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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1921)
B3 m '.»sufi WÀ Tho •«o. the the at the of Rod the 12th. with Mr C. Dr S. C. CL W . At the 22 J. P . Tho club has fixed up a range out ra h » o f tho first o f at tho M iller ranch on Cunningham it didn’t look exactly pro and an official shoot is hold there ev ery Sunday at 2 p. m. be arrived. Arrangements are being made for A . M. Zeverly, who form erly lived a com petitive shoot with the Marsh at Powers and was fee field club on May 16. gneot o f the county in the sky in tha court house annex, ij Dunham’» New H made n gun piny at Reedsport, fol- H. W. Dunham has bought o f the o f cards. Coos 4 Curry Telephone Co. the well T Go to Marshfield preserved and substantial two story got the most careful and scientific residence that form erly stood on the Tour lenses will be lot whore their office has been built, and fitted so that you they rem oving it to tho next lot north in tha evening, doe BIRCH which Mr. Dunham has long owned. and See B< A t the price o f |276 at which this house was placed on his lot M i. Dun If 3 gate a fine home at a very reas careful onable price. W e say home fo r Mr. one who does nothing ol and Mrs. Dunham will move to this fit tho from the place they have See Birch end See M .—ka^kt occupied so many years in the north east corner o f the seme block, no soon The Sentinel is indebted to Mrs ns it has been put on a foundation,' A E. H all, form er ch ief operator at painted and otherwise prepared. o f tho Mg inaugural to Loan eu City Uses of tho .^ S m Our popular eounty nurse, Elisabeth Campbell, has become a ett- ixea o f tho United States, having it the last term o f our Circuit Court. She la a native o f New Brunswick. A . P. M iller Inst night resigned his position as night marshal h is m orning left for some point in Washington. Councilman Goo. 8. Davis w ill act as night poiki far n few days until n permanent ap is Clearing Ground fo r Garage decided to pot pnign during tho probably in Juno, whoa the | roads would bo gatherings would ho easiaot. A rot-1 o f speakers w ill visit every sec tion o f the County to explain tho | Farm Bureau idea, advertising car ried in the papers to acquaint the gen-1 oral public after which paid farm er solicitors will ceil upon each individ ual m the County who is interested I in its agricultural development. There | are 1170 farm ers within tho County. The resignation o f Mies Kalbus as homo demonstration I agent was received. The Execu tive committee in accepting it, moved that in view of the [ fact o f how spendidly has served me Home Demonstration I Agent fo r Coos County and realising her sterling worth, it is with regret [ that wo must resignation. W e feel that in losing her may be | mme one else’s gain and gladness. Moved further and carried that tho I matter o f securing another Agent to I fill tho vacancy bo loft in tho hands o f | Mrs. McCemb. B ank et B a ll T ea m E n te rta in e d | Mr*. J. A. Iam b. M rs. H. N. and Mrs. E. t . Johnson entertained the high school basket ball a dinner, last Friday evening at the I residence o f tho form er. Besides tbs [ nine boys o f tho bosket ball there were others connected with tho | schools and athletics, so that thir st sat down to a dinner. Tho table and decorated in a very appropriate ■ter, one o f the m ost striking being I the kewpies drosssd in basket ball t->gs. A fter dinner the guests spent | tho time until midnight in gmmoi lusementa. Misses Gertrude C b m N o w in J u r y ’s H a n d s lor and Mary Esther Jc The css* at L. A. Blanc against the ad the ladies in Coos River Transportation Co. for damages on account o f tha destruc tion o f tho Coos Bay Creamery by fire claimed to have boon sot by tha spnrlu from tha smokestack o f the steamer Rainbow, has occupied the attention o f the Circuit Court fo r all the week so fa r, haring bean begun Monday. Just before noon today Judge Coke charged the Jury on die numerous questions o f law raised in this case, and they retired to deliber ate on their verdict. The Spring Days are Kodak Days Let a Kodak help you enjoy them Let us take care o f your Kodak finishing Knowlton’s Drug Store The work o f clearing tho lots tho street from this office for tho ga rage to bo built fo r the Coquille Ser vice Station was begun this wsek by cutting down end burning the tress on it. R. M. Noah has moved out of tho house, which will probably bo moved rather than torn odwn. Tho now building w ill cover the en tire 100 feet square, with concrete floor, truss roo f and probably stucco walls. It is the intention o f Messrs. Gragg and W alker to rusk the con struction pa rapidly as possible. We hare a of the Hamilton Watches The Right Price All Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles and Eyegiassès that w aning A . O. W alker, H. R. Lakens, E . J . Page, la y M iller, J. J. Stanley. Orvfl H ags, C. A. Gage, R. W. Cation, O. G. Schneider, Wm. Hail, W. K Han, Jr. OREGON PRUNES— Choice chard run Oregon. Italian prunes, crop, in 26 or 60 pound boxes, or i delivered anywhere in Oregon by March 12— George L. Cary and Hulda E. W arner, both o f Randolph. They were married the same day by Justice E. A. Dodge, o f Myrtle Point, at the home o f Chester Carey. March 16— Gus Rosenberg and A l Je Christenson and Rollte A lford. Tho ena DeW itt, both o f Marshfield. hoirs aro Praak B. Laird and Louie March 16— Edward H. Harris and Loird, o f Sitkum, brothers; Marias Perns Crystal Harris, both o f River Laird Jones and Nelli# L. Taylor, sis ton. They were married the same ters living in Bandos; John W ise end day by Justice Stanley at his office. Henry Wine, o f Reeds port, brothers; March 17—John H. Paxton and 8u- Thomas Dancan, o f Hitt, California, sette McDowell, both o f Marshfield. brother; Bessie D. Hughes, o f Mar cella, Oregon, sister. Skilfully and Quickly Repaired y. Watchmaker and Optometrist A Trus Assericau Brood M. H. Horsoy has tho thorough- brsd Barrod Plymouth Roth ehickons bred te lay and hia flock is in perfect health. The Barred Rocks a n notsd for being quiet, healthy, aaay te raise, stately, “True Am erican," fine winter layers and kost fo r takle nee. Egge for sotting $1-60 fo r II. Ön Third Street n e u old echool houao. Phone 167«. R. WILSON v MS* Coquille, Oregon ".S . We invite you to ca l and inspect oar MILLINERY LINE ' Public Sale Rebekah’e “ 500” Party Rogers Barn, Coquille The “ 600" party given by the Re- bekaha in tho Odd Fellows’ hall Wed nesday evening was a must enjoyable affair and everyone there cafbe away with words o f praise for tho ladies o f the Rebekah lodge as entertains». Delicious refreshments were served st a late hour. Over eighty people wore in attendance the receipts being in excess o f 940. 11 a. m. March 25 6 Reg. Shorthorn Bulls (S ervicvable A g o ) 3 Reg. Hereford Bulls (Serviceable A g e ) 3 Reg. Shorth’n Heifers 3 Reg. Hereford Heifers Dept Odd F Regular services fo r Sunday, March 20, will he postponed till Raster Sun day, March 27. Special Holy Week services; Wednesday. 7:20 P. M. Thursday, 10:00 A. M. Good Friday, 10 A . M. and 7 JO P. Nick $ of THE NOVELTY STORE