MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
for a dislocated shoulder.
L. E. Watson, of Bridge, entered
the Mast hospital last week for
treatment for an injured leg received
while working for the highway de
partment.
Ratliff» Lawhorn and his daughter,
Jessie, of MeKinley, were Myrtle
Point viaitora Thursday.
Henry Schroeder went to Gold
Beach the last of the week with a load
of furniture. Harold Guptel and
Percy Hunt accompanied him.
Mrs. T. M. Stover received treat
ment thia week for an absceae on her
hand which had become infected.
Mrs. Jackie Ford, of Marshfield,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mm.
Dick Braden, Wednesday.
The stockholders of the Bank of
Myrtle Point held their annual meet
ing last week and the following of
ficers were elected:'A. J. Radabaugh,
president; Jesse D. Clinton, vice presi
dent; Railph D. Kring, cashier. Di
rectors included the above names and
Goo. Dickinson, Thos. J. Hayes, W.
II. Hayes and J. M. Hayes, of Powers.
At the meeting of the stockholders
of the Security bank, hold in the
bank office last Thursday, R. C. De
ment was elected president; N. G. W.
Perkins, vice president; Karl Kauf
man, cashier; and H. G. Dement, as
sistant cashier. Directors include the
above and W. E. Lundy and C. Giles.
Fred Lafferty left Thursday for
Hubbard, Where he will epend a week
on business and visiting.
Miss Katie Guerin taut Thursday
for Portland and Forest Grove, where
she wiM stay for some time visiting
relatives.
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Live News From Arago
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Miss Lila Dement spent last week
J end visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Warner, of Broadbent.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward and
’■ son, Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley!
SWIFTS, FORD’S, CARSTEIN’S and MOEREL’S, all first grade hams.
,y Halter, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Myers and,
’ Mrs. Frank Lane enjoyed the after-|
noon on the Bandon beach Sunday.
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Mrs. Wm. Knabe has received word
from her sister, Mrs. Patton, of Los
Angeles, that she is quite ill with a
siege of cancers. Mrs. Patton visited
*’ her here last summer.
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The Junior play, “i Will! I Won’t!,’’
was enjoyed Wednesday evening by a
large audience and the players were
.’ highly commended for their acting,
j Ray Barklow as Doctor Willis in the
p leading part was a scream, the part
being absolutely opposite to his dis-
( position and character. The dual roll
r was played by Lois Schroeder who is
actress enough to change from a
, sweet to a sour disposition in sniffy*,
J Laura Milani as Lynn Patton, rcol-
J lege co-ed with plenty of pep, was
splendid. LaVaun Aa^en, as Geor-
Brewster Valley
gette the colored maid, supplied plen
ty of comedy and played the part
Mrs. Perley Crowley entertained a
n well. Shelby McAllUter. as Carney
number of her friends on Thursday
Underwood, a ne’er do well young
with a quilting bee. Those present
, scamp, was splendid in that particu-
were: Mesdames Prohaska, Walter
! lar part. Leona Pauli, as a sassy
Laird, J. H. Laird, E. Wilson, C. M
j co-ed, did exceedingly well.-
And
Wilson, B. Taylor, M. Jones, L. Laird,
r Ruth Keltner balanced up the play
W. A. Nickason, C. Nicks son, L.
’ with the dignified part of Dean Willis.
Mayne, E. Krswson, D. Crowley, A.
J* Ernest Ferrari with his accordion
Christensen, O. M. Durrell, E. Alford
’ gave several beautiful selections be
and Miss Dorris Durrell.
tween acts. Rural Griffin also helped
On Wednesday evening the home of
out with his uke snd harmonica com
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nickason was the
bination during the intermissions,
scene of a pleasant social gathering
which was much appreciated.
of ¡Brewster Valley singers.
The “Bull Dog’s Bark” have elected
Min Iris Clinton, one of Gravel
* a new staff for the coming semester:
Ford’s well known ladies and a popu
editor-in-chief, Leona Pauli; news re-
lar member of the young set, and
* porters, Laura Milani and Ernie Mi
Jesse Laird, a eon of Mr. and Mrs.
lani; sport reporters, Lois Schroeder
Walter Laird of Brewster Valley,
and Rural Griffn; literary editor, I
stole a march on their friends Satur
Clara Delsman: business manager, 1
day evening and were married by
’ LaVaun Aasen; typist, Walter Moore.
Judge Thompson at the home of the
and
mimeograph operator, Milo ‘
groom's sister, Mrs. Robt. Dutton, of
Griffin.
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Coquille. They are now at the home
Mary Helen Watkins enrolled in 1
of Walter Laird, after which they will
high school this week, having com- (
return to Gravel Ford where they
’ pleted the eighth grade work this 1
have rented a ranch.
