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THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 7, IMR
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Busy Comer Grocery
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Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Aasen, and Mr*. Jack Cooper at their home
congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gulstrom and Mr. and Mns. Ernest Watkine, Mary Thursday afternoon. Mr. Hayward is
sons, Junior and Darwin Burl, left Helen, Jean, and Anu, Mr. and Mrs. the 7th and 8th grade teacher in the
Saturday morning for Tillamook to Geo. Gillespie, Arda and Bernice, Mr. school here.
visit friends and relatives over the •nd Mrs. Ernest Weibe and daugh­
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Edgmon and
Fourth of July vacation. Mr. Gul­ ters, Beverly and Kathryn, Mr. and children, Earl and Frankie, accom­
strom is head cheeeemaker in the Mrs. Stanley .Halter, Mr. and Mrs. E. panied by Bob Smith, were Coquille
Arago factory and Frank Burbank is J. Myers, Mr. and Mr». David Root, visitors Friday. Mr. Smith has been
helping Gordon Fleming during his and son, John Paul, Mr. and Mrs. L.
spending the past week at the Edg-
M. Aasen, 'Lavaiun and Stephen.
absence.
mon home.
Mr. 'and Mrs. J. L. Burtis drove up
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl were dinner
Fred Shelton came home for the
guests Friday evening of Mr. and the coast Tuesday,
week-end; he has been stationed with
Mr. and Mre. Fred Lafferty and
Mrs. Gus Bender, of Norway.
Mrs.
the C. C. C. boys in Camas Valley.
Chester Bender, of Portland, a sister daughter, Janice, were dinner guests
Mrs. M. M. Young,’of Lakeside, and of Mr. Bender and an old-friend of of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lafferty, of Fred Wateon was also home for the
and Mr*. T. D. Guerin, Mr*. W. W.
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Fourth from the camp at Agness.
Deyoe and daughter«, Helen, Priscilla Mrs. J. D. Brown and daughters, the Carls, was also present.
Myrtle Point, Sunday.
Wesley Bean received word this
Lyman Huntley, of Myrtle Creek, and Josephine, Mrs. Holt, Florence Dorothea and Donna Dee, of Willard,
Mrs. G. A. Collier enjoyed a
Mrs. Nile Miller entertained as
came in Wednesday and spent several Guerin and son, Ray, Mose Endicott, Oregon, visited Wednesday at the week end visit with her little grand guests Monday afternoon Rev. and week of the birth of his first graund-
days at the home of his brother, Janice Lafferty, Frank and Ursilla home of their sister, Mrs. Fred daughter, Glenda Stewart, of Bay Mrs. T. R. Jackman, of Coquille, and daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Henry Huntley.
Kenyon.
Brown. Hugh Brown returned with City. They took her home Tuesday his mother, Mrs. E. M. Jackman, of Riding, of Molalla. Mrs. Bean ha«
been with the baby’s parents for sev­
Mr. Hunt left Monday for Medford
Mr*. Will Lundy and daughter, them and will spend the summer with and spent the day with her end her Santa Ana, Calif.
on a business trip.
'Belva Alice Stemmier, and Miss Ruth his grandmother, Mrs. A. ft. McDon­ mother, Ethel Collier.
Mr. and M ts . George Gillespie and eral weeks and plans to remain a
Roy Osborne came up from Gold Barton returned home this week end ald.
The meeting of the ladies’ mission­ children, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Doyle whHe longer.
Clyde Smith underwent an appen­
Beach and spent the 4th with home from a trip to Sacramento, where
Miss Cornelia Clausen returned Fri­ ary «society for July has been post­ ind family, Mrs. Arthur Farrier and
folks.
they visited Mrs. Stemmier’« daugh­ day evening from Portland, where she poned until the second Wednesday of «on, Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hal­ dices operation in Richmond's hospi­
han been visiting.
