The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 20, 1917, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

OUTING DAYS
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Events in the City
KODAK DAYS
O. G. 8wgn, of Gravel Ford, wae ta
town Monday.
A. J. Sherwood was a Marahficld
Making hay white the sun «binas
has been the principal busineea on the
farm lataly.
Charlea Hall wae ovar haro from
the Bey tide morning and made the
Sentinel a cell.
E. E. Johnson and Roy Weraieh re­
turned from n business trip to flan
Francisco Sunday evening.
The Chantauqaa a t Myrtle Point
cloeaa today. An evening in the Alpe
Mrs. R. H. Mast returned teat night
from Portland where she hgb been
visiting for the past two weeks.
Clifford Kern, of this city, was op­
erated on for appendicitis at Mercy
Hospital in North Bond Tuceday.
During a thunder storm test Satur­
day evening the lightning started 86
forest fires in the Roeeburg district
F. W. Davie, the lumberjack Sky
Pilot will conduct services Sunday
morning in the Presbyterian church
Mrs. M. O. Hawkins returned test
Saturday night from Portland whore
i be attended the Musical Festival last
E. D. Graham and Bird Moalor wont
back to the Umpqua Monday moria«
where they will bf kept buoy with
thè Queen on government anrvoy
work for the next six week«. _ 1
Hie parente here have received word
from Saa Francie«® that Jaaeaa
Thrift, who recently eaiietod in the
navy, U abdnt to «tart for China aa
one of the crow of a war voaaoi.
Glenn Bahekopf, who haa been over
a« Marshfield with hie father for the
pact two m on the, came home Monday
evening* He ia feeling mach strong­
er and ia getting better every day.
The Fourth Company of Cpaat Ar­
tillery in this «tate has bean ordered
to mobilise at Beaabnrg neat Wednes­
day. They will be sent to Fort
Stevens on the Columbia for training.
I give yon professional, expert ser­
vice with no “Graft" prices attached.
V, R. Wilson, Graduate and Licensed
Optometrist, CoquiUe.
F. B. Anderson, of the Business Col­
lege, visited Gravel Ford in the inter­
est of the school Monday and suc­
ceeded in enrolling four new pupils
who will begin* their studi«« this week.
Summer days and summer pleasures are here at last
Why not add pa your pleasures a KODAK. Our stock
is complete and we will be glad to show you how easy
they are to use. A choice of prices from $1 to $55.
There are people in Coquille who
cnn recel 1 prices thet put the présent
high coet of liviag ta tho shade. J net
after comlng into the state Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Masser, while in eestsrn
Oregon ia a naw mining camp, had to
pay «S0 for a 100-lb. eack «g fleur, |1
KNOWLTON’S
DRUG STORE
-ato the bank on the road-side. When
this was dene the car turned turtle
end both the digniflod professor« were
imprisoned under it. On« of thorn
manogod to wriggte out a good deal
bruised, but the other stuck until
help arrived. As it was a Ford it Asa
-¡wily lifted from tho man pinned be­
neath and they resumed their Journey.
C om Bay Road Clooed.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will have n picnic at Patterson’»
Grove on Tuesday next. All members
are requested to moot promptly at
10-J0 o’clock that morning at tho
enuren.
Mrs. L. P. Maury, Miss Boaate Mau­
ry and little Mias Jean Pierce depart­
ed Sunday msrntag far Medford
whore they will visit a month or two
with Mr. Maury’s brother and other
The eld Coos Buy Wagon Band
on the Bay to Roooburg te reportad
Chittam Bark
Oregon Grape Roots
Dandelion Roots
Rose Leaves
Fox Glove Leaves
and all othef drug plants, write to
GEO. SCHUMACHER, Sumner, O k
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The postponement of work on the
Bandon-Coquflte road because some of
the rights of way have not been se­
cured probably meen» that this im­
provement will not be undertaken un­
til the war is ovar.
