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Live News From Arago
Adolph Haberly. of Walla Walla,
Wash., and Mr*. John Haberly, of
Portland, arrievd Friday evening for
a few weeks' visit with their sisters,
Mrs. 0. H. Aaaen and Mrs. Clove Mc
Allister.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Millar and
children, Coleen and Maxine, of Port
land, returned home Tuesday morn
ing. They have spent the past two
weeks visiting their parent», Mr. and
Mr». Nile Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Vetter.
Sunday morning a group of about
thirty member* motored to Langlois
and visited the Sunday School there
and enjoyed a basket dinner at Floras
Creek at noon. Among those going
were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl, Mr. and
Mn. O. H. Aasen, Mr. aad Mr*. Geo.
Hampton, Mn». L. R. Hampton, Mra.
John Haberly and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Clove McAllister and children,
Shelby and Mary Jean, Kenneth, Mai
den and Wallace Carl, Adolph Hab
erly, Mrs. C. E. Schroeder and chil
dren Price and Loi», Beatrice and
Bernice Green and Keith Kribbs.
Frank Miller was over from Gar
diner for the week end with his fam
ily.
Mrs. Glenn Collier and son, Lee,
made a trip to Dillard Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller and chil
dren, Orvus and Gladys, atended the
Christian Endeavor rally at Coquille
Sunday.
The Arago community was very
much surprised Friday evening when
they learned that Jaaper M. DeLong,
popularly known as "Grandpa," had
slipped one over on them and was
quietly married at Coquille at noon to
Mm. Julia Grow. Mr. DeLong had
lived many years at Arago and was
much loved by everyone. He was also
th* only Civil war veteran in this vi
cinity. , They will make their horn* in
Ooquill*.
Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Watkins and
children, Mary Helen, Jean and Ann,
Mn. Clave McAllister and children,
Shelby and Mary Jean, returned Fri
day from a week’s camping trip on
upper-Halls creek.
Keiffi Kribbs returned to his home
in southern California Monday. Ho
has spent th* past year at th* C. E.
Schroeeder home and attended school
■nd will be greatly missed in the
younger circle.
Mr*. B. 8. Wallen, of Myrtle Point,
and Mre. Geo. Smith, of Coquille,
were dinner guests of * Mra. Geo.
Weeks on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stauff, of Santa
Monica, Calif., returned home Monday.
They bed spent the past week here on
business and visiting old friends and
relatives.
Mre. Naomi Robison returned to
her home at Arago Sunday, after a
■reek’s illness at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Marie Poland, of Myrtle Point.
Mr». W. H. Banka and son. William,
returned to their horn* Friday after
an extended visit at the home of Mrs.
Banka’ parent», Mr. aad Mre. J. D.
Barklaw.
Mr. and Mra. T. D. Guerin, Mrs.
Elia Guerin and Ray Guerin went to
Eckley Thunslay for a few day»’
camping trip.
Plan» are being made to build a
cabin and barn on the George Guerin
«state at Eckley to replace the one»
recently destroyed by the forest fire».
Miss Helen Defoe arrived home
Thursday evening from a two weeks’
trip in California.
Mr. and Mr». Everett Lafferty and
■on, Allen, went to Salem Friday and
spent th* week-end with relatives.
They returned Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Garrett and
daughter, Margaret, left Tuesday for
a ten-day trip. They will visit rela
tive» in Medford, eastern Oregon and
Shasta City, California.
Mr. and Mr». Mike Morrison and
two sone, Ray and Frank, and June
Baker and Katie Guerin left Wed
nesday for a trip to Crater Lake,
Oregon Caves and the Columbia River
highway and Portland. They will re
turn Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Holt returned home
Tuesday from Part Orford, where she
visited her two sons, Grover and Car
roll Tichenor, and families.
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Lafferty left
Tuesday for a few days’ trip to Klam
ath Falls.
Mr. and Mns. Hershal Bunch ar
rived home Tuesday from • week’s
visit at Forest Grove. Katie Guerin
came with them after a week’s stay
with her grandparents there.
Mies Wilda 'Barker has returned
to her home after a short visit in
Gold Beach.
Lyle Carver is in the Mast hospi
tal, suffering from a broken shoulder,
received when a falling limb from a
burning tree struck him while he
wm fighting fire in the Eckley coun
try.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carbon and
two children and Miss Sylvia Carlson,
of Glendale, Oregon, left the first of
the week for Portland, after * few
days’ visit at the T. G. Sumerlin
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman left Sunday
for Molalla, where they will make
their home.
