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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1929)
y I I t * PAGI K; L iberty T heatre SOCIAL NOTES ILetUsShowYou The E. L. Vinton heme on Spurgeon Hill was the scene of quite the smart est of our midwinter parties when Mrs. Ed Vinton and Mrs. Harry Oerd ing entertained at a bridge» luncheon tirili Vvn nlzinnzt/l «ava 4-1« nzt»Mvs<wt » and evening party last Friday. The You will be pleased with the service we give you and with our goods and rooms were gay iq their holiday at prices. We take as great care in filling orders as if you were to come to our tire of red and green. Holly, bells store in person. Give us a chance to serve you. and poinsettia» were used profusely V throughput. A largp Christinas tree resplendent in its beautiful decora tions graced one corner of the living room. Holly and large poinsettia» CURFEW PEACHES PILLSBURY. PANCAKE FLOUR formed the centeyneces for the lunch eon table in the*afternoon: A deli No. 2'/ 2 Tins — 4 Cans Large Pkge. In a Smashing Underworld Picture! cious supper was also served the guests following -the evening play of bridge- The high score for the afternoon LOG CABIN SYRUP ’ ■ Chipso was won by Mrs. Harvey Hale, sec V Medium Size ond high by Mrs. George Hartley, and 2 Packages "í the door prise by Mrs. T. B.’ Currie. *> High score in the evening was won : by Mrs. Archie Walker and second A Gripping Story of Those Who Prey high by Mrs. James Watson, Mrs. G. MISSION BLEND TEA PEANUT BUTTER on a Big City. Lon at his Finest Earl Law winning th« door prize. % lb Pkge. 2 lb Can Those invited were Mesdames R. C. 1 as the Underworld Leader Schott, Lowell Simpson, J.- S. Parton, fl. V W. J. Jenkins, J. Arthur Berg, Geo. .With Taylor Jr., James Brady, Paul Van Scoy, Harlan Buckingham, Archie CALUMET BAKING POWDER CATSUP Walker, J. R. Bunch, Jas. Watson, 5 lb Can Large Bottle T. B. Currie, E. C. Yarbrough, A. M. Fieh, Robt. Watson, Bert Folsom, Wm. Zosel, H. C. Getz, George Mc Guire, Roy Watson, E. A. Johnsen, ARROW SHORTENING Ed. McKeown, W. A. Gilbert, Chas. SUGAR Evland, Alton Grimes, Henrietta Adm. 50c Child 10c 8 lb Pail • 8 lbs for Morgan, M. J. Hartson, A. B. Collier, J1.35 Frank Thrift, D. F. Thompson, Ned Kay, E. A. Walker, Donald Estes, Herbert Lukens, Bert Kay, Theo Clin ton, G. Earl Low, C. D. Walker, >- Tracy Leach, Kenneth Kistner, E. A. ohn Mfiler, W. V. Glaisyer, , C. W. Kline, Hal Pierce, C. A. Rietman, Perry Roper, C. C. Archibald, M. H. Hersey, C. W. The Home of All Gold Canned Goods ' Ashton, Geo. Chaney, Julius Ruble, Georgie Van Ness, Geo. Hartley, Lafe Compton, Henry Hess, Otto Davis, Fred Hudson, Jack Lefevre, P. M. f“ Drake, Wm. Mansell, I. A. Elrod, Am four pink candles were placed. Candy Rube’s Death Saved Thousands Phone £>13xl Coquille, Ore. brose Chapin, -Harvey Hale, Rqy baskets and colored ballons were the <5eo. B. Weatherby, who returned Neal, L. H. Hazard, Hale Eubanks, favors found at each place where the Earl Nosier, J. E. Paulson, Frank following were seated: George .Fol last week from a visit in Eureka and O m Cent a Werd Rack Iwsrti— Pook, A. J. Sherwood, Ed. Lorenz, som, Theodore and John Ellingsen, Crescent City, says that the people Marriage Licenses V. F. W. Elect for 1929 Willard Bosserman, Orvin Gant, Dick Vinton, Kennett Lawrence, Paul of the latter place, were considerably Dec. 29—Wallace W. Smith, of The election of officers for the com Henry Lorenz, W. V. Ferguson, Keith and Charles Walker, Margaret Smith, disgusted that the governor of Cali FOR SALE—Royal Typewriter at a fornia would not allow payment of the Placerville, Calif., and Carol Friseen, ing year by the Veterans of Foreign Leslie, John Aasen, J. A. Lamb, Geo. bargain. Al condition. Priced to Patty Ann Brady, Marvine McClellan. reward offers for the death of Marion of Marshfield. They were married by Wars, held in K. P. hall here last Lorenz, Mns. Muri Pettit, of Albany, move. Fred’s Radio Shop. ----------------- ,----- - Rube, slain here a couple of week» ago Rev. S. D.