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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1936)
Occasional Chairs stunning new designs in occasional chaira come several shades of green, Club Notes and Other Social Activities Mrs. Ra .'1 C Jcl an anclM..:. Don McCune w re .vint njatNaue nt t.w home of t.. Ut.iB lu^t F.iday after noon, to a miscellaneous shower, compli—i~nti-:g Miss Gloria Getz, whose mariag'? to Mr. John Riiule will occur in U>e near future. Invited' for the occasion were: Mrs. Veriil McCurdy, Mrs. Harold Gould, Mrs. Cha*. Haglund, Mr*. Donald Estes, Mrs. Frank Thrift. Mrs. Jack Le- Fevre, Mrs. Everett Strain, Mrs. Or- vil Newton and Mrs. Marie Wagner. 69 Just Call That Number On Your Phone and see how satisfactorily you can make KELLOGG’S WHEAT KRISPIES The Ecadrien ladies met vzith Mr«. 3. E. Axtell this week, Monday, for luncheon and an afternoon of sewing. The following members were present: Mrs. Willard Bosscrman, Mrs. E. A. Walker, Mrs. Earl Nosier, Mrs. J. L. Aasen and Mrs. Geo. Johnson. Hard wood frames, finished in either walnut or maple. Notice the decorative carved stretcher, turned legs and the gracefully curved, comfortable arms. Prices ranging from $7.95 to $13.50 Gould Furniture Co Job’s Daughters’ activities this week including their regular meeting on Monday evening, which was very well attended, at which time Mias Ann Hawkins was initiated, and a valentine party Wednesday evening at the Masonic hall, with games and dancing providing entertainment for I the evening, Mr*. Bertha Smith and Mrs. O. C. Sanford sponsoring the party. The cake sale held by the Daughters last Saturday netted the organization ten dollars. A special invitation to O. E. S. members is extended for the next regular meeting of the Bethel, on Feb. 24. A Special Price 2 Large Packages for your grocery purchases. KNIGHTS TOMATO JUICE at a. reduced price This high Quality Product now 3 Cans for WALNUTS Very Good 25c 95c 1 Boz. Cans 2 lbs. for —.... ........ 11 PILCHARDS CHILI CONCARNE College Inn Brand Mexican Style or Mild 16 oz. Cans 2 for - - Extra Fancy Boneless Fillet 8 oz. Cans 25c 10c This is a very fine fish and we can recom mend it. as a real quality item. Try a can. MILANI’S IMINELESS CHICKEN TAMALES KNIGHTS APPLE BUTTER 2 Cana for KNIGHTS PEAR BUTTER 15 oz. Jan PALMER’S CHILI 2 for 35c Very Nice Mrs. J. A. Lamb was hos’ess yes An exceptionally low price. Fresh stock. terday to the Ju*t$mere club for one Small Cans, each o’clock luncheon, with needlework Coquille following. Mrs. E. E. Johnson, club CLEAR MOUNTAIN HONEY member now residing in California, EXTRA SMALL DILL PICKLES and visiting here for s few days, was 17 oz. Glass Only among the guests present. Other Knights 2yt Cans • - 2QC son, Tuel. Bandon, Miller (3), Smith member* present included Mrs. Nels Coquille Jr. High Wins Osmundson, Mr*. C. J. Fuhrman, (1), Hanson. Get a Bobby Benson Tumbler for the Coquille Junior High defeated the SWEET GER-KIN-ETS Mrs. W. S. Sickels, Mr*. J. L. Smith, Bandon Junior High at Bandon on Mrs. Bert Folsom, Mrs. Frank Green- Rebekah Lodge Notes Kiddies. Buy Two 15c Packages (Small Burr Pickles) Friday, Feb. 7, by the score of 33 to ough, Mr*. Hal Preice, Mr*. Roy Wer- Mamie Rebekah Lodge, No. ao, 8. This is the first junior high game 12 oz. Jar nich and Mr*. Allen Young. and Get a Glass FREE for Coquille this year. Goodman, of had a moat interesting meeting Wed Coquille, was high point man, making nesday night with every officer pres I Pint Bulk Mr*. Wm. Mansell and Mr*. Mabie H-0 QUICK OATS for ent and several members. After a 27 points. Laird were hosteses