The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 21, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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FRIDAY, ATRIL *L
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«ravel Ford to spend the week end
with Ora Carter.
The voters of Myrtle Point rated
quioe, wee* myrue rum s visitors against tfce John* Greek project for
increasing the water supply far the
lest fRgrsday.
Geòrgie Parker is troubled with an city, end as a result the city dada
attack of rheuma tism fat his foot the have advertised for bids for digging
a tunnel to lower the pipe line of the
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spent the winter vUitbig friends and
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Add Dale hae taken a contract to
ran the Catching Creek Shingle Mill.
He mowed up there (hie weak,
M rs Clifford Kern and children, of
Cpquille, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Kern’s mother, lire. Calvin Bay.
The ladies of the Christian church
are planning on bolding a cooked food
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, lac.
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D ruggists
S tationers
Mr aad Mrs. CUB Wilson came
beck this week from Portland, where
they were married recently. They
came to visit Mrs. Wilson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Arnold. They
left far Lakeside Monday, where they
will make their home.
The ladies of the W. C. T, U. held
their monthly meeting a t the home
of Mrs. Jack Campbell an Tuesday
afternoon.
Jtha Royal Neighbors initiated ten
new members lest Monday evening.
Chicken sapper was served after the
the wat«r supply.
Mrs. O n W t m r came down from
Portland Wednesday to visit her
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Edgar Hannon, of Eugene, is look­
ing after his cedar interests hi this
locality this week.
ou atarttng right—te the right
Mill
Thia pretty weather briaga a happy
grin to U m farmers’ fi
Mro Pinkaton, wht
serious opsrstkm seats time ego, wee
moved from Barker’s hospital to this
place last Monday and la now at the
home of R. B. Knife end la getting
along nicely.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
Eh» ley was blessed the second of this
month by the arrival of a sweet lit­
tle girl baby.
Mrs. Myrtle Burton, of Powers,
came down to Coquille last Sunday to
visit her aunt, who is sick at that
place, end came up and visited rela­
tives a t this place . Monday end Tues­
day.
We were ell sorry to hear of the
death of Mr. Scranton at Myrtle Point
recently. Mr. Scranton lived here
many years and Mrs. 'Scranton has
the sympathy of this entirs comm uni-
A Good Breakfast
the days’ work in a
battle.
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Swift's rremmm Ham
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Or ?*» Bacon
Is so satisfying.
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On your hot cakes gives that finishing touch that Is
just right.
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Good Coffee
Which we can supply you in balk or can^-eqaal to
anything on the market.
Easter services were well •attended
in ell the churches. Nine new mem­
Mira. EL B: Finley, who had a tooth
bers were takes inte the Presbyter­ extracted the Slot day of March end
ian and night into the M. E. churches. was confined to her bed for two
Mr. end Mrs. E. M. Beckham came weeks from the effects, suffmed un­
up from ’Bendon to ho with thoir told agony, and under the care of a
daughter, Miss Beatrice, who under­ physician, la. still confined to her
went an operation for appendicitis room a t her daughter's Mrs. J. E.
lest Saturday. Miss Beckham is do­ Style's, in Coquille.
Don’t know
ing aa well as can be expected end it when M m will be able to be taken
is hoped that she will soon be able to. home but soon we hope.
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return to high school.
Mr. end Mrs. E. C. Finley took
A baby girl was born to Mr. end their little daughter tc Coquille last
Mrs. John Bel Ioni on the eleventh at Sunday to show her to her two
tha Pembertpn hospital.
Mr. "and grandmothers, who had» never seen
Mrs. Belloni Uve et Norway.
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Mrs. Verne Henan was taken to her
Miss Beatrice Beckham, late of
home at Norway Sunday morning. Fishtrap, who will graduate from the
She is improving rapidly from her Myrtle 'Point high school this year,
recent operation.
was operated on Last Sunday at Pem­
Mr. aqd Mrs. J. Ray Clinton »pant berton’s hospital for appendicitis and
Eeater Sunday with Sandy Ellii and at this writing Is getting along nice­
family ef Norway.
