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Cucsd.iv and Friday
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FRIDAY. AlV.rST S,
United Brclhren Church Notes.
at II
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Murninc worship and Sermon
A. M.
Christian Endeavor at 7 t1. M. To
pic "lleroos and Heroines of the Tem
perance "ase." Leader, Mrs. A. I
'I nomas.
Evening Service and Sermon at S P.
M.
All are invited to those services.
OtScial Board on Monday evening at
S r. M.
Prayer ireeting Wednesday at S 1M.
Sunday School picnic Tuesday Aug.
12. Conveyances will leave tho Church
at 9 A. M. ami go to Mr. Freeman's
place on Wilson River. Everybody is
cordially invited.
It. F. Whit. Pator.
us. Tho communion service will oon
cluiie the morning worship.
At 7 I'. M. Young Peoples Mooting.
At St'. M. A program of special
song and music has been prepared for
the evenine service. Mr. Koch will
favor us with a violin sok. We have
four illustrated hymns which will be
D0AK- HANENKRATT.
On Wednesday evening at the home
of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mr.
M. K. Ilaitonkratt, occurred the mar
riage of Miss Nellie ItMUMtWrnU ad
Stephen Peak. Member of the fam
ily ami friends of the couple assembled
and amid thin happy circle the eupU'.
accompanied by Mr. Frank Ilanenkratt
ami Miss Stella Smith took their place.
The solemn and impresslvo ring cere
iminy was used, Rev. 11. W. Kuhlman
olHclatlng. After congratulation were
oMondid by those present nil retired
to the dining reoin when a sumptuous
dinner was pnrlnkon of.
Mhm lLuteokratt has lived in Tilla
mo.k a number of years and I one of
our best known ami most hlghl re
spected young women.
The happy couple arc spending a few
days along the const and in the south
part of the county before leaving for
thoir new home at Stantlcld, Orog.n,
where Mr. lik is engaged as Princi
ple of the school. These respected ami
well known ytmng teoplo leave c.irry
Ing with them tho best wlshen ami the
kindest regards of all who know them.
HAYOCI-AN NI-W5 IHJ.MS.
Miss II. McN'umara of Portland ac
DR. ELMER D. ALLEN,
Dentist,
Hat LocMetl iu the Commercial Bids.,
Succeeding Dr. I1. J. Sharp.
All Veil OiUUnLrd. 1Mb Phono.
,., ., o to U , III.
OltkcMoorii , (l, 4,j0e. t.
Ojxn Itvrulm honi 7 unlit S o'clock
DR A D PKKMV
HMSIHItNT nkNTIST
t)itic in Stuigvou tlhltf.
VII Woik Uiiaiautrcd.
IILI.AMOOK. ORIUiON
J. E. REEDY, D. V. M
JOHN IIIAND III.MMiKSON
Utofe-rtlda
lUtrttr
lilUtmook Huilclimj Room 210
GEORGE WILLETT
Attornev at Law
OHicc In Commcrcl.il HuiUIInijt
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Vi.rKKIN'AltlAS
llUith I'hoiiej.)
Tillamook
Oregon
El. J. CLAU88EN
Lawver
Di:t icitui Auvokat
Ttllnmotil; lUmK
beanl ami seen with profit. The postor
! wilt road at this time also a letter from companiod bv a party of friends U oc
Fanny Crosby the blind New hngland eupylng the Huston cottage tills weeK
hymn writer. She is now M years of Or. It. A.
aee ami has written more than 50tX) Portland art
hvmns
The public is invited to these exerci
ses.
H. W.
Kuhlman,
Pastor.
HIRAM MARBLE DEAD.
attend
-fi
Christian Church Notes.
Bible School at 10 a. m. with classes
for all. If not attending elsewhere we
extend a cordial invitation to
with us.
11 a. m. Preaching by L. H. Haw
kins of Portland.
7 p. m. Your-- "?oplc's Meeting.
