TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT
PAGE 5
bega
Bert Woods had the misfortune to was easily passed over.
Tuesday W
with
r,... Baflev
t, .
Tuesduj
’ith Coy
North
Bend
—
$165,000
has
been
State onion crop will be good in
| 1 r parents
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hathaway.
I Cent™’ these factory, about a mile loose part of his index finger. An axe
spite of season’s dry weather.
Ed Donaldson stepped on a rusty They were accompanied by friends spent on city paving this year.
CLOVERDALE
which
he
was
using
glanced,
causing
SywiSZ^1*’ Was dedic8*d M-
nail August 12, and the injury did not ' from Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Major
the wound.
improve as well as expected, Wed- | Riesenbach.
ur. and Mrs. Grotsky and baby
y
n llttln£ ceremonies. The fac-
W. H. Edson has nearly finished nesday evening September 3rd he was
Luriiter, Glenda, of Hebo made ai,'"y Was ready for business Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Spitzmesser
Ling trip to Portland the latter part
clearing his slashing. W. L. Simmons operated on by Dr. Shearer and it
L trip to Portland the latter part
|
spent
Sunday and Monday in Mc
Fl the week. The baby specialist un-, ~ , r‘ and. Mrs' Joseph Kangeised of vas blasting stumps for him last is reported very favorable today.
Minnville with Mr. and Mrs. L. T.
week.
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Jimon
R.ver
are
the
proud
parents
L whose care the little girl has been
Dr. I. M. Smith reports a boy born Killam returning Tuesday morning.
Special attention given to children’s haircutting
Arthur Hedges, Riley Simmons, to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Westfall, West
Lorts her well on the road to re-1 I 20 T».by r °r" Saturday- Augus
There
will
be
the
regular
preaching
Balcony of Haltom’s Store
I
The Kangeisers are staying at Gene Simmons. Bert Hudson and a 10th street, Tillamook city.
Marcelling ...... ......................... .... ................... ........
services both morning and evening at
$.75
Oretown during the fishing season
Mr. Smith, who is a visitor at the
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Walter Wisiner of Pleasant Valley, the United Brethren church Sunday.
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j[r. »nd Mrs. Earl Prather are mov-
' Hey Simmons home, were members has been in bed for the past ten days
Haircutting ...............................................................
.50
L to Turner, Oregon, next Monday. |
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Parks
and
of a hunting party last week.
Phone 147-W for Appointments
bay city
with small pox. Dr. Ringo is attend daughter Mae and Mrs. Kiehm and
to, Prather has been connected with
b
awce'.
;
Creek
school
started
Mon-
>
ing.
L High drug store while here and i A group uf young folks gathered
day with Erma Chauce in charge.
| Edgar Munson, manager of the daughter Helen took a vacation trip
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Lj! continue In the drug business at' at the non,..
i through Washington and southern
> of A. D. .imimohu uiij
1
tiem-y
Simmons
is
installing
a
new
Pacific States telephone company Oregon. They returned Thursday or
Lmer where a new store is to be spent a very enjoyable
. .
-* evening of curb in his well.
here, left the latter part of August last week and report a very fine trip.
Lned. Cloverdale is sorry to lose games and singing after which re
Ralph Mills was cutting cord wood accompanied by his wife and sister
Ege young people who have made freshments of lemonade and as-
leaving Wednesday morning by
the t. S. York home the fore part | fur Sweden. Mr. Munson is on a auto for southern Pasadena where
Lny friends while here.
were served. Th., party consisted m at
of the week. 1 Mr. Mills and his saw I six months furlough from the com- they will spend the winter were Mrs..
j[rs. Earl Dunn and baby son of Naomi Simmons, Pearl Duerfe'
riv are
r.r, pretty
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k
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rig
busy
now, —
we under- pany- Durin8 bis absence C. F. Klip- J. H. Hathaway and son Bennie.1
BcMinnville visited relatives at Meda Cora Pike, My tie Mather, Clark stand.