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l|ra. R. A. Annin waa a Norway
visitor Tuesday.
Save Red Stamps and Get the Cash Discount
GRAVEL FORD NEWS
Mia a Jaesie Ball via Red her broth
The sua has been shining for e few
er, Billie, at Broad bant over tha week
deye here a t Gravel Ford for a
and.
Tha high aehool la putting on a big
Mrs. Huff went to Myrtle Point
nti (rival to ha held in the Grammar
school building Saturday evening, Tuesday to have come dental work
April 89, to begin a t 7 JO. Everyone done. She will probably go to
Marshfield before returning.
should attend thia aa thor
special attractions that shouldn’t ha , Mr. end Mrs. Larin Yeung and
Mrs. Cart Anderson, of Lee, were
missed, such aa tha negro minat:
from Dixie and tha Chorus Girls from Gravel Ford visitors Sunday.
Glenn Gibson end family end his
Broadway and many others.
Tha
preeooda will help pay for tha publi­ father were Sunday visitors a t the
Casa beer home.
cation of tha aehool annual.
Quite e crowd was present at the
Mrs. McDonald, of Evorott, Wash.,
a coma to spend the summer vgth church last Sunday mid every one
seemed tc enjoy the program very
Mrs. Gao. Backlog.
much.
Tha Myrtle Point Commercial Club
Rev. Shomard end family ere visi­
m it Tuesday and took action op var
Ions matters of public nature- The ters In this vicinity at present.
Mr. end Mrs. Bob Hendricks, who
matter of public officers w m brought
up and it w m the unanhnuoa opinion ire living on a homestead an
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that W. T. Dement should fils his dec Weekly's Creek, were visitors at the
H.
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Smith
home
the
first
of
the
laration of intention to come before
tha voters of Coos county for Com­
Frank Strong waa a Myrtle Point
missioner at tha coming Primary
election. After getting the sentiment visitor Monday.
Dewitt Cliatoa wee a Gravel Ford
of tha Commercial Club Mr. Dement
ided to enter tha race, notwith visitor Sunday.
Hardy Mast end sons took out e
standing tha fact that should ha do
so and la elected, ha will be dom? drive ef lege last week.
at a groat inconvenience to his
own business affairs.
New C u m in Circuit Coart
Mr. and Mrs. Joa Laird, of Bridge,
April 17—Leone McDonald, admin-
are spending a few days in town .otrstrix of the estate of J. J. Mc­
while Mrs. Laird is recuperating from Donald, deceased, vs. Oregon Export
a recant attack of tha flu. Mr. Laird Lumber Co.
reports the work on the Sugarloaf
April 17—G. E. Mbtley vs. L. G.
grads to be coming on quite satis­ Masters, Ben 8. Fisher, Trustee, and
factorily.
, B. 8. Fisher.
Mrs. Byers, daughter of Mr. and
April 19—State Land Board vs.
Mrs. Barklow of this place, who haa James A. Cotton et el.
bean visiting hare the peat few week*,
April 19—W. J. Lea ton vs. Georgia
returned to her home in Indepen C. Leaton. Suit for divoree.
i nee.
April 19—In he matter of the lo­
C. 0. Jennings left Wednesday for cation of n county road bewesn Par­
Phone 133
short business trip to Portland.
kersburg and Prosper in Road Dis­
R. A. Annin spent several day9 this trict N& 28.
April 20—Ida Magee vs. J. D. Ma­
weak at Reedsport on business.
