born Monday afternoon a t Mast
hospital
and
weighed
seven
pounds five ounces.
Elm er Rockstadt of upper Flor
as creek met with a serious acci-
dent last S aturday night.
He
drove his jeep over the bank on
Floras creek road and lay out
all night unable to m ake his wav
back to the road or a ttra c t a t
tention w ith his flashlight. He
was taken to Keised hospital in
N orth Bend where it was found
he’d broken his pelvis.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H uetzen-
7000-mile trip visiting friends
a 70
been confined and relatives in Los Angeles,
THURSDAY
RSDAY, JA N l ARY l.>, 1353
home for the past week Hous
Iouston. Tex., where they visit-
due to illness. Many friends have | ed his brother, and to Kansas
called during that time, includ- where they visited old friends and
ing Mr. and Mrs. Randle of Ban- relatives.
They spent Thanks-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Don W hereat giving, C hristm as and New Years
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mas-1 with their children in Los An-
♦
By Marion R rooks
♦ tropolito, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin geles. They also reported visit-
la,' and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ing Rose and Bert Wheeling, well
Mrs Calvin Blair received word Brooks.
known in this area, and friends
th a t her brother in S anta Rosa.
Mumps are m aking the rounds will be glad to know they are
Calif., had suffered a severe heart of the pre-school age clrl-lr-n in both in the best of health. On
attack . She left on the Thursday Langlois. But a few adults are this trip the Wilcoxs spent 185
afternoon bus to be w ith him. rcjxirted to be suffering from it hours riding the bus.
W hile in California she will also *oo.
Last Sat unlay
night
Myra
visit with friends in San F ra n
Marlowe
entertained
her
class
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mulkey and
cisco.
two children of Coquille visited m ates of Port Orford high at the
Mr. and Mrs. A1 B erger and ♦ the home of their niece, Mrs. home of Neonta Hall on Airport
Ralph Pom eroy recently visited in Evelyn Boice, one evening this road.
E ureka, Calif. The Bergers with week.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Volck attend
Mrs. Berger's sister and Mr. Pom- j Mi. and Mrs. O. L. M<x>re have ed the board m eeting of the Coos-
eroy with relatives of his.
returned from a two w eeks’ visit C urry Pioneer Historical Society,
Mr. anil Mrs. Jewell Solomon. vv I, friends and relatives in the held at the Coquille hotel S a tu r
day noon. From there they went
Bill Lewis and Laura Lee, niece legat'd area.
and nephew of Eldon W hite, v s it
E vdvn Boise consulted a bone on to Coos Bay to viit Al’s sis
ed the W hite home Thursday specialist in Coos Bay Thursday. ter, who is confined to Me \ulev
and Friday. They returned to
\n election was held on Jan. 5 hospital. They found her improv
th eir home in Newport late F ri at the Langlois high school for ing.
day.
♦he purpose of issuing bonds to
Jimmy Everest has been dis
Mr. and Mrs. W alt Sabin and bud I an additional classroom and charged from the Army and is
children spent tin* week end on library onto the high schol anil hack in civilian life. At present
th eir ranch on Floras creek
the building of new bleechers he is living with his wife’s people
Mr. and Mrs. Louis K ruetzer showers and dressing room for in Bandon hut is looking for a
took son Kenneth hack to his base» the high school gymnasium. The house to rent and a job.
in Texas when his leave expired. issue passeil by a large vote.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E asterling
It is reported that Ralph Cope
Boh T hetford and Fred H ar- were b'essed with a little daugh
has leased his farm and dairy gand visited Bert Burr, Coquille ter, Lois Marie. The baby was
stock and will live in Bandon. high school basketball coach, in
This move was necessary liecause Coquille Saturday.
of ill health.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Wilcox re
Glen Hiley and Louise P eter turned to their home in Sixes
son of Bandon have taken over Friday evening a lte r completing .7 business and professional
6
thc r , Eunglois
cafe.
Brookings I iunior Pilot
1 ll n
;ulk Hook has
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