Ferndale Enterprise from Ferndale, California • 5

PBKNDALB 8RMI WBHKLY BNTBXPKI8B FIVB LOCAL NOTES mM ALL AROUND TOWN Bring in That Small Deposit Some people get the Impression that a bank does not want to bother with a small account. That may be true in the case of some institutions but it does Dot apply here. We welcome new accounts of any size and consider neither small nor large ones a "bother at all, as it is our business to serve. all of the people to the best of our ability. Small accounts have a way of growing in a manner satisfactory to both the depositor and the bank.

Open that account now even if you think that you ought to wait till you have more money. Begin to get the benefit of a good banking connection as soon as you can. is the month in which ffe hold our County FAIR You will need a watch to time the races, also apiece of fine jewelry to wear at the Grand Ball RusSWilliams Banking Co. Ferndale, California Paid up Capital, $25,000.00 Surplus $7500.03 Officers and Directors F. G.

Williams, President Wm. N. Russ, Vice President Geprgia R. Williams R. S.

Feenaty, Cashier Geo. M. Brice BREVITIES LOCAL NOTES Everything you wish is instock at Get your new shoes at the Red Star. Always up-to-date. adv.

Born, in Eureka, September 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brown, a son. The steamer City of Topeka sails from Eureka for San Francisco today at 12 oclock noon.

Coroner H. A. Hansen of Fortuna was a business visitor to Ferndale last Thursday evening. Otto Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

G. S. Davis, arrived Wednesday from Coquille, Oregon, to visit relatives hete. A. J.

Monroe and Geo. TRolley, both of Eureka, are candidates for the secretaryship of the Republican county central committee. Reuben Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reed of Rohnerville, died in a Eureka hospital last Thursday after a weeks illness with appendicitis.

It is reported that the Hammond Lumber Co. is to purchase the mill and holdings of the Metropolitan Co. at Metropolitan. It is said the Metropolitan property is valued at more than a million dollars. President W.

S. Palmer of the Northestern Pacific railroad, accompanied by a party of gentlemep. was a visitor to Humboldt several days the latter part of the week, inspecting the companys holdings. Mary A. Lawler, as administrator of the estate of John Lawler, deceased, has commenced suit against the Bayside Lumber Company for $25,000 damages for injuries received by John Lawler on October 14, 1913, near Bayside which resulted in his death two days later.

Lawler was. struck by a rock which fell from a flat car at a train owned by the Bayside Co. passed him. Charles Wellock, formerly of this county but more recently a real estate operator in Ukiah, walked into the detective bureau at San Francisgo Tuesday and asked to be examined as to his sanity, according to the Chronicle. He was ordered sent to the Detention hospital.

Wellock stated he woke up in the morning to find a number of stubs in his check book and to have a hazy recollection of giving away $100 the evening previous. Everything that is new in collars and neckties at the Red Star. adv. Bom, September 4th, to Mr. and Mrs.

W. Maxwell of Ferndale, a son. Mr. and Mrs. F.

N. Rasmussen and Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Francis of Ferndale spent Sunday and yesterday at Upper Mattole. Attend the Concert Thursday night. Miss Monroe is sure to charm her listeners, and will appear twice on the program with orchestra accompaniment. adv. Mrs.

W. L. Pedrick and Bon Ray of Ferndale, who departed August 18th for an extended eastern trip, arrived at Mctomb, Illinois, on the 24th, according to a letter home. They report everything very hot and dry in the east. The attention of our readers is called to the new advertisement cf the Sharpies Milking Machine, which will be found in todays Enterprise.

The Sharpies Co. have one of their machines on display at the fair this week. A business change' is under consideration in Ferndale. The details have not been settled as yet, hut it is stated that the deal will probably go through and the change take place either the 15th of this month or tne first of October. Dr.

and Mrs. A. M. Dinsmore of Ferndale expect to leave in their automobile this afternoon or tomorrow for Hayfork, Trinity county, where they will visit at the Williams home a few days. Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Miner, Mrs. Dinsmores parents, went to Hayfork a couple of weeks ago.

Messrs. F. G. Williams of Ferndale and Ira Russ of Eureka returned Thursday evening from a months outing on South Fork mountain. Mr.

