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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1925)
t PAGE TWO THE COQUILLE ,:7i VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY R IMS. jjsj » * I WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING Hr j h Daily Regular Service with Bonded Graham Trucks MYRTLE POINT ITEMS || Mrs. A. E. Hadaell, at Bandoa, II spaat the week and with her niece, II Mrs W. C. Rockwell. She was sc- II mpaniedby her nephew, Buell I j Crane, of Seattle, Washington. J' Grandpa Jenkins returned to thia II I city to stay with his daughter, Mrs. I George Mullen, after spending the I winter visiting relatives in Grants | Pam. X'. j Mias Aileen Barker spent Than- I day evening viaitmg Mr. and Mrs. A. I N. Gould and daughter, Miae Harriet, I at their cabin at Brewster Valley- II W. C. Rockwell accompanied his I I father, C. 3. Rockwell, to Bandon, I where he makes his borne, on Wed- I Fresh Fruits and Vegetables are plentiful now We Solicit Your Shipments Large or Small Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Button and I children, of Bandon, were in town I Sunday visiting Mrs. Button’s moth-II er, Mrs. George Mullen, of thia eky. II Hardy Mast, of Lee, was in town I Tuesday to have an injured hand I treated. | R. N. Emery, of North Bend, was II in town on business Tuesday. II Marshfield Phone 707 this city^Tueediy Think Over! leg looked after. !h Mr. and Mrs. E. C. BaAer »ndl| children were in Coquille on business I • Tuesday. I] Lydia Ranzell, who is a nurse at I the Chemawa Indian school, left for I 1 there Monday after visiting friends I ' in thia city. JI Wilson .Gregg, Coquille carpenter, I is in town this week remodelling the I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shelley, of I North Bend, were Myrtle Point visi- n ton Tuesday. f II Mm. Alice Sturdivant returned toll this city Saturday after spending] I the last three months visiting friends I and relatives in Kansas. Mrs. A. A. Schaefer, county depu- I ty for the Royal Neighbors, left I Tuesday for Lakeside to organise a I Royal Neighbor lodge there. She will I spend a few days visiting in Marsn- I field before returning to this city. Hr. and Mrs. E. C.’ Barker and I children spent Sunday at Brewster I Valley. I Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gary .and M daughters, Hasel Rice and Goldie, I and eon, Dave, and H. A. Smith, of I Long Bwfch are visiting in this city. 1 Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Laird and daughters, Marguerite, Vernite and I | nia, where they have been for the I past month. I • Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Clarke returned | Saturday from Palo Alto, California, Wl Mrs. Clarke has been there for about | = six weeks but the others have spent just two weeks there. Genevieve, Rolxrt and Oliver Clarke and Miss Edna Drake accompanied them. Ratleff Lawhorn was in town Wed nesday from McKinley.- He reports taai sie lire patrol is making trails in the Tioga country, have brought in the radio and telephone, and will build a lookout on Mt. Bolivar. I Quality In Meats I« Our Motto PEOPLES MARKET J. L. Stevens J 'we can furnish them to yqp as follows: - • .65 1.00 .75 - * - > Your lawn is going to get brown if you do not sprinkle this dry weather. We have the 5-8 50 ft. non-kinkable hose for 16.00 Don’t forget to get your refrigerator while the getting is good. Only four left. Quick’s 1 • • ‘■ < ** ' ■ * * ,> . 1 LET- WATERMELONS — good and price getting able. ■ '■ ’ ‘ ’ Busy Comer 2 Phones 69 SOMETHING BETTER Cream O’ Coos Butter and Cottage Cheese The residence of George Brownson, Big Creek rancher, above Bridge, was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. All household goods were lost and two automobiles parked near the house were burned. Manufactured by The origin of the fire was not known, according to reports. Brown- son and his three sons were away when the blase began and when they returned the .fire had gained so much headway that it was Impossible to quench it with fire-fighting apparatus available. The automobile of Fire Warden J. A. Walsh, parked near the residence, was considerably damaged. The wind shield and paint were cracked an«V the front tires scorched. _ \ Walsh was out in the hills looking x _ ________ _ _______ for forest fires at the time of the ** B«»hara earthquake was filed in blase.—News. superior court Wednesday by Mira COQUILLE ICECREAM CO. FRUIT JARS , - • 1 ‘ Ranch Home Burned If you are in need of Pt. Mason, complete Qt. Economy, complete Pt. Economy, complete y WONDERFUL HEAD TUCE—Home grown. r
