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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1921)
ÉÉ6& • • . ■ « * t-.-f Gaa Chib O ften ». ». . •iX.'tSdU The gun club, a month or more age, was reorganised as the Coquille Rod Gun Club, and the ’ j 1 fin ? . Présidant— A. J. Sherwood. Bee.-Trees.—J. W. M üler. Field Cept.— Ira Johnson. A t the meeting l u t Monday even- I 22 new meeebera wer® elected, a k in ( the entire membership now A 'M- ? ' The club has Axed up a range out at the M iller ranch on Cunningham and an official shoot is held there ev ery Sunday at 2 p. m. Arrangements are being made for a com petitive shoot with the Marsh field club on May 15. Í ' : f Dunham’s New Aome Wm. WMit over to the Bay the interest e f his M osey te L o u au City Property— W esten Lew end Building Ck See d lt f W . G. W right. / F. W. Wood esi no over from tho Bey Tuesday te att ■nd the m ooting 'k the County Court. Charles Hall want on duty Monday as présidant o f the F irst National Bank o f Klamath F oils. Mrs. Popi Storting cams down from Cushman Monday afternoon fo r n visit with relatives hero. In i note appendiid to Ms letter one our correspondents eeye: "It this doesn’t find the w si it bosket. 111 come H. W. Dunham has bought o f the Coos A Curry Telephone Co. the well preserved and substantial two story residence that form erly stood on the lot where their office has been built, they rem oving it to the next lot north which Mr. Dunham has long owned. A t the price o f $275 at which this house was placed on his lot M f. Dun ham gets a fine home at a very reas onable price. W e say home fo r Mr. and Mrs. Dunham will move to this up-to-date glasses, See Birch and See residence from the place they have occupied so many years in the north Better, Optoasetriet, Marshfield. east com er o f the asms block, ns soon The Sentinel is indebted to Mrs as it has been put cm a foundation,' A. E. Hall, form er chief operator at painted and otherwise prepared. M m telephone office here, far a copy o f the Mg inaugural issue o f the Clearing Ground for Garage W ashington Star, with several pages The work o f clearing the lots across fine phetgravure illustrations. the street from this office fo r the ga Our popular county, nurse. Miss rage to b , built fo r the Coquille Ser Elisabeth Campbell, has become a cit vice $tatibo was begun this week by izen o f the United States, having cutting down and burning the trees > eon granted her citizenship papers on it. R, M. Nosh has moved out of it the last term o f our Circuit Court. the house, which will probably be She is a nativg o f New Brunswick. moved rather than torn odwn. A. P. Millar last night resigned The new building w ill cover the en his position as night marshal and tire 100 feet square, with concrete .his morning left fo r some point in floor, truss roof and probably stucco W ashington. Councilman Geo. 8. walls. It is the Intention o f Messrs. Davis w ill act as night policeman Gregg and W alker to rush the con for a few days until a permanent ap- struction go rapidly as .possible. "e f Miss ^Lassie Lans. nutrition special ist at O. A . C., came in Monday and in eompnny with Mias Minnie Kal- Jos. Posso, s Marshfield logger, eel- bns, who is making her fareefell visits tosta stampo dorine his Istauro hours in Corn county new, has been talking and has 6,600 different specimens in Ms album. V . M l . It v U v . L. M. Andarson, o f Myrtle It yM want a farm or city property Point, WUl preneh •t tho Preshyug see me. I have some very desirable fen church here nox farm and city property fo r sale. T . A. W alker, Farmers A Mer TWs fc our eovei chants Bank Bldg., Coquille, Ore. a-week o f fa ir wenthcr «ad there isn’t much tim o le ft fe r March to redeem * 0 * • The citv e f Ban don has been e f- fared par fo r its $110,000 o f hydre M utrie plant bend fe but fe holding off fee s premium. About a dozen members o f the lo cal antlered herd o f Elks went over to Marshfield W ednesday with ten baby m who warn that evening, along frith 20 others from the bay- side, initiated into the m ysteries o f the B. t . O. E. A very enjoyable ev ening is reported by those who wit nessed the ceremony. Thooe from here who hoesme Elks that evening were A . O. W alker, H. R. Lukens, E. J. Page, Ray M iller, J. J. Stanley, Orvil Hags, C. A . Gage, K. W. Catton, O. G. Schneider, Wm. Hall, W . K. Hall, Jr. Last Monday, James D. Laird, o f Sitkum, was appointed administrator of the estate o f Harry Daniel Laird, who died Dee. 27, 1920, leaving an es tate estimated at |1,000. The ap praisers are A lbert Christenson, Myr- ils Christenson and RoiHs A lford. Tho heirs are Frank B. Laird and Louis Laird, o f Sitkum, brothers; Mariaa Laird Jones and Nellie L. Taylor, sis ters living in Bandon; John W ise and Henry W ise, o f Reeds port, brothers; Thomas Duncan, o f Hitt, California, brother; Bessie D. Hughes, o f Mar- eolla, Oregon, sister. Notices Next Week T* Ba Nigwd The Executive Committee o f the held a special session at M yrtle Paint, Saturday, March 12th. at which time President Mansfield o f the State Federation conferred with the Committee in the m atter o f put- tfour on ft membership eftm oftin with- in the County. It was decided to put on an intensive campaign during the summer, probably in June, when the roads would be best and comm unity gatherings would be easiest. A ret inue o f speakers w ill visit every sec tion o f the County to explain the Farm Bureau idea, advertising car ried in the papers to acquaint the gen eral