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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1921)
THE COQUILLE TALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER U P AGE T WO 1ML m yrtle Wants &. store ample U lS ^ ^ ^ ^ H l suggestions m lffW CTi,P to complete ® - 'a your list ■ • * * ^ . w « « >.Mi . , i i. . Mif< ,............ ....-. J / ! * For DAD Cigars, Smoking Sets, Leather Goods, Books, Playing Cards, Razors, Records, and, of course, Pipes for MOTHER Why not a Phonograph and Two Dozen Records? Rubber Goods, Toilet Articles, etc. for SISTER . - ' She always wants Liggetts Chocolates! Jonteel Gift Pack age, Toilet Water, Symphony Lawn Stationery, etc. for BROTHER If he’s younger than 16 give him an Erector Set or any of the games we have. Military Brushes, Stationery, etc. and for FRIENDS Our stock of White Ivory is worth seeing; The loveliest de signs, cuts and shapes! Ahd prices are most attractive. A large stock of Gift books. Always an appreciated gift. IF IT'S F R O M F U H R M A N S PH A R MA C Y IT'S R I G H T FUHRMANS PHARMACY 7V ie^K ü x x iC -L S to re COQUILLE . OREGON XMAS - - - ' Shopping Hints China Ware Glass Ware Breakfast Sets # Aluminum Roasters Aluminum *■* * Perculators Tea Pots Casserols Dinner Sets i % . „ « Community Silverware in all four Patterns Cedar Chests ' * Indian Robes Pyrex Qven Glass Wool Blankets Electric Floor Lamps Auto Robes Electric Table Lamps Hand Bags Coleman Gass Lamps Club Bags Electric Waffle Irons Wheel Goods A Bunch of Mistletoe given with every pur chase of $1.00 or over Xmas Greetings from GOULD & GOULD The Stove Store Eatray foe Sala Financial Symbols. The symbols £, a and d. stand for Four year old atear taken up four month* ago and still unclaimed for the Latin words Librae, Soildl and Denartl and hare coma down to ns sale by Joe Nilson at Coal Hill Raqph, from the time when all legal docu Rlvertoh. ments wire written In Latin. Words hare their apt and downa. Librae be Charles Chaplin worked one whole came la France litres. year to make 6 reels of joy, “THE A suite of 3-rooms to rent, store KID,’’ which will be a t the Liberty next Tuesday and Wednesday. See end adjoining bath room. Light house keeping doesn’t go. See the Sentinel. the program on page thro*. Among, The Qudunts, who'-arrirad this week to spd»d the ahrirtm as holi days with home folks were: Gladys Carter, Vivian Atmin, Estella Parker, Alden Deyoe and Harl Clinton, from O. A. C.; Homer and Orviq. Gant, Wayne Young and Kay Leep, from U. of O.; also Hedwig Hamish from Monmouth. The Girls Glee Club from the Uni versity of Oregon gave a concert at the Unique Theatre last Monday ev ening, under the auspices of the Myr tle Point High School. The enter tainment was certainly one of the best of the season. A dance was given in the Woodman Hall after the concert in honor of the Glee Club girls. Kenneth Bunn has recovered from diphtheria and returned to school. Mrs. J. D. Clintoit and little daugh ter, Yeva, left Wednesday morning for Salem where they will visit with Mrs. Clinton’s parents. L. P. Trigg, .of Norway, was a Myrtle Point visitor one day this week. Mrs. Leslie Hazelton has sufficient ly recovered from her recent opera tion to be removed from the hospital to her home. The Service Circle, of the M. E. Church, held a very successful bazaar and hot tamalae supper in the Wood man Hall last Saturday evening. Warren Deyoe, who has been ill with typhoid fevore for several weeks, Is not doing as well as he should. Rev. J. D. Woodfin is helping in the Novelty store during the Christmas rush. Mrs. Ray Lewis is on the sick list this- week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Endicott visited several days in Marshfield this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Carver were business visitors in North Bend last Wednesday. Miss Hilda Carter arrived Sunday from Roseburg to spend Christmas vacatiolT with her parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. C. C. Carter. Miss Helen Murdock, of Portalnd, who is a student a t'U . of G, is visit ing at the home of Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Leep. Mrs. Allison Roberts and little daughter, Alice Kay, are visiting rela tives in Myrtle Point this week. Albert Bright and William Brady 2 Phones - 69 left on Tuesday for Qrants Pass for We give the Red Stamp several weeks’ stay. James Bright, who has been here for some time past looking after busi ness affairs,,left Monday for his horns in Gaston, Ore. The funeral services of Mrs. Otte Prey were held in Norway cemetery Wednesday morning just after the ar in Brewster VaHey the latter part of rival of the train. Mrs. Prey died in the week. $Ir. Wilson, Dairy’s father, Colorado, where she had gone with was with them. He went over the her husband and daughter, Wanda, in mountains for his home in- Camas hopes of benefiting her health. She Valley. R. A. Easton. was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MacAmold, old pioneers of this place. ' “THE KID,” the super-comedy that Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Chainey are it took