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left the first of the week for Goli ist who is conducting the Banks Dis-
Besch to be gone until school starts in esse control campaign in Del Norte
Mr». Sparks, of Kansas City, Kan September. Mr. Osborne has employ county; 'Paul C. Adams, secretary
manager Oregon State Dairy Council;
sas, left Saturday after a several ment there.
Mias Jean Guerin and Agnes Gear- Dr. Wm. A. Schoenfeld, Dean Oregon
days’ visit at the home of her friend,
hard t returned home Friday from Ban State Agricultural Collage; Prof. P.
Mrs. J. Myers.
Miss Velma Hamilton and Miss Rafael, where they spent several M. Brandt, head Dairy Dept O. 6. A.
Betty Hollenbeck returned to Corval months at the home of Dr. Kelker. C., and Dr. C. I. Roadhouse, Head
lis after a two weeks' stay in Myrtle Miss Gearhardt plans to enter Lane Diviaion of Dairy Industry, Univer
Hospital in September for nurses’ sity of California, and others.
Point
Rev. E. G. Ranton and son, Leon training.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ray returned to MET8KER’S COUNTY ATLASE8
ard, left Thursday for Fall City. Mr.
Metaker’s County maps and town
snd Mrs. Wayne Woodward and son, getting his vacation from work with and Mrs. Geo. Latham accompanied their home after a several days’ visit
Live News From Arago
them as far aa McMinnville, where with friends in Marshfield.
ship ownership maps are for sale at
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward Gerald, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Myers the county road crew.
Harry Summers, young son of Mr. The Title Co. and County Assessor's
Miss Grace Kigt, who is working they will make their home.
made a business trip to Waldport and son, Oliver, enjoyed Sunday af
Mr. and Mm. Walter Tripp moved and Mrs. Floyd Summers, had his ton office, Coquille, Ore., and the Cham
at
the
Coal
Hill
ranch,
was
taken
ill
ternoon
on
the
Bandon
beach.
Thursday. They returned home Fri
Miss Lois Schroeder left Wednesday this week with what is thought to be this week from the Max Dement house sils removed at the Mast Hospital ber of Commerce at Marshfield, Ore.,
day.
morning
for Seattle in company with flu. She is on the road to recovery to the Gue Brewer house on Fourth Tuesday morning.
the best maps made in Oregon. “Mst-
Mr. and Mrs. Orvue Miller went to
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nye left this sker the Map Man” 215 Coaunerce
street.
now,
however.
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
Orville
Newton
and
La-
Coquille Sunday. Mr. Miller was tak
Mrs. Chet Huling returned to her week for Kentucky, where they will Bldg. Portland, Ore.
Mrs. W. H. Griffin and children,
en suddenly ill there and has been Veme Knife, of Coquille.
home Monday afternoon from the make their home.
Wendell
and
Ileen,
from
Medford,
The
Ladies
’
Missionary
society
was
unable to return home.
Mast Hospital, where she has been
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schroeder and
Mining Location notices for sale at
Mrs. Wm. Bell, of My trie Point, vis delightfully entertained Wednesday came here to visit Mrs. Griffin’s
receiving medical treatment the past son, Milton, returned home from a this office.
mother,
Mrs.
Joe
Nilsen,
Thursday.
afternoon
et
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
E.
ited at the home of her sister, Mrs.
several daya* stay in Portland.
Schroeder. No special program was They returned to their home Wed two weeks.
C. E. Schroeder Moiuiay.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Russell and two
A very enjoyable picnic was held at
nesday
of
thia
week.
prepared
and
the
afternoon
was
apent
Mrs. George Hampton enjoyed a
There was a very good attendance daughters left the first of the week the John Arnold home Friday evening
few days' visit last week with her in a round table discussion of mis
for their home in Freano, California, in honor of Mrs. Arnold’s sister. Mrs.
sister, Mrs. Martha Smith, of Port sionary problems. Mrs. S. C. McAllis at Sunday School last Sunday, those
ter and Lois Schroeder favored them in charge being Misses Gladys Wil pfter a several weeks’ visit here and Viola Nicholson, of Ban Francisco,
land.
on the Bay.
