Tn OOQUILLl YALL1Y 8BNTINBL, COQUILLB. OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER », 1»M-
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Italian Prunes
L. A. Chizem was able to leave the
Mast Hospital the last of the week
and return to his home.
Ray Dement and T. D. Guerin left
Friday evening for Portland with a
carload of cattle.
Leave your order now for either Bushel Boxes or any
Elder and Mrs. J. K. Fish and
amount you wish. Deliveries will be made the first of next
daughter, Velma, of Coquille, were
week. Very reasonable now.
Myrtle Point visitors Saturday.
V. Johnson and daughter, Faye,
went to Empire Saturday on a busi
ness trip.
Miss Dorothy Hooton returned to
her home at Bridge Saturday after
noon after a few days’ stay in Myrtle
Point.
We still have a few boxes of
Mrs. Catherine Strong, aged 89
years, passed away at her home Fri-
---- day morning after a lingering ill
ness. Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon at the Presbyter
ian church, Rev. E. V. Ostrander of
ficiating and interment was in the
Norway cemetery.
Dr. W. H. Howland moved recently
’ If you want any get them NOW.
from Gold Beach and has an office
The season is just about closed.
in the Bond apartment.
Mr. and Mra. Walter Bunch left
Friday for their home in College
Place, 'Wash., after a week’s visit at
the home of Mr. Bunch's sister, Mrs.
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES -
L. L. Sumerlin. •
FRESH CANDIES
4.49- 21
4.75-1»
The E. Nelson family moved last
New Stocks - - Fancy Chocolates
4A9-20
<-75-20
week into the E. C. Roberts house on
Not very plentiful this year, but we
GOODYEAR
Party Mixes - * Bulk and Package.
Sixth street.
ALL-WEATHER
Special Saturday
have a few nice boxes
4.50- 21
30x3ft 5*^
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Kenyon and
1 lb box
Chocolates only
three children left Saturday for Red
mond, Oregon, where they will make
Let us send you a box.
their home for the next two years,
Mr. Kenyon having an interest in the
timber near there. Miss Priscilla'De-
yoe, sister of Mrs. Kenyon, accom
panied them for a visit.
Mrs. Cora Schroeder and son. Mil
ton, and Lila Neteon arrived home the
last of the week from Independence,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dennison, who
have resided on the P. W. Laird
Phone 133
ranch on the Roseburg road, moved
Saturday to Eugene, where they will
George Allen Halter, Marvin Peter make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Live News From Arago
son,
John and Rose Marie Collier, Mrs. Ixtbdell, of Leneve, rented the Laird
La
Lois Schroeder wan u gueat of
Adrian Halter, Mrs. Ed Hands, Mrs. farm and moved there the first of the;
Pair*
Vern Knife, of Coquille, Sunday.
week.
Price Schroeder is nursing a badly E. A. Wimer, Mrs. Austin and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mullen and 1
bruised nose, as the result of falling Clarence Peterson.
They will be higher.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward and Mrs. George Mullen left the last of
from the top of his dairy barn one
Mrs.
Stanley
Halter
made
a.
business
the
week
for
Redmond,
Oregon,
where
j
day last week. While replacing some
they will spend several days visiting
shingles he hade a misstep and fell to trip to Waldport Wednesday.
at
the Claude Mullen home.
Roy
Hodsen,
of
Norway,
is
helping
the ground. He saya he is lucky to
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kuni and
with the chores at the J. D. Carl
have received only a few bruises.
daughter, Carolyn, left Thursday for
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl went to ranch during Kenneth's absence.
Arago
School
News
a two weeks’ vacation trip to Port
Bridge Tuesday evening and spent
Monday marked the beginning of land and Albany. They will visit Mr.
the evening wibh Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Lett and Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Carl, of the third week of school at Arago, Kuni’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Long Beach, Calif., who were spend with 31 enrolled in high school and 47 Kuni, in Albany. Howard Helmbolt,
m the grades. Due to a large gradu of North Bend, will substitute for Mr.
ing the night with the Lett family.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Collier and son, ating class last year, a small begin Kuni during his absence.
L. Ran ton returned to his home in
Harry, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Col ners* olass this year and "also to the
Bellingham,
Wash., after a visit at
fact
that
several
families
have
moved
lier below Coquille Monday.
Mrs. J. S. Root and son, Leland, of away, the enrollment in high school the home of his brother, Rev. E. G.
who are doing passing work in regu- J. S. Lyon«, accredited Culbertson
Riverton News
Ranton.
