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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 19??-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1917)
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy Folsom’s Confectionery and Floor Tex - 60c per sq. yd New Process Linoleum 75c per sq. yd. Print Linole um - - 85c per sq. yd. • Vt -, \ . *5 District No. 87—Annumted Magill. r t Vr y< vj- " DUtrict No. 41—Olga Paulino District No. SI—Adite RoaaoU, Roso Phil DO tt. District No. 68—Dorothy Newton. District No. 84—Christie Agnes District No. 49—Margaret O’Don nell. Martin Russel, Stella Vineyard. District No. 8—Roes El wood, Janes Emery, Everett E. Fraederick, Kenneth Kistner, James C. Nosier, - j v à Vera Varney. District No. 64—Minnie Haven, Norman Jorgenson, George Krone- FERN GOLTRA, and assisting artiste of the Chicago Grand berg, Hjordto Lee, Myrtle Neuman, Harriet Patterson. District No. 68—Walter Smith. District No. 48—Harold Schrooder. District No. 9—Harold Curry, Ev- elyn Fourier, Lawrence Johnson, Jeannette Upton, Jeannette Wilson. District No. 12—Fay Collver, Oslo Jackson, Vernon Collver, Fridolph _ District No. 18—Maude I, Fry, HU- SIR DOUGLAS MAWSOfCS Motion Pictures of the Antarctic— dure Katherine Sandine, Elsie Han sen, Jessie Armstrong, Walter Smith, most wonderful filma of the Sooth Palo region ever shewn. Louie M. Jennie Louise Sandine, A rah M. Cousins, Ivan M. Chappell, Jey Vernon Taylor, William Archie Vaughan, Effle M. Flaaten, Re becca F. Lu se, Francos Heim. District No. 82—Martha K. Thom- District N. 86—Jennie P. Bowman. ing Your Influence7” Ray Peart is Camping facilities at the City Park for those who want to enjoy a week the leader. District No. 64—Grase Miller. the Bandon beach and attend the District No. 18—Gertrude 'Bamuels. The union church service at 8 p. m. at Chautauqua July 14 to It. District No. 77—Freddie L. Rook- in the M. E. Chuch. Rev. H. M. Law will preach. The union prayer meeting in the District No. 6—Lawrence Meade. District No. 18—Gertrude Samuels. M. E. Chuch South at 8 p. m. All young people are invited to the Epworth League service on Sunday evening especially. Mr., 8. Cramer, Syrian, will give an address at that animations at the court house last a time CLASS dry wood. Phono 621. old Bible land from FIRST week and their papers have boon sent which on be that Fred Nosier. 26tl came. to the board of examiners at Salem A very interesting business meet for grading. Of this number there ing of the League was held last Tues FARM FOR SALE—at great sacri mere 14 applicants for one-year cer day evening when the semi-annual fice. Inquire Folsom’s Confection tificates, two for five-year certificates election of officers took place and 1 and one for five-year primary certifi eight new members were received. cates. The other five were taken A cordial WHERE THE CAMPERS GO. „ welcome is extended to Out where the skies are a little bluer The Honor Guard girls wish the Marshfield to beginning to sit up and for exemptions only. 1 The following teachers have been Where comradeship to a little truer, Sentinel to acknowledge for’ them take notice of the numerous infrac for the coming school There’s where the earn pars go. their obligation and expmoa their sin- tions of the prohibition law there, as 1 reappointed LOST—Between Danieljpn’s and CO- year: Miss Esther L. Byorly, Alle Out whoro the sun shines a little quille a black leather case of instru appears from the following report o. gany; Misses Nettie and Lena Belloni, A suitable reward will be brighter, a mooting there last Sunday night, Prosper; Mrs. Ethel Miller, principal, S t Junes Episcopal Church ments. Where the cares of life «re a great last Satarday night tha big succaas which we found in the Times: paid for Lakeside; Mice Elma M. Roberts, 6th Sunday after Trinity—July 8th. office. return of same to 8entinel it was. The member» of the Coquille deal jigbtor, Fairview; Mies May Lund, Norway; 'Evening Prayer and sermon at 8 p. Orchestra donated their services, the Miss Wanda Harry, McKinley; Mrs. WANTED—Second hand furniture. merchants would take no pay for any bit tighter, Grace Dehnore, Sumner; Miss Anna Highest prices paid. Coquille Fur thing the girls needed, Mr. Nosier Sollie, District 89; and Miss Kather niture Co. 21tf gave the use of the hall, the punch ine Schmitt, Buell. The following Presbyterian Church. was furnished without charge, thanks FOR SALE—16 acres, all bottom, one teachers have been engaged for the to E. A Folsom and Mrs. Fay Jones. mile from Coquille postoffice; city coming year: Miss Ruby Goodnight, C. W. Gardner furnished the ears and water. Inquire John Hickam. 