Williams departed Friday morning to join his wife, his mother and Mrs. Z. Russ, who departed overland Thursday for San Francisco. The party remained at Rogers Resort over night, their machine coming back to meet Mr. Williams, 'who was driven out by E.

B. Lytel. The trip to San Francisco was resumed Friday. Our big new Dry Cleaner is in- oGet your suit cleaned at the Red Star.adv. Jack Remp of Ferndale has sold his Maxwell runabout auto to a party in the Cuddeback section.

Morris Rasmussen, proprietor of the Loleta Market was transacting business and meeting friends in Ferndale last Friday. A. L. Trousdale of Ferndale departed Saturday to visit his daughter in San Francisco. He expect to be away about two weeks.

Frit Anthony, now the rage in Eureka, will play in the orchestra as well as give a violin solo Thursday night of this week. adv. The Village Club of Ferndale will meet on Monday evening, September 21st, at the home of Miss Agnes Smith in North Fern-dale. M. P.

Petersen of the Is'and and 0. T. Willsie of Salmon Creek have ordered new Sharpies milking machines. which will be installed immediately after the fair. Wm.

Benjamin assisted by Walter Cook and Hugh Hamilton has completed a breakwater 170 feet long for B. H. Wolf on the old Morgan place on the Island. Mr. and Mrs.

Cal Rumrill moved last week to the house in North Ferndale recently vacated by Joseph Russ and family, who are now residing in their bungalow on Fifth stieet. Mrs. Lena Teichgraber, widow and executrix of Frank L. Teichgraber, has petitioned for the probate of his wii executed March 7, 1914, which disposes of property of the value of about $7000. The heirs are the widow and her 10 children.

A. W. Blackburn of Ferndale is the attorney. A large number of young people were entertained Tuesday evening at the C. B.

Sweet home in the Port Kenyon section. The affair was planned by the Methodist young folks and was in the nature of a farewell for the Misses Janet and Iola Sweet who will depart soon en route to San Jose to resume their studies at the State Normal. Local Happenings A treat is in store for all music lovers Thursuay night of this week, -adv. The steamer Elder is scheduled i sail from Eureka for Portland tomorrow at 1 p. m.

The steamer Kilburn is scheduled to arrive at Eureka tomorrow and sail fur San Francisco Thursday at 12 o'clock noon. The Fortuna stores will close tomorrow to permit the proprietors and employes to attend the Humboldt County Fair in Ferndale. The Eureka Native Sons will observe tomorrow, Admission Day, with a musical program and dance at New Era Park in the evening. All the Native Sens in the county have been invited. Born, August 30th, to Mr.

and Mrs. L. Ole son of Elk River, a son. Born, September 4th, to Mr. and Mrs.

J. Robber shotte of Areata, a son. Boats in the Pollard pool are offered for rent. See special notice on page eight. It is statpd that 250,000 men have been killed and wounded in the fighting in France.

Hunting and shooting is forbidden on the Tappendorff place near Dungans Ferry. See warning notice on page eight. Hear Miss M. Ruth McDonald of Eureka, who has kindly consented to give a number at the Concert Thursday night. adv.

The residence of A. O. Dale in the Loleta section was totally de-strojed Tuesday by fire originating from a defective flue. A new residence will soon he erected on the Brown place at Centerville to replace the one destroy by fire some time ago. Lumber 'o the new house is now being hauled.

John Gaarden of Fortuna, late candidate for County Recorder, will leave within a few months for the Argentine Republic, where he plans to enter the export and import business. Jack Bowers, formerly of Fortuna but now of Williams, Colusa county, was a business visitor to Ferndale several days last week. He came up to purchase some Jersey stock from Gilbert Trigg. The nineteenth annual convention of the Womens Christain Temperance Union of Humboldt County will be held in the Methodist church in Areata on Thursday, Sept. 10th, and Friday morning, Sept.

11th. The city of Eureka has taken over the Eureka Water Companys holdings, for the purchase of which bonds in the sum of, $270,000 were voted recently. Oscar Lord, superintendent of the old company, will be employed by the city as manager. In several speeches which he has recently made in ihe central part of the state, Governor Johnson has made it plain that the universal eight-hour law which is to be voted on November is no part of the Progressive program, but that it is an initiative Socialist measure which was defeated in the legislature of 1913. Mrs.

