The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 06, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

THB COQUILL* VALLBY SENTINEL, COQUILLE OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, IMS.
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and Mr«. L. A. Meyers.
ily to San Francisco, and sailed for
Fred Vetter returned home SaturJ_The. P'«?^ on b<
Coquille Port Orford on the Vanderbilt. Af­
day from the hospital where he under­ 'Christian Endeavor at the Arago ter nine days they reached their des­
went an emergency operation for ap­ feymnaeium was a big success. About tination. Dave Carey was bom in
pendicitis a week ago. He ur recover­ seventy-five attended and the play Iowa and came to Port Orford July
was well presented. The title was 4th, 1872. They were married Jan.
ing satisfactorily.
Houston Robinson and Joe Sinko "The Empty Room’’ and the cast of 7th, 1883, at noon, at the old McBride
left by stage Monday morning for characters as follows: The Inn Keep­ place at Garrison Lake, near Port
their respective schools. Houston is a er, Willis Jessee; the Inn Keeper’s Orford. Mrs. Kate Leneve, of Port
freshman at O. S. C. and Joe is a nwther- Afd* Slo«n; Mary, ‘he Mother Orford, was Mrs. Carey’s bridesmaid.
freshman at A.hland Normal. They ot Je*u»> A*ne* Newton; Joanna, Mr. and Mrs. Carey have lived the
had planned to remain until Tuesday “weetheart of the Inn Keeper^ '^a past fifty years in Coos and Curry
but owing to the high water they were Swinney; ‘ the servant,
‘ Avery Combs; counties and have raised a lovely
the nobleman, Orvus Miller; the family. Frank Ilves with his par­
obliged to return a day sooner
ents at Powers and Jack lives in Myr­
La Vaun A seen returned to school, P^Phet, Bob Bailey,
at Ashland Monday, having spent the
Mr. ,nd Mrs. Orvus Miller and Mr. tle Point. ..The daughters are Nettie
holidays here with her parents, Mr.,nd Mrs. Nile Miller and daughter Clancy, of Eureka, Lottie Belshaw, of
and Mrs. L. M. Aasen.
I?,'“1*’ were dinner guests of Mr. and Myrtle Point; jtae Johnston, of Ban
Mr. and Mm. W. B. Doyle drove to.?1™' Grover McQuigg of Coquille Sun- Francisco, and Addie Goodwin, of
Honolulu. A host 'df friends wish Mr.
Camas Valley Monday to see Mr.1
sad Mrs.
Carey
many more years ef
Doyle’ s s mother,
Mrs.
M. . x«.
E. lumie,
Lillie, wno
who v_ _
da“ • i*ter
i*»yie
moincr, jot
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has been quite ill the past week and V,un were dinner
•< ** ™d. hapP,neM together
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
.. . took
. a turn for
- the worse. I M
Mr«
Aaann rtf fonnilU
suddenly
r»- IM
E<l Aasen
Coquille New Yearn 1
Bridge Happenings
Freddie Milani, 14 year old son of **•£•
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Johnson, of
Charles Wilson returned the first of
The Ar
Arago
Mr. and Mm. Joe Milani, underwent
**° basketball squad will
an emergency operation for appendi- Pl*y ‘he first league game of the sea- the week to his home in Brewster ' Portland, spent several «lays this week
Valley, after visiting here «ioqe'at the home of Mr. und Mr.' R. F.
citis at the Coquille hospital Friday
DFri,d_a\ *Tening _ Th,,y,
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were u—
here *" to *“
attend
Christmas at the home of his grand- Garrett,
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—J the
the
Bridge
team
on
the
local
floor.
The
night. He is getting along as well as
funeral
of
Mr.
Johnson
’
s
father,
Amos
parents,
Mr.
and
Mm.
W.
A.
Lett.
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Arago
lineup^
fdr
thia
season
is:
For-
this
io:
could be expected.
Among those who are ill in our com­ Johnson.
Mi.ws Edith and Evelyn Woodward
Curri*¿nd Schroeder; center,
Miss Helen Deyoe left'Monday for
returned to their respective schools. ”*trick; guards, Collier and MoAllie- munity are Mm. Fred Ehrig, Warren
Klamath Falls, after spending the
Cribbins
and
Albert
Pancoast.
Mrs.