9tf. Lampa; Miss- Clare Heller, Cunniag- the printer did his bit without com Christian Church- Mtos Louise Clausen, lower For all of which the girls Out where character to in the making, pensation. are very grateful. They cleared Bible School at 10 a. m. Where there’s more of giving and leas something over 8146, which Dolly Robbins and - Victor Morris, of Myrtle Point, who goes to of taking, Della Bryan, Randolph; Mtoo Fairy will preach at the Christian church make up their |260 contribution to Davis, Lower Catching Greek; Mies the coming year, will begin Tits ser dealing with violations of tbs liquor Ella Hamlin, Rock Creek; Miss Chios vices Sunday morning, July 8. There law was most direct. Taking of li Buell, Gaylord; Miss Belle Chatburn, will be preaching services morn quor from boats without making ar Bancroft; Mrs. Hattie Teagarden, ing and evening at the usual both hours. At the boms of Walter Moore, Un- rests, was assailed by him. No action Johnson’s Mill; and Mr. Ernest C. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 6:80 p. m. Whore the murmuring stream to gent loa Avenue, North Ben4 on the even when it to known that boose to taken ing Of July 2rd, James W. Bunch and from boats in tha lower bay, and tha ly flowing, Christian Science Society. There’s where the campers go. . Susan Brown, both of Beaver HU1, refusal a t the grand Jury to indict ware united in matrimony by Rev. H. Services next Sunday at 11:00 a. m. Out where life to much less trying, Where there’s more of toughing and F. White, of the United Brethorn church. Wednesday tvening meeting at 8 The bridegroom to well known in 70 and at Upper Two mile are near o’clock. this section, having worked for many ing completion and will be occupied Sunday school at 8 JO a. m. years in Coos county, while the bride soon by summer schools which are Fret public reading room open ev also has many friends, who will wish now being conducted in those dis ery day, except Sundays end holidays, the couple every success in their new tricts. One of the directors of the from 2 to 4 p. m. life. latter district claims they have tbs Corner Third and Hall streets. After a short honeymoon, the cou finest one-room building in the eoun- Dollar-McLeod. ple will make their home at Beaver The marriage of James A. Dollar, Hill for several months and will later of Vancouver, B. C„ and Miss Flora proceed to their ranch on tea upper M. E. Church South. McLeod, of Bandon, took place in Siuslaw.—Coos Ray Timas. _ Portland last Wodaasday evening; aad following s short stay in the Rose Marriafe Licenses. The morning service at 11 a. m. City and at Seattle the newlyweds The subject for discussion will be, Juno 30—Thaddens J. Krick and will repair to Vancouver to make “The Olivet Message.” Inas Miller, of Bandon. A large assortment of Japanese Baskets of all styles, their future homo. _ The evening service at 8:00 p. m Mrs. Dollar to tha daughter of Mrs. . Jaly 8—Robert L. Wilson and Flor sizes and shapes. in the M. E. Church and the pastor of Mary McLeod, of this city, and for ence Isaacs, of Marshfield. thè M. E. Chuch South will give'the July 8—Albion Francos Sprague the past two years bad base chief op New Testament Story Sermon VIII. Fruit Baskets____ ____________________ 15c to $2.00 erator at the local telephone ax and Gertruds B. Gibson. Our League will visit tha League July 8 J ames William Buneh and of the M. E. Church at 7:00 o’clock. Flower Baskets_______________ *______15c to $2.00 Susan Brown. Prayer service Wednesday at 8 p. July 8—Smith A. Weekly and Laura m. at the M. E. Chuch South. Big Attractions 22 FEATURING CORKOLIN RUGS CONGOLEUM RUGS Brussels, Axminster, Ingrain, Matting and Grass Rugs - c Matting by the yard Fumiture and Hardware MYRTLE POINT JULY 15-20 Week Accident Sewing Boskets MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
