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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1925)
i'W ” - ’S.. MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Emory Goble, of Power», it visB- ins here this week. ■ Sw. and Mr». H. M. Branham were Bandon visitor» Thursday. Mrs. Harriett Goald, «f San Ber nardino, California, arrived here Thursday to visit with her daughter, lira. E. C. Barker, of this city. Mr». Gould came from her home with the Richmonds, of Coquille. They drove from Willow», California, Thursday. Before You Resting! See us for SHINGLES WOOD and COAL - - • i i'arr & Elwood Co. FEED MERCHANTS Storage and Transfer ■' Phone 16 Alice, returned last week from Palo Alto, California, where Min Itement | has been attending summer school at the Stanford University. % Mr. and Mrs. Fred Getty, of Port land, were in town MoiWlay. Mark Harchnain waa in Bancroft on Tuesday. W. M. EMiott, a miner and pector working on the south side of Salmon mountain, was th town Tues day. He reports that mining condi tions there are very good. , Mae. Bertha Larson, 'of Los An geles, California, Mrs. J. 8. Lyons and Mrs. C. McC. Johnson, of Marsh field, arrived hen Sunday to visit their mother, Mrs. S. 8. Endicott, of this city. ■j llfeji ’ * ' • The popular Natatorium at Bandon '-’ll Visit the, “Nat” at Bandon I ; I1 ( SOMETHING BETTER sir' - I Cream O’ Coos Butter and Cottage Cheese . * Manufactured by 4 COQUILLE ICECREAM CO If you are in need of FRUIT JARS 1-2 Qt. Pt. Qt. Pt. we can furnish them to you as follows: Gal. Maann complete * S .85 Mason, complete .... .75 Mason, complete . . . .65 Economy, complete 1.00 Economy, complete ... .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 10.00 Don’t forget to get your refrigerator while the getting is good. Only four left Quick’s ------ m& -d Look Weil at the Well (Written for the Oregon Tuberculo sis Association, by Dr. B. S. Herben, of New York.) When we go to the “country fair,” whether by train or auto, wo would do well to be cautious, for it is the vacationist who is apt to come down with typhoid fever white in the country or upon his return. Typhoid fever is spread toy the human excrete (bowel and urinary discharges)—and it is no wonder that it has been said that for every (foath from this di sease, someone should bo hung. Water from wells or streams or springs which drain territory con taminated by the human beings is one of the most fertile sources of the disease; and the milk supply is read ily contaminated. Hands of careless I people, and the foods under their touch pass along thia vicious germ, I the typhoid bacillus. When you oat or drink the typhoid gortns, your digestive apparatus senda them into your intestinal tract where they commence to play at mischief. In the walls q ( the ititea. 1 This Is The Time When every housewife should keep on hand a good supply of lunch goods for emergen cies. Hot days when yoq don’t want to cook —or perhapa a sudden decision to drive out and have picnic lunch. It’s easy when you have supplies on hand. * ' ’ CANNED MEATS: ’ Monday and returned Tuesday. tie spots which have been named Mias Grayce Barker went out to Peyer's Patches. When the typhoid the Hamilton camp on Rock creek to bacilus get into the neighborhood of visit Miss Audrie Hamilton thi> these patches, they start an inflam week. mation in them. 'Mrs. George H. Terry and son, The Patches become rod and swoll III Jack, of North Bend, spent Wednes en and finally gray as the inflamma day in this city. tion progresses ,to pus formation. Mrs. F. W. Barker, of North Bend, The tissue becomes dead and Anally and her father, 8. L Barker, oi sloughs or rota off to leave an ulcer Beulah, New Mexico, were in town where the Patch was. This ulcer Friday and Saturday visiting Mr may go so deep as to perforate the and Mrs. J. L. Barker Sr., of this muscle wail and even the peritoneum city. ■ (the membrane covering the intes A large number of Myrtle Pointer» tine) and if it goes through that had < picnic at Arizona Inn on Sun membrane, the serious complication day ,in honor of Miss Ruth Dixon of of “peritonitis" may follow. Not Klamath Falls, who is visiting here only is there a leakage of the intes Among those present were the fol tinal contents out into the free spaces lowing: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barkei between the organs of the abdomen, and daughter, Wilda, Mr. and Mrs but there may be dangerous hemor Eprl Steele and baby son, of Bridge. rhages as well. It is usually a fatal Miss Ruth Dixon, of Klamath Falls day for the patient when the Patch E. E., Bitt and Etfwin Weekly, of becomes a hole. Bridge; M t . and Mrs. J. L. Laird, of •Therefore, before you go to the Coquille; Wilford, Eugene, Keith, and country, get a typhoid vaccination Averil Laird, of CoqniMs; Mrs. 1. J. done by your doctor. Uncle Sam re Montgomery, of Bridge, Sol Bron quires it for all his soldiers. While son, Earl Noaler, of Coquille, Mar you are away, carefully consider your jorie and Carol Haselton And T. O. milk supply and before tasting the Krewson. water ba suspicions. Leek around Mrs. C. A. Barker and daughter, st the tourist camp for * certificate I WjMa, Merjorie snd Carol Hazelton, of iiwpirtiia whkh shew» that thel of Myrtle Point, Mrs. I. J. JMt- State Board of Heath has inspected gomery, of Bridge, and Mias Ruth the premises and analyzed the water Dixon, of Klamath Falls, motored to supply and found them safe. Over Bandon Friday. 