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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1935)
Miss Jeannette Book will arrive! Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Wernich return- Bobby Bums, who has been quite ill for several weeks and confined to from Portland Saturday morning to Tuesday from J*ortland. Mrs. Wer- bed. is reported ar showing some im attend the wedding of her brother, nich spent Monday in Salem attend ing a council of Woman’s club presi Bill Pook, and Miss Tessie Ruble. provement. dents from over the state. China painting lessons, 81.00 per Sheet I : For Plumbing, Heating, Telling About People and Metal Work, see Pete the Plumber, lesson, will start at my home on Sat Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Caughell re urday, Oct. 18. For two weeks the turned Sunday from Portland and ; 365 Front street, Coquille. Eventa In the City and first lesson will be free. Mrs. Cath Salem where they witnessed the County Mr. and Mrs. Drue Cunningham, of erine Ruble. It* Oregon-California game and visited i the No-D-Lay Cleaners, left last Fri- Henry Eaton, manager of Eaton’s Miss Jennie Lindros at the capital. Mr and Mrs. W. E. Marrion return- day on a ten-day trip to visit his Feed Store here, drove out to Salem Mrs. H. W. Pierce and Miss Bess ed last Saturday from their two mother at Nampa, Idaho, last Saturday and returned Monday Maury left Wednesday morning on a weeks’ trip to southern California, j Ward McReynolds wiU be here with Mrs. Eaton, who tec been out ten-day vacation trip. They stopped Pat and tribe—WiU arrive South- again next Wednesday, Oct. 23, from there for some time. first at Portland and were going on 8 until 5, to conduct examinations of Beach Friday night, October 25th. Buy Crown Flour & Feeds at Cooa to Everett to visit a sister for a few applicants for drivers’ licenses. Also bring Uncle Son. R. & K. H. Feed & Seed Stores. tf days. ' THEATRE COQUILLE OUT OF THE UNCHARTED WASTES OF THE LAST FRONTIER COMES ANOTHER GREAT BYRD PICTURE! Facing dangers absolutely unpa railed in the brave history of exploration ... a little group of Intrepid Americans, led by America’s greatest hero-adventurer win from the wastelands of Antarctica the secrets of an unknown world. gfcgy. W W WS i * M'' / YOU GET BIGGER VALUES AHO YOU "SAVE WITH SAFETY" HE Rexall Plan makes it possible for ua to give you the tremendous savings which -you get at our store. For Rexall merchandise is shipped directly from the laboratories to Rexall Stores. The saving that would ordinarily have gone to a middleman is passed on to you. And the beat part of this plan is that you save in perfect safety—Rexall merchandise is of the finest quality always. T Fuhrman Pharmacy, Inc DRUGGISTS Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Rackleff return ed last evening from a business trip to Portland on which they left Sun day. E. D. McArthur managed the pharmacy during Mr. Rackleff's ab sence. Norcott’s Studio will be closed from Thursday, Oct. 10, until Thursday, the 24th, both dates included. 38t2 REAR ADMIRAL RICHARD E. BYRDS Second Groat Antarctic Expedition into LITTLE AMERICA Our . Gang Comedy “ SPRUCIN’ UP” ADMISSION Children ...» 10c Adults - - • - - 25c “THE IRISH IN US JAMES PREVIEW Four ladies, Mrs. Mabie Laird, Misses Rosabel Shone, Bess Maury and Mary Loomis, enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake the past week-end. They left Friday afternoon and returned Sunday. Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on Fire Insurance. Mrs. Edna Hartson, accompanied by her daughter, Virginia, and her sister, Mrs. S. S. Norton, from-Red- ding, Calif., are spending a few days in Portland visiting Mrs. Avis Hart- son Maginnis. Special price on Scorby’s Coal. See Benham Transfer. James Mills left last evening for Portland, where he was called by the death of ’ Mrs. Mills' mother, Mrs. Green, who suffered a heart attack some days ago. Mrs. Mills has been in Portland during her mother’s Ul- • * CARTOON Children Adults COMEDY* * Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and milk, the only milk and cream made <afe by pasteurization. Miss Barbara Richmond, teacher in the Ophir schools and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Richmond of Co quille, spent this last week-end visit ing old friends in Ashland. She is a graduate of Southern Oregon Normal School. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Franzwa and Catherine Weniich spent the week end in Portland, where they attended the Oregon-California game. They were accompanied north by James Mills, who spent the week-end with Mrs. Mills. Body and Fender repair work done by experienced mechanics. Our body painter is an expert. l.et us prove we have the best of repair service 'southwestern Motor Co lilt New idol of detective fic tion! The same star, the same author, the same pro ducers who gave you "The Case of the Howling Dog”! BARGAIN NITE! 10c & 20c Thursday DANK Mill 1 $50.00 AN EARFUL OF MUSIC AN EYEFUL OF CHARM! Eddie Cantor in “KID MILLIONS” STATIONERS Townsend Club Enjoys Program Paul Walker, president of the Co quille Townaend Club, left yesterday morning for* Chicago as a delegate from Coqnillé to the national Town send convention. The meeting is to be held there Oct. 24-27 inclusive. He accompanied Jno. A. Biegger, president of the Marshfield Club, who was driving east. At the meeting of the Coquille club Wednesday evening it was announc ed that there are 812 members here Theffe local members will Join the other clubs of the United States in a rally on the last day of the conven tion, Sunday, Oct. 27, at 1 p. m. Paci fic coast time, all' the clubs of the country rallying at the same hour. A committee to arrange for the rally was named Wednesday evening. A delightful musical and dancing program was presented Wednesday evening. Miss Marjorie Western, who is organising a dancing class here, gave a splendid exhibition of tap dancing. Another feature was the violin playing of Ronald, 8-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Williams, who Is a natural musician and gives promise at this early age of being a master of the instrument in years to come. Playing without music before him he kept perfect time and gave a most creditable performance. Eastern Star Notes The Past Matrons and Patrons of Beulah Chapter, O. E. S., are meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. Mabie Laird, with Mrs. A. J. Sher wood, Mrs. Henry Lorenz, Mrs. Ora Maury comprising the committee in charge. The Ways 2nd Means committee of Beulah Chapter have planned a cooked food sale for tomorrow (Sat urday) to be held at Gould’s store, beginning in the forenoon. Chapter members are invited to at tend a reception at Marshfield Tues day evening, Oct. 22, given by Doric Chapter, in honor of Dr. June Martin, who received a grand chapter com mittee appointment this year. It is hoped a representative number will go from here and those desiring transportation, please get in touch with Mrs. Lafe Compton, the worthy natron. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Barton and son. Den, returned Sunday from Portland, where the convention for the election of a bishop for the diocese of Oregon of the Episcopal Church was held last week. Mr. Barton was a member of the lay convention, representing St. Thursday evening of next week all James Church here. O. E. S. members and busbands and Quick delivery on Scorby's Coal. Masonic members and wives, are in cited to attend a card party fol'ow- Special prices to those who act promptly. . Call or see Benham’s lng the regular chapter meeting. Transfer, 3ther interesting entertainment will be provided for members not caring Mrs. Bob Smith and two children, io play cards. of Seldovia, Alaska, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Clin New ( aisev in Circuit Court ton. Mrs. Smith formerly taught school at Port Orford and has num- Oct. 11—L. A. Haas vs. Orville H erous friends in this vicinity. Mr.. Haga and Cloves W. Church. Oct 17—-'ll. E Andrews vs. W. M. Smith expects to join his family, coming from Alaska in about two Dillenback. months. Oct. 17--Everett F. Brining vs. Ethel M. Brining. Suit for divorce. Crovcr C. Gouthier, former Oct. 17—Georgia H. Potter vs. quille valley rancher, who has been ouie E. Potter. Suit for divorce. operating a farm near Philomath. Oct. 17—Elsie M. Topala vs. Alex Ore., for several years, was a Co quille visitor last Saturday. He has ander Topala. Suit for divorce. given up ranching and accepted the position of saw filer at the Brady & Neal logging camp at Silver Falls, where they have a four years’ oper ation ahead. He expressed satisfac- tion at getting back to Coos county.
