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UR greetings of the season to all
of you: may Christmas 1928 be
your happiest and others to follow
happier than this one.
O friend and stranger alike—Greetings!
KJMay you spend this glorious Yuletide sea
son midst abundant plenty — Health,
Wealth and all else that produces your conception
of real Happiness!
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New Cases in Circuit Court
YULETIDE
GREETINGS
Christmas be your beet,
Dec. 14—E. F. Keller vs. Albert
Matison, Hans Wigstad and wife.
Dec. 14—Annie Smith va. Eva
Margaret Pierce, Florence Vernetta
Pierce, Mildred Houser and Mary
Blakeley.
Dee. 14—C. A. DeLong vs. J. L.
Shawver and wife and the American
Bank, of Marshfield.
Dec. 15—Chas. W. Brock va. Ethel
Brock. Suit for divorce.
Dec. 17—Hilja Pybum vs. Karl Ja
cob Pyburn. Suit for divorce.
Dec. 19—Clara E. Aldrich Vs. Ed
ward A. Aldrich. Suit for divorce.
Farewell Fellowship Dinner'
A fellowship dinner and a very
pleasant informal entertainment was
extended Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Haw
kins and Mrs. J. P. Messer who expect
to remove from Coquille .very soon,
at the Pioneer Hall last Monday even
ing. Mrs. Messer has been a member
of the Pioneer church since its organ
ization and Mr. and Mrs. Hawkim
have been two of its moot prominent
members for nearly two decades.
There was a good attendance at the
dinner and the evening was pleasantly
spent with reminiscences and talks.
Mrs. Hawkins, her two daughters,
and Mns. Messer will go out to Eu
gene where Mrs. Hawkins has a house
rented and where Miss Marvin will
resume her studies at the university.
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Mrs. J. P. Beyers entertained the
hiking club members at a most deli
cious 6:30 o’clock chicken dinner and
for their Christmas tree exchange
party, at her home on Spurgeon hill
Monday evening. While all the mem
bers were gathered a telegram wale
received from Mrs. Mabel Eisaman
Marcy, of Englewood, Florida. Mrs.
Marcy was a former member. The
hostess had two dinner tables decor
ated very prettily with red and green
ribbon streamers leading to each
placg, where clever cards marked the
place for each guest: Mesdames Anna
Rooney, Bertha Smith, Mary Corthell,
Grant Wilcox, Maymie Geaney, Miss
es Beas Maury, Clara Lund, Edna
Asplund, Agnes Whetstone, Helen
Samson, Aagot Hoyendahi, Myrtle
DeLong and Mr. and Mrs. Beyers.
Mns. George MKJuire entertained
today from 2:80 til^5:00 about twenty
little follu in honor of her daughter,
Mary Lee, the occasion being her sev
enth birthday.
Promptly at four
o’clock Santa came and presented all
the guests with a little gift, which
he found for them on the Christmas
tree. It was followed by dainty re
freshments in which Mrs. Walter Lit-
zenberger assisted Mrs. McGuire in
serving. Those included were Mary
Lee McGuire, Barbara Leslie, Eileen
and Jane McLeod, Georgia and Lucille
Sherwood, Dorothy Glaisyer, Mary
Graham, Jackie Mudd, Betty Jean and,
Margaret Davis, .Marvin McClellan,
Anne Hawkins, Phyllis Jane Watson,
Rheo Walker, Phyllis Mae Litzen-
terger, Margaret Smith, Donna Dean
Bosserman, Donna Getz, Muriel Hunt,
Maxine Brinning, Betty Joe Schott,
Curtis Townsend and Betty Glaisyer,
who took part in entertaining the lit
tle follu.
CHRISTMAS FEED
FOR STOCK
Last 1928 Council Session
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The First National Bank of Co-
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I council Monday evening, their offer
I being the sum of $5011.25 and accrued
t interest for 5 per cent bonds.
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The only other bidder was the
> Farmers A Merchants Bank which
i offered $92.95 for each $100 worth of
: I bonds, to bear five per cent interest.
II Anz indication that a new federal
Mrs. George Gilman and Mrs. Cecil . Charming in every detail was the
• census is to be taken in 1930 was
' I contained in a letter from the bureau
Elwood, of Marshfield, entertained >ne o’clock Bridge luncheon given at
ointly Tuesday afternoon at the home her home today by Mm. Harvey S.
at Washington, D. C., which asked
of-the former with a miscellaneous Hale in honor of her mother, Mrs.
