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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1910- EVENING EDITION
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MYRTLE l'OIXT POIXTERS.
News of the Upper Coquille as Told
By The Enterprise.
Matt Nystrom is laid up with a
very sore foot. Ho stepped on a
twenty-penny nail Wednesday morn
ing and ran it through the foot.
T. D. Guerln has sold his Maxwell
runabout and has purchased another
and' larger car of the same make
-which ho was trying out Monday.
Freddie, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Rose, fell from the cook
house at the Weekly road camp on
the Middle Fork last Saturday and
hroke his arm.
Ed. Jones' place of 240 acres was
sold Tuesday of this week to Charles
H. Smith, a recent arrival from Fres
no, Calif. Mr. Jones may buy a place
closer to town.
J. Machado left Tuesday for Port
land and will accompany his daugh
ters, Glenn and Bessie, home. They
have been attending Saint Mary's
Academy during the winter.
Jason and Lawrence Machado, who
have been attending Father Crawley's
school at San Francisco, returned
Monday afternoon. They were met
at Bandon by their father.
Miss Nellie Dement, who has been
teaching school at Grants Pass,
reached home Tuesday evening, hav
ing come down on the Breakwater
from Portland where she enjoyed the
Rose festival. She expects to go to
Klamath Falls next winter.
Three farm houses in this immedi
ate territory were destroyed by fire
last week. The third was the farm
house of John Neil on the South
Fork. The destroyed dwelling was
of comfortable size and In very good
condition, and tho loss will bo felt
by Mr. Nell. The estimated amount
of his loss has not been ascertained.
While engaged in a friendly scuffle
In the store of the Myrtle Point Hard
ware Company Saturday evening,
Charles Schroedor, one of tho pro
prietors, had the misfortune to strike
his wrist against a sharp double
bitted axe which was in tho rack.
The force of the blow caused the axe1
to cut in to tho bone, severing two
arteries, and tho victim of the acci
dent suffered a considerable loss of
blood before the wound could bo
dressed.
NEWS OF COQUILLE.
Coos County Scat Kvcnts As Told
lly tlii lB"rnId.
Mr. Charles Kvland and Mrs. Alice
M. Tuttle of this city arc to be mar
ried at the hotel of the bride this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Hacker arrived by
tho Flfield from California, where
Miss Lcona Lane of Coquille is vis
iting hex ant, Mrs. Cleghorn, of
FIshtrap.
Miss Lena Linderbeck and her sis
ter, Mrs. Hay Deane, came up to visit
her parents last Monday. Mis3 Lin
derbeck has been staying in Bandon
all win. or.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Stephens and
son. Arlle. left for Nebraska last
they have spent the last couple of Wednesday ovisH r.1 at! e T he
' I Stephen's brother. They left by way
A. H. Brunson of Grants Pass was of Portland.
In town Friday with his son In-law, i
W. W. Faust, of Coaledo, with whom The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
hn' Is making an extended visit. I and United Brethren Churches met at
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I Albert Schroeder last Tuesday to sow
Mrs. R. E. Buck and daughter, for Mrs. Finnely Schroeuer. lnursuuj
Mrs. R. W. Boyle of Bandon, came they met at Mrs. Loury's and did
up yesterday to meet another daugh- quite a lot of sewing.
tor of Mrs. Buck, Mrs. I. U. L,euere,
Miss Ellen Anderson has taken n
position In tho postofllce.
Mrs. John Snyder of Marshfield
rtsitcd relatives hero Sunday.
Mrs. Victor Anderson of Sherman
avenue, Is spending the week on
Catching Inlet.
Mayor L. J. Simpson, who has
spent several weeks in Portland, re
turned home Sunday. I
If You Watched the Crowd
BUY SUITS AT THE HUB FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
YOU WOULD BE CONVINCED THAT IT PAYS TO
BUY FOR CASH. "MONEY TALKS-"
Hub Clothing and Slice Company
MARSHFIELD. BANDON.
Miss Lillian McCann, who spent
the past week at Camp Mizpah, re
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. E. W. Fahy and little daugh
ter, Hazel, and son, Robert, of Bul-la.-d,
are visiting friends here.
of Kansas City, Misosuri, who comes
out for a visit of several weeks. She
arrived by the afternoon train, hav
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Tho Presbyterian -Ladles' Aid will
meet to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 at
tho home of Mrs. Holmes, on North
Bend Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hayes and Mrs.
arrived uy tne aiiernoun iruiu, uav- COQUILLE, June is. me iuuu- " "- mm'
ing come In by stage from Roseburfe. , marrjage licenses were issued Mary Brown left yesterday on the m. ,
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from tne omce oi mo uuuulj irau -. --
.T. W. Tollman and others in tne tha .f. .,.. tins summer ui ou.ua w-.
east part of town have noticed two Carl g Carlson and Alma J. Wy-
or three pairs of China pheasants lan(1
which are nesting in that section. ' ErJc Alfred Ericsson and Annie S.
Our sportsmen1 should not so far for- Carlson.
get themselves as to take a shot at Herbert L. Briggs and Nellie M.
them. If they are properly protect- Wagner.
ed it will not be long till there will i William G. Schrock and Maggie
bo a great many pheasants of this Campbell.
variety throughout the county. Reuben F. Smith and Emma M.
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A large lot of bricks have arrived Robert K. Booth and
No Sin to Make Home as Attrac
tive as Possible
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A pret.y dome or nice chandelier
add as much to the appearance of a
room as curtains or carpet.
