The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, July 22, 1932, Image 1

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VOL. XXVIII.
NO. M.
Mill Practically Certain to Be
Operated for Next Three
Months on Cedar
COQUILLE VOT
EARWIG PARA
SITES ARRIVE
A Fine Concert August 2
J. H. McCloskey, of Norway, has
notified G. W. Leslie, chairman of the
democratic county central committee,
that he will accept the democratic
nomination for representative from
Coos county and will appose Jno. Q.
Mullen, republican nominee, at the
November election. Mr. McCloskey’s
name was written in by democrat* at
Mr. and Mr*. Jack LdFewe return­
ed last Friday from a week’« trip
down the coast They went a* far
south as Eureka. Mr. LeFevre was
successful in establishing connection«
which will be an outlet for the coal he
handles from the Alpine mine at Riv­
erton. He secured dock space at Eu­
reka and expect* to charter a steamer
Five Coquille Camp Fir* girl* ar*
enjoying the camp thirty miles north­
east ef Roadburg thia week. They are
Doris and Marilyn Compton, LaVeme
Knife, Marion Hess and Dorothy
Glaiayer, who were taken out there
Sunday morning by Mr. and Mr*. H.
E. Hess and William Ulett. Tomor­
row Mrs. Lafe Compton and Mm. W.
V. Glaiayer intend driving out to be
present at a ceremonial and will bring
th* May primary.
to ship this soul by water.
back the girl* Sunday.
Wood Contract at >2.75 a Cord McCloskey Accepts Nomination Lining Up New Coal Customers
Of ten bids submitted to the direc­
tor* of school district No. 8, and
which were opened by the board at it*
meeting Tuesday evening, that of R.
E. Claire, at 12.75 a cord, was the
lowest, and he was awarded a con­
tract to supply M eords of wood.
Th* only other business discussed
had to do with next fall’s operation
of the schools.
Coquille music lover* will enjoyed •
treat on Tuesday, August 2, when a
concert is to be presented in the Pi­
oneer church by Mns. Marvel Ober-
teuffer and Miss Florence Cary, with
Mr*. M. O. Hawkins aa accompanist.
Mrs. Oberteuffer’a vocal reditions
are always heard with rare delight on
the occasions of her yearly visit* to
her old home here, and Miss Cary
has earned a very enviable reputation
as a harpist in the past year or two
since she began making public ap­
pearance*.
Complete details of the program
will be announced next week.
returned last Thursday evening from
the Puget Sound country to pack and
ship their household goods, left Mon­
day afternoon for Bremerton, where
he i* going into business. Bremerton
is the navy shipbuilding city and he
and hi* brother ar* going to open a
new grocery store at Port Orchard,
a MOO suburb of Bremerton. The
Judge J. T. Brand announced yes­
brother ha* been in the grocery busi­ terday that a motion day session of
ness for yearn, while V. W. made that Circuit court would be held her* Mon­
line of work put him through oollege. day.