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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1932)
/ Quality Meat TTS as important to hare your meat and foodstuffs fresh and of fine quality as it is to have them moderately priced. There is no economy in waste. Here quality costs no more, and you are assured of as fine beef, pork, veal, lamb and mutton as are on the market. SWEET MIXED PICKLES Mias Dement teaches in the gales Junior College. Mrs. John Parry was able to leave the Mast hospital and go to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Huntley, ALBERS PEARLS OF WHEAT at Bald HUI. „ Miss Esther Guerin left Monday The Best of the Grain WELLMAN TUNA morning for Los Angeles, where she will spend several months with her Large Package Only Fancy White Meat sisters, Cryetle Guerin, who is nurs ing in the Hollywood hospital. Large Cana Mias Velma Austin, of Coos River, arrived Saturday and will make her WELLMAN COFFEE home this winter with Mrs. Elisabeth Bennett. Miss Austin teaches the Vacuum Packed Tins grade school. JAPAN TEA Mrs. Mary Coleman, of Broadbent W i lb ill at the Mart hospital. Bulk »29c 21b Mr. and Mm. Oliver Clark left the last of the week for Newberg, where they will make their home this win ter. OUR BEST BULK COFFEE Mrs. W. Preeton and little daughter Guittard’s left Thursday for her home in Barlow, SWEET GROUND CHOCOLATE Oregon, after a visit at the home of Per pound - - 35c Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Clark. A very fine coffee at a moderate 1 lb cans 27c Miss Fairy Daviq returned to her and relatives. Live News From Arago home after spending the summer price. Try it—you’ll like it. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. 3 lb cans 79c Mrs. Sarah iBarklow went to Rose S. L. Lafferty entertained at dinner months in Los Angeles. burg Thursday to spend a few weeks Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Braden loft the for the following persons: Mr. and with Mrs. E. Noah, who is in poor Mrs. E. Lafferty, Ariel MacDonald first of the week for their home in hesdth. and Mr. and M m . Fred Lafferty and Hubbard, after a few days’ visit with Kenneth Oarl and Frank Sinko daughter, Janice. The special occa relatives. drove to Roseburg Monday evening to Mrs. Chas. Adams, Miss Lester De sion was Everett Lafferty’s birthday. meet Robert Lineau, of Los Angelee. The Coquille Valley Pig Club met ment and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr. Lineau came by airplane to Med at the Martin Schmidt home Friday Dr. Chester Adams left Wednesday We have some very fine Oregon Elberta Peaches arriving early ford and by stage from there to Rone- evening. George Jenlrina, county for Seattlu, where they will visit at burg. He intends spending several the home of Harold Adams. Dr. Monday morning. Price will be attractive and Quality the best. The agent, accompanied the boys, day« with Kenneth before they both discussion which ensued during the Adame will board the train from Se Leave your orders. enter school at O. S. C. evening was very instructional, Lat- attle for his home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ayers and The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian er in the evening refreshments were daughter, Dorothy, came in Saturday served the boys. Monday afternoon Church were entertained Wednesday and were comfortably settled in the Fred Schmidt took the local Norway at the home of Mm. Belle Whitaker. teacherage before school started Mon W. W. Deyoe returned home Mon pig club on • judging tour to several day. This is Mr. Ayers second year day, after spending the week-end at ranches near by. at Arago. Dr. WHnnard, of the Eugene hospi Albany on a business trip. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lillie and chil Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Bunch left tal, and daughter, Charlotte, were dren drove to Bandon Sunday and Sunday visitors at the Turner Mac Thursday for Forest Grove, where spent the day with his mother, Mrs they will spend a few days at the Delivery Donald home. M. E. Lillie, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M m . J. M. Wagner, Andre, Truman home of Mrs. Mary Bright. From Doyle. »nd Leo, visited at the J. H. Mc there they will go to Idaho where they Mrs. J. L. Burtis drove to Marsh will »pend the winter. Closkey home Sunday. field Sunday morning and met her Charles Brodrick returned the last Mrs. Lester and daughter, June, sister, Mrs. R. M. Bunnage and chil left Norway yesterday to return to of the week from Ferndale, California, dren, Robert and James, of Portland. their home in Corcoran, California. where he attended the Ferndale Fair. The length of their stay is indefinite. of Tillamook, and Louise Smart, of Miss Audrey Lundy and her friend. nia, after spending the summer visit Vern Magill, last wwk. Mrs. Lester has spent her vacation Mrs. Leon Pauli enjoyed • visit Mies Gayle Edgerton, left the first of ing relatives. Mrs. I. A. Mesnard, of Chicago, Eugene, assisting in the high school. with the McCloskeys this summer. Wednesday with some old friends, Mrs. Minnie Lester and daughter, Ill., and her brother, Vern Rathkey, of The grade school faculty consists of Mr. and M m . M. Schmidt and Don, the week for Eart Lynn, where they Mr. and Mrs. L. Woldridge, of Grants Juns, and Mias Audrey Wagner were Portland, called at Hooten’s Haven Ansel Hayward, of Tillamook, Miss Mr. and Mr«. E. Cross and chiidron, will teach this coming school year. Paas. Mns. Geo. Swinney and Mrs. Mrs. Norman Hartley returned the taken to Roseburg Thursday by Mr. Monday as they were driving through Faye LaBranch, of Bridge, and Miss Mr. and M m . Pete Jacobson, and Mr. Minnie Clinton, of Coquille, adso vis M m . Mesnard and Lou Stella Fields, of North Bend. ■nd M m . Ed Detlefsen camped at first of the week from Drain, where and Mns. J. Hr McCloskey. M m . Bridge. ited her that day. »he visited her brother, Arthur Nel Lester and daughter are returning to Hooten became acquainted in Port Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hartwell, Cherie Sunset over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burbank moved Corcoran, California, and Miaa Wag land several yearn ago and enjoyed ro- Mae, Grant and Miles, had dinner and Mr«. B. B. Wa thins left Sunday af- son, and family. to Johnson Mill Sunday. Mr. Burbank Mrs. Margarette Douglas returned ner went to Ashland where she will newing “auld acquaintance.” spent Wednesday evening with Mr. ternoqn for North Bend where she will teach at the Johnson Mill school the first of the week to her home in teach in the Asbland school. The regular meeting of the Grange and Mrs. Robert Creager, of Coquille. will remain for several days’ visit. this winter. Golan Dietz, son of Mr. and Mrs. was held Friday evening with a fair Mrs. Creager taught in the interme O. H. Aasen sold seven head of Junction City, after a week’s visit at After church services Sunday purebred Jersey cows and heifers to the home of her sister, Mrs. Floyd Gus Dietz, and Miss Katherine Carrey, ly good attendance. Plans wero made diate grades irv Riverton several years morning Mr. and Mrs. John Carl and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Carrey, for sponsoring a community booth at ago. Capt. Parker, of California, last week. Summers. sons, Herbert and Wakace, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller returned home af were married in Oregon City last the Fair and there was also some dis Frank Zelio has recently rented the Mrs. J. L. Burtis, Mrs. R. M. Bun dairy owned by Harry Dement and ter a visit at the home of her son, week and arrived in Myrtle Point and cussion of plans for a country carnival Probate Court Items nage and eons and Mrs. Naomi Robin are visiting at the home of Mr. and to be put on here about the middle of lately rented by Porterfields. Mr. Earl Royer, of Powers. Bennett Swanton, of Marshfield, son drove to Bastendorff beach and Mrs. Fannie Mintonye and Ross Mrs. Gus Dirts. October. After the business session Zelio will take possession the first of was last Saturday appointed adminis enjoyed a picnic lunch together. the members repaired to the dining February. He and his family are now Mintonye left the first of the week for trator of the 84T17 estate left by Har Miss Nellie Pauli visited friends at their home in Roseburg, after a ten room and enjoyed a social