L. A F. . utottup
Bishop UL
of
g ! * pie is wire
----- chief. *-«.
Bennie will attend school there this’
[Adyolette
Jake
Posey,
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7
Ler Labor Day.
Dick Hayes,
PO I. A NEGRI in
Small pox :x reported in Pleasant Portland is temporarily the manage) . winter.
I Albert Mather, Fred, Clayton and
[While 1 eturning with Wayne
Valley.
V. Wochnick of Portland suffered
Gilbert Duerfeldt.
Mrs. D. O. Spitzmesser left Friday,
hsnklin from the celebration at Pa-
Toney Delpn.-. and Heiman Schlappi a fracture of the left wrist in an
Lj city late Saturday night, Otto i Jack Sanderson was a visitor in Were jp Faw ett Creek Sunday to automobile accident at Netarts Mon for Summitville, Indiana, called on,
"DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHOES"—Comedy
account of sickness. She will be gone j
met with a serious accident.■ Bay City last week.
•ee the rattle they have on pasture. day and was carecTfor by Dr. Sheaier. about six weeks. On returning she
M.
Day
shot
a
large
bear
last
week
L lights of his car failing to burn, |
11 ,pe Moqre burned his slashing
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8
Next Thursday is Tillamook day , will stop off to visit a few days in
L drove off the grade near Clear which had been visiting the orchards '
AGNES AYRES in
nitrb.
' reports a good clean at the county fair and it is expected Missouri with her people.
of
Solon
Schiffman
Lek. He suffered a fractured col-
burn and no break outs to speak of. that stores will be closed for at least
Bob Purvis has a new Ford “bug.”
L bone and severe bruises.
It is reported that Riley Simmons a portion of the day.
Clark Adyolette c f Eugene is and Arthur Hedges will start oper
Ezra Meeker and Mrs. Coplin, who
“PRETTY PLUNGERS"—Comedy
Otto Friedly of Portland Cheese
Lre drawing cards for the Labor spending a few weeks with relatives ations with the Buzzard mill some company will score cheese at Tilla
pay celebration at Pacific City, paid in Garibaldi. He was a former resi- time this week.
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9-10-11
mook county fair. .
Mr. and Mrs. D.’ H. Frankhauser,
Coliseum Closed—Free pictures at the Fair Grounds. Three
Lverdale a visit Monday.
They dent of that city.
Fred Robitch reports the loss of
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Smith of Port veteran weavers of carpets and rugs
nights only.
The home of Archie Beebehieser is some lugs off h. ear. Petty thievery
Lge to view Barney Estabrook’s
land were week end visitors in the have established a manufacturing
nearing
completion.
.'ems to be growing plentiful in this county at the homes of Mrs. Smith’s
election of curios. Mr. Meeker was
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12
I plant in their recently acquired home
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson of vicinity of late.
greatly interested in Barney’s log
sister, Mrs. J. H. Hathaway and ¡on west Third street. They weie in |
Lie with its ox yokes and old Ind Newberg will return to their home
brother E. J. Gienger. Mrs. Gienger Tillamook about two years ago and I
ia relics. . This fine collection of i Tuesday after an enjoyable visit at
accompanied them when they left at that time turned out some very
Re-Opening of Coliseum
Lios is to be a feature of the Clov- [ the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hess
and will spend a few’ days in Portland. I satisfactory work for several . local
Star Cast.
Hale exhibit at the Tillamook Fair. • of this city.
“MID-NIGHT BLUES”—Comedy
Ike Labowitch went to Seaside and . people. These people recently located
Chaplain Gilbert, noted Oregon
A private dance was given at the
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. H. L. Babb Portland last Sunday, returning for i here from Portland where t!i< y had I
Ly chaplain, spent Saturday and new home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jolly returned Wednesday September 3rd work here Thursday.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13
I been weaving for 12 years.