Glenada, Calif., returned home Mon is six short of last year, while the
lar subjects will be allowed this teacher, of Marshfield.
figure
in
the
grades
is
diminished
by
Mrs.
E.
V.
Ostrander
.
returned
Grantie
Hartwell,
thirteen-year
old
day, after a week-end visit here with
privilege.
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Naomi 19. However, a few more pupils are home the first of the week from Bur boy, was the horo in the Riverton
There will be no initiation of
expected
to
enroll.
lingame,
Calif.
Mr.
Ostrander
met
grade school this week. Last Sunday, freshman at night this year, because
Robison returned with them for a few
FORECLOSURE SALE
There
are
several
new
faces
among
her
in
Roseburg.
in company with his father, C. M. of the difficulty tn transportation. In
weeks* visit.
Austin Dodge returned to his home Hartwell, Lyle and Ezra Smith and
Mrs. L. A. Myers entertained a the students. Benita Floyd, Violet
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
stead the students agreed to carry
That under and by virtue of an Exe
group of friends Wednesday after Homan and Virgil Randeau are new in Grants Pass after a few days’ visit Alton Kay, of Leneve, he succeeded in out the events during the week.
pupils
in
the
primary
room.
Benita
is
at
the
home
of
his
parents,
Mr.
and
cution issued out of the Circuit Court
bagging a nice forked horn buck. Al
noon at a linen shower for her daugh
Monroe Spurgeon ana Claude Gil of the State of Oregon for the County
though the deer was running when
ter, Mrs. Floyd Jackson, of Portland, a beginner as are Violet and Virgil, Mrs. E. A. Dodge.
Geraldine McCulloch is spending firat seen, Grantie got him with his lespie have been obliged to drop of Coos on the 25th day of September,
who is a bride of a few weeks and who are from Remote. Frank Hamon,
upon a judgment recovered in
from
Remote
also,
is
s
member
of
the
this
week at the home of her sister, first shot. This was the boy’s first their school work because of poor the Justice
who has many friends in this vicinity.
’s Court for Justice of the
health.
fourth
grade
and
Esther
Barnett,
for
Mra.
Farmer,
of
Tenmile,
Oregon.
Peace and Constable District No. 3,
Mrs. Jackson was a member of the ’31
deer.
Mrs.
Mettie
Peterson
returned
Fri
merly
of
Coquille,
is
in
the
eighth
Mrs.. Mary Adams returned to h$r
County of Coos, State of Oregon, in
graduating class of Arago high school
Fred Shelton was home this week
home after a ieveral weeks* stay at end from the OCC camp at Powers. day from her week’s trip to Portland a certain cause wherein E. L. Vinton
and is a graduate of the Northwestern gTade.
and other valley points. She accom is plaintiff, and Bandon Beach Realty
Keith Kribbs, who attended his the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm.
School of Commerce of Portland.
The high school will again have
panied Mra. Thos. Anderson and son, Company, a corporation is Defendant,
freshman
year
in
high
school
here
Lewis,
of
Arcata,
Calif.
Those present were Mrs. Ralph Myers,
available a state traveling library Macy, of Coquille.
and commanding me to satisfy the
but
who
was
at
Santa
Monica,
Calif.,
Mrs.
Barton
Stemmier
returned
to
sum of 318.40 with interest at 6 per
Mra. Adrian Halter and son, George
for school and community use. The
I.
J.
Watson
’
s
mother
is
visiting
cent from August 8, 1933, and costs
Allen, Verna Halter, Mrs. C. A. Kelt- last year, is back as a Junior. Merle her home in (Roseburg after a week’s firat one will arrive in a few days.
here from California.
Many old and disbursements 32.50, together
ner, Mrs. Gordon Fleming and son, Randleman, who was a freshman last visit at the W. E. Lundy home.
William McFarlane will be in charge
The Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyter of these books during school hours. friends are happy to greet her once with accruing costs, I WTLL ON SAT
Donald, Mrs. Gus Schroeder, Mrs. year at Myrtle Point, and Charles
URDAY, THE 28th DAY OF OCTO
more.
Lawrence Barklow.
Mrs. Wayne Webb, who was a freshman at River ian Church met Wednesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ward, Mr. and
BER, 19(38, at the hour of 10 o’clock
ton,
are
new
members
of
the
sopho
at
the
church
parlors.
