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HOOKER’S GARAGE
Open Day & Night
Wayne Woodward is emetine a
large
garage this week to house his
The young people were delightfully
entertained Saturday evening at the trucks and sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
home of Mr. and Mra. C. E. Schroeder
in honor of their daughter, Lola, it joyed a visit last week
being her seventeenth birthday. A niece, Mrs. John Dameron and chil
very pleasant evening was spent play dren, Bob and Anna Lou, of Bandon.
George Gillespie is recuperating
ing progreesive “cootie," Gordon
from
an attack of the influensa and
Fleming taking high honom for the
boys and Iola Robison high score for is still unable to be about his work.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell Woodward
the girls. Afterwards dainty refresh
ments were served to the following are having a new bouse built at thia
guests: Joe Sinko, Mr. and Mrs. Gor time. Willis Hoover, of Myrtle Point,
don Fleming, Melden Carl, Laura Mi and John Myers have the contract
Arago Bull Dogs have two league
lani, Willie Sinko, Herbert Carl, Milo
Griffin, Walter Moore, Rural Griffin, games scheduled for this week. On
Harold Fish, Mary Helen Watkins, Tuesday evening they met the Lake
Evelyn Doyle, Bessie Lewis, Woodrow side quintet on the local Boor and will
Robison, Gladys Bayles, Joanne Mi meet the Bridge team Friday evening,
lani, Richard Delsman, Doris Currie, also on the local floor.
Mrs. C. C. Robison returned Wed
Clara Delsman, Ernest Milani, Price
Schroeder, Keith Kribbs and Lois nesday evening from Eugene. She,
with other Grange Lecturers of the
Schroeder.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve McAllister and county, attended the Lecturers’ con
children, Shelby and Mary Jean, Mr. ference held thpre Tuesday and Wed
and Mrs. C. C. Robison, Mr. and Mra. nesday of last week, driving home af
Frank Burbank, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ter the Jast session. They enjoyed a
Burtis, Mrs. Emily Hickam and eon, pleasant trip and received many new
Kent, Lois Schroeder, Price Schroeder ideas to bring home to their respec
and Keith Kribbs enjoyed a turkey tive granges.
It was an off night for the Bull
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dogs when they met the Marshfleld
C. E. Schroeder on Sunday.
Mrs. Ardna Griffin is recuperating Pirates at the Armory there Wednes
from a severe attack of the influensa. day evening. Their team work was
She has been unable to continue her splendid and they were in possession
work at the veneer plant the past two of the ball at least half 'of the time
but were unable to even hit the back
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hegge and son, board most of the time. It was a sur
of Bandon, spent Sunday with Mr. and prise to everyone after the boys had
played such consistent ball the entire
Mm. Walter Farrier.
S. L. Lafferty is suffering with a season. However, they promise to do
badly injured hand. While leading better next time. The game finally
the homes to water the rope was ended in the score of *2 to # tn favor
drawn through his hand burning the of Marshfield.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl and son,
flesh.
Miss Nellie Psull spent Sunday at Wallace, returned home Sunday even
home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ing, having spent the week end at
Leon Pauli. She is working for Mr. Granta Pam visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Carl and family.
and Mrs. I. B. Sevy, of Langlois.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schroeder butch
The Ladies Missionary society held ered a flock of twenty-five turkeys
their regular meeting Friday after Friday and delivered them to Rose
noon at the community kitchen. As burg on Saturday.
Friday was world prayer day the pro
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Lafferty, Mr.
The faculty has chosen their play
gram consisted of sacred songa, and Mrs. E. J. Myres, Mr. and Mrs.
eaat for “The Fourth»* her," by Caesar
prayers and short talks in keeping Stanley Halter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Dunn which will be presented at the
with the day. President Mrs. Maude Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Joo Milani,
high school February 26th.
The
MacDonald resigned her position that Mr. and Mrs. Prod Lafferty, Frank
characters in the play aa announced
day, owing to ill health, and Mrs. C. Sinko, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller,
by C. L. Church, director, are: Mr.
A. Keltner was elected to serve in her
Mrs. S. R. Hampton and John Car) Riggs, L. P. Um; Robert Riggs,
place.
Those attending were Mee-
attended the program sponsored by Andy Newhouse; Evangeline Gay,
damea Stanley Halter, C. C. Robison,
Swift A Co. at Coquille on Tuesday. Grace Morry Linn; Jerry Dean, Ger
C. A. Keltner, Sandy Ellis, S. L. Laf
trude Sick; Andy Whittaker, Edgar
ferty, Cleve McAllister, Ernest Wat
Safety Firat! Uae Cow BeU Dairy's Rickard; Juns Allen, Alics Ahrerdes;
kins, Frank Lane, E. J. Myem, Fred
Pasteurised Milk and protect yvw Mrs. Alles, AUeen Barker; Dr. Giles
Lafferty and Mm. Edith Woodward. health
Faraday, W. A. Sawyer; Mr. Rogers,
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Jim Lewellen; Mr. Hannerton. C. L.
