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THE COQUILLB PAGE BIX TA LUST 8 ENT INEL.COQ VILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21. 1227. SOCIAL NOTES Foot Comfort Demonstration The misisonary society of the Church of Christ met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. E. Mukey, the regular monthly business session was hold and followed hy a short program. Refreshments were served to the fol lowing members and visitera: Mes dames Frances George, Fred Schaer, Cal Young, Martha Custar, W. P. Gas- lin, Ernest Benham, Chalea Hill, Coll Harry, A. N. Foley, A. S. Bean, Geo. Swiuuey, A. Harding, Fred MdCieiian. Saturday, Jan. 22 Fred Von Pegert, H. G. Prey, Mc- Quigg, B. L. Hicks, M. O. Hooton, J. A. Staninger, W. Sloan, W. H. Wimer and Mias Jennie Lafferty. ...... . ■' Mrs. Jphn Aasen entertained her bridge club Monday evening, the fol lowing members and guests were Mes dames T. B. Currie, Hal Pierce, A. 0. Walker, Della Fish, Wm. Zosel, M. J. Hartson and J. F. Cramer. Mrs. Pierce held high score for the evening. Before departing the guests were Isaac Gold it ch, Antiquer, of the Golditch Art Shop served lovely refreshments -by the Becky, his daughter - ... hostess. . The play that is cheerfully dedicated to Everyone Everywhere who is considered a Grouch The Merry Makers Dancing^ club met last Saturday evening with a large attendance at the Machon Hall. Sev eral new members were added. All the members seemed to have a real jolly time and each meeting is looked forward to with pleasure. . t Pietro D’Angelo Caccialino, expert worm holer - - Jimmie Maynard, “the Poor Stiff” - - • — Mildred Clinton, who is in love and likes it Mrs. Clinton, “why mother-in-law jokes are true” Mike, just what.his name suggests - - - Ray Hudson, a friend in need, but scarcely in deed ■> Miss Hull, interior decorator - - - . . . Maggie, not green—for “greeness” wears off—so call her stupid Ethel Peabody, who defies love to affect her■ - - - Spencer, a paid guest - - . . - Madame Goop her, a dispenser of spirits .... Little Virginia Hartson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hartson, in vited saveral of her friends to her Directed by Fred A. Wimer home Wednesday evening to celebrate Act I. In the Golditch Art Shop. Morning her eighth birthday anniversary. Act. II. In Mrs. Clinton’s Home. Afternoon. Many games were played and dainty Act III. Still at Mrs. Clinton’s. The Next Evening. refreshments were served to the fol lowing: Maxine and Georgianna Johnson, Anne Van Scoy, Geraldine McCarthy, Esther Mansell, Gretchen Neal, Norene McKeown, and Virginia. Under auspices and for the benefit of The Monday night Bridge club meet at the home of Mrs. J. L. Smith. Mem bers present were Mesdames J. A. Lamb, Hal Pierce, L. H. Haxard, Ed. Lorenz, George Lorenz, B. Folsom, and F. L. Greenough. Following the game the hostess served a delicious lunch. Coquille Fire Department Played J>y THE MONOTONY KILLERS WHFPF Banker—K. E.'Pettengill i.i u-Lj - am hostess was happily surprised when presented her .with a lively dish in honor of hhr birthday. New Cases in Circuit Court Attendance Is Cosmopolitan More than a dozen countries in all parta of the world have their repre sentatives in students attending Oregon State University at Eugene. South Africa, Korea, India, Bul garia, and Alaska boast of one stu dent apiece, and one girl comes from Czecho-Slovakia. There are 23 from the Philippines, twelve from China, and eight from Japan. Australia has sent four, Russia six, and England at least three. Germany,* France, and other European countries are well represented. One of the most enjoyable bridge parties of the season was given by Mrs. Ed. Walker Thursday evening at her home on E. Second street, honor ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Anne Don aldson, of San Francisco, Calif. The rooms were prettily decorated with beautiful bouquets of pink carnations and freeziss and moat delicious re freshments were served to her follow ing guests: Mesdames J, E. Paulson, R. A- Jeub, A. 0. Walker, T. Ben Cur rie, Bert Kay, E. L. Vinton, Hal Pierce, J. A. Berg, A. B. Collier, F. G. Bunch, Wm. Zosel, J. A. Collier, Keith Leslie, Paul Van Scoy, Phillip Johnson, Julius Ruble, J. F. Cramer, C. D. Walker, G. E. Low, Tracy Leach, A. W. Chapin Sr., J. W. Miller, C. A. Heitman, A W. Chapin Jr., Otto Davis, J. LeSevie, H. R. Lukens, R. F. Miller, Nels Osmundsop, Della Fish, Fred Lorenz, A. M. Fish, Roy Wat son, the honored guest, Mrs. Donald son, and hotess, Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Walker presented her guest of