Mrs.
RICHARD TALMAGE in
Lday at the Cloverdale hotel.
Saturday night, Everybody 'had a from Davenport Iowa, where they
I
Frankhauser
did
a
great
deal
of
The members of the Christian
Miss Helen Adams of Portland good time.
have been taking post graduate work church are planning a reception to weaving for the Ladies Exchange j
bent several days last week with
Pear growers of Bay City report at A. N. Palmer School of Chiroprac the school teachers at the church 1 during the time spent in Portland.)
“BE YOURSELF”—Comedy
Ess Eleanor Lucy.
such a heavy crop that the limbs of tic. They report very warm weather Friday night.
the chief article being a special Co- I
Rev. Maclennan and family have re the trees are breaking for want of and lot of hard work long tedious
ionial
rug.
These
people
solicit
par-
I
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wheeler and child
plied from Portland where they i I support.
hours, but the new subjects were so ren of Aurora spent Sunday and Mon ■cl post orders especially.
pent their vacation.
Everybody in Bay City is rejoicing interesting that every other condition day at the home of Mrs. Wheeler’s
Miss Ann Christenson is staying | ' over the fact that Orville Bodie, man
Itllllllilllh
lith her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. I ager of the Nelson and company store
Immons for the winter in order to j I has succeeded in getting enough Ë
Rend the school at Cloverdale.
, peaches to supply his customers.
| Bert Stevens and family of Tilla-
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson were,
iook have moved to the mill here visitors at Rockaway Sunday.
(here Mr. Stevens will be employed j Mr. and Mrs. J. S Hayes went to
I sawyer.
, the Muscovite celebration at Astoria I
Miss Hallie Gould of Meda left
Abe Simmons and son Don were
1st Thursday for the valley where Astoria visitors Saturday and Sun-
It is better to employ means which will inspire
be will remain during the hop pick- day.
and
not discourage, will interest, not weary.
ip season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Tompson were
=
Accredited teacher for high school pupils. Ad
Mrs. Will Christenson of Oretown, Seaside visitors Sunday.
ho was reported ill last week is now
Pacific lodge 105 received visita
vanced classes in Harmony and History,
mvalescent.
tions from the Wheeler Odd Fellows
The members of Oretown Grange and Rebekahs last Friday night. Bay
r
let at the grange hall last week and City joined in the big supper. A
■>
we it a thorough housecleaning dance and general good time followed.,
lady for the winter season.
Mrs. J. R. Foreman has returned
The school at Oretown opened Mon- from Blue Star camp with their
ly with Miss Oatfield and Miss Reed children John and Marion who will
i
I teachers.
start school when it opens.
A matinee was held at Bay City
The women of Meda school district
et at the schoolhouse last week and Sunday afternoon and “The Spirit of
It the schoolroom in condition for the U. S. A.” was played.
Mr. Deately was found dead at his
» new term Monday. Miss Twidt
home Sunday morning.
Is charge of the school this year.
Neskowin was filled to overflowing j
Ith visitors over the week end and
FAWCETT CREEK
Tillamook, Nehalem and Seaside.
1
d»r Day. Mr. Sandidge has just
Ground has been cleared for the
NEW BLOCKED EFFECT EXCEEDINGLY FASHIONABLE
•npleted several very neat apart-
■ts and a number of other new' location of the saw mill which will
IN
shortly be built on the Henry Sim-
II dings are under construction.
CHEVONA CLOTH, IMPORTED BENCLEUGH CLOTH,
Mr and Mrs. Carl Shortridge were I mons place.
Leave stage depot at Tillamook. 9 a. m; leave
D0WNYW00L, WOOL POLAIRE SILK AND WOOL BOLIVIA
»y in the Beals store at Pacific City ' C. E. Walker was a patient in the
KERSEY CLOTH, FUR TRIMMED IN OPPOSSUM, VIATKA
stage depot, Seaside, 3 p. m.
hospital last week.
tr the Holidays.