- Walters here at hi» home Friday evening, resulted in the follow Oregon, Mrs. A. H. Johnson and Miss On Getting Into Wrong Car after attempting to rob the First CITY AND RANCH properties last Saturday. ing being chosenj Amy Johnson, of Tacoma, Wash., and It is sometimes embarrassing to National Bank. bought, sold, exchanged. We also Dec. 29—A. B. Farrier and Roberta Leslie Martin, Commander. Miss Pauline Chase. ■ find several cars on the street that * They say that Rube’s death saved Doyle, -both oL Aragu. They—were —Fl o yd -Sm ith, Se nior vic e grand, — have some fine dairy- stock for sale. all look alike. We heard of a lady the state and county many thousands -Whatever your wants SEE CLAY married by Judge R. H. Mast at the Irvin Bingham, Junior vice grand. A group of young folk» were enter 337 W. 2nd St - Phone 199. It* court house Saturday. Henry George, Chaplain. tained by Misses Pauline and .Grace recently who drove around the block of dollars. One deputy had been out in the hills Dec. 81—yern H. Brown and Mabel E. J. Brophy, Quartermaster. Ellingsen at a watch party New a couple of times looking for a place Cornwall, both of Bandon. They Fred Christensen, Officer of the Day Year’s eve, at their home on South to park near where she wanted to for some months looking for the out FOR RENT—<Stnall furnished three- room house. Close in. 465 West were married at the Chas. Roberts’ Wm. H. Fearnley, Post surgeon. Coulter street. During the evening shop, and then she had to go around law and he was wanted, dead or alive. Fifth St. Half block from high But Oregon should know what to ex home in Bandon,' New Year’s Day, by The installation, to be held in the Mrs. Ellingsen and Miss Agne» Whet the comer. way. Inquire on premises. After finishing her errands, which pect. The captons of Hickman, young Rev. E. G. Lawrence. * Modem Woodmen Hall in Myrtle stone chaperoned the party at the Jan. 2—Alva Harry, of Coquille., Point next Friday, Jan. 11, at 7:30 dance. Later in the evening all re took some little time she started kidnaper and murderer, learned that and Dorothy Lamson of Gold Beach. p. m., will be open to the public which turned to the Ellingsen home to for her car and saw what looked like California’s offers of reward for its WANT A PIANO T Here’» a dandy. Good a» new. Priced right. Fred's 1 Jan. 3—Lewis Currier and Louise is invited to be present. watch the New Year come in and en- hers just where she had wanted to escaped criminals ate not authentic. Radio Shop. park. She got in, toosed her package Armstrong, both of North Bend. At that time the annual Memorial joy refreshments. Those present were Jan. 3—Bcrton James Springstead Service will be held and a basket so Gretchen and Gertrude Mehl, Martha to the rear seat and was just ready Harvey Miller to Be Sentenced FOR SALE—High grade, white and Violet Ann Norman, both of Roae- cial will follow. The receipts from Jane Webb, Allington Glaisyer, David to press the starter when something On the return to jail last Friday Unversal Range, been used a short hurg. the sale of baskets will be used for re Smith, Herman Ellingsen, Daniel attracted her attention and she saw after his hearing in Justice Stanley’s time, good as new. For sale at a lief work. A dance will be the final Fish, Miss Agnes Whetstone and Mrs. a lot of packages in the rear seat. Re court on the charge of burglary of the low price. Mt. Staes Power Co. alizing then that she was in the H. N. Lorenz store, Harvey Miller event of the evening’s program. New Cases in Circuit Court Ellingsen. 