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Miss Edith is attending!**1^
1.;
Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Collier and grandaughter C. 8. Murphy who has been conval­ holidays at the home of her parents.
0. S. C. and Evelyn is teaching at
Mrs. Elisabeth Bennett and daugh­
escing very slowly from her recent
Snake River in Curry county. They Glenda Stewart went to Powers iHneas is improving more rapidly now. ter Dorothy returned home the first
Thursday
and
spent
a
few
days
visit
­
spent the holidays here with their
The Grange called off the social of the week from a trip to California
ing friends and relatives.
mother, Mrs. Edith Woodward.
meeting
which was planned for Dec. where they spent the holidays at the
Burtie made a
The basketball fans of Arago vic­ , Mr. and Mrs. J.
80, and instead will have a pot-luck home of Mm. Bennett’s sister, Mrs.
business
trip
to
Grants
Pass
Sunday.
inity were treated to a full evening
dinner at the next regular meeting Ellison Emmerson, at Angwin.
of baeketball Friday when three teams Mrs. C. C. Robinson of Grenada, Cal. Friday evening, Jan. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Morrison left
met
them
at
Ashland
and
came
home
of the Christian Endeavor Union met
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver enter­ Monday for Crescent City on a busi­
with
them.
She
will
spend
S
’
few
the three school teams on the local
tained at a dinner party Tuesday ness trip.
floor. The boys played first, winning months with Mns. Edith Woodward, evening, bavin/ as their guests Mr.
Henry Huntley is confined to hie
who
is
in
very
poor
health.
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by the score 30 to 26. In the girls’
home
with an attack of the flu.
and
Mrs.
N.
W.
Perkins
and
daughter
The Arago school was unable to be
game .that followed Arago also was
Phyllis Jane of Canby, Miss Alma . Mr. and Mrs. C. Bollenbaugh, of
opened
again
Tuesday
because
of
the
victorious, winning 16 to 8. The jun­
Larkins and Mm. Elise Lamp. The Canyonville, spent the week end at
iors then played and won 1« to 12, all high water.
Perkins have been visiting relatives the home of his mother, Mrs. Henry
Mr.
and
Mm.
Nile
Miller
are
enjoy
­
games in Arago's favor.
and friends in Myrtle Point and vi­ Huntley.
ing
a
visit
this
week
with
Mr.
and
O. H. Aaeen has been confined At
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ball, of Cottage
Mm. Wallace Miller and daughters cinity since before Christmas and plan
home the past week with infhientA.
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to return to their home at Canby t^e. Grove, are visiting this week at the
Colleen
and
Maxine
of
Portland.
Francis Keltner left Monday morn­
Mrs. M. B. Mix and Mm. Eugenia latter part of thia' week. Mm. Culder -hottie of Mrs. Ball’s sister, Mrs. Laur­
ing for Eugene to resume his third
ence Mullen.
Fairly
were .dinner guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Perkinl'are sisters.
year at the university. He has spent
Herman Ikemyer, of Berkeley, Cai.,
Mary Alice Corpe who has been ill
Mm.
W.
A.
Wellman
of
Myrtle
Point
the past week here visiting his par­
with heart ■ trouble since about spent the week end at the home of Mr.
New Years.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Keltner.
Thanksgiving time is much improved and Mrs. P. W. Laird. He returned
Mrs. Mary Kribbs went to Coquille
now.
to California Tuesday morning, ac­
Saturday to visit her brother and his
News Notes From Powers
Mrs. Frank Porter and children, companied by Miao Elda Laird who
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder.
Allan and Alvan- King returned Paul and Patricia, visited Sunday eve­ was returning to the University of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward
Tuesday
from
Iron
Mountain ning at the James Porter home. The California after spending the holidays
drove to Roseburg Sunday on busi­
where they were packing supplies to Frank Porter fsmily has moved back with her parents.
ness. Miss Rachel Woodward, Miss
Mias Jean Guerin returned to Cor­
the miners. They found two and half
“Pe*r Out Cabin” on their home­
Ruth Woodward and Clarence Mullins
feet of enow and saw a large timber ,te*d- after living for a few months vallis after spending the holidays in
accompanied them. Rachel went on to
Myrtle Point.
wolf, which later followed them. This on2he Kurtx Plac«-
Paulsoba, Wash., where she ia teaching
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mills returned
|' The Christian Endeavor enjoyed a
wolf
has
been
in
this
„'flirt
'
the
school and Clarence Mullins went to
mountains' for some time, ’ftiey also ¡watch party New Year’s Eve at the to their home in Warsaw, Wis., after
Corvallis where he is standing O. S. C.
saw fifteen deer. The trail to Rogue home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver. a visit at the home of their friends,
this term.