1 that a map of the city and also an
shower for Miss Cleta Johnson, bride Georgiahna Van Neas, of Rogers,
estimate of the city’s population be
elect whose marriage to Norman Con Arkansas, who is spending the winter
forwarded. . The city will send the
.1 map but no population estimate was
ger was an event Thursday of this in Coquille with her daughter and son-
Christmas decorations of
week at the home of the bride’a par in-law.
hazarded by anyone present.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Johnson. holly, poinaettiae and greens were
Permission will be given the Union
I Oil Co. to run a water line from the
Holly and Oregon Grape were used ' lovely in the rooms. The guests were
I end of the new line now being laid
for decorations. The hostess served served ' at small tables, where cards
a dainty luncheon in the late Ttter-
u, the tETTcrT,','
I Hert-Folaon^mt gcanted a license
nOon. Those enjoying the happy oc , Those present were Mysdam^a Georgy I
I to conduct a rooming house in the
casion-,'besides the honored guest, ¡anna Van Mees, Julius Ruble, M. H
I Bledsoe House, recently purchased by
were Mesdames Belle Elwood, B. B. Hersey, ‘Roy Watson, E. L. Vinton,
I him.
Sanders, Edward Flitcroft, J. C, Henry Hess, W. V. Glaisyer, Wm. Zo
I The council voted to lay a sewer
Frye, Otto Gustafson, L. S. Jayes, sel, Roy Neal, Frank Thrift, R. C.
I to the E. H. Kern property line, at his
Michael Sanders, Mary Sanders, J, J Schott, Ambrose Chapin Jr., C.’t
P. Johnson, Misses Reta Varney, Archibald, Otto Davis, Henrietta Mor
place on Maple Street, to connect with
I the First street sewer.
Mr. Kern
and Renca Johnson and Mrs. Stella gan, E. A. Johnsen, Donald Estes, G.
I has been assessed for the Second
Earl Low, A. 0. Walker, Jack Lefevre,
Sanders, of Marshfield.
I street sewer but it is impossible to
J. E. Paulson, Mrs. George Hartley,
I get any fall •from his place to Sec
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. of Murtaugh, Idaho; Mrs. Earl Cooley
ond street which would accommodate
V. Ferguson entertained with two and Mrs. Harry Dement, of Myrtle
I him.
tables of bridge at their home on Point; Mrs. H. R. Lukens and Mrs.
I S. D. Pulford called the council’s at-
South Beach street.. Those invited Kaufman, of Marshfield; and Miss
I tention to the way the now gravel
were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leslie, Mr. Pauline Chase.
I road on Sixth, west of Henry, is being
and Mrs. O. K. Beals, Mr. and Mrs.
The marriage of Miss Cleta Johnson
cut up- and requested that that block
J. F. Cramer, of Bandon.
to Norman Çonger was quietly sol
be regravelled by the city. He ad
McKenna Lumber .Co.
Organization of the McKenna Lum vanced as an argument that the dirt
Carol Young, youngest daughter of emnised Wednesday evening at nine
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Young, celebrated o'clock at the M. E. Church parsonage ber company, composed of four Ban from that improvement section had
her 14th birthday by giving a lovely by Rev. Gus Garboden, pastor of that don men who recently purchased 1,040 been used to fill the street between
party to a number of her friends at church. The bride is the charming acres of spruce, fir and white cedar Hall and the highway, thus saving the
her home Saturday afternoon.
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. John at the head of South Slough, was an city expense in the future.
Some opposition was expressed to
pretty Christmas tree added much to son. Mr. Conger is employed at the nounced here today.
Capital stock was set at. $100,000 tfee city spending money from the
the decoration of the living room, Durant Motor Co. Thursday morning
street fund to gravel streets, but rath
where all busied themselves with the happy couple left in their car for with the following officers :
er than lose all semblance of surfac-
M. J. .McKenna, president.
sewing until
refreshments
were a ten-day visit in Portland., They
| ing on Sixth the council authorized
J. T. Conlogue, vice president.
served to Carol Young, Elizabeth will make their home in Coquille.
the expenditure, up to $100, to put
J. B. Dillon, secretary. '
Pierce, Sara Margaret Nye, Anne
One of the pleasant events of the
more rock on that street.
W. P. McKenfia, treasurer.
Barton, Margaret Paulson, Betty
Mayor Skeels asked if anyone else
The company plane to start imme
Glaisyer, Anne Van Scoy, Florence I Yuletide season was the Christmas
Folsom, Yula Minard, Delores Bel party given by the Missionary Society diate building of from two and one- had anything to put up to this council,
lon i, Audrey Aasen, Maxine Collins, I of the Pioneer Church . Wednesday af- half to three miles of -railroad into- as the next session, Jan. 7, would con
and Madeline McKeown. Mrs. J. A. I ternoon at the home of Mrs. M. H. its holdings. A pile driver, purchased sist of reading the minutes and al
Lamb assisted Mrs. Young in serving. Hersey. The rooms were beautifully from the Coos Bsy Lumber company, I lowing bills. Mayor J. A. Berg and
decorated with red carnations, holly will be shipped to the head of South the new administration will then take
and other greens. A short program Slough within a day or two and will charge.