51t3 wrong pew she hastily disembarked professed not tq have known what Dec. 28—W. A. Luce, appellant vs. Coo» County, in the matter of the es Only a few members were present and then had to return for her own the hearing was for and declared that WANTED—Day time care of children Mayor Thomas Honored package, praying that the owner Rates very reasonable. Phone tablishment of a county road on the Is the practice of presenting to re- at the business meeting of the St. would not approach and accuse her he wanted to begin serving his sen 603MM. Edith Sexton, Fairview left bank of the North Fork of Coos tiring mayors a token of esteem a James Episcopal Guild held Wednes tence as soon as possible; that he pre of purloining the package site had ferred the accommodations of the It* Road. County. “catching” one? If so it may affect day afternoon at the parish houee. Dec. 28—R. V. Leep vs. Jas. A. Dol the decision of Citizens, reluctant to Election of officers was held for the put into the car. “big” house to those of a county jail. Fate was kind and she reached her He accordingly signed a waiver of FOR RENT—8-room house, 651 West lar ahd Flora Dollar. accept office, in the future. Last year 1929 with Mrs. James Watson Fourth St, with bath, full plumbing Dec. 29—Mrs. C. Mill» vs. Henry G. Friday evening the city employes elected president; Mrs. C. J. Fuhr own car in safety. both preliminary hearing and grand and laundry trays, large electric A little different experience was jury investigation, and as soon as man, vice president; Mrs. J. S. Bar and Mabel M. Bunch. and members of the city council pre range, water heater and fireplace. Dec. 31—State Industrial Accident sented to L. L.Thomas, whose term as ton, treasurer; Mrs. Ida K. Owen, that of two^adies some time ago who Judge Brand is ready to receive his With garage. House lately papered had been invited to accompany an- plea, will plead guilty and receivd Commission vs. John Domath. secretary. Under the supervision of mayor of Marshfield has expired, with $33.00 per month. and painted. othsr lady to a party in her car. a handsome electric coffee percolator, Mrs. C. C. Evland, the retiring preei- They came out from the theatre and sentence to the pen. T. J. Walker. Apply on premises. Call Abe Flewelling, general mana sugar and creamer of pottery. de-it, the Guild has enjoyed a splen 50tf got into the rear seat of what they ger Wentem Coal Co. at Riverton for did and very successful year. Those Pythian Sisters Meeting attending were Mesdames Thomas up posed was the car they were to high grade domeatie and »team coal. The Pytnian Sisters held their reg FOR RENT—Apartment* in the Nos Call-nr card«. Ion fn- White, J. A. Lamb, Paul Van Scoy, go in. They noticed two men watch ular meeting last Wednesday evening Phone 501X. Coquille. ier Apartment House. Completely ing them but they remained in the George Taylor Sr., A. J. Sherwood in the K. of P. hall with a very good furnished, including steam heat, car for nearly an hour, before decid and hostesses, Mrs. Evland and Mrs. attendance for the beginning of the «hot and cold water. Prices $20.00, other lady was not re ing that the Bert Foloeom. $30.00 and $35.00. Call at Apart- turning. As soon a» they got but new year. Plans were made for joint installation with the Knights of Pyth ment No. 1, lower floor. got in and drove away, the two men The Needle Workers club spent a The The ladies arrived at the party ias on Wednesday, January 16. very enjoyable afternoon Thursday at Myrtlewood committee was retained SANDING FLOORS—Old or new the home of Mrs. Josh Ruble. Huckle when it waa half over and found that and instructed to continue sales of floors sanded; estimates given. berry greens were used for decora their chauffeur had supposed they blocks and gavels to Lodges and Tem Satisfaction