Port Orford news., June 19, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, June 19, 1928.
Keeper Mabln of the Cape Blan­ Misses Jean and Elizabeth Gillings j to m eet Dr. Bywater, and then *
LOCALS
co lighthouse was a Bandon visi­ The latter returned with her, and
Miss Aitchison and Miss eleven-1
Prances Curry was shopping In tor Saturday.
Is a guest at the Johnson home , ger took the scenic R oosevelt route
Mrs. H enry Hess o f Ophir spent
Bandon W ednesday.
J. W. McKenzie of Elk river home.
Wm. H oskins of Gold Beach has Saturday visiting her daughter, was in town W ednesday and Sat­
R. Bledin, travelling representa­
been installing a private electric Mrs. Harold Balch o f N orth Bend. urday he and Lester Bond made tive of the N ational Map company
Orris
Knapp
motored
in
from
system in the W estern hotel.
a trip to Gold Beach.
of Indianapolis, Ind., visited Port
the Knapp ranch, Elk river, Sat­
Mrs. Klmberling, form erly of urday afternoon.
Bert W ells of Sixes motored to Orford Friday soliciting orders for
Broken Bow, Nebr., but now Hv
the new edition of the map of the
Mrs Honey, who has n music town Thursday.
Ing in Eugene. Oregon, called on
Mrs Alice Masterson of lower United States published by his
studio In Portland is the guest of
Mrs. Mabel Gillings last week
company. D elivery of maps is ex­
Mrs. L. R. Pugh
Mrs
P u gh ’s Sixes came into Port Orford on
Miss Ena McKeown and Gsorge
pected to take place in July.
nephew, R Nickerson, o f Portland, Thursday evening and is the house
W illiams motored down
from
Miss Bertie Lynch went to B an­
guest
of
Mrs.
O.
Leneve
Mrs
is also a guest for a few days.
Marshfield Friday and had dinner
Last week John W. McKenzie of Masterson owns the Seaside hotel don Saturday to spend the w eek­
w ith Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sauers at
the Cloverdale stock farm. Elk property, which is rented by Mr end.
A gate Beach park, returning after­
H Sm ith of K lam ath F alls was
river, sold a truck load of beef cat­ Pitner and daughter, Mrs. Floyd
ward and taking George Sauers
in town last week for a short visit
tle to Frank Flam of Bear creek, Keller.
w ith them to spend the week-end near Bandon.
Mrs. O. J. Mather of Sixes mo­ with his mother, Mrs. C. A. Long
In town.
tored to town Friday.
In the mountains
Roy B. Corson and A. G. Miller
Theron Fromm spent the w eek ­
The Alvarado docked Thursday came in Saturday from the In ­
W T. W hite Jr. made a trip to
end at home.
m orning and finished loading the man m ines for the week at their
W edderbum last Monday
Mrs. John Masterson of lower shipm ent o f logs the same night homes.
R ay Zumwalt came into town
Sixes made a trip to Bandon on
W. P. Young was transacting
from the Sixes farm last Friday.
Tuesday.
business in Bandon Saturday.
Port Orford has been overrun
H C. H andley cam e in from
Mrs. John Fromm of Sixes was
Sixes T uesday to transact business with peddlers and solicitors of all shopping In Marshfield the past
kinds the past week
When the
In town.
week.
Geo. Moore Jr., of Bandon, was town is Incorporated they will have
Joe E verest of Elk river was
to pay a license at least, for the
in town Tuesday afternoon.
business visitor in town the latter
on the highway
Mrs. Lucy Baker and her son, privilege of annoying people with part o f last week.
S. J. Spoerl, o f Chinquapin ridge, their wares.
Dick Adams passed through 1 J. A. Brinkley, an old time
motored to Bandon last Tuesday.
newspaper man travelling south
Mr. Spoerl returned the sam e day, town Friday on the stage en route
I via the R
paid
K° oosevelt
O8*V, e ' t highway, Paid
but Mrs. Baker remained to visit to his home on Rogue river He ' .7 m
had been
been up
up to
to Bandon,
Bandon, having
havinv his
his
" eWS. 8 . brlef v,8,t Saturday
had
at the Dr. Gale home, and other
B uster Anderson and his sister,
broken ankle treated. Donald Mc­
friends in Bandon and Coquille.
Veva, are in E ugene assistin g their
John Adams came up from Kenzie Joined him at Port Orford father during the school vacation
. Rogue river Tuesday to get an to accom pany him and spend a
W. T. W hite Sr. w as transacting
engine w hich Paul Leutwyler has week's vacation at the Adams' business at Gold Beach Thursday
home.
fitted up for Mr. Adam's motor
Mr and Mrs Floyd K eller mo­
John Masterson of lower Sixes
boat, as that Is the easiest and
tored to Bandon the first o f last
was
a
town
visitor
Friday.
fastest m eans of transportation up
week.
C. H. Pearce and Mr. Mather
to Agness.
Mrs A P Sw eet of Arizona Inn
John Haakanson, well known esm e in from middle Elk Satur­ was in town last Monday after­
road contractor, passed through day.
noon.
