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"Roadhouse Murder
Transfer and Delivery
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Mill Wood
Howard vs.
divorce.
Accident
Accident
Logging
Accident
Probate Court Items
Mrs. Nellie J. Prey, of Coquille, was
yesterday appointed administratrix of
the *1260 estate left by her late
mother, Mrs. Martha E. Custer, who
died June 9. The appraisers are R.
L. Medley, V. R. Bailey and R. L.
Stewart.
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FOR SALE—Standard make of piano
near Coquille. Will sacrifice for
unpaid balance. A snap.
Easy
terms. Write Tailman Piano Store,
Salem, Ore.
27t3
FOR SALE OR TRADE—16 young
pig«, 2 month« hid.
See Harvey
Wyatt, one-half mile north of Fair­
view school.
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Mrs. T. 3. Stevens entertained the!
aoigh>fw>rhood children Monday af-'
ternoon at her home in observing her 1
son, Jack’s, fifth birthday anniver-1
nary. Mrs. Julius Ruble and Mrs.
Walter Oerding assisted Mrs. Stevens
in entertaining the children with
games and in serving. The luncheon i
table was prettily decorated in a pink I
uufd white color-scheme, with a love- ’
ly bouquet of pink sweet peas used
for a centerpiece. Present were
Frankie Rowe, Clarence and Florence
Campbell, Geraldine Oerding, Laura
Emily Ruble, Jerry and Laurel Fuller,
Bonald Dungey, Virgina Campbell
and Jack and Dale Stevens.
The “Entre Nous” Club ladies spent
a delightful evening on Tuesday of
this week at the home of Mrs. Donald
Bates on South Beach street, with
cards as the diversion. Mrs. Vinton
carried away the honor prize. ' In
two weeks Mrs. Hudson Will enter­
tain the chib. Present were Mesdames
Ethel May Strong
Walter Litzenberger, F. C. Hudson,
Mrs. Ethel May Strong, aged 40 Julius Ruble, Harry H. Oerding, C. D.
years, wife of Frank Strong and Walker, Otto Davis, E. L. Vinton and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bichard Barnes.
Jackson, of Gravel Ford, passed away
in Mast hospital about 2 p. m. Tues­
Wednesday afternoon the m-’asion-
day, July 12.
ary society of the Church of Christ
In addition to her husband and par­ •et at the home of Mrs. W. H. Wimer
ents, she leaves to mourn her death on Spurgeon hill. Mrs. Fred Schaer,
two daughters, Mrs. Floyd Harry, of president, directed the business meet­
Floras creek, and Frieda Alberta, of tag. which was followed by a prayer
Gravel Ford; three sistern, Mrs. Carl given by Mrs. Sloan.
Mrs. F., T.
Hollenbeck, of Campo, California, Weighill read the scripture lesson.
Mrs., Arthur Coffey, of Silver Lake, Jlrs. Cal Young, leader of the devo-
Oregon, and Mrs. Andrew Maiden, of onal exercises, read an article on
McKinley, Oregon; and one brother "The Light of the World,” after
Everett Jackson, of Gravel Ford.
which Mm. Farr gave a talk on the
Funeral services were held from same subject. Those attending the
the Schroeder Funeral Home at 2 p. meeting were Mesdames C. C. Farr,
m. Thursday with Rev. C. H. Barklow D. F. Thompson, Joe Staninger, Fred
officiating. Interment followed at Fox 8ehaer, Cal Young, W. L. Bailey,
Bridge cemetery on the North Fork.— Henry Tiedeman, Willard Sloan, Chas.
Myrtle Point Herald.
W. Hill, Chas. Yarbrough, Ernest
Benham, Mattie Gaslin, Frank T.
Engineer Association Has Picnic Weighill and Miss Jennie Lafferty.
Sunday the members of the Profes­
Mrs. Lyman Carrier entertained in
sional Engineers
Association
of
Southwestern Oregon, along with a delightful way the ladies of ¿he
their families enjoyed a very pleasant Jenny Lind sextette for a couple of
day picnicking near the fsdls in the days this week at her beach cottage
county park in the Fairview district. at Bandon. The sextette group which
After doing justice to a delicious pic­ a few years ago added much to the
nic lunch, games of various kinds musical activities in Coquille, has an­
were played, with also some enjoy­ nounced that they will again be ac­
ing swimming and hiking. Those tive this fall. On Wednesday evening
from Marshfield were Mr. and Mrs. the Indies returned to their homes in
C. F. iBesse and family, Mr. and Mrs. Coquille. They were Mesdames C. T.
Alfred Mathison, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Skeels, George Johnson, M. 0. Haw-'
D. L. Buckingham and family, Mr. kins, J. L. Aasen, Paul Walker, John ,
and Mrs. Rudolph J. Hillstrom and Miller and Mm. Delbert Oberteuffer,
sons, Mr. and Mm. E. K. Burton and of Columbus, Ohio.
two eons, Mr. end Mm. J. W. Foster i
Bor the pleasure of her sister-in-
and family and Major T. F. Maginnis.
law,
Mm. W. H. Pook, of Seattle,
Coquille members were Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Vinton, E. H. Kern and Mr. Wash., who has been here visiting the
and Mrs. J. N. Gearhart and family, past two weeks. Mm. Frank Pook en-.
tertained guests for three tables of;
of Dora.
bridge at her home Tuesday after- ■
noon. At the close of the afternoon
Mrs. Pook served refreshments to the ,
following: Mesdames W. H. Pook, W.
D. Simmons, Jack Arnold, Fred •
Hickok, E. C. Yarbrough, Ray Simp-'
son, E. A. Wimer, Josh Ruble, F. F.
Schram, Geo. Gilman, and Mm. Otto
Witlmsrk, of Olympia, Washington.
continues
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The “Needle Workers” club ladies
and their husbands enjoyed a weinie
and marshmallow roast Tuesday ev-1
ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Kern, the occasion being in i
honor of Mrs. Melvin Kern who was
celebrating a birthday that day. A
very pleasant evening was spent sit­
ting outside around a large bonfire, l
with singing, which added much to
the enjoyment of the evening.
Mias Jeannette Pook, who has been
enjoying a visit from her cousin, Miss
Doris Pook, of Seattle, entertained in
Doris* honor at her home Tuesday ev­
ening. “Gouge” was the diveruion,
with Barbara Richmond winning the
high score prize and Florence Cary
consolation. Present beside the hon­
or guest were Misses Florence Folsom,
Elda Gilman, Laura Davis, Mary Ella,
Florence and Dorothy Cary, Fredah
Baxter,
Katherine Jane Hassler,
Barbara Richmond and Mrs. Dave De-
Voto. .
A group of young folks motored to
Broadbent where they enjoyed a pic­
nic supper and swimimng party on
Wednesday evening of this week. In
the party were Misses Frances and
Bernice Eggleston, Ruth Brandt,
Laura Davin, Glenada Kendall, Grace
Ellingson, Marjorie Knight, Elda Gil­
man, Hasel Mansell, Florence Folsom,
Jeannette Pook, Charlotte Walmark,
of Olympia, Wash., Doria Pook, of
Seattle, Wash., Tracy Leach, Ray
Detlefsen, Belmont Ireland, Jas. Wat­
son, Clifford Judd, Tallent and Har­
rison Greenough, Jimmy Carmody,
Bill Pook, Alvin Shaver, Bill Floten,
Dwain Fitzgerald, Warden Ellis, Ken­
neth Laird and Karl Dement, of Myr­
tle Point.
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