honor with a lovely gift, also one to Mrs. F. G. Bunch who held high score, to Mrs. Wm. Zosel second and Mrs. Otto Davia was consoled. Sunday dinner at the Coquille Hotel means a day of ” st for the house wife; no worry, no drudgery. Ser Warranty and Bargain A Sala vice is unexcelled. Dead* for aale at the Sentinel office Attention Ladies! Pretty Cretonne Aprons JUST WHAT U NEED Will Keep Your Clothes Clean and Dry Made from a good quality of Cretonne and Percale materials with a soft Rubber Coat ing on one aide. Retail price $1.25. The merchant from whom you made this purchase will give you one of these fine aprons for 10 of these coupons and 39 cents. One coupon is wrapped in each loaf of Kremmel’s Pan Dar.dy Large, Kremmel’s Kream Loaf, Kremmel’s Cluster Buns and Kremuiels Whole wheat at Folsom Confectionery Reserved seats 75c at Rainbow present were Mesdames J. E. .Paulson, , Weldon Kline, Ed McKeown, James Bri Brady, F. G. Bunch, Geo. Chaney, C. J. Fuhrman, Ida K. Owen, Viola Col lie* T. B. Currie, Curtis Townsend, C. C. Farr, C. V. Smith, J. T. Nosier, George Bohrer, K. L. Kratner, A. W. Chapin Sr., Lafe Compton, Al. Burch, Keith Leslie and the hostess L. II. Hazard. The next meeting of the club will be held February 8 at the Guild Hall with a one o’clock lunch- eon. Jan. 15—'Wallace B. Dement vs. Fred Minard.- Jan. 15—Cecil J. Elwood vs. D. L. Foote. Jan. 17—Aetna Life Ins. Co. vs. Marshfield Hotel Co. Jan. 18—John H. Jones vs. Ellen Williams, heirs of Lewis Turner, de ceased, et al. Jan. 19—Inez R. Chase vs. A. J. Hoover. An. 19—Bank of Southwestern Oregon vs. John Robert Waters, et ux. Jan. 19—Claude Willey vs. Ethel Willey. Suit for divorce. Jan. 19—John H. Taylor vs. Henry Weider and J. R. Thompson Lumber Co. Jan. 19—Doris C. McCallister vs. Jas. E. McCallister. Suit for divorce. Jan. 2IL—American Bank, of Marsh field, vs. Gordon C. Rasmussen. CRESCO WATERPROOF APRON ÜBERR Marriage Licenses Dick Launt is a house Paulson home for a few The Altar Society of the Catholie church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. M. McCarthy and Mrs. C. D. Clay at the former’s home on North Hall street. The regular business ses sion was held and the following elec tion of officers for the present year: Mrs. Jas. Brady, president; Mrs. Geo. Bnrch, vice president; and Miss Mary Gaeney, secretary and treasurer. Re freshments ware served before de parting. Jan. 15—Albert R. Billings, of Myr tle Point, and Reva M. Riddle, of Marshfield. They were married Sat urday by Justice J. J. Stanley at his office here. Jan. 15—Elbert Joseph Smith and Ruby Jensen, both of Marshfield. They were also married here Saturday, by Rev. S. D. Walters at the Pioneer church parsonage. Jan. 15—C. W. Kelley and Gladys Isabelle Du Mond, both of North Bend. They were married Saturday by Rev. J. E. Strevey, at his home on the Bay. Jan. 18—John B. Biay and Ruth Murley, both of Sixes. Probate Court Items A petition for the adoption of Flor ence Vandenbrook by Archie and Margie Birchfield, of Powers, was filed in probate court Monday. Blank Warranty Deads for aala aS . Mair A. Dano, of Marshfield, has thia office. «* been named as administrator of the $110 estate of N. John Rouberg, who died at the State Hospital at Salem, Jan. 6. The appraisers are F. E. Allen, W. C. Weaver and Earl Wiper. Eva Rioux, his widow, has been ap pointed administratrix of the estate of Amedee Rioux, whose estate will con sist of unliquidated claim for dam ages against the Coos Bay Lumber Co., and personal property estimated I to bo worth $7,500. Ellis Grant, of Marshfield, was on Tuesday apopinted administrator of the $3500 estate of Chas. Elford, who died at the Bay Jan. 17. NOTICE OF PROPOSED Aittuam. MENT NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given to all per sons interested that on the 18th day of January, 1927, the undersigned duly filed in the County Court for Coos County, Oregon, her final ac count in the matter of the guardian ship of the person and estate of Pearl Agnes Pendleton, a minor, and that the Hon. R. H. Mast, Judge of said Court, by an order made on January 19, 1927, has set the hour of 10:00 A. M. on Monday, the 21at day of February, 1927, as the time and said Court as the place for the final hear ing upon said final account and the closing of said estate, at which time any and all abjections thereto will be heard and determined, said estate closed and my bondsmen exonerated. Dated at Coquille, Oregon, and pub lished first time this 21st day of Jan uary, 1927. Mary Pendleton, Guardian of the Person and Estate of Pearl Agnes Pendleton, a minor. It5
