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THB COQÜILLB TALLEY SENTINEL, COQÜILLB. ORBGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I». 1>M PAGE TWO THIS CERTAINLY MAKES IT EASY TO PICK THE BEST MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Miss Helen Deyoe left Saturday morning fur Klamath Falls, where she will begin teaching in the grade school Monday. Mis« Katie Guerin left Friday for Rack creek, where she will wait table I GOODYEAR" --GOOD**** „ in the Morrison camp which is start-1 ing operation the first of the week. ] Mrs. Floyd Summers was able to leave the Mast hospital Saturday af ternoon and return to her home. .bo» .uteker»4*0 Lavonne Sumerlin was able to leave the Mast hospital Saturday afternoon It’s time to think about that. They are cheap now and — the apd return to her home. weather is uncertain. Better be safe than sorry. Let us have Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jensen, of Los ? your order NOW. Angeles, Calif., arrived Sunday af I , ■ * ternoon for a week’s visit at the home n of Mrs. Jehsen’s mother, Mrs. Flor to thit- of ence Guerin. íne«geu''°Jf«he»t t lve you Richard Sumerlin, young son of Dr. GREEN CORN DILLARD CANTALOUPES and Mrs. <L. L. Sumerlin, had his ton Very fine now. It’s home grown sils removed at the Mast hospital So Cheap we wonder why they Monday morning. — from the field to your table i pick them—But that’s your gain. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Russell and today. How Many? Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sumerlin and fam ily spent the week-eitd camping at the Junction near Dillard. Miss Imogene Burges« returned last' week from I Jos Angeles, where GRAVENSTEIN APPLES HONEYDEW MELONS she spent several weeks at the home Home grown — why not can your of her uncle and aunt. Large Size only 10c * The New applesauce now? Mrs. Vivian Funk returned to her GOODYEAR home at Hebo, Oregon, after spending 3 » PATHFINDER a month here visiting relative« and 4.40-21_ 4.75-19 friends. $;x5.) $6.70 Mr. MdRay and daughter, Harriet, 4.50- 20 5.00-19 returned home the last of the week from a short business trip to Gold $6.00 $7.20 Beach. 4.50- 21 5.00-20 Mrs. Martha Smith and children re $6.30 $7.45 turned to their home in Portland af ter a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lafferty. are in the market. Price very reasonable. Something for a change. Frederick« Brown returned home Tuesday afternoon from Agqlia, whet«: Beautiful Large Bell Peppers only 5c per lb now. she spent a month at the home of her Phone 133 grandmother, Mrs. McDonald. X Mrs. Mike Morrison went to Med ' — ford Tuesday to spend a few days Jean Watkins, Arda Gillespie, Mary Live News From Arago Helen Watkins, Melba Purser, Gladys with her niece, Miss Gertrude Watz- Verna Halter, of Coquille, is mak ling. She will return the last of the' Miller and T. B. MacDonald. ing her home thia winter with her , Kenneth Carl went’ to Portland week. brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Wm. Steven« is having a new house « If you are busy Phone your order. We guarantee our selection Tuesday morning to drive down one Halter, and attending Arago high to please you. And if we can’t have the pleasure of meeting you of-the new trucks, recently purchas built on hi« farm just out of town on school. the North Fork road. W. W. Deyoe' ed by the county. in the store—we do like to hear your voice—PHONE 69. Mr«. Edith Woodward enjoyed a Fred Miller spent several days last has charge of thp work. visit last week with her brother and Jacqueline Hblloway is spending week with his sister, Mrs. Clifford his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyrell, this week at the home of her friend, r Sumerlin, of Lee. of Modesto, Calif., and two sister«, Mrs. Wm. Knabe received word Mr«. Raleigh Green. Misses Bertha and Zada Tyrell, of E. C. Barker, Henry Schroeder, Tom Sunday that her sister, Mrs. Frank Pasadena, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Tyr Tatton, of Bell, California, paesed Gurney, Ariel MadDonald, J. M. Bar- ell were residents of Arago twenty- away at her home there following an Jeer, B. Zinn and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert five years ago. They lived on the extended illness. Her aged mother, Schroeder are leaving Sunday for ranch owned by J. D. Carl and aleo Mrs. Alice Sutherland, who has been Ochoco National Park in eastern Ore operated the Willowdale Creamery for caning for her daughter, is also seri gon on a hunting trip. several years. Cecil Barker will leave the first