The Monotony Killen met Tuesday
in charge of Mrs. S. M. Nosier was be engaged for the next few weeks in
evening at the home of Dr. and M ts .
opened by prayer followed by singing driving from one to one and one-half Chas. Marshall Dies in Kansas
James Richmond for their regular
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of Christmas carols. ' Mrs. Nosier, miles of piling on which the railroad • .
Mrs. Eva M. Barrow received word
business and social evening and
Mrs. Richmond and Mns. Skeels gave will be hid.—Times.
this week from Mrs. W. J. Longston
Christmas Gift exchange. During the
talks describing the customs in other
at Elma, Wash., that Chas.'Marshall,
business meeting the orangization
lands for celebrating Christmas. Mrs.
School Warrants Paid Off
a 'Coquille resident a few years ago,
voted to give 825.00 to the local com
Robt. Bernhardt gave a select reading
School Clerk F. G. Leslie last week had passed awaj at the home of a
munity committee which has charge
and Mn. Kenneth Kelley delighted paid off $11,385.58 of district war
son in Girard, Kans., Dec. 15, after a
of distributing food and clothing to
her audience with two vocal numbers. rant indebtedness on Saturday, and
week’s illness' from flu.
He was
the needy this year. Those who en
A jolly social hour followed with the $484.54 in interest on those warrants.
buried in Cherokee, Kansas, by the
joyed the evening were Mr. and Mrs.
exchange of gifts from a well laden The payment was made after receipt
side of Mrs. Marshall, who died in Co
Tracy Leach, son, George Tracy,
Christmas tree. The holiday cheer from the county treasurer of $9,872.48
quille some ten or twelve years ago.
Mn. Ed. Lorenz, Blythe Cousins,
was further ephanced by the hostess-
Saima Lindros, Clara Bean,' Robert es, Mesdames James Richmond, Ly-1 ifi district taxes and $2,169.42 from Mr. Marshall was 94 years of age on
the elementary school- funds.
Dec. 8. He was the father of Mrs.
Dean, Ralph Noah, LeNorme Pownder,
man Carrier, J. A. Houdyshell and
An additional $201.79 was seat to Longston and a half brother of Mrs.
Barbara Richmond, E. L. Vihton, son,
Chas. Skeels, serving the proverbial New York city to pay interest or. Barrow«- ,
Dick, George^Leach, Dr. and Mm.
“plum pudding” with “trimmina" to school bonds.
James Richmond and son, Jimmy
those present, who were Mesdames
The payment made reduces the dis
Robt Bernhardt, J. S. Houck, A. T. |
trict's outstanding warrant indebted
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honor of her daughter, Delores, who Walter Oerding, Henry Belloni, J. I
was observing her 13th birthday an W. McGuffln, E. A. Johnson, John
Concrete Building for Front
niversary Tuesday, December 18th at Oerding, L. H. Bohlander, Marshall
their borne on the Marshfield high Way, B. C. Minard, Julius Ruble^Ken- [ J. W. Powell, who has been con
way. Christmas decorations were neth Kelley, Wade Arstill, R. B. ducting the second hand store in the
used in the rooms where the young
____ _ Rogers, S. M. Nosier, Geo. Wimer, old Brandon building on Front street,
folks enjoyed the evening in various Mrs. Geo. Hartley, of Murtaugh, Ida- has this week been moving his stock
to his home and in a few days expects
games. Mrs. Belloni served a dainty ho, and hostess, Mrs. Hersey.
to begin tearing down the present
lunch to the following: Delores Bel
frame building. In its place he will-
loni. Carol Young, Madeline McKeown,
have constructed a one-story concrete
Elizabeth Pierce, Margaret Paulson,
building, covering about the same
Audrey Aasen, Anne Barton, Sara
area
as the present frame structure.
Margaret Nye, Yula Minard, Reta
Besides furnishing Mr. PoweH a
Varney, Margaret Belloni, Dorothy
bettor store room the new building
Osmond, Betty Glaisyer, Olive Stew
i will reduce the fire hazard on the
art, Helen Robinson, La Verne Knife,,
south side of Front street.
Maxine Collins, Bertha Clinton.
Calling carts 100 for $1-50