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Mrs. S. L Lofferty, Fred Lafferty
and Clifford Knight returned Sunday
from Hubbard where they had been
on a business and pleasure trip.
About twenty couples of young peo
ple were entertained Saturday evening
in the Broadbent community hall, the
Misses Aileen Dement end Cornelius
Clausen acting as hostesses.
Two
tables were provided for those who
wanted to play cards but most of the
crowd spent the evening in dancing.
Music was provided by Mrs. Ellis De
ment and Frank True, relieved at in
tervals by Austin Hall and Basil
Smith. Refreshments were served at
a late hour.
George Halsey Guerin passed sway
in the Msst Hospital Friday night,
having had a complete stroke- that
morning. He was born in Factory*
, ville, Penn., June 20, 1872, and came
to Oregon with his parents in 1876.
He has resided in Coos and Curry
oounties since that time. Ho has been
engaged in entile raising and he own
FELDMAN’S NAPHTHA SOAP
SNOWCAP SHORTENING
ed and operated a cattle ranch near
Myrtle Point. He leaves to mourn his
round pail
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toss, one sister and three brothers:
Mrs. W. W. Deyoe and Thomas D.
round pail
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Guerin, of this city; Eckley C. Guerin,
of Juneau, Alaska; and Chas. V. Guer
SANTA CLARA PRUNES
in, of Los Angeles, California. He
Crystal White Scouring
has been preceded in death by his
10 pound boit
mother, father and five brothers.
CLEANSER
Services were held at the Schroeder
chapel, Rev. E. V. Ostrander officiat
HOMINY
ing. Music was provided by Mrs. Ellis
Dement, Mrs. Paul Breuer, Mrs. Ed
BISQUICK FLOUR
No. 2*4 tins, 2 for
Lewellen and Tom Summerlin, with
Charlotte Brosius at the organ. Inter
All ready to use, simply add milk
ment was at the Langlois cemetery.
or water
BULK COFFEE
Mrs. Minnie King, of Powers, was
a Myrtle Point visitor Monday.
1 package and
This coffee will give you satisfac
The teachers who room at the T.
1 large baking pan
G. Summerlin home were given a
tion. We recomemnd it.
pleasant surprise Friday night when
two of the number, the Misses Ger
LUX WASHING POWDER
3 pounds
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trude Sick and Faith Lindros invited
them into the living room. There the
small size
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girls found a table set with delicious
PURE LARD
refreshments, and all preparations
DUZ WASHING POWDER
made for a slumber party. The girls
who enjoyed the evening were Helen
large package
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Russell, Charlotte Brosius, Grace
3 pounds for
small size
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Linn, Alice Alverdee, Pearl Dodele,
Gertrude Sick and Faith Lindros. The
refreshments had been sent from Ida
ho by Miss Sick’s mother.
Miss Caroline Schneider spent the
week end at her home here. She is
attending the Willamette University
and was exempt from all exams for
the past six weeks’ term.
Olas Perkins, of Canby, is visiting
st the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. G. W. Perkins.
Word has been deceived that John
Spaulding, uncle of Mrs. J. W. Hall,
passed away January 18th at Yont-
ville, California. He has visited here Bridge. Deri Carver and Cornelius
a number of times and will probably Clausen held high score«. Those en
be remembered by many in this vicin tertained were: Frank end Frances
True, Mary Ellen Hartley, Aileen De
ity-
Mrs. L. M. Aasen, of Halls Creek, ment, Cornelius Clausen, Andy New
was a week end visitor at the home house, Cecil Barker, Delores Belloni,
Deri Carver, Ann Harlocker, Lynn
of her sister, Mrs. Frasier Hoffman.
Mrs. Emma Herman has been con Hoover, Genevieve Knight, Lenore
fined to her home on account of illness Shelton and Gene Prusster. Refresh
for several days this week. Mrs. A. ments were served at a late hour.
The Past Matrons’ Club of the 0.
MacDonald, of Norway, is spending
E. entertained at a bridge party and
the week with her.
It has been decided that the Junior a covered dish dinner Friday night
High School basket ball teams of Coos Those invited were the Part Patrons
county will hold their annual tourna of the chapter and their wivee and the
ment to decide the championship in husbands of the members, about
Chris
the local Junior High School auditor twenty-eight being present.
ium. Nine teams will participate and Moller received the prize awarded to
the games will start at 10 a. m. Sat the high score patron and Mrs. Chas.
urday, February 6.
On that date Hhriocker received the high score ma
there will be four preliminary games tron prize.
Mr. and Mrs. T.G. Summerlin spent
and two semi-finals. The final cham
pionship game will be played Febru Friday evening in Powers attending
the minstrels there.
ary IS.
Mies Katherine Hamilton was oper
Miss Velma Austin, loeal teacher,
spent the week-end at her home on ated on for appendicitis Monday
morning. She is recovering nicely.