Mns. E. O. Rapier returned to her
home after a visit at the C. E. HuHng
School will open in Myrtle Point on
Monday,- September 5. Senior ‘High
will open one day later, Sept. 6th. ’
W. A. Sawyer, Smith-Hughes in-,
»tractor, and fifteen boys went to the
Bennett Grove at Grevel Ford one
night last -week and enjoyed camping
out. Those in the party were Delos
Hermann, Leo Wagner, Elmer Ochel-
tree, Donald
Porterfield, Harold
Weekley, Cecil Banee, Kenneth
Leatherman, John Kirk, Ellis South
mayd, LeRoy Star, John Gearhart,
Myron Gilmore, Vernon Gilmore,
Stanley Steinboff, Howard Redell aad
W. A. Sawyer.
Benham logging
A large crowd attended the Ladies
Aid of the Presbyterian Church at the
home of Mrs. T. G. Sumerlin Wednes
day afternoon. A short pleasing pro
gram was enjoyed by those present,
after which dainty refreshments were
served.
Mr. end Mrs. Fred Garrett returned
to their home at Aurora, after a few
days’ visit at the borne of Mrs. Gar
rett’s sister, Mi*. S. C. Braden.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cooper ar* re
joicing over the arrival of a baby boy
bom Wednesday, August 10th.
Mre. J. H. McCloskey and Miss
June Lester, of Norway, were shop
ping in Myrtle Point Tuesday after
noon.
V. Button left Monday morning for
his home at Battle Ground, Wash.,
after spending the week-end st the
home of hie parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Button. Mr. Button will return
the last of the week with his family
who will make their home on a farm
at Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Conner, of Sa
lem, spent the week-end at the Will
Lundy home.
Mias Frances Gallatin, of Ashland,
is visiting this week at the borne of
her sister, Mrs. A. V. Sawyer.
Anita Tedson, who has been in the
Mast hospital for the past two weeks,
was removed to her home at Norway
Monday. She is still quite ilL
Fire broke ou m the Sykes, Ken
yan and McNair logging camp Bun
day night, destroying 260 logs. The
donkey engine was saved. The fire
stopped operations in the camp for
several days.
The Past Matrons eh* was enter
tained at the home of Mrs. Let* Ar
nold Tuesday afternoon. Four tables
of bridge were played. Mns. Kring
received high score and Mrs. Minnie
Lester received guest prise. Delicious
refreshmenta were served.
of Myrtle
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Equipped to handle the largest of mill jobs,
and no job too small to receive the most
careful treatment.
Our electric welding
equipment is complete. Portable outfit for
work outside the shop.
Loggers will find our service is prompt,
satisfactory and economical.
COQUILLE
Next Week at the Liberty
“I, Jerry, Jake Thee, Joan,” start
ling firet-novel of Cleo Lucas, short
short author and Hollywood syndicate
writer, has been filmed by Paramount
as a co-Otarring vehicle for Sylvia
Sidney and Frederic March.
hi Mine Lucas’ story, studio experts
immediately
recognised dramatic
■qualities of a high order. It has been
made into a picture drama in which
Sylvia Sidney and Frederic March
find an admirable vehicle for their
superior dramatic talents.
The picture is presented under the
title, "Merrily We Go to Hell.” It
dramatises the story of married life
in America's modem young group of
irresponsible*. The novel became one
of the best sellers of the past year,
and the picture cloeely follow« the
dramatic episodes of the original
story.
Dorothy Arcner, Hollywood’s only
woman director, has again demon-
strated her extraordinary directorial
capacity in the production of the pic
tur*.
"Merrily We Go to Hell,” comes b>
the Liberty theatre for three day.
beginning Sunday of next week.
Duck Shooters Fined
Eldon Coleman, Stanley Nagle, of
North Bend, and Ivan Chappell, of
Bangor, were arrested Monday night
for hunting ducks in the sand hills
across from North Bend. They were
taken before Justice Dodge in Myrtle
Point Tuesday where they pleaded
iruilty and were fined $25 each and
eoata. Sergeant C. A. Hearing was
assisted by Sheriff Hess and Francis
Ball.
Trespass Notices, printed on cloth,
for sal* *t this office.