Ernest Adams, formerly of San Jose, but now of Carlotta, is sure to please her listeners at the Concert Thursday night. adv. When you buy Humboldt beer at Swell COatS for ladies and the price of ordinary beers you are children at the Brick Store, getting double value. adv. We are up to the minute in every One we carry at the Red Star.

adv. Born, August 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Samuelsorl of Alton, a 10-pound son. Hear Miss Grace Gillespie and Miss Helgestad in a duet next Thursday night.

adv. Messrs. Benjamin, Cook and Hamilton, have laid a new concrete walk around the Bert Lanini bungalow on the Island, Hunting, shooting and trespassing is forbidden on the Geo. Price place at Grizzly Bluff. See special notice on page eight.

All candidates at the recent primary election must have their statements of expense filed with the county cltrk not later than today. The report of the finance committee shows that the late Chautauqua in Lurkea broke a little better than even, the association having a balance in the bank of $46.83. Grandma Gates, an aged Indian woman residing between Fernbridge and Fortuna, died last week and was buried in the Table Bluff cemetery. She was over 90 years old. A.

N. Barber of the Singley section suffered a broken leg last Wednesday when a load of straw on which he was ri.ding overturned. Dr. Ring of Ferndale was called and reduced the fracture. W.

T. S. Hadley of Upper Mattole was in Ferndale yesterday en route hon from a couple of weeks business visit in San Francisco. He-will leave for the Mattole this morning. Fred Saunders, who accompanied him to San Francisco, is expected home in a day or two.

C. T. Schreiner returned to his Ferndale home Sunday morning from a business visit to Orick, in the northern part of the county. He left Friday with the Pcugh Bros, of Elk River, expecting to return the same day, but an accident to the Peugh automobie necessitated the delay and also a walk of several miles. St.

Marys Sunday school of Ferndale spent last Saturcay in the beautiful redwoods at Rohner Park, Fortuna. Rev. Mr. Bell expresses his appreciation to he business men the town and to the ladies who donated their autos and services to convey the merry party of seventy children and members of the congregation who enjoyed the picnic the fresh air and glorious sunshine. Friday, September 11, will he Home Visitation Day in Eureka.

On thit day, hundreds if ehirch workers of all denominations will visit every home in the city between 1 and 3 oclock in the afternoon. and secure a record of the church or Sunday school connection, or denominational preference of every individual of every family. Printed invitations will be left at every home, so that those who have no church connection will be offered the opportunity to attend the church or Sunday school of their choice. (Good Goods) me BRICK STORE: Fall Styles Are Here I Another shipment of Ladies Goats and Suits Our New York agent has sent us 50 ladies' Coats and Suits right up to the minute styles .50 to 20.00 Prices fro A Lame Back-'Kidncy Trouble Causes It And it will give you even worse if not checked. Mrs.

T. H. Stra-ynga, Gainsville. was fairly down on her back witn kidney trouble and inflamed bladder. She say; I took Foley Kidney Pills and now my hack is stronger than in years, and both kidney and bladder trouble are entirely gone.

Sold by W. B. Alford and J. H. Ring.

adv. New Dress Goods all the late fabrics in plaids and stripes, prices from 50c to $1.50 See the New Style Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets New Silks ew Shirtwaists 1871 Established 3, 15, 1871 1914 Th'e Pioneer Piano and Music House Three Industries of the World The Home of Music, Song and Story One Lauter pianos. Grands, uprights, 6 styles, the Lauter Humana player pianos. High grade instruments in tone, workmanship and durability. Coin operated pianos Wurhtzer and others for all classes of business from $500 to $75,000 Two -Victor and Victrolas $15.00 to $500.00.

5000 records to select from. Suitable for all people and purses, etc. Three White sewing machines needed in all homes, $40.00 to $75.1 0. Agents commission off from retail prices. We have cut out the Agerts and allow same to the purchaser, 25 cents on the $1 We have Birthday and Wedding presents from 5 cents to $500.

Books and station ry 5000 books to select from. Art goods, small musical instruments, strirg instruments, sheet music for all instruments. Prices right. Quality goods. Standard articles.

Full value for your money expended. J. E. MATHEW 423 Eureka Branch 315 5th St. Phene 300 Humboldt fali'ornia, U.

S. A. LUlS New Fall Ginghams New Underwear New Hosiery New Corsets New Footwear 'CiV Coots New Skirts New Curtains 7.