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THE ORACLE
Bkblad. He received hie early educa­
tion at Lindebocg, graduating with
the degree of Haehelor of Arts from
Bethany College in 1911.
Prom
Lindeborg he moved to Marshfield,
Oregon, in 19U, taking a ' position
with the Coos Bay Lumber Company,
until 1917. ‘
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. He enlisted during the nanmer of
1917, and was immediately sent to
France with the 91st Division Field
Artillery.
Ha returned to Marsh-
field in March. 1919, whara ha again
aaaumed his dutias with the Coon Bay
Lumber Company.
i On Jana 20, 1920, ha waa married to.
Ada May Newell, of Melette, South;
Dakota, by Bov. W . B. Cooper, of j
the Episcopal Church at Masahfleld,
end the two mad# their home in that
city. ta-MflKgK
Mr. Ekblad waa a member of the
Bethany Lutheran church at Linda-I
borg, Kansas. He waa a Christian
gentleman of the highest type, a kind
and considerate husband, and the best
of friends. He was a member o f No. I
1160, "Benevolent and Protective Or­
der o f Elks, and Knights at Pythias,
of Marshfield, Oregon.
Mr. Ekbled passed sway in Pert-l
lend, Oregon, Anguet 12,1921, et 7 JO I
P- * - "ttar a long illness resulting
Indirectly from .M s service overseas. I
He leaves to mourn his loos, his wife,
Mrs. John Granville Ekblad, of I
Mhrshflold; three eisten, M n. V. 0.
Preeburg, of Now York City, Mrs.
Koecoo Peterson and Madeline Ek­
blad, of Lamed, Kansas; and one
brother, Dr. C. M. Ekblad, of B ob-
inigton, Kansas, together with a host I
of loving relatives and friends. •
Services were held fo r Mr. Ekbled
nt the Episcopal Church, Marshfield,
August If, Rev. Mr. Cooper officiat­
ing- From Marshfield he waa taken!
to Hollywood, California, whan he!
was laid to rest in the Hollywood]
Cemetery.
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Coquille, Oregon.
Tbe application of the nemo North
river to tbe tower part o f the Hudson
dates beck to tbe time at tbe early
A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE FOR YOU
Notica is hereb;
School win oooa open and I have a h rg s variety
o f Uaed Books to soil or exchange.
Red Star Vapor Oil Stove with oven, 5 A < burner«
Frill line o f Lange Stoves and Ranges.
Steel and Iron Beds, new and second band.
Mattress aad Cot Pfcde, Pillows, Quilts A Blankets
Auto C aap Stoves, Stooln, Folding Cota
Tents, Fly, aad Canvas C feet wide
Pickle Kegs, ( and 15 g a l each.
Chairs like Fox used to stake.
MARSHFIELD
Dr. Mellenthin Professioul Caris
GRANT CORBY
Quick’s
Attorney at Law
- AUTO STAGES for
DR. G IL BLOYD
UKUULKSS PHYSIC IAN
. CHIROPODIST
much eoe«o r than any other country
T; «
could pooaibly hope to be.”
r the Stout Lumber company
rifle eeaat exportan who
eeèfc to g o t prices oa tambor «ulta-
aie in medicine and aurgary and ia li-
cenata by thè etate of Oregon.
He visiti prof essimi ally thè more
importent towna end citisi and offerì
t i ili who cali an thia trip fraa conaul-
taUon, except thè espanse ef treat­
ment whan< derired.
According to hi* method of treat­
ment he dose not operate for chronic
appendicite, gali rtonea, ulcera of
MARSHFIELD, MYRTLE POINT, ROSEBURG, BANDON,
PORT ORFORD, GOLD BEACH, BROOKINGS tad
POINTS la NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Leaves Myrtle Petal 9 A. Ì
Fare from Mawhfiild
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Port Orferd 12M P. M.) G
F an 919.99. Learn B m
A. M .: Part Orfotd 12:39 I
ILLE-BANDONPORT ORFORD STAGE
Fan, Bandea f i x : Part Orferd 92.79
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C O A S T AUTO
LINES
Gno. W. Bryant, M tr.
Dividend Record
A part:
to North
Kosebarg
Line car.
businek* with Jack
Bandoa,
In the petty
Griffith Mark, Cyrus Mark, Clayton |
Mark Jm Bhrin I .
Mark« Aftsoo Mark J r, Mins Scythe I
Mark, Hr*. J. K. Seville and Mrs.
M. Hauchetc They left «gain by|
special stage for Koaaburg i
south, the next morning, ta return ia |
60 days.
The party
millionaires,
dustry, whom Mr.
been interesting ia Coos and Carry |
projects.
The details of tbs projects fat which j
they s'
but probably will ha made public i
their next visit—Coos Bay
Dividends have b en paid regularly on all Corn aad Carry
Telephone Company’« etoek afame ita issuance, October
let, 1914.
v
Why not b a n our dividend par n il T Preferred Dividend
Chocho-are mailed promptly every throe smiths.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice la hereby given that the on-
sS ’feis.w w E S
& as S a w a s s i w
li*m Htagaon, deceased, and all per-
.son having claima against the aetata
at said drrrascd are hereby required
U present the séme to the undersign­
ed, with the proper vouchers, at the
law oAcea at J. J. Stanley in First
National Bank Building, in Coquille,
Coon County, Oregon, within tlx
months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 24th day of August,
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Coquille Service Station
GOODYEAR TIRES
Oa tbe Highway
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