S p. m. Regular evening service.
Second sermon in series on "Unity."
Subject. "The Bible, and its Relation
to Christian Unity."
"Come Thou with us and we will do
thee good."
R. E. Jope, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church Notes
On Thursday morning at 7 o'clock
Hiram Marble, for the past three years
j a resident of this city, died at his home
of bronchitis and other complications.
j Deceased was a member of the
Masonic Lodge which order had charge!
i'f the funeral services held at the
( Methodist Church, Rev. Kuhlman '
: preaching the sermon, and the Masons
I conducting the services at the grave.
Hiram Marble w.i born in Stevenson
County, Illinois in the year 15-17. Hi
boyhood days were spent in that state
and later he went west to Kansas where .
I he was married to Mrs. Emtna Brown
mlrews ami family of
occupying their cottage
at Oceanviow.
Mr. ami Mrs. K. Mallory of Portland
were at Hayocenn for tho week end.
Mrs. W. II. Greon and family of Salt
Lake City are occupying tho Potter
cottage.
Mr. Clark, lumberman of Portland,
accomunied by his family luvc been
at llayoccnn Hotel this week.
P. I). Hance made a trip to Portland
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
I Mis little Baker of Portland is vto
iting her brother t. (.'.
Dr. L. K. Hewitt
OSTKOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
A N t SUIP'KON
Both Phone
Ito. ami OlHee Whitohou UcsWIcnce
TII.LAMiniK. OUK.
j Dr. Jack Olson
RESIDENT DF.Nflsr
OlHoe Hours Irom 'J a. m. to f. p. in.
Over F R. Bells' Real Estate Office
j Both I'honen
T. H. G0YNE
Attornejf-at-Uw and
U. S. LoramUiioncf
Oppoiitr Courthouse
Tillamook
11. T. I50TTS,
LAWYER
C0.MIM.UTl: SliT 0I: AHSTKACT.
Oliuv 'JtKJ-UOl, TillatiiDult
! Mlock
Tillamook, Hiv.
Geo. P. Winslow
NOTICE OF riNAt)
Notleo I. trql,y
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ofcminl In Urn Mk
Uio maiirr ! imify h(
ny mi) mid n . ri (f A
t tho hunt of pi (hi .
having any i.,tu,. .
count, ami l. fm ,1
any way In th . ,v 1
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time .tnir.1 m nuVeVh?,!
jeeuoni ami ruutu
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ATTORNKY-AT LAW
Tlltmk tlrW
Jym 'AK
Oregon
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
A full two storv six room house ami
barn. Good plumbing, all Improve
ments In, hard surfjeet! streets, ce
ment skle walks, cloie in, line location,
Portland, Oregon.
Seven acres dote to city limits of
Baker's iTinmooJc,
Bread 'Pioneer Transfer Co.
FOR SAI.lv AT
ALL GROCERS
i G. I. DICK SON. Pot..
j lloiU PlfMWt
J lite Snmc I'rlcc to livcryunc
Van Couver. Wajihingtoii lino fruit
i ... i
in the winter of 1SS. Four sons, Ray land, high ami sltoly.
who died in March 1912. Earl. Guy, Liml- Kighty ucres on Netarts ltav. on new
lev. and one daughter. Dessie. were county road 5; mtltfj from city of Tilla-
born to this union.
I Mr. Marble has been a patient suffer-
I er for the past
few months but it
i was only during the week preceding
; his death that he was unable to bo up
and around the house the greater part
of the time.
the iieceasiHl who was hold in
had
r .i i ii. community . wtettm oy a who know h)m
j a Mason for about ten years.
OBITUARY NOTICE.
high
been
moo's, for sale in smtll tracts or all.
First mortgage note of ilt(V), tlrsti
class security, drawing 7 or cent ,
interest, for sate.
See J. M. Liisberg, Tillamook, Ore. i
ilell Phone.
