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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1928)
i CO4VILLB VAUST UHTIHU. C0.UILLB. OMOOK. F»I»AT. MHW***^ MYRTLEPOINT ITEMS Quality ' Yes but don’t forget tire service Mounting and dismounting tires, changing them around. Inspecting them for cuts and other injuries. Checking wheel alignment. Removing rust from rims. Free air—these and other kinds of service we are always glad to render are of utmost importance and have a lot to do with the final performance and cost of your tires. It’s mighty nice to have a dependable place to go to when anything happens to your tires. ...... -, - Mrs. Dick Arnold left Thursday for Salem to enter a hospital for medical treatment. /• Mrs. Wanda Wilcox and Genevieve Crowley, of Broadbent, spent the week end a( the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sumerlip. Elder tonway and J. J. Jutsy, of Eugene, passed through Myrtle Point Friday o.n their way to Marshfield in the interest of the Seventh Day Ad ventist Churchy j Mrs. Bender is enjoying a visit with her granddaughter, Nelda Ben der, of Portland. ' Lila and Jacqueline Holloway left for Portland Friday for a few days’ visit with relatives and friends. They will return Monday. Walter Huff is having a five room, modern house built on his lots op posite C. street. This is a lively week for Myrtle Point. Tuesday, C. H. Alton’s circus, 21 trucks of wild animals, Cuban ponies, dogs, goats, etc. appeared in the city. Then Wednesday, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday the annual Coos and Curry County Fair. The crowds that are in town from day to day give evidence that the attendance at ‘the fair will be the largest ever. George Guerin and Charley Haines returned Saturday from a trip into the Eckley country. * Mr. and Mrs. Deyoe and three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. |£erle Ken yon, Miss Betty Luttrell and Mies Hickman picnicked on the Bandon beach Sunday. Several new houses are under con stduction in and near Myrtle Point. E. F. Hoffmans are building a new house on their farm near the Hoffman bridge. Walter Huff Unbuilding and E. C. Barker has started the erection of a modern six-room house on his lots on Fourth street. 'v ' ■ - ;__ Rev. and Mrs. Ostrander, of Gold Beach, have moved here to make their home. Mr. Ostrander will have , charge of the Presbyterian church for the coming year. ■ They will occupy the manse. M t . and Mrs. Edward Roland, of Oakland, California, arrived Monday for a few days* visit at the home of- Thbs. Guerin. « R. Gray and son, C. H. Gray, of Spokane, are visiting relatives and, friends in Myrtle Point this week. Joe Ststta, of Corvallis, is visiting his uncle, Charley Haires, this week Oliver Clarke, son of Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Clarke, and Miss Edna May Drake were married at the Methodist church Monday. Dave Baker, of Loe, died at his home at eleven o’clock- Monday night after a long illness^ Funeral service^ When you buy a Goodyear All-Weather or a Goodyear Pathfinder* from us you’ve estab lished a tire home for life. .Meanf&MM/ Mfear Phone 133 General Blacksmith Acetylene Welding Auto Repairing * Only the very best material used. Anything and everything you need is in our stock. Our stock is complete and up-to-date in all lines of logging sup plies. WE DO ACETYLENE WELDING, AUTO RE PAIRING AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHING. H. T. Wimer & Son Closing for s over and Order Early Saturday for Sunday Dinner Sweet Potatoes, Green Corn, Celery, Table Gem Squash String Beans, Grapes, Banana Squash, Green Peas, Canteloupes, Watermelons, Casabas, Honey Dew Melons, Head Lettuce, Cabbage, Bunch Carrots, Bunch Beets, Cranberries, Tomatoes, Grapefruit Walker Tamales, per DAINTY WHOLE BEETS 2 Large Cans 25c CANE & MAPLE SYRUP No. 2h Tins . - 38c No. 5 Tins • - 73c No. 10 Tins - $1.33 Phone 69 for Best Service THÜNE rcn PURE FOOD f Ask for cash tickets entitling you to fraa Rogen Sil verware or Save Red Stamps and get the cash discount. The Boy Scot* of Fairvie^ are was in the Lee cemetery. progressing very- rapidly^ M Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, of Mc Kinley, we¥e Myrtle Point visitors all working toward joining the rank« of first clan Moots. Saturday even Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Morehouse ing.» court of honor was scheduled at returned to their home in Orland, which E. L. Vinton and A. T. Morriagh were to preside but they failed to California, after visiting relatives in appear. The scouts proceeded with Myrtle Point several weeks. Mrs. Fannie Krantz, of Covina, their cooking test aftyway. Sizzling California, is visiting at the home of >acon, popping eggs and sputtering her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. potatoes filled the evening with due excitement. As calamities are rare Barklow. Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw and lit-| things with this group of boys it did le daughter returned to their homo not take them long to be enjoying a in Vancouver after spending several good hot feed. Louis Sonneland, the weeks here. Mrs. Shaw helped care troop’s master, had only to look on and receive the finished product. The for her sister, Mrs. Chas. Butler. Ernest Pearson, who has been ill troop includes Sam Komher, Clifford the past month with typhoid, was Norris, Fay Holverstott, Norman Berry, Curtis Holverstott and Harold able to return to school last week. Berry. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holverstott and son, Ben, and Mr. Berger. Sunday visitors in the valley includ ed Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sanderlin, of Bandon. School is progressing very nicely. The enrollment is down to eighteen this year but we are hoping it willl climb before long. Improvements are being made on the school grounds, al though at present everyone is so busy, work is lagging a bit. We are very proud of our wonderful school build ing and extend a hearty invitation to any who wish to visit us. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holverstott and sons. Fay and Ben, attended the open ing services at the Pioneer Methodist church Sunday. ■ ...................... I I MILK & CREAM R. W. Bishop, Prop. Phone 602LL We specialize in highest quality. Now handling the milk from the Jas. Jacobson Ranch, famous for high quality. We will soon be established in our new location on the Burns Ranch, N. Taylor St. Your in spection is invited at any time. Two Deliveries Daily We are now equipped to render quick, effi cient and sanitary ambulance service to the general public. Emergency calls answered promptly day or night to anywhere. VERY REASONABLE RATES Phone 5-J or 109-R To The People Having been honored with the nom ination of the Republican party at the Primaries for the office of County Judge, I consequently aspire to be elected, and my greatest ambition and purpose, if elected, will be to fill the office with honor and trust; promising a conservative, economical, faithful, business administration. I will have no special interests to serve nor pre-election promises to re deem. The best service and material for the dollar, and a dollar’s worth of value for every public dollar expend ed WILL B® MY MOTTO. You are invited to investigate my record fdr honesty, integrity, sound business judgment and sincerity of purpose. Your support of my candidacy is most earnestly and respectfully soli cited. • D. F.-(Dave) Thompson. 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