MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
He gambled
to “save”
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The last few hundred “worry-miles” in his
old tire were worth perhaps 27 cents. Yet
he put off replacing it — gambled on it.
Save time, trouble and money — replace
those old tires now.
Mm. Caroline Train and daughter,
Mm.
M. Cooper, left by stage for
Los Angeles Thursday.
They will
visit relatives there and be gone a
month or more.
The Gravel Ford Grangers present
ed a comedy play entitled, “Our Coun
ty Agent,” given January 19th. The
play was written by Victor Stevens,
of Gravel Ford, and every one re
ported it a good play. Myrtle Grange
la planning a series of entertainments
during the next few month*, which
Discriminating buyers will find that there is a great
will be given after th* regular buai-
ness meetings.
saving in buying quality goods, especially when there
Dr. H. A. Reynolds has taken a
lease on the Huaer plaee.
He and
is no difference in price.
Mm. Reynold* moved to this place
Friday, where they will make their
home and will , go into the fitch and
chicken bumness.
Marshfield “Pirates” beat Myrtle
Point "Bobcats” in a thrilling game
You will receive the same courteous treatment if you
of baaket ball Friday evening. One of
the faartest games of baaket ball th*
come in to compare as if you buy.
county has ever ston was played. At
the half Myrtle Point was ahead but
at the last quarter Marshfield shot
two baskets, making th* Anal score
20 to 21 in favor of the Pirates. Both
sides played especially fine basket
ball. Tbe contest was fast, the pass
is oùr Motto
ing accurate and the scoring close
throughout the game.
The annual meeting of the stock
Below are a few suggestions
holders of the Coos A Curry County
Fair Association will be held at the
city hall in Myrtle Point Saturday,
MOTHER’S COCOA
PURE LARD
February 6th, at 2 p. m.
The five student* graduating from
2 pound cart
3 pounds, bulk
ths high school this semester were:
Vera McNair, Walter Gitkison, Floyd
Watson, Dwight Bones and Katie
KENNEL RATION
TIP TOP COFFEE
Guerin.
Twenty-one football letters were
for your dog or cat
In Pound Packages
awarded to the football players at
the last student body meeting. Coach
Per can
Essman gave the M’s to the follow
BULK COFFEE
ing: F. Schmidt, L. Shelton, L. Ray,
H. Strong, F. Morrison, E. Woods, R.
JEWEL COMPOUND
Don’t mistake these for grades to
Morrison, R. Wilson, D. Bones, D.
Carver, L. Carver, D. Druliner, W.
One Pound Package
make price only, but we recom
Felsher, H. Endicott, N. Gant, D. Gil-
kinson, H. Hall, F. King, E. Kinni-
mend them at, pound,
cutt, B. Mast‘and I. Miller.
Born last Thursday morning to Mr.
and Mrs. F. N. Hartley, an eight and
one-half pound daughter, their first
child. She has been named Leia Rae.
Mr. and Mm. E. C. Barker were
Marshfield business visitors Friday.
Mr. Barker attended the “Game Pro
tection Association” meeting and
M« Barker attended to ether busi-
nee*.
The Past Matrons club had a meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ralph Kring, after the buai-iM.
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nees
meeting
the afternoon was spent
playing bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ikeworth, of Empire,
Live News From Arago
wem week-end visitors at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins en
of Mr. and Mm. Fred Schofield.
joyed a visit over »the week end with
Them am twenty-two new students Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Dameron, of Ban
in high school this semester.
They don.
am: Carol Hazelton, Sam Breuer,
Albert Gulstrom returned home
Alic* May Endicott, Vernon Pearson, Friday from Tillamook. He spent the
Fred Barklow, Phyllis Dement, Ger part week there on business.
aldine Reed, Paul Laird, Roderick
Roger Mors«, dairy extension spec
Barklow, Clyde Barger,
Eleanor
ialist of O. 8. C, will be at Arago an
Breuer, Eldora Chamberlin, Sylvia January 16 at 1:30. He will give a
Culbertson, Kenneth Diets, Viola El lecture on “Genetics,” demonstrating
lis, Carl Ellis, Kathryn Hamilton,
the new herediacope just perfected by
Melvin and Elvin Lakey, Robert
Professor C. C. Grave* of the U. 8.
Ocheitree,
Hazel Schroeder, Edna
department of dairy extension work.
9turdivant and Lotti* Wagner.
1 Turner MacDonald and wife re
Harold Mullen, who haa been at
turned home Saturday evening from
tending high school in North Bend,
a two weeks’ outing at Port Orford.
has recently moved to Myrtle Point
They added a new porch and built in
snd atarted second semester here.
cupboards to their cottage while there
Ellis S. Dement and L. H. Pearce
and also planted some shrubbery.
returned Sunday from
Portland,
Mrs. Edith Woodward was unable
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and
where they had been for several days
to teach the Bible class Sunday, hav Mr. and Mm. Ayers made a business follows: president, Mrs Turner Mac
on a business trip.
