Worthy Grand Matron’s Visit |
A Thousand People From A ll Over the
County Came to Help Us Celebrate
That Anniversary on Wednesday
Coquilla’a Golden Jubilee on Wed-
needey began with a smart shearer,
and the weather continued threaten-
in ( through the day, sn Oregon mist
rotting up from the river in the early
afternoon that threatened to develop
into a downright rain. Happily, bow-
ever, the clouds rotted by and tha
letter part of the day was fair.
Nothing daunted by the morning
shower or the clouds that dim m ed the
landscape, the old settlers of the val­
ley and hay sections began to roll ta
at an early hour and by the time tbs
procession formed at 11:80 there wees
prig>ably a thousand vjtfton here,
the oldest settler registered being
Russell Dement, of Myrtle Point, whd
earns here in 1888, when sta years
old, who hse sixty-nine yean in Goes
county to his credit, and the young­
est the babe bora yesterday or (wd
meek.
TO B ED O N EB Y
TH A N K S G IV IN G
der by 8. M.
Coquilln Com
son, who wor
nltion of the
lucky enough
birthday not
The Girls
were first cal
, its birth, it is of historic internet to
, know that Coos county was created by
' an act of the territorial legislature of
i »Oregon on December 22, 1858, and
was formed from Umpqua and Jack-
son eoanties. It is the only county in
which coal has been sueeeaafuHy min­
ed in Oregon and ranks today as sec­
ond in dairy and first in its cotmaer-
elal timber resources. Its very -be­
ginning and practical discovery .was
Marvel «reels, Adr
Della Sherwood, Lucfll
Hat Gould. They sang
‘Lovely Night,” from
vanea its illimitable resources. Such
was the spirit that inspired the crea­
tion of the county as an organisation
sad such the spirit and patient energy
that have made It what it is.
The name o f Coos was given it by
the legislative set creating it, and is
not derived from aboriginal sources
or the Indian language as our histories
'narrate but from s river of the seam
name in the State o f Now Hampshire.
A few of our Influential men in early
SCHOOLS O PEN
SEPTEM BER 11
Coquills public m
week from Monday,
roster of teachers
white;
K Flmt Borg ia Coon County
The Sentinel enjoyed n short visit
^(dneaday morning with the lady
who was the Ant white child ben
as the yoara go by, being abasiately
unique among all the eamping parks
of the United «»te s , even “ Myrtle"
.Point’s myrtle grove having only
Km tty 0. Saunders, bora Noble, and
bar home it rtfll ia Empire, where she
was ben April 84, 1884. She said
that her first bad was in fee mangas
of a leg hut. Her brother, Geo. W.
Jackson accompanied her to Ceqaille
fo r' the Golden Jubilee. He is next
to his sister the oldest resident of