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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1925)
About E vm |8 iii th« City Comity were on a two weeks auto trip aur- ng which they had been down in Cal- Uaraia. Paul la G.-P. agent at Oak- r.dge, on the new Natron cut-off. He Mtn that the now lino to Klamath Falb should be finished next year. Henry Maury'and his sister, Miss Mary Maury, together with a brother, Mary Maur/, of Medfor^ together Girl Wanted—Apply, ta person. Co- with a »other, Milter Maury, of '^uilte, Laundry Co. Crescent City, arrived last Saturday Orville T. Gant left Sunday for for a visit with their brother, L. P. Eugene, where Me two young broth Maury and family. ers were entering the unversity. al way» Maude Letter from Alton Grimes t> water Beaman, of thia eity, ha» A tetter from Alton Grimes to the received a permit from the »her- 8entinel, written at Vancouver, B. C., office to carry oncealed weapons. contain» a program of the unveiling Dairymtn—Ship your Cream to the of. the Harding Memorial in Stanley Coquill» lee Cream Co. ter beet rw Part at Vancouver on.Sept M. Alton U0ts. says theiA *•« 3®-000 Teaple *k th< .Mr. and. Mrs, F f. Drand left unveiling and “they aB sMaaad to be Wednesday «Aning for Portland for enthused about it” ft is a fine illustration of the cor a two weAgf visit with .the Geo. Pike MmUy- . dial relations existing between this country and Canada when they will R. R. Bacon was lodged in jail last erect a memorial, M feet long, out of Saturday to term 30 days for lar- ceny at Bandon. Justice Hayden also British Columbia granite,' to the memory.of an ex-preaident of the feed him >80. . ; / i United State». President Harding 8. B. Svendagaard aells furoitwe visited Vancouver in July, 1923, and on inatellment. 83U addressed one of the largest gather & Herbert Adams returned last Sat ing» ever seen in Vancouver. Alton say» he and Fred Hudson urday from his lumsur’i visit in Texas and along the southern bound gave up in despair when they found tour breweries running there, day ary of the United State». and night. Mrs. Pat Geaney, of Cunningham, They are expected home in a day or is doing nicely at Mercy hospital, two. where she underwent a major opera tion recently, Bays the Times. No Quorum of Council J. On account ef failing health Bev. Failure to secure a quorum for the Neal J. Barnes, pastor of the Bap reguhtr semi-monthly meeting of the tist chtfreh at Marshfield, has re city council Monday evening prevent signed to aeept a call to Bend. ed the opening of'bids for the grad Mr». Dora G. Schroeder, ef Norway, ing and improvement of* Moulton has leased her 86-acre farm at Nor street for the block north of the Spur way for three year» to J. W. Caudle, geon street bridge. who recently came from Nebraska. The adoption of the eity budget war A Longlife Cord tire and a pure* also left over until the next regular gum tube for »9.75 at the Wallace meeting—Oct 1. ' Councilman Opperman, Willey and Tire Shop. " Chaney were the only members pres Rev. M. F. Hill and family are ax- ent and they doubted the possibility .*■ pected homo from Texas today. He of securing a quorum for a special will preach on Sunday, morning and meeting whan one could not bo eecur evening at the M. E. Church South. ed for a regular session. City Engineer Vinton informed thi Special weekly* and monthly ratal ifttee chairman that th. t Huger now being offered at the Tourist Ho- street a tel by Wm. Fortier. Hot and cold assesmant for the Fourth or Spurgeor water and steam heat in each rodb. sireet improvement had been prepar Next to Liberty Theatre. 36t3 ed and. wat> ready for the committee’, consideration. ‘ ./.T >"* > We ‘have an attractive proposition that will provide someone with a nice Mrs. J. A. Lamb accompanied the H. N. Butler family to Medford Sun day after their two days’ ' visit jn ,Bandon. Mias Gertruda is now a teacher in the Medford high school Clyde Gage, Casey Jones, Neil Mc- Gilveyr and Clint Crouch returned yesterday from the Twelve Milo coun try. They claimed they were deei hunting, but they only had* dhe doer to prove it Put on a set of Hood Balloons and forget your tire troubles. They cost no more at the Wallace Tire Shop. Mias Cora L. Farr, whose home is Jn Spokane, came in Sunday for a orated her'lOZd birthday there Tues day, and who' is a native of. Ireland, claims to have “tried early 'every state’* between Illinois and Oregon before she settled In Cony County forty yean ago. This writer, though he lacks many yean of Mn. Gray's ago, also started west from Illinois in 1881 and since that time has lived in the four states of Kansas, Colbra do, California and Oregon, in all of which except California, he became s voter. On the way between Illinoi* and Oregon ho spent thirty years twenty-seven in Kansas and three in Colorado. Like Mn. Gray when ht reached the Pacific coast in Oregon, he was satisfied to stop, though, m like her, California hgs not attracted him again as a place for a home. game violations in a long time when they caught Mr. and Mrs. Stobie, of Camas Vai Joy, with the goods on them last week. Mrs. Stobie, who is an old effend- Ask Me N. C. KELLEY Fatal Auto Accident Ui A’Frisco press dispatch tells cr, that Mre Hmma Spiers, aged 87, oi Myrtle Poirtt, Ore., was killed in at. auto accident near St. Helena, whet, the car, in which she was riding with her husband and two friends, wa< struck by another car. They were returning from an east era trip where they had been visiting their »on, O. C. Spires, at Superior, Wis. The »on and wife spent a few weeks here at the J. E. Paulson home this spring. ■ ■' The body arrived in Myrtle Point' yesterday and the funeral was to be held today. , , ■ - ** -- —n . .. — JI To Truck the Lumber Out H. M. Axtell, of Port Orford, passed through here Tuesday with a new G. M. C. Greyhound type truck chai he recently purchased in Port land. He brought in a new Aeolian Player Organ for his new theatre, the Welcome West Cliff House. The truck will be used to haul the lumber from the buildings he recently pur chased at Beaver Hill. They Chadwick Lodge, A. F. A-A. M Stated Communication otf Chadwick Lodge, No. 68, A F. A A. M., Satur day, Sept. 36, dt 7:80 p. m. Visiting brothers invited to attend.