J. Wm. Edwall
Caller
for tTlcn
and Women
1 E. N. CRUS0N.
, l'uintrr uinl Paper Hanger
i Contracts Taken
Ksuinnte lMtrnilnMl.
All Wurk (.ttiitrmiUT'l,
I Tillamook. r.
FIRST CLASS WORK!
No morning service next Sunday.
Praise and preaching at S p. m.
Sermon theme: "The Unity Which
Jesus taught."
(1) Oneness of
oflsentiment.
(2) Oneness of LOVE, community of
affection.
(3) Onenebs of ACTION, community
of service. j
During the fiscal year ending March ,. P. Saaulding was born August I,
31. 1913. the Presbvterian Church in tsr.l t i .. i ur.o u..
the United States received on confes-. o,,i ,h.. ,.lain in ..n ,.,i.,,u. mny be ont in to Ed Weston,
mcmuens, me largest in tne wlth h 3 niretiti. Thev ivel in l..rt
NOTICE FOR BIDS,
and spocifications for
of a wotidnhtNl. fence.
( form ami sidoivnlk alio the painting of
i same for School Dial. 23, Long Prairie,
j ure now on file in office of the County
' Scho I Superintendent.
Cleaning and Pressing
! On 2nd Ave. Opposite Ed's Garage
Tin a:ook t.'Nt)i!rAKiNtJ co
U. N. lll.NM.lt. Mfi.
pour Do,if Wet of llnV.'ry
1'uiicml Dlivdur ami lj(iud r.ttillin.r
iM'U AiiiU' 1 When Rniuvstcd
Notice 01 Sillcdt U4(,
Notlro l hrrcb. g fS iijl
0 to th lllgitral 1,.U,. A
In tho Capitol (tin ,t, hjJ
gon. onocpitwr tiMJ
. m, of .ttl.l day , H4 j,l
Cfr.l m Ilia !o tJ ,1
to the owner or vwners (
abutting or ffwht.ntt wn-rt
OVDtlloW Ulnlv the t'fTftnvil
loreh aid tl ivl u(nJ
at HB hlBltrl pf 'v otftfril
oeti ofTcr U md m ej)
olio pfovldln that tK? m
ti xild lor, ivit y 8rf bJ
Cftplnt ( U lh rVhf
oltfl bttti. N -! ur4titf
Tlllattvook ( inuhlj. Utt
etiml at fultoitt. t--l
nor Lctw-it (,.. i j ,jjfl
10W. uf W. M .a'Vtht J
on tho rlsfht tnk . t t.MUI
N" - M W f.6 t (t,t MJ
alr lino
8. iT tr, W. nft U r,l
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N. t- &r H 71 friutj,J
tifgintilfig, vu' i-.fi t$ i
thin (ami belfif ll rd 41
furl nnrl by ( I a. ?y
mt rt, '1 . 6 8, It l' S W il
Application! nml l t thnti
dfo.or.l ( (, (i llfv.wtl, tv-il
Lflwl IIomiI. Srii,r Qtrtui
(liAtkrtl "AppllCt'" vJ Hi
rhaao tide InmU. "
t i lbvt.
ClrfU Ute lAi!
Datnl July 22. PI3
1 Plans
i building
tha
plat-
sion 8S,S0:
history of the church. 6l,3o5 were re
ceived by certificates. $1,923,000 were
eontributed for Home Missions, and
31,530,000 for Foreign Missions. These
figures indicate large gain.
A Presbyterian Church has been or
ganized at Rockaway Beach, which is
well, attended these days by the camp
ara and week end visitors.
D. A. Mackenzie, B. D.
Psutor
Methodist Church Notes,
Mrs. Alice Thayer Clark of Portland,
'jrmtw ........ I tie .11.. e. 1 . M i
hut? ' J a """ ) We wish to than the many kind
, , friends who so freely offered their ser-
Mr. Turtlelotte an architect from ; vices in our recent bereavement, ami
Portland spent most of Thursday with I a,ao oe the ,nany beautiful flowers.
land till 1355 when they returned to
Kddyville and in 1371 came back to
Skamokawa, Wash. I
In 1582 he married Edna McElhany
of Keokuk, Iowa.
