Bandon, No. 64—Sylvia Manhall,
Hazel Marshall, WUb«r Jargeassa,
Nelli* McAdams, M*Iba Banova,
Charles Elliott, Edvard Habarly,
Austin Haven, Henry Meyer, Elya
Webb, Harry Watson, John WUaon,
Helen Waldvogal, Kay Bates, lin t«»
Belle, Abna E. Hunt, Clarence John
son, Eddie Levis, Anna
Riverton, No. 14-Aaaa Lenberg.
It’s die
North Bond, No. IS-Quaas* An
derson, Edith Cavanaugh, Class So-'
hoe, Gladys Klockers, MadaBao Lar-
Myrtle Thomas, Dorothy Jamas, Deb
orah Frost, Claude W. Tacha, Aivira
Lackstroaa, Rudolph E. Sandine, Thel
ma Cecil!* Olsen, Dorothy Bated*
Dutch, lues KjsUaad. Harry Wilson,
Etelka, No. 47—Robert Wise.
Johnson’s Mill, No. « » —Viola M.
Knife.
Roy. No. 44—Teresa Willard.
Arago, No. 8—Pernia Ma* Boat,
Crac* N. Schrooder.
Fish trap, No. SO—Lester Leroy
Cliatoa.
Sitkum, No. «6—Clifford Laird.
Coo* River, No. W—Henry H.
Smith. Milton G Harqaist, Charts* F.
Smith. Mary 8. Smith, Ada Dorothy
Dungan, Lacy L. Boseey, Ruth O. Bee-
Catching Creek, No. »4—Oswald 8.
Adame, William Raymond Badinoti.
Fa irvi ev, No. M—Iasi* Brown.
Flagstaff, No. 18—Alice Elblab.
Brown Hill, No. 7»-8tM la *Prod-
riokson, Lennia Anderson.
Myrtle Cove, No. 68—Ervin C.
Storm.
Picnics hev* began, ratter early.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl and family
sad Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Baekamn and
family wag* * * Ap*d*y add «SthSr t l
Bhododearoaa and ether wild Hov
ers of vhleb there aro amay varimi**.
Paulson Has a Hie Job.
J. E. Paulson, n timber cruiser and
operator of Coquille, is reportod by
the Times, to bo optioning most of the
k turn page in the Sooth Inlet district
and even beyond tt* «turn page oa
tidewater. A good share of this is
Spruce.
So far, ha is said to have optioned
M.J.HARTSON