CeHfornia.
Mns. Albert Lillie, Mrs. O. H. Aasen with a vocal duet. Those present were: liams and Agnes Newton, Alvin Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Widby left Sun
Roland Weekley, of Gravel Ford,
and Mrs. J. B. Moomaw were joint Mrs. Leon Pauli, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Quigg and Everett Seeley.
day for their home in Hanover, New waa a Myrtle Point business visitor
Agnes
Hull
went
to
Bay
Park
in
MacDonald,
Mrs.
C.
A.
Keltner,
Mrs.
hostesses at a picnic Sunday for the
al?4*!.
,by
Kruschen
Mexico, efter a week’s visit with rel Wednesday.
Helga.Blaugh of New
Sunday School class of Mrs. Aasen. J. D. Carl, Mrs. Neomi Robison, Mrs. Marshfield Friday to spend a week
atives
and
friends.
Mr.
Widby
is
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Barker
enter-
visiting
relatives
there.
York City reduced 26U !t>< -took
Those present were Bernice Gillespie, Geo. Gillespie, Mrs. Tyrrell Woodward,
4 inches off hips. 3 inches off bust
Ellis Holbrook, the janitor for the graduate of the local high school and tained at their summer home, the JpA.
Glenda Jean Lillie, David Moomaw, Mrs. O. H. Aasen, Mrs. S. C. McAllis
7* incbe* ott waist. She w I tea:
this year graduated from the New Goofus Nest, Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Lillie, Arda Gillespie, Donna ter. Mrs. C. E. Schroeder, Mrs. Mar Riverton schools, has begun work on
sop* hungry a moment—
Mexico
State
Teachers
’
College
and
Tom Sumerlin and daughter, Kath I feel fine and look 10 yrs. younxer."
Moomaw, Gerald Lillie, Mary Jean vin Shaw and daughter, Patty, Mrs. the school house this week in prepar
will teach the eighth grade in the erine, Mr. and Mrs. George Dickin .To get rid of double chins, bu' ring
McAllister, Everett Doyle, Laura Ber R. B. Knife and Mrs. Alma Halter and ation for the school year soon to open.
son, Miss Leia Courtney, of Dayton, hips, ugly roils of fst on wr t and
Mrs. Carrie Hamden, who came from Hanover school this year.
nice Lillie, Lorie Randleman, Ken daughters, Arda and Verna, of Co
Mrs. William Esler, of Seattle, is Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Pat upper arms SAFELY and w hout
quille,
Mrs.
Albert
Lillie,
Mrs.
Frank
the
east
last
week
to
visit
her
many
ton Myers, Junior Qulstrom.
discomfort—at the same time mild
visiting relatives snd friends in Myr Richard.
UP. glorious health and acquire a clear
Mrs. Vernon Barklow and son, Burbank, Mrs. Gordon Fleming, Mrs. friends in Co3s county, has been the
tle Point and Broadbent
Al Baker has been given the con skin, bright eyes, energy an I viva-
Richard and daughter, Donna, of Myr Albert Gutotrom, Mrs. Ike Barklow guest of Mr. snd Mrs. Clifford Mar
Miss Carolyn Schneider returned tract for transportation of students ciousness—to look younger and feel
tle Point are visiting at the C. E. snd Rev. Mr. snd Mrs. Gilbert, of tin since Tuesday evening. Mr. Ham
from
Salem, where she spent a few from the Remote and Bridge districts >t-—take a half teaapoor.fui o’ Krua-
Myrtle
Point.
den
taught
in
the
Riverton
school
Schroeder home this week.
chen Balts in a rises of hot water
days
visiting
friends.
to the local high school for the com every morning before treakfsst.
Mrs.
Sarah
L.
Wood,
of
Coquille,
is
many years but passed away a few
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Burtis and chil
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Russell
are
ing school year.