Miss Katie Furman returned to ter, Mrs. Slauson.
the month, July 12th, at which time ter, Mr. and Mns. E. J. Myers, Mr. tal Saturday evening. He was rushed
Gold Beach after spending a few day*
Jimmy Byrne, heavy weight fighter the meeting will be held in the com­ and Mrs. J. D. Carl and family, Mr. to the hospital but was not operated
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Redington re­
at the home of her parents.
turned to their home in Napa, Idaho, and well known in pugilistic circles, is munity park. A special program ie and Mrs. C. E. Schroeder, Mr. and on until his father, who was camping
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Guerin and son, after a zthort visit here.
in a hospital in Los Angeles suffering promised and everyone is welcome. Mrs. Adrian Halter and son, Allen, out at Sacchi’s beach, could reach
Tom, of Pasadena, Calif., arrived
Mrs. Stanley Halter had as dinner Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hampton and Mrs. here.
Mns. David E. Rogers returned to from an infected foot.
Monday for a ten days’ visit with rel­ her home at Pendleton, after a ten
Mrs. H. Hawkins left the first of guests Thursday, Mrs. Frank Lane L. R. Hampton epent the Fourth on
Frits Hull, of Bear Creek, came
atives and friends.
home Saturday evening with Mr. and
days’ visit at the home of her daugh­ the week for Curry county to be with and Mrs. Earl Harrah, of Coquille. the Bandon beach.
A. Parrish was a Roseburg business ter, Mrs. E. E. Knight.
her husband, who hae a logging
Mrs. Emily Hickam, Lodema Cross,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt and son, Mrs. Adolph Molthu and remained as
visitor Monday.
Lois Schroeder,
June Chandler, of Myrtle Point, visited Mr. and Mrs. their guest throughout the week-end.
Frank Hamish, of Gravel Ford, en- camp on Floras creek.
The Mike Morrison camp on Roland ' tered the Mast hospital Saturday af-
Mrs. Chas. Bellshaw and two Yvonne Cross, Price Schroeder and Wendle Robison Tuesday.
creek closed Saturday afternoon and . temoon for medical treatment.
daughters, Alice and Mary Ann, re­ Melden Carl are enjoying a few days
Fox Breeders Meet
remained" closed over the 4th.
Miss Fairy Davis and Mrs. Bert turned the last of the week from Eu­ at Bandon this week.
Riverton
News
The
regular
meeting of the Coos
F. M. Kenyon arrived home from Manderson returned home from a gene, where they have been visiting
Mrs. J. B. Moomaw, Jr., and chil­
^The
talk
against
the
Sales
Tax
County
Fox
Breeders
association will
Bend Sunday evening. He has been week’s/visit with friends at Holland, flor several weeks.
dren, David and Donna, are vieiting
employed in eastern Oregon and left Oregon.
Mr*. Childs recently returned from this week with Mrs. Moomaw’s moth­ which was to have been given tonight be held Sunday, July 9th, in the oak
(Friday) in the Riverton high school grove on the fair ground* in Myrtle
again Tuesday morning. Mrs. Kenyon
Melvin Barklow returned home California and is making her home er, Mrs. Emma Wilson.
and «on, John, accompanied him for from Oakland, California, where he with her daughter, Mrs. Eixabeth
Melden Carl, of Reedsport, spent gym, has been postponed until next Point. Final plans are to be made re­
a few days’ visit.
Wednesday evening at eight o’clock garding the summer school to be held
the week-end here and aj^Bandon.
bas just completed his junior year in Bennett.
Mr. and Mns. P. W. Laird and the Polytechnic College of Engineer­
. Miss Gladys Kinney, of Glide, Ore., The speakers of the evening in order in Coquille, August 13. A picnic din­
daughter. Marguerite, left Friday for! ing.
is a guest this week of Mias Opai of their talk* wiH be Melvin Kathan ner will be served at noon. AH who
Live News From Arago
George Belloni, Walter Oerding and are interested in Coos County new in­
Orland, California, for a visit with, ' J. H. Myer* received a telegram
Robison.
Mr. and1 Mrs. Orvus Miller and
dustry are cordially invited to attend.
Mr. Laird’s sister. They will also last Friday telling him of the death
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Shaw «nd son, Dr. James Richmond, all of Coquille.
Gladys Miller , were Sunday dinner
visit Miss Vemita Laird at Ukiah and cf his father early that morning in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mc- Richard, of Coqtrtlle, were dinner
Mr. and Mr*. Gibbs and family
Notice
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bickmeyer at Kansas. Mr. Myers epent several Quigg. of Coquille.
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. i spent Sunday at Bandon beach. They
Berkeley.