Coos River.
Warren Deyoe was a Coquille busi
Twenty-four teachers of the gram
mar and Junior high schools and Mra. ness visitor Wednesday.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met
Floyd Summers were entertained by
S. Breuer at a dinner prepared by at the home of Mrs. Andrew Chris
389 First St., Coquille
Mrs. Paul Breuer and Mrs. Tommy tensen's home Wednesday.
Thomas
D.
Guerin
was
a
Gaylord
Root and served by the Misses Paula
visitor Wednesday. He went to the
and Eleanor Breuer.
Having received word of the seri Warner ranch and attended to the
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ous illness of their father, Mrs. Ryce cattle and other ranch duties.
Roy Morrison and Dwight Bones
Wilson and Mrs; Jimmie Byrne left
for Pseadena, Calif., to be with him. were Eugene bosiness visitors Sat-*
They were accompanied by Mrs. Wil urday.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
son’s husband.
Church
met Wednesday at the home
Six high school students averaging
of Mrs. F. L. Lundy.
four l’a for the first semester are:
Rev. E. G. Renton spent all last
seniors, Eloise Crowley and Andy
Newhous*; sophomores, Doris James, week in Langlois conducting meetings
News Notes From Powers
lower Coquille.
Helms Olsen and Evelyn Steinhoff; in the Presbyterian church there.
Emma Gessler, who was seriously
The
faculty
play
to
be
given
Feb
A.
T.
Morrison,
juvenile
officer,
was
freshman, Bonnie Summerlin. Those
ill
with the flu, was taken to the Mast
ruary
26th,
is
"The
Four
Flusher,
”
in town Wednesday.
who averaged a II or higher are: sen
hospital where she is slowly recov
by
Caesar
Dunn.
This
is
a
royalty
Dr.
Gregson,
county
health
officer,
iors, Ear) Breuer, Priscilla Deyoe,
ering. *
Frances Fearnley, Genevieve Knight, play and has lota of aetion and will was in Powers Tuesday.
Jess Thompson, who has been ill
certainly
be
worth
attending.
The
Royal
Neighbors
and
Moose
Dulcie Foote, Austin Hall, Clifford
with
the flu, is recovering at hie home.
The
Myrtle
Point
Bobcats
played
and Mooseheart Legion are planning
Jennings, Eugene Kinnicut, Gladys
Martha E. Mulkey was attending
Latham, Charles and Julia Myrl North Bend Friday evening at North a rather attractive program for Feb
to school business at Powers District
Leatherman, Lila Lewis; juniors, Bend. North Bend won, the score ruary 22.
The ground hog sure saw his shad No. SI on Friday.
Kenneth Button, Joanne Perrott, being 8 to 19 in their favor. The
Mrs. Elmer Davis spent the week
Gill, Frieda line-up for Myrtle Point was: Shel ow in Powers Tuesday when the sun
Neva McNair? Helen Gill,
ton and MdConnel, forwards; Ray, shone brightly for a few minutes.
end in Coquille m a guest of Mrs.
James, Selma Latham, Theda Schnei
Ella OiBrien.
center; Felsher and Carver, guards.
der, Leonard Shelton, Robert Steele;
Andy Brown, of Powers, has won
North Bend: Hughes and Ward, for
W. H. Kirby, Jocal justice of the
sophomore,
Kenneth
Leatherman,
ward; Mullen, center; Rice and An a tentative award of a homestead at Peace, suffered a light stroke Mon
Juanita Wataon;
freshmen, Mary
Tule lake. Names of «7 ex-service
derson, guards.
day evening. Mr. Kirby is under
Jane Barker, Edwin Bigelow, Helen
men Wave been announced by B. F.
the doctor’s care with orders to stay
Detwiler, Ann Hwriocker, Virvil Har
Hayden, superintendent of the Ki»».
in bed three weeks. Walter is taking
rison, Viola Hoffman, Dorothy Lundy,
sth reclamation project. There were
no chances and has hid his clothes.
Phydelias Morris, Leona McConnell,
1«» applicants. The awards ar» ten
Everyone who knows D. Wilson is
Donald Porterfield, Josephine Schell-
tative unftii decision on possMe ap
rejoicing over his moving to Coquille.
hammer, Leslie Wilson, Mary Daven
peals from the board’s action by un
He is that much nearer to Powe:«.
port, Lois Robison, Jimmy Ray and
successful bidders is made by the in
Ethel Littler spent the week end
Grayce Perry.
terior department at Washington.
with friends in Marshfield.
Miss Frances Fearnley entertained
Mr. and Mra. Allyson Roberta and
Wednesday night at four tables of
Alys Kay spent the w»ek end on the
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Opening of the
Wednesday, Feb. 10
In I. O. O. F. Building
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