Robt. L. W agner, Elk river
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Young of Bandon was vis­
dairy
farmer,
w
as
a
town
visitor
Mr and Mrs. Henry Johnston
iting her sister, Mrs. H ans Adolph-
motored to town W ednesday from Saturday.
sen, last Monday.
Mrs. Lucy Baker, who has been
their Garrison lake home.
Louis Knapp was a Gold Beach
visitin
g
in
Coos
county
the
past
Miss Velma Johnson returned
visitor Thursday
home from W edderbum last week, week, returned home Saturday
259 So. Broadway
W alter Sabin has recovered su f­
where she had been visiting the Her son, S. J. Spoerl, motored up ficiently from his recent severe ill­
M arshfield, O regon.
to Bandon to accom pany her home.
Monday H. M. Axtell left town ness to resum e work driving truck
with B ert Lynch s two burros with for the Central Transfer Co. of
Bandon.
pack loads for the upper Elk river
Mrs. Frances Fromm has been I
m ining district. L. B Hatton and
elected primary teacher in the
a friend from Myrtle Point, Mr
254 Central Ave.
Harlocker, are spending a few days Gold Beach grade school succeed­
ing Mrs. Dora Grant, who will
Marshfield
Miss Jean Aitchison, matron of teach In the local grade school
the Community hospital at A sh­ this year.
land, and Miss Sadie Clevenger,
C. H Pearse was in town T ues­
proprietor of The Hat Shop of day.
Arthur Getty, who form erly liv­
Grants Pass, were in town for a
Robert McKenzie and Ben Sor-
short tim e Thursday calling on old ansen were transacting business in ed on an Elk river ranch, but who
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Sor­ Gold Beach Monday.
has been aw ay for a year or two,
enson.
Miss Aitchison and Miss
Mrs. Clinton, proprietor of the has returned to Curry county and
Clevenger had motored Mrs. E. L. Dixie Queen confectionery of Myr­
Byw ater from Grants P ass to Cres­ tle Point, w as in town Thursday is now living with his uncle. Geo. !
Wilson, of middle Elk, w as in town |
cent City where Mrs Bywater was visiting her mother.
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YLL KINDS OF FUN ON LAND AND WATER
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Mrs. A. V. Dietderich
Proprietor
Port Orford, Ore.
HATS
We have a
Complete Assortment
of the
Latest Styles
For Summer
Broadway Millinery
Boat Races
Swimming Race
Battle Royal
Diving Contest
Surf Riding
Log Rolling Contest
Fly Casting Contest
Dancing
Bathing Beauty Contest
Agate Beach Park
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CIo Johnson’s
SPECIALTY SHOP
BANK
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Tug of War
Eat Men’s Race
Girls’ Race
Boys’ Race
Sack Race
Three-Legged Race
Pillow Fight
Boxing Match
Fire Works
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Commercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
Every Dress and Hat
Greatly
REDUCED
For Clearance Sale
PARTY FOR BENEFIT OF LIBRARY
Civic Club. Saturday Night, June 23
CARDS AND REFRESHMENTS 25c
Space Donated by The News.
SOMETHING TO SEE ALONG THE ROOSEVELT
“100 Miles of Natural Scenic Beauty”
‘UNMARRED BY COMMERCIAL SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS ”
‘One of the Most Scenic Routes in America.”
California State Automobile Association.
“For Scenic Beauty the Roosevelt Highway Cannot
Be Surpassed.”
—Oregon Magazine.
When You See a Commercial Sign on the Roosevelt Fill Out the
f orm Below and Mail to the Advertiser.
ADVERTISERS
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Dear Sir:
In traveling over the Scenic Roosevelt Highway between
Bandon and the California State Line, I see yo i have'a commer
cial sign or billboard located approximately
(North or South)
O re g o n
which mars the natural scenic beauty of this great region
Inasmuch as the citizens of that region are earnestly en­
deavoring, with the full co-operation of the State Highway Com­
mission, to maintain the route traversed bv the Roosevelt High­
way south of Bandon in its natural state, iinmarred bv commer­
cial signs and billboards, for the pleasure and enjoyment of the
traveling public, will you please co-operate with them bv remov­
ing this objectionable sign promptly and assrst them in the fu­
ture in this worthwhile undertaking?
Thanking you. I am,
Very truly yours,
(Address)
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along the Oregon Coast through Curry and Coos counties - a
miles
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Nature created a wonderful recreational playground
distance of approximately 100 m iles-a region traversed by the
s’ *00* ' * * 1 Highway Below Port Orford.
Roosevelt Highway, and the citizens of this region are deter­
mined that its scenic beauty shall not be marred by unsightly
PORT ORFORD
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Port Orford. Oregon.
(This space donated by the
Port Orford News)
commercial signs and billboards. In their effort they have the
full co-operation of the Oregon State Highway
Commission.
May they have like co-operation from you in maintaining this
region in its natural state? As a business proposition such co­
operation will pay.
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