A
low
glass
bowl
and a small vase
accompanied
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Train
months with his father this last win­
Knabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munford en­
W. H. Bunch left the first of the ter,
were left at the Community building
joyed an overnight visit Wednesday Owing to the co-operation and hard and family from Coquille.
Will the
week for Canyonville for a ten-day
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, of Co­ after the Flower Show.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harlocker and with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thompson work of the men in the Arago com­
visit with friends.
daughter, Ann, left this *(ek for Port­ apd family, of Corvallis. Thursday munity, we are now the proud pos­ quille, accomapnied by Mr. and Mrs owners please cal] 8-M as I have them
Edward Roland, of Walnut Creek, land, where they will make their they went on to Grenada, California, sessor of a community park located ■•-d Smnth spent Monday evening in here and will return them to you.
California, and Leonard Speed, of home.
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Mm. Howard
Nellie Whereat.
to Spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. at the southwest corner of the J. D.
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Oakland, California, arrived Monday
Mrs. Nellie Bender returned to her J. S. Root. Mrs. Munford and Mrs Carl ranch. The underbrush ha« been Smrth s lot. ne Ed
- afternoon for a few days’ visit with home in Coquille after a week’« visit Thoinpson are sisters.
M,ile
cleared, the lot fenced and com­ Howa'iTs^ th 1
get up nights
friend«. On Wednesday they went to st the home of Mns. E. W. Hermann.
Miss Rachel Woodward is trying to fortable seats have been built and a Howard Smith, .pent the night there.
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Crater Lake, accompanied by Misses
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Molthu jour- ¿Ji** .? eaa Thig
Mrs. W. A. Sawyer and small baby organize an orchestra in Arago and platform provided for church services.
y bladder phya:c to
Helen and Priscilla Deyoe and Miss were <ble to. leave the Mast hospital is asking anyone who can play • Sunday school and church services zit^sr*
Sunday ,nd
in*Pur‘ti«s and excess acid*
Harriet Bones. They returned the the last of the week and returned to musical instrument or has an instru­ were held there Sunday and about 60 '
„.caui? irritation that results in
,75„pains'. backache, burning and get-
same day.
their home,
ment and wishes to learn, to come brought their lunch baskets and en­
Ju*ukp "*hta. BU-KETS, the blad-
A picnic dinner was enjoyed on the
Mr. and Mrs. Hawyard, Mr. •nd and help out. Miss Woodward* is an joyed a picnic dinner together. Those
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containing buchu, juniper
““l,™ ’ »<**• on the hladder plea.s-
Guerin ranch on Sugarloaf mountain Mrs. C. Clinton and Mr. and Mm. excellent instructor and it is a great present were Mr. and Mrs. George
tnr yn nd *Jr«Stiv«ly. Similar to cas-
Tuesday. Those attending were: Mr. Christensen spent the 4th on the opportunity for any one who is will, Robison, Opal, Iola, Woodrow, Mar­ ini'fX &Ort7’ W’’° *”* ***"
(6 21.
2“ bowels. Get a 25c box
•nd Mrs. C. V. Gderin and son, Tom, Bandon beach.
ing to learn. Miss Woodward^ TTi*. garet and Lois, Mr. and Mm. J. L. retuLLT"’1 r*1“ *"
•!’’•) from your druggist.
four ‘‘•T». If not relieved of
Mr. Cupinski left Wednesday for Wendle Robison, Miss Ethel Fish and Burtie, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrier, returned home this week «
of Pasadena. Orvil Deyoe, of Los
M t ? and Mrs. Ansel Hayward, who
n* up n,rhta go back and get
Angele«, Leonard Speed, of Oakland, North Bend, where he will work for Mrs. O. ¡H. Aasen assisted with the and grandson. Jack, Mr. and Mrs. J.
brtter 2nJ’ .u-°u ,are bound ‘o feel
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been reaiding for
Edward Roland, of Walnut Cre«k, he Southern Pacific as a bridge car­ music at the morning church services D. Carl, Kenneth, Maidan, Herbert have
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after this cleansing and vou
in te„w.i d • .
**veral months
Myrtle Point,.ware guests of Mr.
Calif., Barriet Bones, of Gaylord, Mr. pan ter.
and it was much appreciated by the and Whllaca, Mir. and Mrs. C. C.
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