After
the
Woodward, Frieda Schroeder, Mrs.
Mrs. Don Gillespie, of Coquille; and
in the forenoon of said day at the
frdnt door of the County Court House
Jesse Clinton and Mrs. A. M. Chris more class. Alvin Fredenburg, who usual business meeting a potluck Evelyn Berry enjoyed a fishing trip "The Kibitzer” to Be at
in the City of Coquille, Coos County.
tensen, of Myrtle Point, and Mrs. L. attended at Powers and Coquille last dinner was enjoyed.
to Bandon Friday. Mr. Ward caught
year, and Fred Miller, who was not
Bay Saturday, Sept. 30 Oregon, offer for sale and sell at
Lowell Bothwell and Charles Cul a forty-two and one half pound Chin
A. Myers.
public auction, to the highest and best
Mra. Edith Woodward went to Fair in school, are new in the freshman bertson made a business trip to Port ook and Mrs. Ward caught a fourteen
bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
(By
Sam
Gordon,
the
Kibitzer)
class.
land
the
first
of
the
week.
view Saturday to spend a few days
title and interest of the said De
pound Silverside.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Pemberton, of
From the tent house on the Congo fendant in and to the following de
There are two new teachers on the
with her daughters, Mrs. Geb. Gil
George Heather, Jr., drove out to
real property, located in Coos
lespie and Miss Edith Woodward, who staff this year, 1 Alvin Allen, who Dallas, Oregon, visited friends in Portland the last week-end to see his to the penthouse in Chicago contract scribed
taught at Bridge last year, succeeds Myrtle Point the last of the week. wife, who is in a hospital there. He bridge has grown in popularity until County, Oregon, to-wit:
are teaching school there.
AM
*“ that part
irt of the SW*4
SW14 of
of the
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barklow G. W. Ayers as principal and Mrs. They were called home suddenly by was much rejoiced to find her greatly people are thinking more of bids than NEU of Section 29 Townshi
Township 28
Range 14 West of the Willam-
moved back to their home at Arago Emily Hickam, who has taught the the serious illness of Dr. Pemberton's improved in health. She has been they are of kids. It is getting so South r
ette'Meri
__
ierid ___
Ran lying North of the
for the winter Wednesday. They have past two years at Bose Hill school, is sister, Mrs. Dick Buell.
steadily gaining in weight and the that when you go to a party you are County Road less part taken for road.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Carver returned hospital attendants hold out much no longer asked if you have a batch
been camping at Waldport this sum teaching the fourth, fifth and sixth
The East half of the West .half of
of brew ready. Your credentials are NEU of the NEU of Section 29
mer, while Mr. Barklow was employed grade room, which position was left home the first of the week from a hope for her recovery now.
trip
to
Washington
and
on
Tuesday
vacant
when
Miss
Gertrude
Borgard
with the state highway department.
Mildred Lemon, of Coaledo, spent sufficient if you can take a hand in a Township 28 South Range 14 West of
Willamette Meridian.
bridge game.
Kenneth Carl, who is a member of resigned to accept a position in the they moved to Powers, where Mr. the week-end with Bessie Cuasic.
West U of 9EU of the NEU of
A new industry may spring up.
the Dairy club judging team of O. S. grade school at Myrtle Point. Due to Carver has employment.
Miss Gertrude (Borgard, who is
Section 29 Township 28 Range 14
Mrs. Katherine Arnold returned
Men
out
of
work
will
pick
out
a
busy
C., left Sunday morning for Cor irregularity in enrollment a shift has
Myrtle
West
of Willamette Merdian less part
teaching the fifth grade at
vallis, where he joined the other been made in the lineup of grade home Tuesday from Salem, where she Point, spent the week-end at her spot and hang up a sign which reads: taken for road, less 2.55 acres sold
“I will listen to your bridge problem in Vol. 11« page 40
three members of the team, Ed teachers. Miss Scott teaches the visited her daughter, Mrs. Reuben home on Lamps creek.
Lots 7 and 8 in Block 14 Sunset
Hartley.
three
lower
grades,
Mns.
Hickam
the
for
two bits.”
Grimes, Harold Finnigan and George
A Music Club has been organized
City located in Coos County, Oregon.
fourth,
fifth
and
sixth,
and
Mrs.