of ously ill. Arago will be represented at the the week for Eugene, where he will Fred and Joan Milani are attending county fair this week with a com enter the Univrsity of Oregon. munity booth, sponsored by the La high school at Coos River thia year. William Garland Bryant passed dies’ Aid. away Tuesday morning at the Mast Bridge Happenings Mrs. L. M. Aasen and daughter, La- hospital. Funeral services were held truck loaded with lumber, Nolen Wat until Monday afternoon. Mrs. Good* Eight Divorces in One Day Henry Brownson and hi« mother, at the Schroeder Chapel at *1:80 p. m. son had a near accident when one of man is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vaun, were overnight guests Friday It was pretty nearly a record - in of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hoffman, of Mrs. Melissa Brownson, returned i Wednesday. He leave« to mourn hi» the front tire« blew out. Before he Dye. On Sunday while they were Circuit court last Friday when Judge ... ....... Myrtle Point. In the evening they at Sunday evening from a trip » to the loss, hie parents, ». Mr. and Mrs. Willis could bring the truck to a stop, he hit here, Mrs. Goodman’s brother and Brand granted eight divorces, to the tended the program at the C. C. C. state fair at Salem. Bryant, a sister, Pauline, a brother, H. J. Berry’s milk truck, which was family, Mr. and Mrs. John Dye, mo Hiram Hatcher passed away Wed Wallace, and a half sister, Hilda May parked at the side of the road, and tored over from Reedaport and spent plaintiffs in the following cases: ~ camp at Fairview. Edna S. Dicks vs. Walter P. Dicks. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burtis, of Port nesday at 1:3O a. m. at his home here, Miller, and his grandparents, Mr. and ran it off down the embankment where the day also at the Dye home. Denzil C. Kay vs. Hazel B. Kay. land, are visiting this week with their after a illness of about two weeks. He Mrs. Dan Cribbina. Mrs. Harold Riding and little it struck the fence below. Neither Roy D. Clemens vs. Helene Clemens. «on and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. was a Civil War veteran and had been Fred Brown returned to *his work at truck was upeet, but the fenders on daughter, of Molalla, accompanied by Lyla Gongeon vs. H. G. Gongeon. Burtis. in failing health for some time, due Powers Monday morning after spend the Berry truck were bent quite bad Mrs. Geo. Lamb, of Silverton, drove N. C. Potter vs. Myra R. Potter. J. D. Carl, county commissioner, to his advanced age. He leaves hie ing the week-end with his family. down Thursday for a few weeks’ visit ly. Charlotte M. Enders vs. Robt A. and Wm. Leaman, county roadmaater, wife, Hattie Hatcher, and two daugh at the home of Mr«. Riding ’ s parents, There are five new students in the Enders. returned Saturday evening from a ters, Mrs. Claude Shields and Miss This is intermediate grades th» year. Orville Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bean. Riverton News ; W. R. Okenrider vs. Maude Oxen- business trip to Portland. They -also Mae Hatcher, all of Bridge. and Keith Young, Juliene Freeman Mrs. Riding’s flrat visit since the ar rider. stopped at the state fair Saturday. Mrs. Frank Porter and children, A delightful party was given Sat and Donna Shipman entered from rival of the little daughter. Ben F. Hamilton vs. Agnes M. Miss Edith Woodward and Mrs. Paul and Patricia, and Mr. and Mrs. urday afternoon for little Jimmie Bandon. Doria White entered from Hamilton. George Gillespie will teach at Fair Bill Peart and sons, Jimmy and Clin Byers, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Another Pioneer Is Gone the Coquille schools. view this winter.. ton, were oyer from Powers Monday Byers of Riverton, the occasion being Mrs. Lester Borgard, of Lamps, Funeral services were held at the Calling card» 100 for $1.00. Mis« Alice Scott visited friends in for an overnight etay at the Porter that of Jimmie's first birthday. Games was in Riverton on business Monday. M. E. Church in Myrtle Point, Mon Langlois last week. Misses Alice homestead on Myrtle creek. were the diversion of the afternoon The new pupils in the primary room day afternoon, for James Henry Jean and Kathryn Howard returned Dinner guests at Hooton’d Haven and were played in the orchard. Those are ae follows: LeOra Simmons, Glenn Barklow, a pioneer of Coos county, home with her for a week-end visit. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. present were; Nellie Roe, Velma Sell, Donald Sell, Mabel Roberts, Jun who died at hia Norway home last Mrs. L. M. Aasen entertained as Barnett and children, George, Vir Lamb, Dorothy Smith, Clirca Mae, ior Norri«, Donald Martindale, Lloyd Saturday morning. Rev. E. G. Ran- guests Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. ginia, Leslie and "Lawrence, of Arago; Junior and Margaret Byers and the Huston, Gilbert Hblbrook, Stanley ton conducted the services and inter Ed Hoffman, and Mrs. Rachel Gregg, of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lett and son, Or- little host. Gilbert, Velma Gibbe, Dorothy Duey ment wae in the Norway cemetery. Haywood, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. E. lin; and Miss Winifred Clayton. Mr. and Mm. Ansel Hayward, of and Rex Cochran. Mr. Barklow was bom May 4, 1862, F. Hoffman, of Myrtle Point. William Bryant, the little flve-year Bandon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck and Charlie Webb, a former Riverton being 71 years, four months and sev Frank Miller ie home for the winter. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Bry Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin and Miss Reduced 21 Pound.*;—Skin student, has moved to Arago where en days of age. He was born in Iowa He has been hauling gravel north of ant, died early Tuesday morning at Ilene Hsrriee motored out to Dillard he will attend high school this win and came west with his parents in Clearer and Feels Much Better Coos Bay this summer. the Mast hospital in Myrtle Point, and returned Saturday. ter. 1872, settling at Myrtle Point. In Dr. H7 A. Shaw and wife, Dr. _______ Mat- following an operation a few days “I’ve lost exactly 21 lbs. with 3 Beside« Cherie Mae Hartwell, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heffley and his early life he was a teacher and jars of Kruschen and am so happy .tie B. Shaw, of Aailand, returned previously for a ruptured appendix, Riverton, who is attending Coquille My home Saturday after a week's visit He is survived by his grandparents, high school, Lavelle Walstrom and son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haga and served a« Coos county superindent of to get rid of that bulky fat. with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bryant, with Dorothy Hahn have transferred there family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haga and school« from 1894 to 1898. He had husband is very pleased with me. family and Edgar Gillespie, from near always taken an active interest in My »kin is clearer and I feel so - Clare Keltner went to Florence whom he made his home, his parents^ from this high school. much better «ince I’m not so heavy Bear creek, enjoyed a picnic on the school and civic affairs, and at the on my feet. Friends say I look much this week, where he will teach school and two siaters and one brother. Fun E. A. Smith and sons, Ralph and Bandon beach Sunday. Mrs. Norma Spickler, again this year. The school will open eral service« were held Wednesday Eugene, this week launched their time of his death was a director of better.” Maugansville, Md. C. M. Hartwell accompanied Dr. Monday, Sept. 18. the Myrtle Point Union High School afternoon at Myrtle Point. new boat on the Coquille river here. To get rid of double chins, bulging Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burtis and Mr. Jesse A. Barnett, of Arago, preach Mr. Smith is an experienced boat Jas. Richmond, of Coquille, on a motor board. hips, ugly rolls of fat on waist and Burtis’ parent«, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ed his farewell sermon to the con builder and, in the years gone by, trip Sunday to Walterville on the Mc His is survived by hia widoJ, Mrs. upper arms SAFELY and w.thout Burtis, of Portland, who are viaiting gregation at the community church some of the very flnest boats afloat Kenzie river, where the doctor went Louisa Frances Barklow; their four discomfort—at the same time build here, motored to Gold Beach Sunday. here Sunday, as he and his family on this river were built by Mr. to get his silver black foxes. There children, Walter Barklow, of Myrtle up glorious health and acquire a clear Miss LaVaun Aasen, Joe Sinko and are going to move to Newberg this Smith. were twelve of them and they are now Point; Ervin Earl Barklow, of Cor skin, bright eyes, energy and viva- ciousnees—to look younger and feel Shelby McAllister will attend Nor week, where he will be the pastor of beinfc cared for at the Hartwell fox vallis; Mrs. Roy Robison* and Mrs. it—take a half teaspoonful of Krus Mies Pauline Miller, a last year mal school at Ashland this year. a church there. Mr. Barnett's ser