C. C. Carter made a.trip to Coquille gee. Suit for divorce.
Wednesday and attended a Taxpay­
ers' meeting at tha courthouse and
Probate Coart
rfhi la there he had the pleasure of
A petition for the execution ef the
listening to a continuation of tha con­ will of Mery J. Shuck, who died here
troversy between Commissioner John March 17, was filed last Monday. She
Yoakam and J. P. Bayers, aaaesaer. left an estate consisting of $1600 in
Verla Summerlin came in from real property end $«48.09 in person­
TO Launch Myrtle Soon
al. John V. Shuck wee appointed
To Contest Commission’s Action
executor sad M. O. Hawkins, P. E.
The steam stern paddlewheel ves­
The Salem poète of the American
Drene end J. P. Bayers appraisers.
sel Myrtle of Myrtle d'oint, built by Legion question the validity of the
A petition in the matter o fth e es­ Hermann Bros, of Prosper for the
bonue commission’s action in refua- •
tate of Wm. Allendar, who died April Myrtle Point Transports ion Com­
lag to make a loan of more then 75' c -
11, was filed by Prod Hollister last pany, haa been given its official meas­
per cent of the appraised value of
Tuesday. Hie estate is estimated to urement. The registered length is «0
reel estate bought by a former ser­
feet, registered breadth 14.2 feet, vice men end ere talking of taking
Drugs
Stationery be worth $*ftO.
registered depth 8.7 feet, gross ton- the matter into court.
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Starts You R ight
Marshfield-Coquille-Myrtle Point Roseburg
AUTO STAGES
Marshfield • Coquille
Leave Coquille for Monk field
7, 8, M O , 11 a. m.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 p. m.
Leave Marshfield for Coquille i:
7 ,8 .9 ,1 0 , 1 1 a . m .
1,2,3,4,6,10».».
Saturday night only, leaves Marshfield at 12 instead of 10
Myrtle Point • Coquille
Leave Myrtle Point for Coquille
7:15 a.m . lit * a. m. 1:00 p. m. l:M p . a
5:9# p. m.
Leave Coquille for MyrUe Peint
9.-M*. m.
11:9#a. m. M 9 p . a
4:0# p. m. 7:99p.m .
COAST AUTO LINES
George W. Brywit, Manager
Seeding Time Is Coming
Why not arrange for your seed« now and not be disappoint­
ed on late deliveries?
When the sun shine# you will want to plant.
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Rod Clover
Marquis Wheat
Grey Spring Vetch
AJaike Clover
Grose
Vetch A Grey Oats
Timothy
( orrots
Prizetaker Potatoes
Reckoned Barley Mangels
We have a few "
Red, Grey or
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“Earliest of
White Oats
A Barley
AIT left
WHOLESALE CONSIGNMENTS OUR SPECIALTY
Strictly. Cook terms
We Aie Just Across From S. P. Depot—Drive In
COLLIER WAREHOUSE
CHESTER C FARR, Manager ,
Oar truck will deliver $5.0« orders in efty
PROSPERITY
The outlook for prosperity in Coos County Is very good.
This brings a feeling of satisfaction to every one.
We guarantee entire satisfaction on all ef our Work
and Merchandise ’
W. H. Sc hr oeder & Sons
Watchmaking — Engraving — Jewelry Manufacturing
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CREDI­
TORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
by the Court M the Executor of the
b t e t e of Mery J. Shuck, Deceased,
end that Letters Testamentary have
been issued to him by order of the
Counter Court of the State of Oregon
for C om County made April 18th,
1928; en pas sene having elates
M akes You Successful
Don’t N eglect Your B reakfast
Try the B est
The Busy Comer
Phone 69
We have just received a large ship­
ment of
McQuay-Norris Piston Rings
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and now carry the largest stock of
Rings in the Coquille Valley. This
line includes the Step Cut, Jiffy Grip,
Superoyl and Leak Proof Rings. W e
can fit any car at any price.
See the National Carbon
Company ad in this issue
Coquille Service Station
Service AH the Time
Vulcanizing
Battery Work
Solid Tire Press
Store Your Car With Us
Phone 521
Of the Catholic missions of Coes end
Curry counties.
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