Charles Chaplin one year to here from Myrtle Creek, visiting Mrs. make with laughs enough to last an Chainey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fu' other year a t the Liberty next Tues gate, of this place. day and Wednesday. .George Hampton, of Arago, was in to each and everyone of our friends, acquain this place Wednesday looking after Items From Arego. business affairs. tances and patrons is our wish at this season Friday afternoon there will be a Geo. Chong, our laundryman, is Christinas tree a t Arago school for of good cheer. _ May your expectations be quite ill this week and unable to run the kiddies of the grades. the laundry. fulfilled and happiness be yours in large Miss La Vern Knife is visiting her Dr. Pemberton made a trip to the sister, Mrs. O. Newton, of Myrtle measure Huff home a t Gravel Ford last F ri Point. * day to see their little daughter, who This beautiful mantle of. snow was suffering with a complication of which fell upon Oregon’s greenery ,whooping cough and bronchial pneu Sunday is fit for the expressions of monia. Dr. Pemberton brought her a poet—before the thaw. back to his sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Planalp came in from Everyone come to tho basket ball Albany last Saturday to spend Christ game between the high school and the mas at W. D. Newton's home. alumni Friday night at the Oaks. A large number of relatives and friends of Mr. J. M. Hodge were pres EAST FORK NOTES ent at the funeral services here Sun Last week Ernest Counts bought a day at the M. E. Church South, which second hand Ford at Marshfield. He were conducted by Rex Dallas, pastor figures on making it over into a of the Christian church of Coquille, of which Mr. Hodge was a member. truck. Hailey Laird struck out Saturday Mr. Hodge, whose wife passed away morning for Roseburg to take the after they moved here, proved train for his home a t Montabella, true and faithful father to his family Southern California. Tom Krewson and was held in the highest esteem by takes care of his stock and ranch. If all who knew him. Miss Fay and Myrtle Newton, of Hailey does not make a sale, he may come back in March and take up the Philomath College, are at home for ' f ' old job again in Brewster Valley. the holidays. The Byers brothers from the North Alva Harry is building a barn 36x60 on his mother’s place in Brews Fork have moved to the “Fishtrap ter Valleq. He was down Saturday Valley View Farm,” owned by Ethan and bargained with Ernest Counts for Wimer. Carl Jensen is leaving for Tilla 12,000 red cedar shakes. Jimmy Laird and A1 Alford each mook to spend Christmas with his took a load of potatoes to Coquille parents. Roland Newton, of Klamath Falls, last week. To see those men on the road again with teams causes one is here for the. holidays. Specializes in' S erv i» m - Kenneth Carl, eldest son of Mr. and to think of the days before automo • V * -*** ; biles and trucks. For it was in thole Mrs. J. D. Carl, of Arago, stepped on rusty nail some time ago. He has days that Mr. Coggins said of the Lairds, “The Lairds, they are not now been in the hospital St Myrtle farmers, they are wagoners.” It must Point a couple of weeks, it having seem good to Mr. Alford to be able to been necessary to amputate his toe. Mrs. Roy, nee Brownie Robison, Jiful freight again for he was so thoroughly knocked out with game and family, of Norway, were week Hodge, of Coquille, waa unable to a t Charles Evernden, of Phoen legs for about two years, th at he was end visitors a t Albert Gulstrom’e and tend on account of illness. Arizona, whose wife recently almost helpless for much jpi the time. C. E. Sghroeder’a. Helen Newton, youngeet child of away, sent a nurse with his infa There will be a game of basket ball Mr. and Mrs. Charley Newton, is hav son to the home of his sister, Charlie Culbertson and his mother and William Miller and his mother a t Arago Friday night between the ing typhoid. Louis Aasen. Mrs. Assen, who high school and the Independents. made trips to Marshfiedl Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cleghom cam* been seriously ill, is slowly recov Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hodge -and Sunday morning a blanket of snow v®, from Portland last week and tag. ' two inches thick rovsred the ground family of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. e visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ivan Laird and Mrs. Ivan, of Co- A rthur Hodge, of Portland, attended Knife’s home, while Mrs. Cleghom is Tho Sentinel and the Oregon Far visiting their relatives ^their father's fonerei Sunday. Harley regaining her health. quille, r both for $2.16 e year. ■ytTE TAKE THIS Opportunity ” to express to all our friends our deep appreciation of their good will during the year just' closing. We extend the season’s greet ings, wishing you a Merry Christmas. Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday, Dec. 26 The Busy Comer Merry Christmas W. H. Schroeder & Sons We extend to you One and All a Very Merry Christmas City Cleaners & Tailors P. D. Q. Cleaning and Pressing