guaranteed. Cali were not waiting for her. tions. The hostess was -Assisted in ples of other state and the profit be Harry H. Oerding, phone 161. serving refreshments by Mrs. Hand to applied on the maintenance fund for Daily News’ Annual Edition the following members: Mesdames the Oregon - Washington Pythian The Oregon Farmer can now be se- Ralph Lucas, T. C. Zosel, Frank Pook, According to its usual custom the Home located at Vancouver, Waeh. •ured in connection with the Sentinel Geo. Gilman, Frank Osmond, John Marshfield News appeared on New for 25 cent* a year; 25 eopiea a year. Belloni, F. F. Schram, Jack Arnold, Year’s day as a 36-page edition, Collision Yesterday Noon Melvin Kern, E. L. Hand, B. B. San with a survey of the industrial, agri A Ford delivery car from Roseburg der», Mr». C. J. Elwood, of Marsh- cultural and recreational progress of ■Ield, and Mias Eva Sherwood. Mrs. Coos county during the past year. It and J. N. Gearhart's Oakland collided I Elwood wHl entertain the club in a was well patronized with advertising with a loud report about 1:30 yester ‘ fortnight at her home in Marshfield. and was filled w<ith interesting facts day afternoon as the latter was being and figures and articles, and wu well driven out from the Coquille Service The members of the Laf-a-lot club illustrated. It was a credit to the Station on to Taylor street. The Ford suffered a bent radius rod and other arc invited to meet next Thursday af News office. bruises while the Oakland's frame in ternoon, January 10, with Mrs. Sher front wm bent and fender jammed wood at her home on the Fishtrap Card of Thanlm do w n. —I t w as i m pos s ible t o st e er th e TBitr------------ ;----------------------------------- We wiah to thank our many friend; Oakland after the collision. and neighbors for their kindness and By Contract or Day Labor Members of the Y. M. W. club were sympathy during our recent bereave Through the use of insect-collectiïg enterla.ned Thursday afternoon at ment, and for the many beautiful traps carried between the wings of Are You Going to Build? the home of Mrs. Everett Overton. floral offering«. airplanes entomologists have discov The hostess served' delicious refresh Let me furnish you with Mr. and Mr«. R. M. Waggoner and ered that there i» an unexpectedly ments to Mcodames Paul Brinkley, family. an estimate. large number of insects present in Alton Dungey, Kirk Shelly, Henry the upper air, many of them being Tiedetnsn. Mrs. Brinkley is now a Material and Work P.ed do'. »r .'a one of the most nu carried involuntarily. Entomologists number of the club. guaranteed. tritious of forage plants 'and when of the U. S. Department of Agricul Lttle George^Folsom, »on of Mr. well cured might well be used as a ture now believe that wind “trans an! Mrs. Bert Folsom, celebrated hi» protein feed for livestock,, replaeisg portât: orf* may be an important fac fourth birthday Noonday afternoon, | some of the more expenstiv cone».-- tor in t-tie spread of certain insects. Dec.m .er Slit, when a number of lit irate« such as bran, oil mekl. er coi-- Auto Topa and Curtain Light» say specialists tle Talks were in ited in for the after-, tonseed meal, »ay »pecialirt i at tbJ made new or old one» repaired. C. E. npon. A large table was prettily U. I* S. " D<partment'of —-*•-» Agriculture, *—«— Phone 191-R 409 N. Henry Collins Body Shop, 365 Front »treat, decorated for the occasion, being cen- i 1 —— Coquille. tered with a birthday cake on which’ « Calling cards 100 for $1.50. w a simwaa Monday, Jan. 7 Specials for Saturday and Monday Lon Chaney M “Tlje Big City’ Betty Compson - Marceline Day James Murray 67c 35c 53c 48c 15c 45c S1.00 20c Thrills Without End - One Nite Only 48c ' THRIFT GROCERY Englewood Coal S. & S. TRANSFER Want Ads Contractor and Builder Carl Ensele X