WE HAVE THEM IX STOCK.
More coming on next boat.
Marshfield Electric Fixture & Supply House
Mrs. William Simpson and little
daughter, Edith, who have spent four
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Kruse & Banks Ship Building Co.
Agents for San Francisco Standard Gas Engines, Murine, Sti
Hoist and Pumping.
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for the construction of the W. C. Rennett.
Laird building, tho foundation of ( Charles C. Evland and
which has been done for some time. Tuttle.
The pressed brick will be delayed
some, as the orders cannot be filled i
as rapidly as the factories aro re-
REUXIOX AT SUMXER.
started a serious conflagration on the , A
iYni.Hi nonil wntor front. Sparks ' ts
Kathleen from the refuse fire of the North g
I Bend Lumber Company's mill were ,
Alice M. blown into the lumber on the wharf j XX
and started a fire that had not got
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ceiving them; however, It will not polM.01. Residents of That Section
be long before this will begin to re- will IVijoy Gathering.
semble a building. j Next Sunday a reunion of Sumner
pioneers will take place at that place.
J. H. James of this city brought A party of ten will go from Coquille
into our ofilce one day last week a by auto and spend the day at their
very peculiar colored hen egg. The old homes near that place. The party
hen that layed the egg is a Rhode la composed of John W. Hudson, Leo
Island Red, and the egg is nearly Goodman, Mart Sherrard, Billy, Russ
the color of the hen with the excep- and Ira Johnson, Frank Dulley and
Hon of a clear white band around Hal, George and Charley Baxter. For
the middle about a third of an inch the trip they have engaged the auto-
In width. It looks as though she Is mobiles of Al. Hite and George Leach
making an effort to produce eggs and expec to have a grand time at
already decorated for Easter. the old homesteads. The majority
of the boys have been In Coos county
for thirty or thirty-five years and all
settled ,at or near Sumner on their
arrival. Coquille Sentinel.
FOUR GET DIPLOMAS.
EVENTS AT COQUILLE.
News There As Told lly tho Coquille
Valley Sentinel.
Miss Evelyn Flanagan of Marsh
field is visiting her cousin Miss Doro
thy Watson.
Mrs. Goraldine Morris, the vocal
and Instrumental music Instructor,
departed on the last Breakwater for
a month's vacation, which she will
spend with friends In Portland and
on Puget Sound.
On Monday of this week a deal was
closed whereby George W. Beal and
Ren Smith of Marshfield became tho
owners of the 320-aere Notley tract
lying just east of this city. The pur
chase price of the tract was in the
neighborhood of $20,000, but the ex
act figures were not given out by the
purchasers. Tho timber on the tract
will bo placed on the market at ouco
and as soon as sold will bo logged off
and tho tract platted into city lots
and placed on the market.
Yesterday A, W. Kelley reported
that tho statement made In those col
umns last week to the effect that his
bro her in-law, A. A. Antotne, was
dead was untrue. The announcement
of his death was leeelved a week ago
but last Saturday a letter was re
ceived from his wife in which she
states that Mr. Antoine is rapidly im
proving and that tho doctor thinks
he will be out in a few days. The
error evidently occurred In tho trans
mission of the telephonic message.
Tho local mill is shipping mau
cms of lumber these days, the major
portion of it going to San Franc'sco
The loading of the cars at tlnu i'i
cunles the time- of tho entire rni
crew and at a eousequence tho m i.
has been shut down for nhort iuv 1
pt time ou several occasions Kit . h
However, .hese short stop are nUtr
a 1 .muse of in various ways b ilie
inccl.unics with tho result that all
nee ssary repairs to the machine!.,
a' e made and the working capacity of
.tho mill ts greatly Increased.
North Inlet School Holds Commence
ment Exercises.
Tho North Inlet School In Dlstrlrt
No. 53, held its commencement ex
ercises in the school house Saturday
evening. The graduates were Clara
Belle Waters, Glen Hope, Rush Hops
and Clarence Franklin Hamilton. The
diplomas were presented by the chair
man, Mr. Pinkerton. Miss Mabel
Knight ncted as flower girl for the
exercises. Mary E. Thompson was
the teacher.
Buy your groceries at SACCHI'S.
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few men succeeded in extinguishing
it before any damage was done.
EXTENSION TO ROSEIIURG.
A further extension of the C. B., R. j .j
& E. R. R. has been made toward '
Roseburg this summer, an extension I i
of several hundred feet having been i
made so that the gravel dump Is now j
at the fence that marks the yard 11m- S
lts on the south. If similar progress
in extending is made every year it -
will be but a matter of a few cemur-1 i
ies until the line reaches Roseburg. I V
Myrtle Point Enterprise. i T
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when buying to see that yo u get title as well as value,
We are best prepared to give you both.
Aro General Agents for Eastslde and Sengstackeu's Addition
Henco you will consult your own Interests to come to headquar- j,
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Buy Your ! Title Guarantee and Abstract Co. J
BUTTER, CREAM ailCi MILK V Branch Office, Coquille City.
Coos Bav Ice & Cold Storage
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Jiaily stage nctween iioseourg ana jiarsinieiii, cummeiic n
Id, Stage leaves daily and Sunday at (! a. in. Faro $.)..
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lt( MARKET AV., Marshlleld. " Agent, ROSHHURG, ORE
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Plaster. Lime, Brick, and all kinds of builders material.
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look you hiiv Columbia Brand you know that
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It' you want the purest, cleanest, firmest,
oesL oe sure to demand Columbia.
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