high school graduate, was married ranch here. J. C. Keller, of Norway; and flfteen chen Salts in a glass of hot water Mrs. C- A. Keltner entertained the vices in this community hav« been last week to Lawrence Dorland, of Mrs. Lola Olsen has rented the lit- grandchildren. H* is also survived every morning before breakfast bv one hrother Nathan V.tk. Barklow, n vi » bttt One Jar last« 4 weeks and costs Ladies' Missionary Society at her much appreciated, as he has been Bandon. tie house of A. E. Dye located at the by one brother. at; B trifle at any drugstore the home on the Fishtrap road Wednesday preaching here once a month for a Bandon, and four sisters, Mrs. Laura world over. Make sure you get Krus- Fred Shelton came in from the C. edge of the school grounds and plans afternoon. After the regular busi long time. C. C. camp to spend the last week to serve hot lunches to the school Broadbent, of Lindsay, Calif.; Mrs. chen because it’s SAFE. Money back ness and devotional services, a very Miss Dorothy Hooton returned end at home. children and teachers at noofl, begin Bertha Snell, Riverdale, Calif.; Mrs. if not satisfied. entertaing program was enjoyed. Ar home Tuesday forenoon from the Mast 7 -----— Adolph Molthu, accompanied by his ning next Monday. Her prices are Sarah Robison and Mrs. Alta McFar r~~ ' da and Bernice Gillespie gave piano hospital, where she had been on pri lane, of Powers. nephew, Allison Olsen, drove up to very reasonable. solos, Anna Deardorff, Jean and Mary vate duty for several days. firewater Valley on a fishing trip The local 4-H club boys held a Helen Watkins sang “Galilee,” Edith Mrs. H. A. Hatfield and daughter, Saturday afternoon. New Canes in Circuit XJourt meeting at the Harry Hull farm at Woodward gave a piano selection. T. Miss Ionelia Curtiss, were business on all kinds of Mrs. L E. Teters and daughter, Leneve last Sunday from 10:30 a. m. to Sept. 8—iSyble McLeod vs. Alex B. MacDonald gave a very interesting visitors in Myrtle Point Tuesday. Lois, of Fairview, Miss Betty Brady 1:00 p. m. The purpose of th» meet McLeod. Suit for divorce. talk on Christian and Heathen Reli Miss Curtisa is planning to leave Sat and Miss Alice Wheeler, of Coquille, ing was to make Anal plan« for send Sept. 8—State of Oregon vs. Chas. gions. After the program dainty re urday for Newberg, whefe she will spent Sunday with the C. M. Hartwell ing exhibits of their projects to the Feller et al. freshment« of ice cream and wafers enter Pacific College. family. fair. Harry Hull Jr. is president of Local and Ixing Distance Sept. 9—State Industrial Accident were served to the following: Mes- Howard Hull visited friends and this group and Ben Watson secretary. Commission vs. Earle Younker and damee Claude Randleman, Geo. Gil The statehouse is back to a sem relative^ here Sunday, Earl Edgmond was secured to haul Frank M. Bartholomew. lespie, J^D. Carl, J. L. Burtis,'Edith blance of normalcy again with Secre Last Friday was a very hot day the exhibits to and from the fair in Sept. 12—West Caost Savings & Woodward, Marvin Shaw and daugh tary of State H om tack at his desk here, following the recent rain. his truck. Those present at the meet Lxn Assn. ve. S. D. and Selma Phones 101J—224L ter, Patty, Ernest Watkins, Leon after an absence of three months, Randall Johnson and family motor ing were: Jack Olsen, Oren and Ron Gibbs. Pauli, Naomi Robison, Roy Purser, Governor MeieY looking in on his of ed out to Valley points Sunday to ald Holbrook, Benham and Louis Thelma Tomilson, David Root, Adrian' ficial duties occasionally, the board of Sept. 13—A. E. Seaman vs. Georg- visit friends. They brought home Sell, Johnny Gibbs, Ben Watson and anna Johnson. Halter, O. T. Aasen, H. T. Shaw, Al- j control holding meetings once in a several boxes of fruit and tomatoes. Harry Hull, Jr. Sept. 13—Beryl Virginia Wilson ve. bert Gulstrom, Ernest Weibe, Mary. while and the supreme court handing While driving on the highway near Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Goodman and Fred Levi Wilson. Mix, Mr. and Mrs. Nil« Miller, Misees down its regular grist of opinions on the Riverton Service Station last Sat little «on, from Spokane, visited at Edith Woodward, Anna Deardorff, Tuesdays. urday afternoon, In Alton Clausant the A. E. Dye home from Batusday Calling carda 100 for 11.00. What about your TOMATOES for Canning? Fancy New Crop SWEET POTATOES CoquilleService Station How about Stuffed Peppers— 69 Busy Comer Grocery Free Delivery Husband Pleased After Wife Lost BULKY FAT New low Price COAL HAULING Mansell Drayage &