Both young
term and passed all examinations sat- 1
people are well known here and their
’ isfactorily.
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friends wish them much happiness.
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Fred Lafferty left Thursday morn- 1
Leslie Groat with hie little son
ing for the Willamette Valley in *
visited at the Pinkston hospital on
' search of a purebred Jersey sire. Mr.' >l ended with a score of 44 to 28. The I
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Sunday. Mrs. Groat is improving.
' Lafferty has a number of purebred Arago line-up was mostly the original!
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Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Alford visited at
' cow» which he has been testing the te»m which won lhe tournament six'
*f 1‘“*rnatloB-
the Brant Taylor home on Monday.
’ past few years, and expects to breed y««™
under Coach F. F. Cooper. cwa
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson are
up a herd of very fine purebred« in They are> Wendell Robison, Everett ternational l.w renresentinr m
spending a few days in Portland.
, the near future.
| Lafferty, Arthur Farrier and Wiley tlonallties, among whom were 21
Mrs. David Crowley is enjoying a
The Coos River Indians will meet Cornwell.
Americans, attended the course. The
visit from her mother, Mrs. Sutton,
the Bull Dogs on the local floor Fri-1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane, of Myr-
I»«rt of them are university
of Port Orford.
day evening, January 29.
A good tie Point, visited a few days this I men now
th* diplomatic or consular
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Laird enjoyed a
game is anticipated as Coos River and week with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hal- * **rv1ce- "“d this year the number Is
week
end visit with their son, Binger
Arago are considered two of the best ter.
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‘•'’«•r. Twelve conn
teams on the “B” league.
The potluck ,upp<,r o{ the Arago oth*XJ£ “h^rJStemyTThth C m Laird, wife and family, of Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cordray with
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Myers spent community church was well attended founded with the collaboration of the Mr. and Mrs. Molletor were Sunday
Wednesday afternoon visiting with Thursday evening. A number of out- Carnegie endowment for Internation- dinner guests at the J. D. Laird home.
Bev. and Mrs. Frank Bunch, of Gravel gjde visitors were present and enjoyed"
P«ace. The Dutch government has
A miscellaneous shower was given
Ford. Mr. Bunch is slowly improving the evening with us. Doan Parsons, cr****d 5 scholarships of 400 guilders Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Laird at the com
in health, having been ill for several of the University of
Oregon, was each for foreigners desiring to attend munity hall on Sunday night. They
I months. His many friends here are pr(WT1t and gave a very interesting
court*-—Chicago News.
received many pratcical and useful
,looking forward to the time when he talk on community development. John!
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gifts.
can again fill the pulpit here.
Cerl waa appointed chairman of the
OW Roman Farmhouoa
Alva Brown for more than 30 years
Communion services wiH be held at executive committee and this commit-
A greet Roman farm eat a bi I ah meat, a resident of MeKinley, passed away
Arago community church next Sun- tee will meet some time in the near
rur*1 ¥,,la of ■ ™1«nlal gentleman on Monday at twelve o’clock. Funer
day, January 31. Rev. E. G. Ran ton, future and appoint committees for °f
Th!rd ,‘rn,"I7- <• being un-
al services wore held at the family
of Myrtle Point, will preach the morn- the next supper to be held the third
w.n'Jlr n?.'/T? n**r ’
home at one o'clock Wednesday. In
ing sermon. He conducted the morn- Wednesday m April.
1 principal building'
terment was in Dora cemetery.
ing service last Sunday.
Glenda Jean Lillie and Darwin Gul- m«re than fifty yards and contained
Jim Avery received several bad etrom are confine* at home with the thirty rooms. An outstanding feature
cuts on his leg this week, while pull- chicken-pox this week.
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’he both establishment, patterned
ing a drag saw down hill. He stumbled
Miss Opal Robison, of Glide Ore- *2?
b-tha •» Rome,
Special for Saturday and Monday
Busy Comer Grocery
Coquille Service
Station
Coquille, Oregon
Phone 133
him. epula, hi. U< mppw I,. Th.
<’ocior
at °nce but
Avary wili be laid up for some time,
Mrs. Sarah L. Wood returned to
her home in Coquille Friday after a
month’s visit with her sister, Mrs. L.
l.pd. riturn—1 U thpJr n,^t(pp that th, pua, *u
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school« on Sunday, having spent the of a fire; apparently the owner atm-
week end here with their parent«, Mr.
decided to move away to a ute
and Mrs. George Robison.
| P|ac* when the barbarian tribes be
Mm. Jesse Robison returned home
RhlM became too restless,
Saturday from the Knife hospital,
th* •o<1 **
r°urth century, I