some of the les­ vacation by auto for Southern Ore-
producted by Metro and feati...n*
The company has done several roof­ prominent men of Oregon, hadInever California, where they will remain
gon
and
other places on their honey-
sons of the ABO^frDegree, Tillamook
Mitchell
Lewis.
ing jo hr here lately.
visited Tillamook. He was 8r
» some time.
United Brethern in Christ.
lodge wT!T not-faje’a back seat for moon.
•R. U.1 Moore and family, of McMIn- pleased with his visit, saying You
any lodge in tbe«tat> and at our last
Announcement,
,ngjile, who were here for a’ week or have a most wonderful country.
Christian Church.
meeting a vote of ^hanlfs was ex-
Constance Talmadge in “Romance, Morning Worship, 11 a. m.
so,visiting at the home of Mr. and
Subject: “Our Pilgrimage.”
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tended to Bro. C. A.^McQuIre tor
and Arabella"
Mrs Elsie Vidito left Wednesday
After mature consideration, lb io-
Mrs. Robert Watt, returned for a few „Z
A cordial invi tation is extended to
Evenig Worship 8 p. m. Subject; these beautiful scenes which he has
cr
by revoke my candidacy for 1» riet
fii
-
days before coming back to Tilla­
the
public
to
attend
our
usual
Sun
­
"The Ruined House."
,
Lewis
J.
Selznick
presents
Consta
­
so generously contributed to hie
Attorney for Tillamook County. If
mook to spend the remainder of the Hhe will visit for a week with: relat nce Talmadge in a new Select Pict­
Sunday School. 10 a. m.
lodge, and ours, we certainly appre­ day services.
eleeted to that office, I ahoiiil be
Ives. She waa accompanied by her
Sunday.School, 10 a. m.
Our attendance during these vaca­ ciate them.
stMMler.
ure, “Romance and Aarabella” which
compelled to do one of two things:
daughter. Georgia, her niece. Nel
Preaching services at 11 a. m. and
Six candidates were instructed in
Blgine Ware and W. L. Brooks, of Hester and Ethel Brandes. Miss will be seeen on Sunday Aug. 8, at tion months is keeping up spendid!-
either neglect the affairs ol th»
ly.
Come
and
help
carry
on
the
good
8
p.
m.
the work of the Second Degree, some
Cgriton. hiked over last week, upend­ I Hester lives al Raymond. Wash.. and the Gem Theatre.
County and State, or neglect n y pri-
C. E. at 7 p. m.
“Romance and Arabella” is the work.
will joln the team following, One
ing a few days here, then returning will stop there to visit with her fa­
vate practice. I could not uo the
Prayer meeting on Wednesday, 8 more application for Initiatory De-
by train. They eame »ver th« moun- ther until her aunt’s return, and tale of a very young widow who la
former, and in difference tot y fam­
p.
m.
determined
that
her
second
marriage
tafni and doWB the Nestucca river Miss Brandes will visit with friends
gree received.
ily, my loyal clients and myself. X
Rettaurant Open At Rockaway.
Don't
knock
the
churches
of
your
shall be the outcome of romance and
Encampment meets on Aug. 12,
‘to*Pacigc Citjl, and said they had a in Portland.
cannot afford to do the latter.
■T«'O
that her lover will have to shower city by absenting yourself from ser­ The Royal Purple Degree will be
splendid» time camping out.
S. 8. Johnson.
The Elmore Annex Restaurant,
The men who were here at the her with thrills before he can win vices on Sundays, but boost them by conferred. All members please be on
next
to
the
Elmore
Hotel,
is
now
The grot-party Id camp on the new Fair lang year ____
with ____
the - aeroplane her. Her devoted admirer is rather your presence, and do your part to
Hay far Bale
grannd last week were A. J. were tn last week to make arrange­ prosaic and therefore hold no Inter­ help make and keep the world a At hand and help out.
open for the season. Chicken dinner
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We
are
proud
of
the
Odd
Fellows,
d Rora and ments to return this year during the
Vetch Hay for sale. Apply to W,
eat for her. Her
~ lover Introduces a place for your boys and girls to live who so generously contributed their served Sundays from 1 to t p. m.
Special attention Riven parties on A. Yocotn, Ballston, Or. Phone Hher-
stiltor» and every time in out there In the future.
mite to the fund raised for a deserv-
reservation. “Quality our Motto.
E. F. Wriggle, pastor.
idan 54528.
1.treated to a dlsillus-
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