THE COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE M,
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MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
kina went to Roseburg Wednesday
morning and spent the day at the
home of Mrs. Bushnell's brother.
A rtork showed was given for Mrs.
Earl Adams Thursday afternoon and
.die received many lovely preaenta. At
the close of a pleasant aftetnoon
lainty refreshments were served to
the following:
Mesdames Lisxie
Adams, Wm. King, E. King, Reuben
Rjuppe, W. Huff, Katie Arnold, C. Wil
son, M. Mulkey, E. Carter, Ben Bur-
fees, G. Harris and 'Earl Adams.
A Bushnell was a Marshfield busi-
iess visitor Tuesday.
Charles F. Woolridge has been ap
pointed the constable for Justice of
the peace district, No. 5, which in*
■ludes Myrtle Point and vicinity.
Mrs. A> R. McDonald returned to
her home in Willard, Oregon, after a
few days’ visit at the home of bar
daughter, Mrs. Fred Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews and small
daughter, of Roseburg, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. Matthews’ sister,
Mrs. A. Bushnell.
Elder and Mrs. J. K. Fish, of Co
quille, were Myrtle Point visitors Sat
urday.
Paul Bunch, Revert Iverson and
Kenneth Laird plan to start logging
in the near future on Rock Creek for
the Smith Wood-Products company.
They expect to employ about fifteen
men.
Miss Carolyn Schneider returned to
her home at Illahe Friday. She was
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accompanied by Miss Mildred Rut-sell.'
A group of campfire girls of Co-
who will visit at the Schneider home ■]uille, under the direction'of Mias
for a short time.
.
Yada Swinney, hiked to Riverton last
Miss Josephine Deyoe returned to 'I'riday evening, slept out under the
her, home after spending several days tars (there'didn’t happen to be any
at the home of her friend, Edythe ¡.hat night) and returned to Coquille
Redell.
n time for work Saturday morning.
H.' Hawkins, of 'Floras Creak, spent The group included: Bernita Morris,
the week-end in Myrtle Point visiting Marjorie McGuffin, Margaret Daniel«,
friends.
\letha Leatherwood, Vivian Hender-
Lorain Braden, of Salem, spent the +on and Alice Wheeler.
week-end at the home of her friend,
Adolph Mohhu, who for ••peral
Miss Katie Guerin.
weeks has been doing work in Waldi
Miss Leia June McDonald returned ngton for the Smith Wood-Products
to 'her home from a short visit in Eu Co. of Coquille, returned home Satur-
gene.
lay afternoon.
Mrs. David Rogers returned to her
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Birch, of
home in Pendleton after a abort .visit Marshfield, and Mr., and Mns. Bur-
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. naugh and daughter, also of Mareh-
S. Knight.
ield, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Miss 'Katie Guerin and Roy Guerin M. Hartwell and family Sunday after
returned to the Morrison camp after noon.
spending the week-end at their home
At the annual high school meeting
in Myrtle Point.
■held in the school house Monday af
Mr. and Mrs. Burns and aon, Bobbie, ternoon, Mrs. Jenkins was re-elected
of Coquille, were dinner guests Sunday ia director and Mrs. Laster Borgard
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. w also re-elected as clerk. Officers
Cora Steele.
>f the election were: Mrs. Borgard,
Frank Davis and Harry Gambia :lerk; Daniel Smith and Wm. Carl
have gone to eastern Oregon on a busi on. judges; and Ellis Holbrook, chair
ness trip.
man.
Fred Hobson left the last of the
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dewey and
week for Gresham, where he took Lady
amily, of Lamps Creek, accompanied
Ashton to enter the county fair races. - -by Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Holbrook and
Adeline Gurney left last week for family, were Coquille visitors Satur
Eugene, where she will attend summer day.
school at the university.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck came in
Mrs. Gene Hermann, of Portland,
'rom Creswell this week-end to at-
wi spend several weeks at the borne 'end-the annual high schoql meeting.
of Mrs. Emma Hermann, Mr. Her-
They arrived Sunday afternoon in
mann wifi arrive later for a visit.
Myrtle Point where they spent the
Ervin Weekly, of Salem, is visiting afternoon as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
at the home of his mother, Mns. Susie
Ansel Hayward, coming on to River
Weekley.
ton that evening. They left for the
Miss Katie Furman returned to Gold alley Tuesday aftemon.