public after which paid farm er solicitors will call upon each individ ual in the County who is interested in its agricultural development. There are 1170 farm ers within the County. The resignation o f Miss Minnie Kalbus as home demonstration agent was received. The Execu tive comm ittee in accepting it, moved that in view of the fact o f how spendidly Miss Kalbus has served as Home Demonstration Agent fo r Coos County and realising her sterling worth, it is with regret that we must accept Miss Kalbus* resignation. W e feel that our loss and sadness in losing her may be some one else’s gain and gladness. Moved further and carried that the matter o f securing another A gent to. fill the vacancy be left in thè hands o f Mrs. McComb. Basket Ball Team Entertained Mrs. J. A . Lamb, Mrs. H. N. Butler and Mrs. E. E. Johnson entertained the high school basket ball team ufith a dinner, last Friday evening at the residence o f the form er. Besides the nine boys o f the basket ball squad there were others connected with the schools and athletics, so that thir teen sat down to a m ost appetising dinner. The table and roams were decorated in a very appropriate man ner, one o f the m ost striking being the kewpies dressed in basket ball tngs. A fter dinner the f u seti spent the time up til midnight in games and amusements. Misses Gertrud# But CMC Now in Jury’s Hands ler and Mary Esther Johnson assist The ease o f L. A. Blanc against the ed the ladies in serving. Coos River Transportation Co. for damages on account o f the destruc New C m m la Circuit Caart tion o f the Coos Bay Creamery by fire March 5— Rosa Peterson vs. Char claimed to have been set by the ley Peterson. Suit fo r divores. sparks from the smokestack o f the March 7— H. Schroeder and P. W. steamer Rainbow, has occupied the Laird, partners, vs. L. R. W oodward attention o f the Circuit Court fo r all s r , W. F. W oodward and Lawrence the weak so far, having been begun R. W oodward. Monday. Just before noon today March 16— Frances Aneta Butter Judge Coke charged the ju ry on the field vs. Geo. J. Butterfield. Suit fo r numerous questions o f law raised hi divorce. this esse, and they retired to deliber ate on their verd ict Names Added to Honor Roll Forty-nine more names have been added this week to the honor roll of Oregon men who loot their lives in the world war. This makes a total o f 024 in the state, whick Is a good deal above the average fo r tho whole country. The new namee just added from Cooe and Curry counties are: Killed in action abroad or died of wounds—John Braden, o f Langlois; OREGON PRUNES—C hoice or Died o f disease at home— Harry A l len, Marshfield; Wm. W . Davis, North chard run Oregon. Italian prunee, 1020 crop, in 26 or 60 pound bores, or m ore, Bend; Mike Geoatis, Marshfield. delivered anywhere in Oregon by par cel post or express prepaid, at 12 cents pound; by freigh t to sp y rail March 12— George L. Cary and road station in state, at 11 cents, in Hulda E. W arner, both o f Randolph. 100 lb lots or m ore. Quality guaran They were married the same day by teed. Send remittanee with order to Justice E. A. Dodge, o f M yrtle Point, Oregon Prune Co., 722 Morgan Bldg., at the home o f Chester Carey. Portland, Oregon. March 16—Gus Rosenberg and A l ena DeW itt, both o f Marshfield. March 16— Edward H. Harris and Perna Crystal .Harris, both o f River ton. They were married the same day by Justice 8tanley at his office. March 17—John H. Paxton and Su- for being quiet, healthy, easy sette McDowell, both o f Marshfield. raise, stately, “ True American," winter layers aad best fo r tabla Oregon to Get $10,000,006 Eggs for sotting $1J0 fo r 19. On The department o f Agriculture Third street near old school house. yesterday announced that 9622,000,- Phone 1076. » ltfi* 000 o f government funds wUl be avail able for road and bridge construction and maintenance this jrsar. O f that amount 910,000,000 has been appro priated to Oregon; $14,000,000 to ; The first o f next week some Senti nel subscribers will receive white no tices, some red ones. The latter will neon that next week’s issue w ill be h e last they will receive until they renew. The Sentinel has no delin quent list, and no one gets ft longer ifornia. Idaho is sucking the hind than he wants ft. test along with Oregon and gets only *4,600,000. Rebekah’a “ 500” Party The “ 600” party given by the He- bekahs in the Odd Fellows’ hall Wed nesday evening was a must enjoyable affair and everyone there qsflte sway Cl wars A Tailors. with words o f praise fo r the ladies Shores Bldg., Front St. o f the Rebekah lodge as entertainers. Delicious refreshments were served at a late hsur. Over eighty people were in attendance the receipts being in excess o f $40. Kodak The Spring Days are Kodak Days Let a Kodak help you enjoy them fa r Kodak stock is complete aad we w il be gUd to akew you Ww Let us take care o f your Kodak finishing Knowlton’s Drug Store «'7 We hare a fine assortment of the celebrated Hamilton Watches The Right Price All makes of Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles and Eyeglassès Skilfully and Quickly Repaired V. R. WILSON 1 Watchmaker and «Optometrist Coquille, Oregon W e invite you to call and inspect our MILLINERY LINE Public Sale Rogers Bam, Coquille 11 a. m. March 25 • 6 Reg. Shorthorn Bulls (Serricvable Age) 3 Reg. Hereford Bulls (Serviceable Age) 3 Reg. Shorth’n Heifers 3 Reg. Hereford Heifers A d d Husbandry Dept of 0. A C , CMdfser H. W. Obver THE NOVELTY STORE Myrtl« Point, Orofon •M l » -d t h . I