One jar last 4 weeks an 1 costs
dren, Robert and Margaret, of Port visiting her sister, Mrs. L. R. Hamp years ago in the east.
enjoying a month’s visit from their
Mr. and Mrs. George Dickinson and but a trifle at any drugstore the
land, returned home Friday, paving ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Hayward, who
world
over.
Make sur- vou gat
niece, Miss Eleanor Wintie, of Fort Miss Leia Courtney came up from
spent the past two weeks here as
have, been spending the summer in
Kruschen because it’s SAFE Money
Myers, Florida.
Gold Beach Sunday and visited back if not joyfully satisfied.
Riverton News
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burtis.
Myrtle Point, were in Riverton on a
Elbert Schroeder was able to leave friends-
Claire and Francis Keltner left Mon
Mrs. Peterson went to Coquille visit Friday. They stated that they
Mrs. W. E. Fite is confined to her
day morning for Kellogg, Idaho, to Thursday to take care of her sister, plan to leave in a few days for east the Mast hospital Monday morning,
after recovering from an appendix home this week with illness.
visit a brother, Edwin Keltner.
Mrs. Evernden. who has been quite ern Oregon, where they Will visit Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stauff, of Santa ill for some time. Mrs. Peterson re Hayward’s parents. Mr. Hayward is operation. He will stay at the home
Dairymen at Crescent City
Monica, Calif., are here on business turned home Ssturday morning.
the seventh and eighth grade teacher of his parents for a time before re
on all kinds of
turning to his home on the North
for s few dsys. They are guests of
Miss Deen Harris celebrated her here in Riverton.
Of special interest to local dairy
Fork.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schroeder.
birthday Tuesday with a small party
men is the joint meeting of the Cali
Buster Anderson, of Marshfield,
Miss Katie Guerin waa down from
Mrs. Sarah Barklow, of Roseburg, at her home. Dinner was served to preached a very interested sermon in
fornia State Dairy Council and Ore
spent a few days here on business laet Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Martin, Mrs. the Riverton gym Sunday evening. the Morrison camp and epent the gon Dairy Council, at Crescent City,
week-end at her home on the Rose
week. Mrs. Barklow was s resident of Mettie Peterson, Misses Helen Nulf,
Local and Long Distance
Calif., on August 17, 18 and 19.
burg highway.
Arago for many yearn and at present Marie Dye and Cherie Mae Hartwell
Dairymen of this section will be in
B. P. W. Enjoys Picnic
Mrs. V. Johnson and daughter, terested in the fact that some of the
is making her home with a brother ih and the hostess, Miss Harris. A de
Faye,
Mm. Mary Coleman and Mrs. best authorities in the United States
Roseburg.
lightful evening was spent by all.
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picnic of the Roseburg,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stauff and son,
Mr. and Mrs. A; C. Dye and daugh Coo» Bay and Coquille Busmen Wom T-aurence Mullen spent Sunday st Sun will be present at the meting» and
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William, and daughter, Naomi May, ter, Marie, are leaving Sunday, Au en's Clubs was held at Bandon last set Bay.
will be speakers on the program. Num
of Grenada, Calif., are visiting friends gust 13th, for San Francisco, where Sunday. Dinner was served shortly
Virginia Cole entered the Mast hos bered among these speakers are Sam
and relatives here this week. A pot they will «pend a week with Mr. Dye’s after one at the Richmond cabin and pital Tuesday evening and was im H. Greene, secretary-manager, Calif.
Mansell Drayage &
luck supper will be given in their brother. They plan to take the coast the remainder of the day was spent mediately operated on for appendici State Dairy Council; G. H. Benken
honor Thursady evening at the school route in order to avo'id the intense on the beach. The Roseburg club was tis. She to reported getting along dorf, Gen. Mgr. Milk Producers Assn,
Delivery Co.
grounds.
heat of the inland route and also to represented by eleven members, Coos satisfactorily.
of central California; Dr. Kenneth G.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter, Mr. see the beautiful scenery. Mr. Dy* H Bay by five and Coquille by sixteen.
Mrs. Boy Osborne and daughter McKay, Disease Extension Special-
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