The evening was pleasantly spent in Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burbank re­ river is now impassable, the first time
Miss Elsie Moller returned to Cor­
games and contests. Constance Knight
turned to their home at Johnson Mill since the trail has been built.
received the prise for winning the vallis after spending the holidays with
Mm.
Ethel
Littler
haa
been
at
the
Sunday. Mr. Burbank ia steadily im­
most games. Pleasing refreshments home folks.
proving from a recent operation. Mrs. ! Mast hospital in Myrtle Point suffer­
Mrs. Blanche Parry and daughter
were served which included some
ing
with
the
flu.
She
is
much
im
­
Burbank will teach school for him this
fruit sent from Fresno, California, as Maxine returned to their home in Eu-
proved
and
ia
expected
home
Thurs
­
week.
a treat from Clarence R. Clayton, who gyne after spending the holidays at
Ohaa. Schroeder ia visiting his niece, day. Both of her children have flu,
was a member of the society while he the home of Mrs. Parry’s parents, Mr.
they
being,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Roy
Mte. J. D. Cart.
Frey.
lived here. Present at the party were and Mrs. E. W. Jones.
George Robinson drove his daughte
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Perkins and
Mildred Payne is teaching in the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culver, Mm.
Opal and her two holiday guests.
Stanley Lake, Mm. H. C. Van Alstein, daughter Phyllis Jane returned to
absence
of
the
second
grade
teacher.
Marie and Pauline LaBanty to Glide
Mae Hatcher, Winifred Clinton, Anna their home at Canby, Oregon, after a
Lillian Frick.
Sunday. They spent the holidays here
Culver, Constance Knight, Vivienne few days’ visit at the home of his par­
The
private
kindergarten,
taught
with Mr. and Mrs. Robinson.
by Mae Langstron, resumed school af­ and Virginia Lake, Mary Louise Oul- ents, Mr. snd Mrs. N. G. W. Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw and ter the holidays with a large enroll­ ver, Geneva Evernden, Helen James,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Baines and eon
daughter Patty are spending the holi- ment.
Marjorie Van Alstein, Archie Culver, Louie returned to their home in
day« at Ashland-visiting Dr. and Mrs.
On Saturday, January 7, Mr. and Junior Bartlett, Ernest and Orlin Lett, Grants Paas after a short visit in
H. A. Shaw.
Mrs. Dave Carey will celebrate their Byron Van Alstein and the host and Myrtle Point.
Mrs. S. L. Lafferty was a dinner golden wedding anniversary, at their hostess.
Melvin Bariclow returned to the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Laf­ home in Powes*.
H. G. Evernden, J. T. Evernden, Roy Oakland Polytechnic school after
In the evening
ferty of Myrtle Point Saturday.
their friends are giving them a large and Grant Doney and Fred W. Corpe spending the holidays with his mother
Miss Pearl. Meyers returned to her party, which will require two halls. have s'M given some neighborly help and famfly. .
work in Portland Thursday. She is This party will be attended by about on the A. O. Hooten's new bouse. The
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Shockley returned
employed by the Consolidated Truck 300 people. Alice McBride waa bum work is progressing nicely, though home from Oregon City where they
Lines there snd spent the Christmas in Marion county, Illinois, in 1863. O b the recent stormy weather has hin­ spent a few days at the home of her
vacation hare with her parents, Mr. April », 1872, she oaaso with her fam- dered it.
mother.
Live News From Arago
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Mr. and Mm. Ralph Sayers returned frosen pipes and 'the other week the
to their home at Roseburg after a sev­ Christmas holidays. We were all glad
eral days’ stay in Myrtle Point
to see that there were practically no
Mrs. Sarah Chandler, an old resi­ cases of flu among the students.
dent of the Lee country, passed away
There will be basketball games both
at her home early Tuesday morning. Friday and Saturday of this week.