One of the strongest banks of the
Pacific coast ia the Hibernia Bank of
San Francisco, whose advertisement
appears on the seevath paga of this is­
sue of tho Sentinel. It haa seventy
million dollars of assets.
Jno. R. Siler, who was badly in­
jured in the logging camp at Sumner
June 21 by having the muscles In his
right arm cut, has so far recovered
thet he wee able to retara to work tho
regarding the establishment of n
Roadmaster R. B. Murdock want men
branch there of the Anderson»’ Busi­
over to the Bay Tuesday to inspect
the construction work in progress in ness College of this city.
Failure to secure «’quorum of tho
that vicinity.
city council Monday evening caused
an adjournment of that body with no
b usinées done. Nothing important
disposition of tho First street case.
H. T. Millar, manager of tho Par­
kersburg
Cheese Co., ia having a fino
pitel last Friday only kept her indoors modern bungalow
erected at Parkars-
a couple of days.
approximately jl.W
Juvenile C ovt Canes.
L. A. Liljeqvist will be hep t
after the county’s interests and
contract with the county court.
H. E. McVay. of Smith Rival
aera. Dal Norte county, CaUfor
Grace hospital as a m a lt of a similar
iuceessfol treatment given by Dr.
Richmond to hie brother John of this
city. Mr. McVny likes Coos county
but there ia no chance of wanning him
from his love of Dal Norte county.
Arthur EUingson add his family
left in his car Tuesday morning far a
month or six weeks’ trip, intending U.
go first to S t Martin’s Springe near
The Dallas. Prom there ha was un­
decided whether he weald ge north
through Washington i r «oath through
central Oregon and down into Calif or
aie and back by way ef Gramm* City.
Douglas county haa purchased
about half a mite of the old right-of-
way of tho proposed extension of tho
Southern Pacific railroad from Drain
to Coos Bay, and tho aaase will bo
converted into a public highway. Rv-
ktently the & P. never intends to build
that Drain-Winchester Bay branch on
which it expended about a million dol­
lars.
Rev. F. G Jennings, whe is in
charge of the Epteeopel pariah here,
lms tendered his emvisaa to the Brit­
ish Imperial Army and ia «xpeeting to
Im assigned to the French front be-
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Machón left for
Portland Monday morning for a two
weeks’ vacation to ha spent in the vi­
cinity of that city.
H. M. Shaw M. D, Rye, Ear, Nasa
and Throat Specialist, will bo at the
Baxter Hotel, Coquille, July 27th,
Friday. Glass«« fitted.
ha is going to make some t>ig im­
provements at the Scenic, which will
make it much more commodious, com­
fortable end popular. The nailery is
to be remodelled sad enlarged so that
K will »«at about a hundred more
people than it does now. The chain
on the lower floor will bo used op
there and the main auditorium will
ho m ooted with first class opera
chain that will maks H a much m en
JM C tom D u es t i l l s .
Mrs. Hardy Mast and Mrs. Aletha
Slagle report that the dapee they gave
at Lee teat Saturday evening for tho Plays’ on Thursdays are always good.
benefit of tho Bod Cross was a vary ‘Universal’ has praateed us a feature
successful affair, netting about >80
for that good work. There were
nearly 800 present, coming from all
parts of tho county. A great many
went from Coquflte who report a very
enjoyable evening; also from Bandon,
Shoreaeree, Myrtle Point and else­
where.
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Mow PPosporo— Hum Ever.
Coon Bay Times:—Leo J. Cary was
here from Coquilte last evening on
buoinooo, returning today. He says
In the Juvenile court teat Monday
George Lemmon, of Hauser, was com­
mitted to the Oregon Training School
This morning tho case of May R.
Johnson, a waif and a delinquent
waif, was heard and she was dis­
charged for lack of testimony against
The ease of the Abberson family
which iadudoo bath Juvenile delin­
quency and indigency ia eet for hear­
ing next Monday morning.
before
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