time. Fruit living on the McCloskey place. ry Blake, who died in France, Feb. 17, Bridge Happenings Culver, Oregon, last week. Mass Pauli o days* visit at the home of Mr. and salad, fig bars, cake and coffee wero im ». Mrs. J. Meyers has returned from will work at the L B. Sevy home at The Home Economies elub of the served by M m . Jason Jewett and M m . Port Orford and now is nuroing Mrs. A. Mintonye. Langlois again this winter. Mrs. Ora Laird returned home Tues Grange met in the hall on Wednesday Harold Jamas. Grandma Clinton Noel. Rohama If you want to subscribe for a Port Miss Leola Robison, of Grenada, Stinaen, daughter of M m . Meyers, is day from Gold Beach, where »he spent afternoon of last week to work on Mr. and M m . Stanley Lake enter land daily the dubbing combination Calif., is making her home with Mr. staying with Mr. end M m . Waiter several days at the home of her sister, their quilt Three visitors. M m . E. L. tained the following guests at their we offer with the Sentinel will saw and Mrs. Albert Guletrom and attend Barklow, while attending high school Mrs. Steele. Pfag, of Riddle, Miss Myrtle Larkins, home Sunday: Mr. and M s. Wm. ing Arago high school. you money. Mrs. Shubume, of McMinnville, is of Mulino, and M m . Hiram Hatcher Ekstrom and chiidron, Hal and Wil- at Arago. Lewi Colvin passed away at the spending thia week visiting friends in Geo. Houghton, John Strong, and were present, besides the following Inun Roger; Mrs. Elias Lamp home of his sister, Mrs. Gus Schroe local Grangers: Mesdames Vem Ma Mlsse» Alma and Myrtle Larkin». Mr. Blackman drove to Empire Sat Myrtle Point. der, on Sunday evening. Funeral ser Mr. and Mrs. E. Bran moved the gill, J. T. Evernden, Harold James, urday evening for dams, returning Mrs. H. A. Hatfield and children vices were held at the Schroeder last of the week to Roseburg, where Frank Culver, O. W. Heath, Elise spent a few days last week with her Sunday. chapel in Myrtle Point Tuesday after Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sloan and Mr. Brain has employment 'amp, Grover Wilson, W. A. Lett sister-in-law, M m . Marian Wilson, at noon and interment was at Norway The many friends of Miss Helene Jason Jewett Wm. R. Brown and Prosper. daughter, Aida, were dinner guests at cemetery. Mr. Colvin had been in ill the MacDonald home Sunday. This Hughes will be glad to know she was Miss Alam Larkins. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver gave a health for some time and his passing week the Sloans are driving to Salem able to leave the Mast hospital Mon School opened thia week with the dinner party at their home Monday came as a relief from his extreme to attend their son’s wedidng. Errol day. She has been there for two following teacheM in charge: high evening in honor of ths birthday anni suffering. Sloan has held several meetings in weeks suffering from heart trouble. school, Mr. and Mm. Alvin A Hen; versary of their little daughter, Mary Arago consolidated school opened Ned Bushnell, of Myrtle Creek, was grades, Hsrold J. Las well, M m . Ruth Louise. Myrtle Point at the Christian Church in full force Monday morning. G. W. and will be well remembered by the * business visitor in Myrtle Point Brown, Miss Ahns Larkins and M m . Mias Myrtle Larkins left Tuesday Ayers registered forty students in Tuesday. members of that church. Elise Lamp The new teacheM, Mr. morning for her home at Mulino, after high school. Mis« Ethelyn Root will Mrs. ike Chandler had the misfor and Mr«. Allen, have taken up their spending a week hero. assist him this year. Mrs. Winifred tune to fall and break her hip Thurs residence in one of C. S. Murphy's Knife Hospital Note« Ray will teach the 6th, 7th and 8th day of last week. She was brought house«. Mr. and M m . Laswell, on Dismissals from the Knife Hospital grades; Miss Gertrude Borgard the Riverton New« to the Mast hospital where she was their return last week moved into the 4th, Sth and 6th and Miss Alice Scott the last week were Miss Elda Wimer placed in a cast She remained in house that was formerly occupied by Fred Beck, principal of the River the 1st, 2nd and 3rd. About one last Friday, and Miss Devons Shaver, the hospital until