The Coquille Valley sentinel., August 07, 1925, Page 10, Image 10

Mr. amíMm. I. O. Corar, jailer and '
attendant at the county jail, toft Wed­
nesday morning for Denver, Colo.'
They will viüt a sick brother there: I
Mr». Jennie Price to preparing the
meato for the prisoners during their
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Hr». Jamie L. Hito came in O
Sunday from San Diogo, Calif., for a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Norton, and other relatives. Af­
ter two weeks here she will go up
Hillsboro to visit her sister, Mrs.
Dayne Hudson.
Ben Wood, ol Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Í
left early . Wednesday morning lot
Baker, Oregon. His step father died
there tost week and he may decide to
bring his mother back here with him.
O. L. Ireland, of Bandon, to assisting
in the drug store during Ben’s ab­
sence of a week.
Neighborhood
Items
Rev. M. F. Hill, of the M. E. Chureh
South, Returned last Friday aftemooh
from hto month’s vacation which he
spent at hto old home in San Antonio,
Texaa. He came -back by rail, leav­
ing hto wife and children there far
a longer visit, and experts to go back
later and bring thorn home in hto car.
A card received by P. E. Drane
from Mr. and M ts . Ben F. Lawrence
this morning, states that they are
visiting Yellowstone Park. They will
not come to Coquille this year, but
intend ¿pending their vacation in
Colorado for the benefit of Mr. Law­
rence's health. He has been suffer­
ing from asthma.
E. A. Wimer and B. L. Hollenbeck
and their families left last Saturday
afternoon; for a two weeks’ vacation
trip down through California. They
expect to Stop at Yreka and GeseUe
and -were not sure where thsyfoald
go south of there. E. M. Dunn is
acting as night marshal during Mr.
Hollenbeck’s absence.
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ACME QUALITY
HOUSEPAINT
Attended C om County Picnic
Tedaen
Martin
Jacob-
Mr. and Mr». J. M. Beyers, of
Chula Vista, Calif., were in OquiHe
for a few hours yesterday.
Mrs.
Beyers‘to a sister of J. A. Lamb.
They had spent a few days with
Mrs. W. B. Bmith at Fishtrap and
were on their way to Marshfield to
visit another sister, Mrs. W. H. Ly­
ons. They drove up from southern
California. It was about twenty-five
yean* ago that they left Coos county
and moved to California.
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Geo. A. Gilman and W. E. Cross.
Dr. Burket ino Nosier Building
Elsewhere appears the profes&ionul
card of Dr. 1. A. Burket who occupies
the two rooms in the northeast comer
of the S. M. Nosier building on the
second floor. The doctor has a pleas­
ant and comfortable suite of two
rooms and la now engaged in the gen­
eral practice of medicine.
Pharmacy, Inc.
Calling Cerda. 100 for 41AO.
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COQUILLE
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Ths Local Camp, W. O. W., invites
you to a magic entertainment Wed­
nesday evening, Aug. 12th. A real
stag and smoker. No charge.
The Collier Apartments are now
managed by Mrs. George Lauderdale,
and she has one large room for rent
suitable for a family at thio time, t2*
iropractic
Jas.'M. Caughell, of the Roadmas
tor's office, was taken to the hospital
at the Bay Wednesday.
Dr.' Lew
thinks an operation will be necessary.
There will be a clinic at the City
Hall on Tuesday of next week for
infante and pre-school children. This
will bo the last clinic for thia season
Gets
you
well
and ~
Keeps you well
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leslie were
made happy test Friday evening by
the arrival of another baby girl, the
event happening at the Richmond
hospital.
Examination
obligation
or
without
charge
Dependable Insurance
Mias Eva Lenox, of the sheriff’s
office, loft last Saturday on a two
weeks’ vacation. She will visit at her
home in Roseburg and spend a few
days in Portland.
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Evangelist Cox, who has ’ been
preaching at the tent meetings here
for the past three weeks, will go to
Myrtle Point Sunday, August 1«, to
begin a series of meetings there.
Repairs For
Your Harness
Mr». Jennie Williams and son,
Maurice, came over from Medford
last Sunday to spend a cowpie af
weeks visiting here. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. lamb met them at Roseburg.- <
Paul Walker eras the happiest man
in town yesterday afternoon and he
was passing out the cigars in honor
of the arrival of another boy at his
home. The arrival weighed 10 1-2
pounds.
Mr». Mary
laat
Sunday from
where she
spent several
attending sum-
mar school at the university. She will
teach again this .all ia the Riverton
schools.
School Children’s Eyes
While 3 out of every 4 have defective eyes, one in
every ten absolutely need glasses. Is your child
one? Find out. Have his eyes examined NOW.
if proper glasses are not used at the right time,
the eyes get worse and worse and in later years
poor vision, sorrow and regret are abiding factors
in their lives.
Mr». S. S. Ntaton and son, Lau­
rence, came tn y<s >rday from Rai­
ding, Calif., for a visit with her
mother. Mr». CaroLne Lorens, and
other relative». Geo. Lotenx drove
out to Roseburg to mast them.
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Down», of
Portland, were in Coquille Wednes­
day calling on friends. Mr. Downs
was pastor at the M. E. chureh here
in 1M4-17 and had not been back here
since going to Drain. They spent a
week with a son in Bandon and
yesterday went up to Powers to
visit is son there.
N. C. KELLEY
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Now, in August, is the best time to have child*
ren’s eyes carefully tested. If glasses are not
needed we will tell you so.
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Then See
Birch and See Better
Optometrist, Marshfield
Phone m
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Hames, Collars, Chain
Traces, Butt Chains,
Hame Straps, Buckles,
Snaps and numerous
other things to make '
your old harness new.
Coquille Hardware Co.
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