Donald; vice president, Mrs. Grace
trip to Eugene on Saturday.
The Ladles Aid of the Presbyterian ing been ill the past week.
Burtia; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Er
Mrs. Sarah Barklow enjoyed a few
The “BOH Dogs’’ will meet the Riv nest Watkins.
Church were entertained by Mm. John
Those present were
days
’
visit
with
Mr*.
Frank
Lane,
of
Carver and Mrs. Birdie Hazelton Wed
erton team on the local floor Friday, Meedames J. D. Carl, C. C. Robison,
nesday afternoon In the church par- Myrtle Point.
January 22. Riverton has one of the
Mrs. George Robison entertained strongest teams on the “B” league C. E. Schroeder, Leo Hearing, G. W.
lorn.
Ayern, L. M. Myers, Wayne Wood
The Women’« Club will meet next Saturday evening in honor of her son, and a splendid game ia anticipated. ward, Lawrence Barklow, Albert Gul-
Woodrow
’
s
fifteenth
birthday.
A
Monday, January 25th.
Mm. Pert
The Riverton Independents snd the strom, Tyrrell Woodward, Adrian
Peamon is the chairman of the pro- group of young people were invited in Arago Independent* will play a pre Halter, C. A. Keitner, George Robi
gram and a very good entertainment snd a very pleasant evening was liminary game the same evening.
son, Joe Lett, Frank Lane, Ed Myers,
spent playing games, after which
is being planned.
The friend* of Rev. Redb Summer 0. H. Aaaen, Cleve McAllister, Ernest
lainty
refreshment*
were
served
to
The Royal Neighbora met Monday
lin are giving him a postcard and Watkins, Sarah Barklow, Ire Wilson,
night for their regular meeting with the following guests: Herbert Carl, letter shower on hi* birthday, Janu
Price Robison, Fred Lafferty, S. L.
initiation of new member«. After the Wallace Carl, Lauri Milani, Lois ary 28. Mr. Summerlin has been ill
Lafferty, and Verne Lundy.
Schroeder,
Keith
Krrbba,
Freddie
Mi
business meeting refreshment« were
the past year and la befffast at’hi*
Mr. and Mm. Jacob Moomaw Jr.
lani,
Pries
Schroeder,
Joan
Milan«,
served.
him* at 801 East Flander St., Port and family, of Myrtle Point, moved to
Ernest
Milani,
Leona
Pauli,
Evelyn
Friends of Mrs. Russell Webb re
land, Or*. Anyone who wishes to Arago this week. They are living on
ceived word Thursday that her hus Doyle, Willie Sinko, Iola Robinson write him at thia time is requested to
Mm. L. R. Hampton’s place.
band had passed away at a hospital and Woodrow Robinson.
do so and it will be much appreciated.
Mr. and Mm. Frank Fish are en
Mis*
Dorma
Lett,
of
Norway,
vis
in Tacoma.
Mrs. Emily Hicham wiN teach the
joying a visit with their daughter,
Mm. Will Lundy left Sunday for ited Sunday with Miss Lila Dement, Base Hill school on Dement Creek
Mm. Louie English, of Coquille.
Rosthurg where she will remain dur- of Arago.
above Broadbent this summer.
Mr. and Mm. Robert Doyle, of Eu
The “Bull Dogs” played their first
ing the vacation of her son, Barton
George Hampton purchased a regis gene, am visiting a few weeks with
schedule
game
of
the
season
Friday
Stemmier, who ia with an oil com-
tered Jersey bull calf this week from
relatives in this vicinity.
pany at that plaee. Mr. and Mrs. evening at Bridge. The Bridge team John Kopplin, of Gaston, Ore.
The
The North Bend Independents met
Stemmier plan to take a trip to Port fought hard but were unable to break calf is from Mr. Kopplin’s Grid Medal
the
Arago Independents on the locsl
through
the
Arago
defense.
They
land and Mrs. Lundy will keep their
bull. Beauty’s St. Mawes Lad, whose
only scored one field baaket with a pedigree shows an average of 800 floor Monday evening in a fast and
baby.
Mm. E. A. Folsom, of Salem, is long shot and converted one foul shot. pounds of butterfat for the past four interesting game of basket ball. The
spending this week at the home of The game ended in a one-sided score generations. Hi* grand-dam on his game was give and take with Arago
of 32 to 8. The girls’ game was also dam’s side is Fauvic’a Star, who won leading most of the time. They were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garrett.
Dave McNair and Walter Sykes left a one-sided affair ending in a 35 to 7 several time time* at the National still in the lead with only one minute
to play when North Bend scored an
Wednesday for Portland on a few score in favor of Bridge.
Dairy 8how.
other basket snd put them one point
The quarterly potluck supper of
days’ business and pleasure trip.
