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TnE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL »4, 1925.
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an exclusive feature of the Gregory “iiffy-Dine,”
its operation # so easy—sp Simple. Just pull the
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push the knob back again. Could anything be
simpler, easier more quickly done? The leaves
are right under the top—instantly available.
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BRIDGE BRIEFS
A few of the friends of Mrs. Adam
Heistand braved the rain Saturday
afternoon and gave her a shower of
silverware, linen and kitchen utensils
for her new home A delightful *fter-,
noon was enjoyed
Tbqee present
were Mrs. Everett Lisle, Mrs. R. H-.
Bryant and little son, Austin, Mrs.
D. «. Brode, Misses Margaret *Llil-
trril, Erma Mee, Eileen Mnd Marvel
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Mrs. John Haff is recovering from
a severe attack of flu.
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Lou «nd Maude Hooton, returned
home with him for ■ fbw days’ visit
’Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and little
daughter, Dorothy, were Coquille vis­
iters Thursday.
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Harold Carver
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Aileen Barker
Dramatisation of Lbchinvrfr
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Golan Deitz
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Sanford Wagg
Minnie Ramsey
Cousins Norman James, Anna Johnson
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Harold Carver
Camerman
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Writer
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Walter Corbin
Mrs. Flentge Perkins was a Marsh­
field visitor Tuesday.
Miss Oelo McClay, of San Beraar
dino, Calif., is visiting her ■ niece,
Mrs. E. C. Barker, of thia city.
J. L. Barker, JrM of Sumner, was
in town Wednesday.
Rev. Louis M. Anderson, former
Presbyterian preacher in this city, is
visiting here this week.
Riverton School Notes
. Friday afternoon Mabel Hull,
Mamie Cavett, Daniel Smith, Fred
Clinton, Spencer Ward and Karl
Alpine were granted a half holiday
for
scholarship,
attendance and
deportment, for the month.
A special meeting of the Riverton
Student Body was called by the pres­
ident, Fred Watson, Monday morning
tp discuss plans for raising money to
boy a piano.
Karl Alpine, of the freshman class,
was ill and absent from school Mon­
day.
The high school was entertained
Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Blanton and Mrs. Harvey at the
Blanton home.
The evening was
rapidly spent in different kinds of
game« and at a late hour delicious re-
Marshfield Won Both Contests
. The Marshfield High School con
twtants won both Ute oratorical arvl
declamatory eonteeta, in which flv.>
Cta* Ottsflfptagh veboois competed at
NortMJhnd teat Friday night Mias
Edith Dippie and Joe McKeown, were
the winners.
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Coquille High was represented by
Mkss Lena Pinkston and Lewis Don-
aMqon.
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.testimony, of Dr. Bunch of Coquille
and the man from Myrtle Point did
not seem to be guessing or hearsay
evidence. If the Times has to pay the
11500 judgment, I will be glad to be
one of 1500 people in Coos county to
chip in #1 each So pay the judgment.
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Brewster Valley
Superintendent C. E. Mulkey
Mr. Calvin were up a week ago
organised a potato club. ’W.
Nickason was put in as leader
the following officers ware chosen:
Benny Moore, president; Lenden Jen­
kins, vice president; Edwin Crowley,
secretary.
The girls organised a sewing club
with Mies Parks as leader, and the of­
ficers are as follows: president, Es­
ther Crowley; vice president, June
Laird; secretary, Alice Jenkins.
Miss Lelah Parks spent the week
end at the home of P. A. Alford.
Walter Laird went down to Co­
quille Thursday with Theodore Parks.
Jessie, Norman and Karl Laird at­
tended the dance at McKinley Satur­
day night.
William Abernathy and family,
Ethel Abernathy and Mrs. Miller vis­
ited with Mrs. J. D. Laird Tuesday.
D. A. Moore made a trip to Co­
quille Tuesday.
Mrs. P. A. Alford spent Thursday
lad Friday with her daughter, Myr­
tle Christensen, who has been ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laird spent Sun­
day with My. and Mrs. Julius Ben­
ham.
Mrs. Walter Laird visited with
Mrs. Hailey Laird Wednesday.
