Death of W. C. Guéri»
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W. C. Guerin, a brother at Thee.
Guerin o f M yrtle Point, end » brother-
in-law o f Mr*. E. A. Foleom, o f this
city, died at Bakersfield, California,
laat Monday from tubérculo*is and
was buried at the Preaidio yesterday.
Mr. Guerin was an old Coo* county
bey, haviag lived at Ecfcley and M yr
tle Point until About 14 y ea n ago. He
Let ne take care of yonr Kodak finishing
Knowlton’s
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building, which they have been using
as a warehouse, and build a new ware
house with a concrete floor at the rear
o f their new exchange building.
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The ease o f E. H. M etcalf against
Perham, Brown, Doan and Hague,
which has hem sn trial in ths Cir
cuit Court here for the pact two days
involves a sandpit am South Slough.
The defendant* who were then the
contractors on Ooqaflle-Marshfield
road paring had taken over the pit to
get material fo r the work, and had
possession o f it but fo r three or
four days when the state highway en
gineer decided that the sand there did
not come up to the specifications end
could net be need. New M etcalf to
V. R. WILSON
Mrs. Piara
Mr-s. Hal Pier««
Now Behind the B r a
“ 600” d a b with
This morning wo found Leo Good guests Tuesday
man behind the bars in the court
house annex, where he is tem porarily the club and Mbs. H. N. Butler bud
discharging the duties o f turnkey. high score among the guests. The
Whether he er C. C. Evland, who has hoe tees served a dainty and vary ap
fo r the pest two years filled that pos petising lunch at the conchisicu ad
ition, will be permanently retained to the cards. Again the earn* evening
M n. Peirce entertained a number o f
es yet undetermined.
ladies at “ 600” and Mrs. Butler ex
celled her afternoon score and was
the recipient o f a desk o f cards as
a reward fo r the bout playing. M n .
Perrot was consoled with a lovely lit
tle vase o f flowers.
Mar. 1 — W illiam T. Rnmsey and
Edith R. McLeod, both o f Myrtle
Point.
Mar. 4— Leslie C. Pollen, o f Marsh
field, and Ida C Johnson, o f Bandon.
Mar. 4— Harry Loahardtt and Meri
Gentry, both o f Marshfield.
Coquille
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