300 Oregon camps already bear this Mrs. Earl Steele, Mrs. C. A. Bar sign. If in doubt look for the certi-1 ker, qnd Miro Ruth Dixon were at ficate. Dora Thursday calling on friends. / ------- '------- -------- - Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hoeman and ' BRIDGE BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer and W. A. Lett and son, Orlin, were children returned Saturday from 3 business visitors in Coquille Tuesday I »reek’s camping near Roseburg. Henry Christian had the misfor-1 W. F. Ray, of Cooston, is here tune to lose one of his horses Mon-1 visiting his brother, J. Lee Ray. was I Mr. and Mta. N. «, W. Perkins, of clay. It fell into a ditch killed. this eity, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Hooten Moon, of Salem, left this week for and little daughter, Beth, of Coquille. I California. —.......... -__ -£~ Mr and Mrs. E. C. Barker and were Sunday guests at the A. O. children, Aileen and Cecil, motored Hooten home. Mrs. H. C. Luttrell, who had been to Arizona Inn Sunday. They were visiting for several days at the home accompanied by Mrs. Harriett Gould, of San Bernardino, California. Others of her son, Roy, returned to her home in Myrtle Point Saturday er-1 making the trip were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Woodworth and daughter ening. The Tennant home on King creek Irene, of Marshfield, and Mr. aqd was completely destroyed by fire I Mrs. A. N. Gould, daughter, Harriett, Saturday evening. The fire had and eon, Harold, ef Coquille. Miro Ione Murphy, of Marshfield, gained such headway before it was discovered, that practically nothing! is in town thia week visiting her could be saved. sister, Mrs. J. Hh Tucker. Miro Boro Tennant, who recently Mrs. John Guerin spent Monday in underwent a major operation at North Bend. Keiser Bros, hospital, is recovering | J. D. Barger, of thia eity, was a rapidly. business visitor in Marshfield on re- Mr. and Mrs. Frank M< Tuesday. Mrs. A. H. Hamilton spent the turned the first of the week from week end in this city from the Ham their honeymoon trip to Washington and are now settled in their home at ilton camp on Rock creek. E. J. Schneider and J. M. Bledsoe Sandy. Mrs. Lucy Culver gave a birthday were business visitors in Coquille dinner Sunday in honor of her son. Tuesday. A number of men from Coquille Dwight. The guests present wore were in town Wednesday on their Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver and Con way to Brervster Valley, where they stance, James Culver and Mr. and were to »plant some cut-throat trout. Mrs. Frank Culver. Miss Utah Luttrell, who attended Mrs. Ellis Dement and children and Mrs. W. H. Feamley were Coquille the Daily Vacation Bible School in Myrtle Point, returned to her home visitors Wednesday. Miss Gladys Hamilton left for her on King creek Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKendry and home on Rock'creek Thursday after visiting at the Guy Bell home since little eon, Virgil, arrived at the i Sunday. Miro Audrie Hamilton earn, down visit from Rock Creek on Wednesday to visit in this city. . _ Guy Bell went out to the Hamilton camp on Rock creek Thursday to wetk. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beil and baby daughter motored to Rock Creek 8unday. The Myrtle Point American, has been sold by the publishers, Mr. sad Mrs. J. M. Bledsoe to G. E. Hamilton. F. M. French, jeweler of Albany, was hi town Thursday. Mr. French is spending Me vacation this year looking over Coos county For sev eral yearn be has been secretary of Uo Oregon Retail Jewelers associa- Look up your requirement« and let us send you a supply. Be ready. » , • . a • • * • The Busy Comer 2 Phones 69 Save Red Stamps and Get the Cash Discount D ck have your vulcanizing sent out of town to be done. We do better work here, and it’s ALWAYS money back if not satisfactory. How about that cord It will pay you to come in and see. Battery Water FREE WALLACE TIRE SHOP CoauiUe Quality In Meats Is Our Motto PEOPLES MARKET J. L. Stevens “Tour Ideal Moating Pl^- Transfer and Delivery General Hauling Our trucks meet all trahm aad boat» ami w» <teli<~ .11 »< th. dt, " *° *" We carry a stock of SHINGLES and are agents for Johnson’s Mill Wood Two ftis» lou awJ tlL Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co.