Beach after a few days’ visit at the
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, of
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Coquille, and Ralph Smith returned
Louis Furman.
from Floras Creek Wednesday and
J. A. Dean returned home from
•eported that they were through with
Myrtle Creek,
where he attend
he work they have been doing there
ed the graduation of his grandson, Ev
for the past several weeks.
erett McLain.
Mose Endicott, of the Middle Fork,
If you want to subscribe for a Port
was a Myrtle Point business visitor
land daily the clubbing combination
Tuesday afternoon.
we offer with the Sentinel will aave
Mrs. A. Bushnell and Mrs. H. Haw- roti money.
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Live News From Arago
The Junior End^avir class waw de
lightfully er.‘ . wined Sui. hy at the
home of Eieir teacher. Ms. R. M.
Munford. A picnic dinner Wv s served
at noun «nd the aft-rnwn w s «pent
playing g.mea and in a gereral good
lime. The e e.ijoylng the lay weM;:
Mary Jean MeAilister, C'yde tfiTl^j,
Gladys Miller, Junior Gul ;trom, aq'l
Bernies and Arda Gillespie. Mr. arjd
Mrs. Nile Miller were ako guests qf
the day.
Mr. «nd Mrs. C. E. Schroeder, Lost
and Price, Mrs. Emily Hickam andi
»on, Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bur-
bank were dinner guest« of Mr. and
Mrs. P. S. Robison, of Norway, Sun-
day.
The members of the church board
met with the school board at their
regular meeting Monday evening to)
ask permission to hold church services
in the school house the cuming year,
permission was granted by the board
and services will continue as Usual.
Rev. J. B. Moomaw, Jr., conducted
church services at Camas Valley Bun-
lay for the boys of the C. C. C. camp.
Mrs. Nile Miller served a birthday
iirmer Tuesday in honor of her hus
band and Jim Adame, of Bandon, thc.ir
birthdays both being the fame day.
Those present were Mrs. Mary
jVimer, of Coquille, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Adams and daughter, Jose phone, of
Bandon; Mr. and Mrs. Orvus Miller,
Gladys Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Nrlo
Miller.
Claude Banning, of Roeeburg, vis
ited at the Frank Fish home Thurs
day. Mr. Banning was a neighbor of
the Fish family when a small boy.
He went to South America with his
folks when a child and later returned
to the U. S. At present he is man
ager of the Farm Bureau Exchange
at Roeeburg and Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woudward and
son, Gerald, spent the week-end here
on business. They are living at Elk
ton at present.
David Root drove to Grants Pass
Friday, taking with him his father,
J. S. Root, of Grenada, Calif., and
his sister, Mrs. Naomi Robison, who
is returning home with her father for
an indefinite stay. They were met at
Grants Paas by another son, bam
Root, and David returned home the
name day.
Frank Miller spent the week-end
here with his family. He is driving
trucks on the road at Waldport.
A number of the men of the com
munity spent Saturday working at
clearing the grove on the northwest
comer of the J. D. Carl ranch, and
with a little more work the grove will
be ready for church services when
the weather is suitable.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Fleming had
i very unusual visitor Sunday night 'veen unable to capture the beast.
wljen a panther «creamed a short dis
Mrs. Bert PauR, of Gardener, un
tance from the house. A number of derwent a major operation at the
'rave hunters ahd dogs of Arago and Keizer hospital of North Bend Wed
vicinity gave pursuit but as yet have nesday.
She is recovering as well
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C oquille S ervice S tation
Delivery
V. R. Wilson, ‘‘Optometrist. Errors
as could be expected. Mrs. Pauli hue
spent the greater part of her life in in refraction corrected, without the
uee of drugs. “For glasses” see Wil
Arago and vicinity.
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Mr. and M m . Clarence Jessee, of son first and save money.
Coquille, were Arago visitors Sun
day evening. They left early Mon CALL FOR TRANSPORTATION
BIDS
day morning, accompanied by Rev.
Bids are requested for providing
Turner MacDonald, and wife, for Tur
transportation of High School Pupils,
ner, Oregon, where they will attend over
the following described routes to
summer conference of the Christian the Coquille High School Building o'
■School
District No. 8 during , tae
Church the next ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collier and school year, 1933-34:
Route 1—"From the Fairview, Cun
children returned home Friday from ningham and Riverside districts.
s week’s visit with relatives at
Route 2 'From the McKinb-y and
Johnson Mill districts.