Wednesday when Mr. and M m . Oliver Clarke. M m . ton school, journeyed to Bridge Tues on Sunday. , hundred entered grammar school. she was removed to the home of her Lamp and Miss Larkins are occupy day evening to see if he could buy B. Zinn, of 'Remote, was admitted Church services will again be held daughter, Mrs. S. D. Clark at Le». ing one of H. A. Hatfield's house». some second hand school books. He at Arago every Sunday evening, be for treatment last week, and under Chub Mullen and Miss Irene Hayes Mr. and M m . Brown have made their also took soma from here to sell- but ginning next Sunday, Sept. 12. T. B. went a tonsil removal operation on returned Wednesday from Cottage home at Bridge for the past three found that Bridge would have but few ___ _______ MacDonald will fill the pulpit as usual. Saturday. where they visited several yearn, their residence also being the books for us on account of the size of Grove, Rev. R. G. Sumerlin, who has been days at the home of Miss Hayes’ sis property of H. A. Hatfield. their school. West Norway and Hall’s Creek receiving treatment at the hospital ter. The pulpit of the community church Mr. and Mrs. George Ayres, of Ara for the last three months, left Tues Tuesday evening Mr. and Mr«. S. Mr. and Mrs. Button recently from will be filled next Sunday by Jess A. go, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. day for Portland. Ellis and eon. Jack, drove to Myrtle Battle Ground, Wash., and who have Barnett, of Arago. His brother, J. and Mys. Frederick Beck. Mr. Ayres Point to bid Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ElHs been living on the John Parish prop W. Barnett, had charge of the service is principal in the Ango schools. 30 Days for Game Violator and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baraby fare erty near Myrtle Point, moved Wed last Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kelley and eon, well before they returned to their Leonard H. Truitt was arrested last nesday to Bancroft Mrs. Lesbia Cribbin», who has been Ronald, of Coquille, drove to River home in California. Mias Marjorie McCullpch was a at the E. E. Evernden home at Ban ton 8unday afternoon to view their Tuesday at his homestead above Mrs. W. Woods, of Portland, and Bridge for possession of two fresh Roseburg visitor over the week end. croft for several week», was a guest foxes that are being raised on the sister of Mrs. S. Delsman, arrived deer hides. There was also the Grandma Arnold is confined to her of M m . Dwight Culver one day iaat Hartwell Fur Farm. Saturday for a fortnight vacation at feather evidence that be had killed home, having suffered a stroke Tues week. Mrs. Cribbins has been suf Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Martin report the Joe Delsman home. and eaten a grouse. Before Justice day. Mrs. Sandy Weekley is caring fering with heart trouble and io con an excellent catch of mountain trout Mr. and Mns. J. Dornath Sr., left Dodge, on Wednesday, he pleaded for her. fined to her bed a large part of the on their trip to the Sixes river Bun Tuesday to viet their daughter, Mrs. guilty and was sentenced to 30 days Mr. and M m . Roy Garrett and time. day. Victor Oleon, in Curtin, Ore. in jail. Sergeant Hearing was as daughter, Margarette, retuned home The Bridge teacheM went to Co- __________ School opened Monday morning Mrs. Jennie Price, of Coquille, spent sisted by Francis Ball and Bert Pier Thursday from a ten day trip to quille Saturday to attend the meeting with an enrollment of 58 in the high Sunday and Monday at the home of son on the case. Shasta City, California, Medford and for rural teacheM held at the Pioneer school and 63 in the grades. Th«. her sister, Mrs. S. L. Lafferty. Mrs. eastern Oregon. Hall there. a larger nnmbar than was expected. Price has just returned from a short Trespass Notice», printed on doth, Mrs. Myrtle Baker left Thursday M m . E. L. Pfaff, of Riddle, Oregon, Fred Beck, of CresweM, b* principal stay in Washington, visiting friends for eale at thia office. for her home in Bakersfield, Califor-wu • S’»«* •« <i*u*htor, Mr». of the high school with Aubroy W..» Phon« 20 PEACHES Busy Comer Grocery S tate - fair Sept 26-Oct.l