Ray
Wallace
Dement
was
a
Coquille
To play the game of contract, a
Cook, and after registering at the
Said sale being made subject to re
in the high school. A short meeting
business visitor Wednesday.
college they are leaving immediately the seventh and eighth.
was held Monday afternoon for those player must learn the meaning of demption in the manner provided by
law.
The Hale and Peterson stock ranch
In the first student body meeting
on a trip to the World’s Fair at Chi
who were interested in both vocal bide. Bids are merely a code lang
Dated at.Coquille, Oregon, this 28th
uage
between
partners.
Through
the
cago, where they will judge dairy held Friday, offices made vacant by above Bridge was sold this week to and instrumental music.
The club
day of September, 1933.
a
man
from
Los
Angeles
J
“
.
California.
code
language
of
bids,
partners
teH
students
who
are
not
in
school,
were
products. They will also stop at Wat
H. E. Hees,
has not yet elected officers.
Mrs. M. J. Morrison and Katie
erloo, Iowa, for stock judging. The filled as follows: secretary, Mary
George Heather, Sr., who has been each other what their hands contain 8715 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
trip is sponsored by the college and Helen Watkins; athletic and advertis Guerin went to Port Orford Thursday working at the W. T. Alpine coal so that the beat results may be ob
Ed Grimes will drive his car on the ing manager, Wallace Carl. Mr. Allen on a fishing trip.
mine, is laid off for a few days and tained for the partnership. Players
Mrs. W. E. Fite, who has been ill
was elected faculty adviser for the
trip.
«
is working on his new house now. might take a lifetime trying to learn
for several weeks at the Reuben
the meaning of bids merely by play
Leona Pauli is staying with Mrs. M. student council and Iris Barklow as
Rouppe home, was able to be taken He expects to return to the mine ing. The easiest and the quickest
freshman
representative.
B. Mix this week as Mra. Mix has
again next week.
to her home this week.
been quite ill and is still confined to
There will be a special school meet way is to have someone explain their
on all kinds of
meanings.
her bed.
ing at the school house Saturday af
Marriage Licenses
Camp Fire Girls Notes
A
player
who
lived
in
Coquille
ternoon, Sept. 80th. The school board
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collier and
Sept. 22—Harold Carver, of Myrtle
Was neurta about bridge with each
The Otokson Camp Fire group met ha decided to establish another bus
children, Rose Marie and John, and
Point, and Jacqueline Holloway, of at the home of Mrs. Gao. Bryant last on the North Bank road. To do this,
■raffle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beal, of North Bend,
Coquille.
Before cutting the roast
Tuesday.
Audrey
Taylor
was
ap
Local and Long Distance
without
increasing
the
amount
of
our
left Monday morning on a hunting
Sept. 23—Winfield Spencer Ross pointed as treasurer, succeeding Lor budget, it will be necessary to trans
He would shuffle the toast
trip near Grants Pass.
and Bernice Alene Erickson, both of raine Sanders. Entertainment and re fer some funds already voted for
And hand them to someone to duiMe.
Abe Hicks and Roy Purser return Marshfield.
Sam
Gordon, the Kibitzer, special
freshment
committees
were
appointed
other purposes, but not needed now,
ed home Monday from the hop fields
Sept. 28—Woodrow T. Matson and for the coming six months. The at to the transportation fund. It re writer for the Oregonian and noted
Phones 101J—224L
after a month's absence.
Lilas B. Vitale, both of North Bend. tendance contest has just ended and quires the vote of the people to le bridge expert, will lecture on contract
Mi«. G. A. Collier entertained at a They were married at the A. A. Mat- a dinner will be held Saturday, Oct.
bridge, Culbertson system, at the
galize this transfer.
party Wednesday afternoon in honor son home on the Bay last Sunday by 7. Plans are being made for a Camp
Since the high school boys are hav Elks Temple in Marshfield on Satur
of her grand daughter, Glenda Stew Rev. T. M. White.
Fire demonstration in a few weeks.
Mansell Drayage &
ing only two physical education pe day night. Mr. Gordun’« bridge talks
art, who was five years old that day.
Sept. 26—Myrl Thomas Nowlin, of
riods a week this year, it has been are familiar to radio listeners over
Dainty refreshments of jello and cake Langlois, and Emma Edna Smith, of
Delivery Co.
decided to open a work shop period KOW and KEX
were served to the following gueeta. Bandon.
for the other three days. Only boys
His visit is being sponsored by Mrs.
How Many?
Fancy Elberta and J. H. Hale
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