He came to Tillamook Co. in 1901.
Died August t. 1913 at the age of fi2.
Leaves wifo and two daughters,
Grace and Ella, to mourn his loss.
The funeral services were held at
the United Brethren church at Heaver,
August 0, at 10 o'clock by the Rev.
Dora Young.
The school
any
clerk of said district
I board reserves the right to reject
j and all bids which must be in
nanus o: sain district clerk on or
fore noon of August 1(5, 1913.
thu
be-
CARD OF THANKS,
our committee going over various
church plans etc.
Next Saturday at 8 P. M. Dr. Moore
from Salem meets with us for our
fourth Quarterly Conference. Full re
ports from all departments will be
heard.
Next Sunday,
At 10 A. M. Sunday School, We
have clashes and competent teachers
for all.
At U A. M. Dr. Moore preaches for
Mrs. Edna Stjauldinir
Grace Spaulding
Ella Spaulding
REGULAR AUTO
STAGE TO NETARTS,
I he schedule for the Tillamook Ne
tarts auto stage is as follows:
leaves tillamook at 9 a. tn. and -I :'M
P in, nounci trip il.Zb. Fare one way
Chatterton and Alexander.
On Your Own Account
have- you any money In the hank? A part of your arnlngs ought
to bcplaced there, anyway. Everybody can afford to savojsomo
thing, however little. Have a bank account of your own and you
will feel happier, better, more Independent. Make your little
monoy earn more, and so grow bigger. Better than hoarding It
where fire or thieves can reach it. Your bank-book is a rocelpt
and an evidence of your wise economy.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Tillamook County Bank
NOTICE.
rwisper hweilwl s now successor to'
R. R. Roberts, in Tillamook County.
All accounts owing tflu J. R. Wat-
iiiia .Hcuicaii uo., are payauw ui rvasper
weifel.
R. R. Roberts
Kasper .weifel.
Tillamook. Oregon, July 23, 1913.
TO WATErTcONSUMERS.
ine water i.omrniHsion has given
.Mr. Hong nositivu instructions to shut
on waier irom nil consumers who have 1
not paid their water rent by the 10th
ui eacn rrionm.
By Order Water Commission,
The Most Important
Business of Yours
la where you invest your moiiev.
The Western Uian & Savings Co. of
halt Lake City, Utah, a tried ami proved
company, is now ready for business In j
Tillamook ami Tillamook Co. To loan
you money or build you a home on small
monthly payments, at a low rate of1
ntoreu. Write or see
A. C. EVERSON, Loan Agt.i
A. M'NAIR, President.
D. L. SHRODE. Vice President.
CANZADA EVKHSnM - . -r. I
uvi.,1, ut 1 1 enn 1 1
uoam or Appraisors,
S?'.,M1W' '' Minick.
R. t. Zachman, K. J. Clausseii.
Board of Trustees.
John Leland IJen-
L. C. Smith. W. (J. McOec.
WHEELER
THE MANUFACTURING CITY ON
NEHALEM BAY
OFFERS
Unequalled Opportunities
AS A
Field for Investment
AN0IHEK CUf W MAZOA (TUNC.
15,. 40 Watt, 35c
60 Watt .... 45c
100 Wilt 80c
if2 1ZM ' ' '
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til 'culvt-.'l'T Uru"y l",r' "f
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wiring i,t . 'Mwe.t; Wl ,
ltnt with k.,,,,1 wi,rk,,!(i,..h!p;
Tillamook Elcetrla "m
For Details as U, investing in Wheeler,
Write to
Th
Nehalem
iHaiboi Co
P. A. JACKSON
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