North Bend.
Route 3—From tihe Coaledu dis tric t-
Mrs S. L, Lafferty, left Thursday
Successful bidders will fumi »h own
for Alameda, Calif., for an indefinite equipment acceptable to the board of
stay with her daughter, Mrs. George directors of School District No. 8,
furnish all materials and labor neces
King.
Mrs. Goldie Lawrence, of Los An sary for said, transportation; furnish
b-nd for fulfillment of contract equal
geles, Calif., m visiting her mother, to 90 per cent of bid; and furnish pub
Mrs. C. T. Robison.
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lic liability and property damage in-
Mrs. Eva Settem and son, John, uranee to the minimum amount of
of Los Angeles, Calif., are visiting $100,000.
Payment for such transportation
this week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert shall be made in warranto to t>e issued
Fish. They are on their way home ' by the Non-High School District
Board, to be endorsed over to bidder.
from a trip north.
Bl>
1 the first payment being made Janu-
ent*rU’n«d ary 15. 1934' to cover the cost of the
at a delightful birthday dinner Sun-I fl-at half year’s transportation and
dav m honor of her husband and her "he balance in equal monthly install-
s>ter, Mrs. O. iH. Aasen. Those on- menta until fully paid.
Sealed bids to be submitted to Keith
ioy’nr the event were Mr. and Mrs 1 ««lie. Clerk of District Wo. 8,
ITd Wannamaugher and Mr. and Mrs. «mill«. Oregon. on or before July
Teo Cox and a-m, Berl, of Bandon, Mr. 1933. at fl p. m.
i and Mrs. O. H. A «sen, Mr. and Mrs.
The Scho>l Roa id of Dis'rict
8 reserves the right to reject anv
Me A Rioter and son, Shelby.
all bids.
Hal Baxter, of Coquille, has opened
Keith Leslie.
Clerk of School District. No 8.
•< camp on lamps creek and several
Coos County. Oregon.
i men in Arago vicinity are employed
11 h*re
NOTCE TO CREDITORS
Merlin Clinton, of Coquille, in viait-
Notice is hereby given t’’«’ *'
at the home of hie brother, Lester do-sirned has beer dulv a
no^d
Clinton. .
administratrix of th-« extste of ’ W
Edra and Anna Johnson, of Salem, Laird deceased, and all rer»nn-’ ’ a’’-
Ow are visiting friend« in Arago ! t "» claims against ss'd eetate 'ir-
hereby notified, that they are re.;u:r-1
•nd -iclnity thia week.
to present same dulv ver’fi'd. "d b
Rural Griffin is down from hia proper voucher therefor, to the "nd -
ranch on North Fork this week and ia signed, at th* office of fl. A. R’a-k,
-l isting hia father, Wm. Griffin, with in ConviPe, Coos Countv. Ore -o •
within six month* from the date f
''Is farming here.
this notice.
' Dated this 29th day of June, 1933.
Mabie Laird.
4-H LivewircR
Administratrix of the Esta'e of ’
deceased.
The first meeting was held June 11 W. H. Laird,
A. Slack, attorney for Adm n <-
” ‘h- home of Mrs. Murphy. The
___ tratrix.
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>cthn resulted as follows: Helen,
White, president; Ruth Murphy, via« DON’T GET UP NIGHTS
-resident; Bessie Summers, secretary;
Make Thi« ?5e T<~ t
phvsic the bladder easily. Driv»
q'!irabeth Varney, treasurer.
The «econd meeting of the 4-H out impurities and exeea’ivc a ’i’»
cause irritotim that r-s’ilts in
’ ivewires was held at the home of which
leg pains, backache, burning and gat
Mra. Murphy, local leader. They had ing up nights. BU-KETS, the bladder
a meeting for half an hour, then physic, containing buchu. Juniper ci',
owed for an hour, ending with a so etc. works on the bladder pkaeant'.v
and effectively, similar to gaator
<jfl r-n
castor til
cial program.
the bowels. Get a fee box. 15
*5 ppin
grain -
Ruth Murphy, Reporter. size) from your drugrist After four
days, if not relieved of getting up
nights go back and get your money.
Picnic or Sunday dinners are not You are bound to feel better after
complete unleaa you have « few of thia cleansing and you get your regu
lar elsep. Sold by Fuhrman’s Phar
Leapar’a t-ft frien at No each.
macy,