Miss Elizabeth Cockerham was back
Mr. and Mrs. G. Wellman left for the Arago Community Church will be in the school room last Friday, after in the lead, which Arago was unable
Salem Wednesday morning. They held Thursday evening at the gym and absence of two week* recuperat to overcome. The Anal score ended
Dean Parsons, of Eugene, ing from injuries she received in an 28 to 29 in favor of North Bend.
have been visiting in Myrtle Point fos nasium.
Arago’s Mneup was Art Farrier, Wiley
will
be
present
to speak on community accident during the holiday*.
the past few days.
,
Mrs. Mary Holt came home from development. Marshal] Dana, preai
Alvin McQuigg, of Coquille, spent Cornwell, forwards; Orvus Miller,
Portland last week. She spent the dent of the Oregon game commission, laat Wednesday at the Nile Miller centerf Wendell Robison and Bob
Davis, guards
of Portland, is also expected to be home.
holiday« there with her
The Arago girls flayed the Myr
present. Everyone is welcome.
Tiebenor.
Mrs. J. L. Burtia entertained the
Miss Ora Buehler was united in
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Evernden, of Ladies Missionary society Wednesday tle Point girls in a preliminary game
marriage to Edward Harry Penrod San Francisco, left Wednesday morn afternoon. A very short program of which was very slow and uninterest
Saturday evening.
ing for Eugene. They spent the pert reading* on Foreign Missions wae en ing, ending in a scorn of 20 to 10 for
two weeks here visiting at the home joyed and election of officers far the Myrtle Point.
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Riverton News
The Riverton basket ball boys held
a practice scrimmage with Coquilte
at Riverton Thursday afternoon of
last week. Another practice was held
at Coquille Tuesday after school No
scores wore kept but the teams are
quit* evenly matched.
The first basket ball league game
of the season was played on our floor
with Ooos River Saturday night. The
large auditorium was packed with
loyal supporters of both teams as well
as many others from nearby towns.
Coos Rievr has a very strong team
but was handicapped by having one
of its beet men ill. so they lost to us
by a score of 40 to 18. The Coos Riv
er girls were more fortunate, how
ever, and won from our girts 16 to
18. The same night the Riverton In
dependents won from the Coos River
Independents 28 to 14.
One of the moot delightful social
gatherings in Riverton for some time
was a birthday party at the W. T. Al
pina home Sunday, honoring Mrs. Al
pine. A most bountiful and delicious
dinner was served about two o’clock,
following which most every one Joined
in the music and singing. The hostess
received many useful and beautiful
gifts. Besides the host and hostess
and ton, Karl, there were present: Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Sen, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
F. Atkinson, Mr. and Mm. W. A.
Bean, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hartwell
and Cheria Mae, Miles and Grant,
Mrs. A. C. Dye and daughter, Marie,
Mrs. H. J. Berry and Evelyn,* Mrs.
Mottle Peterson, Mrs. Gao. Martin,
Mrs. Clifford Martin, Mr. and Mm.
Lester Clausen, Ileene Harris, Mies
Msxine Brining, from Coquille, and
Messrs. A. E. Haan, Ansel Hayward,
Fred Berry, Howard Schroeder, Wm.
McFarirtne.
Six weeks tests in the grades and
semester exams in the high school last
week kept students and faculty alike
very busy.
Mrs. Leonard Sell was a*, ill with
a severe cold thia week that their
physician had to be called in.
Vincent Hunt, who has attended
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high school here for the first sem
ester, has tranferrod to Myrtle Point,
whore he will finish the second semes
ter.
^Visitors over the week end at the
Misses Faye and' Dorothy La
Branches residence were Miss Irene
Rook and two girt friends from
Bridge.
Mrs. Francis Sell transacted business
in Coquill* Thursday of last week.
Mrs. W. A. Bean and Mm. Geo.
Martin were shopping in North Bend
and Marshfield last Saturday.
Mr. and Mm. Lige Culbertson and
little children, of Gravel Ford, spent
the week end with Mm. Culbertson’s
father hem, J. L. Watson.
W. U. Dingee, of Butte Falls, is re
newing old acquaintances hem this
week and looking after some of his
property interest. Since leaving hem
a few yearn ago, he has been building
up a fox farm near Butte Falls.
On Friday night of thia week our
boys will motor up to Arago to play
their second league game of the sea
son. The Arago team is rated as one
of the strongest in th* county, so our
boys realize they will be up against
real men and therefore that it will
take th* combin«d best efforts of our
team to win.
V»Iley View School News
Mias Cowgill, assistant state club
leader from Corvallis, wae a welcome
visitor at Valley View school Wednes
day morning, where she gave the
sewing club some delightful pointers
and suggestions.
Mias Cowgill was in Coos county
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and
In Curry county Thursday and Friday.
She will speak to the dub leadens at
Coquille Saturday.
We of Valley View fool especially
honored by her short visit and pre s
ence.
A master struggle is in action at
the Valley View marble tournament
with Billy McKelvey at the top and
Raymond Willard a cloae second.
Irma Caudle is stiM holding the bot
tom place.
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