THE COQUILLE YALLBY SENTINEL, COQUILLE ORBGON, FRIDAY, DfcXEMBEK M, 1932.
Coquille Merchants and Business Men Extend New Years Greetings To Friends
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NILES MOTOR CO.
rvrd sales have led all makes in the entire U. 8. each month since May
when volume production of the V8 began.
COQUILLE LAUNDRY CO
Ideal Bakery
A. L. SIMPSON. Prop.
YOUR BAKERS
B est
wishes
best
wishes
5or the
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O^EAR,
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NEW
year
Coquille Machine Shop
J. A. Lamb Co.
C. W. GARDNER, Prop.
Hardware, Sporting Goods
T. WARNER - Men’s Wear
SUCCESSOR TO WM. A. ZOSEL
H. LORENZ
SHOPPING CENTER SINCE 1887
Rackleff Pharmacy
D. E. RACKLEFF, Prop.
FRED KUNZ
GARAGE
Hotel Coquille
LAFE COMPTON, Prop.
City Cleaners
PHONE 103 L
ECONOMY CASH MARKET
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SOCIAL NOTES
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An interesting evening party was
arranged by Barbara, Beryl and John
Unsoeld for Monday, with the affair
held at the home of thbir parents, M t .
and Mrs. Goo. Unsoeld on North Coul
ter street. After all had gathered at
the home a few hours of the evening
were spent enjoying the Christmas
dance at Grahams Hall after which all
returned to the Unsoeld home where
refreshments were served.
The af
fair was given in honor of Mias Janet
Robinson, of Bandon, and Miss Bar
bara Unsoeld, the latter planning to
leave Jan. first for Areata, Calif.,
whore she will enter the Humboldt
State Teachers College. Miss Robin
son is already a student there. Out
of town guests wore Miss Janet Rob
inson and Ray MeNair. of Bandon,
Steve Andersonj of Langlois. Coquille
guests were Mwwes Helen Robinson.
Carol Young, Betty Glaisyer, Margar
et Paulson, and Fred Fuhrman, Al-
lingion Glaisyer, David Smith and
Mioses Pauline and Grace Elling-
sen received guests at an attractive
teg which was given yesterday after
noon from four until six o’clock at the
home of their mother, Mrs. Pearl El-
lingsen, at 534 south Henry. Guests
from Marshfield, Bandon arid Coquille
were included. Receiving were Mrs.
Ellingson and her two daughters; as
sisting about the rooms and serving
were Dorothy Glaisyer, teabell Un-
Mieses
aoeld and Doris Compton
Martha Jane Webb and Grace El-
lingsen poured the flrat hour, with
Misses Pauline Ellingsen and Helen
Sweet, of Bandon, presiding later.
This proved to bo a very enjoyable af
fair for the younger set many of whom
are away attending school and are on
ly home at holidays times. This oc
casion made it possible for them to
meet many of their friends.
Herman Ellingsen._________ —
was one of the club members while* joyed Thursday at the home of Mrs.
living in Coquille. Members present
were Mee^amee C. D. Walker, F. C.
Hudson, E. L. Vinton, Walter Litaen-
oerger, Otto Davis, Donsld Estes, Jul-
ius Ruble, Kenneth Kistner.
Cecil Elwood in Marshfield with a pot-
luck luncheon served at noon. Motor-
ingbver from Coquille were Mesdames
W. E. Cross, C. C. Bonniksen, Frank
F. Schram, E. A. Wimer, Ralph Tay-
Feeds, Flour, Hay and Grain
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hie work at Oakridge after spending mas vacation with her parents, Mr.
two weeks with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish, at their home on
and M m . Lake and family were dinner Myrtle Creek.
New Cases in Circuit Court
Doc. 27—Hugh Barclay va. Geo. W.
Ferrey et al.
Want Ads
LOST—Brown leather Puree, Monday
night. Leave at Sentinel office. Re
ward.
it
for their patronage the past
TRAPPERS ATTENTION—Highest
prices paid for furs. Guns bought,
sold and traded. Leneve’s Sporting
Goods and Hardware Co. Coquille,
Oregon.
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DRESSMAKING
Alterations and
plain sewing in exchange for farm
produce: Hens, potatoes, hay or
what have you. Mary E. Chownlng.
Gen. Delivery, Coquille, Ore. IHt2*
PRACTICAL or Special Nursing of
any kind at a very reasonable price.
Mrs. B. C. Minard, 40041, Coquille.
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CASH for late model i
Southwestern Motor Co.