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PAGI THBBB
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. Caroline Lorena enjoyed a
pleasant day last Friday, August 26,
which was her 84th birthday anni
versary. Many of her friends drop
ped in for a few minutes during the
afternoon to congratulate her and in
the evening a family dinner was en
joyed with all her children around
her but one daughter, Mrs. 6. fi.
Norton, of Redding, Calif., who is
expected here for a visit some time
soon. Seated at the dinner were Mrs.
Lorenz, Mr. and Mns. M. J. (Hartson,
Mr. and Mrs. George Lorenz, Dr. and
Mrs. C. A. Rietman, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lorenz, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Lorenz, Mr. and Mrs. Muri Pettit,
Misses Avis and Virginia Hartson,
Randlopb Lorenz, and from Bandon,
Mr. aiutSMro. Fred Moore, Mr. Chas.
Lorenz and Harry Lorenz.
On Monday Mrs. J. L. Aasen was* 1
hostess to the Ecadrien club members
with, Mr*. Frank Thrift and Mrs. Ar
thur Fish’ as extra guests, besides the
members, Mesdames Roy 'Neal, Geo.
Johnson, Willard Bosserman, Earl
Nosier, J. E. Axtell and E. A. Walker.
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A delightful luncheon party was
given today by Mrs. 0. C. Sanford and
Mrs. Lloyd Rosa at which time they
invited a group of Bandon ladies and
a number of their daughters. The af-
fair was held at the home of Mrs
Sanford on South Elliott street. Those
included were Mesdames R. H. Rosa,
C. Y. Lowe, E. Capps, J. E. Walstrom
Lowell Simpson, L. J. Radley, Archie
Rosa, H. E. Thrift, Thoe. Robinson
Otto C. Shindler, W. J. Sweet, C. D.
Garoutte, Robt. Norton, A. E. Wal
strom, Misses Florence and Katherine
Thrift, Helen Sweet, Levelle Wal
strom, Betty Rosa, Blanche Radley,
all of Bandon, Misa Kate Rosa, of
Portland, and Misa Evelyn Sorensen,
of San Francisco.
On Wednesday Mrs. Julius Ruble,
worthy matron, and Mr. Lafe Comp
ton, worthy patron, of Beulah Chap
ter of Eastern Star Order, entertain
ed with a luncheon party for the of
ficers of the lodge and' a few grand
officers, at the home of Mrs. Ruble at
309 East Third street. The affair was
in honor of Mrs. Monnie Hauser,
grand matron of the grand chapter
of Oregon. The day was also Mrs. W.
V. Glaisyer’s birthday and she was
greatly surprised when given a lovely
handkerchief shower.
Yellow mari
golds were used in large clusters
about the room, also in centering the
large dining table where al) the
guests were seated. Those attending
were Messrs, and Mesdames George
A. Ulett, W. E. Bosearman, Lafe
Compton and Mesdames W. V. Glais-
yer, Hal Pierce, Bert Folsom, E. A.
Woodyard, Theodore Clinton, R. E.
Boober, E. A. Walker, C. W. Gano,
Dop Estes, Roy Neal, C. A. Rietman,
Julius Ruble snd Mias Edna Robison.
Guests from out-of-town were Mrs.
Monnie Hauser snd Mrs. Pearl Pratt,
both of Salem.
Today Mrs. Frank L. Greenough
, and Mrs. Paul Van Scoy are entertain
ing at luncheon for the pleasure of
Mrs. Caroline Harnden, of Story City,
Iowa, who is expecting to leave for her
home in a few days. Sewing was the
diversion for the following invited la
dies: Mesdames Caroline Hamden, Geo.
Chaney, Nels Osmundson, F. S. Em
ery, Lafe Compton, R. A. Wemich,
Roy Neal, H. E. Heaa, C. J. Fuhrman,
George Ulett, E. M. Kay, J. A. Lamb,
C. J. Fuhrman, Bert Foleom, J. E.
Paulson, Oliver Spires, H. A. Young,
J. S. Barton,
Henry
Lorenz,
and out-of-town guests, Mrs. Geo.
Ulett and Mrs. Caroline Yutten, of
Boston, Maas.
Wednesday evening of this week at
the Young home the Pirate club girls
enjoyed a dinner party given by Miss
Carol Young, who is one of the mem
bers. It will be only a few days until
a number of these girls will be leav
ing to attend out-of-town schools.
Covers were laid for Mioses Anna
Barton, Elisabeth Pierce, Sarah Mar
garet Nye, Margaret Paulson, Beryl
Unsoeld, Betty Gleisyer and Audrey
Aasen.
New Cases in Circuit Coart
Aug. 31—A. G. Thrift
Devereux.
va.
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Want Ads
One Cent a Werd Bach Ineertlen
WOOD wanted in exchange for school
warrants. W. E. Thompson. 83t3
MIL® COW'S FOR SALE—Must be
,, sold at once oil account of shortage
of feed. 12 cows, mature and pro
dur i ng, will be sold almost at Beef
Prices. See or write J. 8. Erwin
at Coquille.
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also four-room plastered house with
bath and basement, partly furnish
ed, >16.00 per month.
See L. W.
Oddy, 269 So. Elliott St.
Phone
16BJ.
ment near Teachers’ Normal, Mon
mouth. Clear title for clear. Might
assume small amount. Might rent
to responsible party. W. E. Tbotnp:
son.
3313
WANTED—Ueed fruit jars. Masons
or Kerrn or gloea tope, anything ex FOR TRATTE—6 A. improved acreage, FOR RENT—Large, six-room mod
3*4 miles from Eugene, for good
em house, with fruit and garden
cept Economy jars. Call Mrs. An
little business in coast country. E.
spot. Inquire of Chris Terres, on
drew Hatcher, phone 221 -R.
W. Ryan, R 2, Box 376, Eugene,
Marshfield Highway, near Coquille
FOR RENT—Four room plastered
Oregon.
33t3*
Auto Park.
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house with bath and basement,
sloes to school, 110.00 par monlh; TRADE for ranch or acreage—apart- MASONRY WORK—I am again lo-
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at a reasonable discount. See Geo. Ten ’27 A -28 Cbev. Trucks with
McClellan at the Southwestern Mo
Dump Body — good rubber — A-l
tor Co.
shape. 366 to $96 each.
26 Dodge Pickup
USED CARS
29 International Delivery.
FOR SALE—10-inch Paypeck En
26 Ford Truck—»take Body.
29
Chevrolet
Coach.
silage Cutter, and power. In good
condition. Very reasonable. See 30 Ford Coupe.
Perley Crowley, Sitkum, Ore. 32t2* 28 Chandler Roadster.
----------------------------------------- —-------- ) 30 Chevrolet Coach.
FOR SALE—Coos couny warrants 29 Ford Pickup.
and other municipal warrants by 29 Chevrolet Truck,
political eubdivMona of the county, i 26 Hudson Coach.
rated in Coquille and prepared to
take care of any kind of masonry
job. Geo. T. Cook, P. 0. Box 62.
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