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they ^hotrifTBe
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.^efujly packed
It i It crhted£Bscfcqg frjwaliy
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When our packers get through
you can ship the goods around
I the world without danger,
Efnest and Cheater Krewsen were
telling me about their father's place
at Drain, which
brother, Tom.
bought. Their grandfather Krewson,
who was a civil war veteran, came to
Oregdn soon after the close of the
war and brought
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Mre. Joe Laird, of Coquille, weq a wjth him. That was in 186« or M«7.
Myrtle Point visitor Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barker Jr. and the 150 acres, which became part of
¡daughter, Evelyn, of ^umner, and .the town site of Drain. The farm
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hatcher, of Co- now contaig* 87 acres, the house and
qeille, were visitors in this city Sun­ 7 acres of land being in the town
liiplte. Mr. Drain owned 160 acres
day.
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. M m . Mollie Flitcroft^nd Mr. and and Krewson and Drain gave the
Mrs. Randall Cadwallader, af Co­ right of way to the railroad through
their land and agreed that on which­
quille, were in town Tuesday.
Dr. James Richmond and children, ever aide of their line the railroad
Barbara and Jimmy, wdne visitors placed the depot the “town” should
be named in honor of the owner of
here Sunday.
Dr. O. H. Clprke was » Coquille chat land. The better location for
the depot was just across the Krew­
visitor Monday.
JetM Barker and A. Jennings re­ son line on the Drain land, hence, thr
turned Sunday from Grants Pahs, town of Drain is on the map and a
where they have been for several days little station called “Krewssn” is
north of Drain. Tom having posses­
on business.
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E. E. Eggers had his foot badly sion of the place puts the ownership
cut at the Charley Richards camp in the third generation. Grandmoth­
er Krewsen, who is now 87 years old,
Monday.' >
Ray Lewis was in from Gaylord is living with f daughter at Terre­
bonne, Deschutes Co.
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Mm McLean is successor to Edith
Mr. Gearhart, of Dote, was a Myr­
tle Point visitor Tuesday.
Weekly as teacher in the Dora School.
Mrs. J. L. Barker Sr. is seriously Edith has not recovered her physical
strength since the doctors operated
ill at the present writing.
Nominations for next year’s stu­ on her for*appendieitis.
dent body officiating for Myrtle Point
When Theodore and Mildred were
High School were made Tuesday. Re­ over to father and mother Neely’s at
sults were as follows: for President, Fairview, they called at Mr. Sunne­
Rodney Davenport, Edwin Keltner; land’s and saw his orphan cub bear.
for vice preaident, Shirley Carter, El­ Ho was coming home from work on
bert Schroeder, Vernita Laird ¡'for see Sumner mountain and heard the crea­
! etary, Wilda Barker, Dacie Sperry; for ture wailing ip 'a gulch and no mother
Treasurer, Edwin Keltner, Elben bear in sight or hearing, so he took
Schroeder; for Business Manager, the little cub home with him, its
Ovid Hervey, Rodney Davenport, Ed­ weight being 4 1-8 pounds. Mr. Sun-
win Keltner; Sergeant at Arms, nelsnd had had the beat two weeks
Francis Keltner, Waldo Hartley, Hel­ and it then weighed 5 1-2 pounds, the
ene Kary. Election will be held Fri­ pound gained being made the s^ond
week. Its food is goat’s milk taken
day.
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Mrs. J. W. Carlson was a Marsh from a nipple-topped bottle.
The
bear has already been taught tricks
field visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bushnell, of and to see H perform is a funny tie­
Coquille, were visitors st the C. A cue.
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Barker home Sunday:
Dr. O. H. Clarke, Robert Clarke and shire sheep are Mr. Sunneland’s line.
This, Tuesday, morning the first
A. G. Thompson went to North Bend
Monday evening.
swallows of the season were looking
R. A. Redell was a week end visi­ for nesting places in ths bam.
If. the Harbor had printed the item
tor in Marsh&eld.
Mrs. Clara Axe, of this city, wa rofesring to Tillamook and Coos and-
then the criticism, then ths readers
a North Bend viaitor Monday....
A program will be given Friday a: of the Hatbor could have judged the
the high school by Les Amateurs de item qnd the criticism on their merits.
I am glad the Coos Bay Times ap-
la Profession. The program will pro­
peals the celebrated Peck
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Play "Ghost.of Crooked Lane
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