Lei Smith and family were visitors I
CONEY AND BEAVERETTE
The Cloverdale Telephone company
• changed the switchboard into its at the G. W. Reed home Snday. Mr. I
COAST STAGES
Wquarters. Mr. Mead has also in- Smith and family have recently re-j
Geo. Smith, Mgr
Jlled a 400-day clock in the office trned from a motor trip east and say
,lf" will not need to be wound again j Tillamook conty still looks good to
«X
them.
til October 1, 1925.
M’ and Mrs. Ralph Werschkel left
1 Portland Tuesday morning. Mrs.
“»chkel will go at once to the hos- >
All Wool Velour and Chinchilla
ESPECIALLY SELECT
where she will undergo an oper-1
Cloth, lined and interlined, two
for goitre.
ED for AFTERNOON
side pockets, box backed and
r- Harpool, the Watkins agent
and EVENING WEAR
trimmed.
’ t’l'! district, has rented the Cha«.
IN
2 yrs. to 12 yrs.
J ouse next to the Catholic church
Combinations of Brocaded satins
[ *b* winter.
and Georgette’s, Silk Crepes and
Crepe Backed Satins, self trimmed
r' ’"d Mrs. Charles Fox and
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^■ter, Mrs. Roland Maginnis with
son’ Merle, are camped for the
■* at Woods.
WOOL FABRICS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
/’■ Al Wade had as week end
’ her mother and sister, Mrs.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS, NEW COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
ad and Mrs. Thomas of Pleas-
^'a 'ey, her aunt, Mrs. Howard of
ae, and her grandfather Mr.
?1n of Portland.
Turner and wife drove to
l
ro for a visit over the holidays.
^ ^'1 Mrs. Walter Meade paid
HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX NEW FALL LINE
1 <o Nehalem over Saturday and
COMPLETE GREAT VARIETY OF FABRICS
a
There are many new things to choose from; blues in self patterns and striped
ork on the Roosevelt highway be-
and heavy diagonals; tweeds, cheviots and new ideas in worsteds, at prices that
Neskowin is being rushed.
make buying easy.
*re working night and day.
, l/toft, in order to finish it be
ll. r,'n* 'et ’n-
Cloverdale school opened Mon-
y
* good attendance. E. J.
p J Elgin, Oregon is the new
JUST RECEIVED NEW FALL HATS AND CAPS
! j. ’ The high school teachers
’’ Kathryn Woodruff and Miss
UTZ AND DUNN’S SHOES FOR LADIES, WARNER’S COR
oi Portland. The grade
SETS, AMERICAN GENTLEMEN SHOES FOR MEN, STET
n^ate Miss Lois George, Mis'
**“’ser, and Miss Bessie Hunt-
ABOUT
THE
COUNTY dal° ,and
Nelson’s Hairbobbing and Beauty
Shoppe
P
COLISEUM
Shadows of Paris
The
Guilty One
The Breaking Point
BRIEF PERSONAL NEWS
On
The DUNNING System
Improved Music Study
I
B ennington
I
Mrs. J. C. Holden
510E. USt.
38-W
Mutual
COAST STAGES
I
Time
•
Tfie QuÆâty <5Yore” s
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
WOMEN’S
READY-TO-WEAR
for
FALL AND WINTER
COATS
Daily
DRESSES
Children’s Coats
Another Stunt
The
$3.85 to $6.00
GOOD
Special Sport Touring Car
Can and Will Do
At
Suits and Overcoats
Tillamook County Fair
Lee Gather of Portland will give a special hair-
raising exhibition of Bull Dogging a Steer from
a Maxwell car. George Adams of Portland driver.
’ Persons at Pacific City have
Ptomaine poisoning recently
Williams &
Williams Garage
SUITS$35to$50 OVERCOATS$30to$45
SON HATS
You must be «atiefled or your money K lad I y refunded.