The funeral was held at the Schroe­ One. the fimt league game of the sea­
der chapel Wednesday afternoon and son ia with Lakeside at Lakeside
interment was in the Lee cemetery. Friday and. the other with CoquiHe
She leave« to mourn their loss, her here Saturday evening. These are
husband, Ike Chandler, and several both expected to be good games.
children, besides a host of friends.
Mr. and Mm. Weriey Bean enter­
Mrs. .Harry Judson returned to her tained at a lovely New Yearn Eve
home in Portland after a shprt visit party at their home Saturday even­
with friends in Myrtle Point
ing.
The evening was spent in mu­
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson and sic, this being furniriwd by Mm. W. T.
two children returned to their home Alpine and Mrs. Mabel Kiser at the
after spending the holidays with his piano and Mrs. Tom Thomas, Mm.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson.
Bean and Mrs. C. M. Hartwell on the ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mullen left the violin. Mm. Thomas also yodried and
last of the week for California where Mrs. Frances SeH played the mandiflin
their daughter Florence will finish throughout the evening. All of the
college at Stanford University. Their guests joined in group singing. Re­
son William ia attending O. S. C.
freshments were served later in the
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young have re-, evening. Those present included Mrs.
turned to their home at Burrows Bay, Mabel Kiser from North Bend, Mr.
Wash.
and Mrs. Tom Thomas from Coquille,
Mr. and Mm. Nudafrl are the proud Mr. and Mm. A. £. Dye, Mr. and Mm.
parents of a baby daughter.
W. T. Alpine, Mr. and Mm. .Francis
Miss Ena Christenson returned to Sell, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Berry, Mr,
her home at Cushman after spending , and Mrs. George Martin, and Mr.
New Year’s at the G. L.McRay home and Mrs. C. M. Hartwell.
on C. street.
-I One of the first social evenings of
George Mullen and* son Clau4 left the year was a New Years Eve party
last week for Bend where they have given by Mm. Perna Harris for her
employment in the Weekley camp
daughter Been. The evening waa
Mrs. Richard Pfiefer returned to spent in cards, games and music. Per­
her home in Salem after a few days’ j haps the most excitement of the even-
viait at the home of her parent», Mr. | | ing was caused when every one was
and Mm. Peter Axe.
| asked to participate in a game which
Miss Eula Mayes left last week for required a litle ball with a steel hook
Kansas City, Mo, where ¿he will take through it to be blown into the air and
post raduate ,work in nursing.
«aught over a little ring. Mias La­
Mrs. A. A. Schriefer returned home velle Walstrom and - Mias Perna
from Monroe, Oregon, where she visit­ Knight tied for the prise. They each
ed her « «ter, Mm. F. A. Pierson.
tried over again and Mice Watvtrom
Mi«« Minnie Maoher returned to won, getting a beautiful cushion pre-
Myrtle Point after spending Mie holi- sented by Mm. Harris. Musk was
days with relatives at Silverton.
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furnished
by Miao
Mrs. Floyd E. Summers and two ‘ Dye and Ileen Harris, iteftoi’hme'nte
cbiIdr«n returned from a week’s visit were served at twelve to the follow­
at Junction City.
ing: Lavelle Walstrom, Donald and
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis returned Jack Auer, Helen and Morris Nulf,
to their home at Lakeside after spend­ Eleanor a^d JMin Reriman from Le­
ing the holidays at the home of Mr. neve; ETwyn Miller from Port Orford;
and Mrs. Frank Young.
Maxine Brining, Darrell Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. W. Perkins are Hank Burr and Stanley Norris from
enjoying a visit from their daughter, Coquille; Perna, Grace and Jewel
Mrs. Claude Moon, of Loe Angeles.
Knight, Evelyn Berry, Robert Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. VanFauasen gave a Marie Dye, Benny Wateon, Howard
party Saturday evening in honor of Hull, Howard Schroeder, William Mc­
their son Gene’s twenty-flMt birthday. Farlins, Mrs. Nettie Peterson, Cherie
After dinner the young people went Mae HartweH and the two hoetemee,
to the home of Delbert Steel and en­ Mrs. Perna Harris and Ileen Harris
joyed the evening playing games.
from Riverton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper returned
Riverton News
from a vacation trip to the valley Sat­
The Riverton schools opened Mon­ urday Accompanied by Miss Edith
day morning after a three week vaca­ Hull they were the guest, of Mr. and
tion, two weeks of which were due to Mrs. Adolph Molthu Monday evening
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