Church; Mr. Gateson, Frank Larson;
Maid. Faith Lindros.
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McKinley Notes
Mias Verna Finley ie in the aehool
I room again after being laid up for
I two weeks or more with a bad arm ■
I and the fiu. She stall has her arm in 1
a sling and feeds pretty weak. Miss
Helen Glenn* is helping her yet for
a while.
Mrs. Zelta Rodenwald, extension
home management apecialist, ia ex
pected Wednesday to give her lecture
>n “Planned Kitchens and Kitchen
Management,” at the Community hall
Thursday at 1:30 p. m. The chairman
of the Grange H. E. committee, Mm.
R. E. Lawhorn, ia ill with a bad cold
and unable to attend but it ia expected
a good attendance wrill be there for
that and another reason also, as ths
community is interested in securing
hsll and the Flamo light people will
demonatrate their system after Mrs.
Rodenwald’s talk.
A letter was received from Mrs.
Church, Claude’s mother, saying that
if there were no complications her
son might live but ahe didn’t seem
to have any hopes of any more than
that If the hip is shsttered as badly
is it appears, he undoubtedly will be
a cripple. The bullet missed the
large artery by only a quarter of an
inch. The doctor said he would have
died in five minutes if it had been
touched.
Uncle Lark Mast is now staying
with hie eldest con, Lee Mast.
He
still has his eye bandaged and it does
not seem to improve much if any.
All McKinley folks were deeply
grieved to hear of the passing of
Mrs. W. H. Bunch, February 13th, at
laeksonville, where she had lived for
the last two years. The Bunch fam
ily eame to thia vicinity more than
forty years ago and lived on Cherry
•reek at the end of the valley. Mrs.
Bunch was loved and respected by all
ind her amilingface will never be tor-
by any who were privileged to
her friendship.
Truly “her
rise up and eall her
the minister said at at
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FARR & ELWOOD
Six Kinds of Coal
Forest Wood
Upon her lipa, upon the placid brow
Under the gay white curia. Remern-
. bering,
I sweep, because a dread veil parte us
now,
Yet, as with love she used to greet ue
then,
She will again.
is seriously ill.
The Fellowship Club met on Wed
nesday with Mrs. Ed. Gamwell and
Mrs. Ben Crawford aa joint hosteaaee.
Slim McFarland finished repair
work Tuesday on the Eckley telephone
line. Thia is an old line and was
badly damaged by the snow.
Myrtle Elley who has been serious
We knelt together at th« unseen
ly ill with pneumonia is very much
8pring,
“He who drinks here «hall never improved.
Parents’ night with Boy Scout
thirst,” He saith.
And though st times we falter, sor Troop No. 24 proved a very interest
ing evening with a large crowd at
rowing,
We know that not for such aa ahe ia tending. Four boys were given their
initiation after having qualified as
death.
tenderfoot
scouts. They were Quil-
And in that joy wherein we met be
hough, Dewey Winkleman, Stevens,
fore,
Albert Goble. Scouts Jim Gamwell,
We shall, once more.
B n Payne, Harry Roas and Francis
So long we walked the homely ways Jones were awarded second class pins.
together,
Scouts Lorraine Shephard and George
So oft we shared that sure, pure GeMler were elected Senior Patrol
Strength we knew,
Leader. Al Winn is scoutmaster.
Always, somewhere ahead, this porta)
The Coos Lumber Co. are alternat
waiting . . .
ing the train crews until such a time
She reached it first, and found her as they have steady employment.
glad way through,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Case hsve re
60 when we, fearless, follow through turned to Sheridsn, Wyoming, their
that door, ,
old home. Mr. Case was in the jew
She will be waiting, smiling—as of elry business in Powers for eight
I
yore.
year«.
As soon as the snow melts on Eden
ridge the buckers and fallers will go
News Notes From Powers
back to work.
yearn
Mrs. Clam Lehmanowsky was taken
rests from her labors and
i to the Wesley hospital in the ambu O. D. O. Club Meeting Today
her works will follow her." We can
lance Friday, seriously ill. At last
offer no more loving tribute than ia
This afternoon at the home of Mrs.
reports ahe was very much improved.
so sweetly expressed by Mrs. Frances
the O. D. O. club is meet
Mra. Ed Hubner’s mother ia serious
Holmstrom who penned the following
time will be spent in sewing
ly ill in the east. A messenger was
to comfort those of us who mourn the
conversation.
Attending are
sent into the South Sixes country
loss of a devr friend and neighbor.
Georgs Sherwood, A. B.
Wednesday to bring Mrs. Hubner to
Gue Tillman, Lee Hand, L.
Powers.
SMILING
Grant Wilcox, Ralph
Mm.
Warner and Mra. Jim
Sandors.
Always she met us with that sunlit
North Bend Tuesday
•mile
Elk Summerlin, who
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