for the Episco The Coquille Junior High Midgets busy session, Kennett Lawrence, Jr, pal Guild session this week, on Wed r won from the Bandon Midgets in the the accomplished accordion player, nesday at the Parish house. Plans entertained with several selections preliminary 8 to 7. were completed for the Geo. Wash which were thoroughly enjoyed and Line-up for Junior Highs: ington party to be held in the Parish Coquille Bandon then Donna Dean Boeserman, accom house next Wednesday, with dessert Smith, Billy F (4) Godard, W panied by her sister, sang two songs lunch at 1:30. There will be card* Fiesheim K in a very _ pleasing manner. Games Goodman, M. (27) F and a needlework group, and the pub (1) Brewer Smith, E. (3) C were then indulged in and delicious lic is cordially invited to be present. Howe Arnold G j refreshments served by the commit- A silver offering will be appreciated. G I Arrell (3) Engblam , Ladies attending this week’s meeting J Substitutes: CoquiUe-Schaer, Wil-'*«« “ charge.-Preea Correspondent. were Mrs Clarence Tuttle, Mrs. Jas Watson, Mrs. J. A. Lamb,, Mr*. C. J. Fuhrman, Mrs. A. L. Reck, Mrs. Don pital at Myrtle Point quite seriously ! USED Coal Burning Pipe Furnace. Gillespie, Mrs. C. T. Selbig, Mr*. Brewster Valley ill with septic sore throat. Lloyd Rosa, Mr*. Muri Pettit and Good condition, $35.00. Coquille Mrs. C. M. Wilson was delightfully Mr*. E. E. Johnson. Betty Nickason, who had to spend Sheet Metal Wks, Front A Willard surprised Wednesady, Feb. 5, her Sts. it» birthday, when the Myrtle Leaf club a few days in the Coquille hospital The “K” club members were enter and friends gave her a lovely shower with pneumonia, returned home Sat tained at the home of Miss Marjorie of miscellaneous gifts. After spending urday. Her mother, Mrs. W. A. Nick LAWN Grass Seed, 35c pound, Farr McClellan Wednesday evening, with a pleasant afternoon together re ason, who has been bedfast with the A Elwood, Inc. 7:30 o’clock dessert lunch, contract freshments of birthday cake and ice measles for several day*, la improv- bridge following. Mias Dean Hard cream were served by Mrs. Elmer taS- FOR SALE — 2 Hotpoint Electric Hazel Durrell spent Saturday and ing scored high for the evening. Wilson. Those taking part were Mes- Ranges Excellent condition. Also Other guests present Included Miss dames J. D. Laird, Ernest Krewson. Sunday visiting in Eugene. 2 wood stoves and 2 coal and wood Jean Young, Miss Kathleen McClin W. A. Nickason, Oscar Durrell, W. A. circulators. All very good buys. tock, Mrs. Harold Santee, Mrs. John Keller, Ivan Laird, Perley Crowley, Terms if desired. Coquille Gas A Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and Hawkins, Mrs. Clarence Osika and Carrie Nickason, Phoebe Harry, El milk, the only milk and cream made Power. Mrs. R. C. Vaughan. Valentines fur mer Wilson, C. M. Wilson and Misses safe by pasteurization. FAT HENS, 13c Uve wt, Farr A El nished the decorative motif. Cora Bullock and Hazel Durrell. » wood, Inc. Mr*. Arthur Jenkin* is spending a The Young Women’s contract few days with her daughter, Mrs. WANTED AT ONCE — Woman or bridge group met with Miss Lena Harry Hubble at Fairview. INEZ ROVER girl, housekeeper for man, wife and Williams Wednesday evening. Mem Elmer Wilson is sick with a bad Accredited Piano Teacher hired hand. No washing. $10 to bers and guests participating in cold, near pneumonia. Minor Mead start, more in 80 days Write Dar ■fames were: Miss Katherine Jane will take hi* mail route for a day rington's Ranch, Marshfield, Ore., Hassler, Miss Grace Ellingsen, Miss days. Mrs. Mead will spend that or inquire "Halfway Service Sta ?arol Young. Miss Geneva Agostino, time with her parents, Mr. and “■‘I ISS W. M st tion," Mfd. Highway. Ml Miss Marjorie Knight, Misa Madeline Ocsar Durrell. McKeown and Mr*. Felix Miller. Mis* Mr. and Mrs. Minor Mead, Mrs. FOR Better Results use Crown Dairy McKeown won the high score prize. Mead nee Doris Durrell, were greeted A Poultry Feeds. Coos Feed A Valentine favor* were used. with a party and a grand shower of Seed Stores. wedding gift* when they cam« back to the valley last Saturday evening, Coquille Woman’s Club HIGHEST corn-belt prices for car loads broke or range horses, mules Enjoys Meeting Tuesday after being married at Myrtle Point f the Tuesday before. About eighty and colts. Fred Chandler Horse friends and neighbors were present. and Mule Market, Chariton, Iowa. (Continued fr$m Page One) Among those «ttending outside the 52t8. FOR SALE—One bred sow, farrow in valley were Mr. and Mr*. Frank view, a satire on Hollywood player«, three weeks. Geo. Gillespie, Ara HEAVY HARNESS, $43 75 set, Farr Bate», Lol*, from Bandon. Ray Bry which was much enjoyed. go. Ml A Elwood, Inc. ant, from North Bend, Mr. and Mr*. George H. Jenkins, guest speaker Bert Mead. Florence Mead and Annie FOIl SALE—1 acre close in, with 3- WANTED—Furs, Hides and Wool for the afternoon, was then intro Gibbs from Power*, Guy Daniel*, room stucco bouse. Folsom’s Gro duced. The club was observing home Sheep Pelts and metals. Marten from Coquille, Mr. and Mr*. Elbert cery. 5t3 interest day. An economics speaker Furs $6 to $20.00. Mink $4 to $10 West, from Myrtle Point, a,nd Dick from outside could not be obtained and highest price* paid for all other Wert, Kitchen Creek. A happy tíme FOR SALE—2 V« h. p. GaUoway Gas but Mr. Jenkins, who has had six fun. Green hide* 5c to $1.50. Old was had by all. The orchestra from Engine, good as new. $25. H. L. years' experience as Coos county radiators 80c to $1.00. Old bat the CCC camp gave splendid music Aber, Fishtrap road, P. O. Box 5, agent, was well qualified to speak on teries 35c to 80c. Aluminum 7c to for the dancing after the party. Coquille. 5t2* home interest and made a very logi 10c a pound. Highest prices paid Mr. and Mr*. Minor Mead are mak cal talk which received close atten for all other metals and wool—See ing their home in one of Folsom ESTABLISHED General Agency tion. The meeting was then adjourn me before selling. I am 2 miles s partments in Coquille for the pres wants young responsible represen ed »nd a social period enjoyed. south of Bandon on main highway. ent. ----- - tative Coquille. Write Fire, Auto The hostesses, Mr*. Hal Pierce, J. E. Buttner. 5tf Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rookard have mobile, Bonds and General Casual Mr*. I.loyd Rosa, Mrs. Henry Hartley / moved back to the valley after spend ty Insurance. Address care of. Mrs. F. S. Emery, Mrs. F. L. Green- ROOMS FOR RENT with or without ing a few months at the Benham and Sentinel. 5t3 ough, Mr*. Geo. Jenkins and Mr*. U. board. 141 South Henry street. E. McClary, served dainty refresh [jiird camp at Coo* river. Phone 123-L. 5tl START your Baby Chix on Sperry’s Harold Shepherd and family, of ments to those present: Mesdames Surebuild, the best insurance for a Dora, are moving to Julius Benham’s MORCROP Fertilizer, $3 75 cwt. Farr R. A. Wernich, R. L. Stewart, J. G. sturdy layer, $2.75 cwt. Farr A place, this home being formerly oc Elwood, Inc. Toole, W. H. Mansell, J. E. Paulson, Elwood, Inc. cupied by Arthur Jenkin* and family, M. Earl Wilaon, Ora X. Maury, Jack who are visiting relative* until they LeFevre, R. E. Boober, M. O. Haw FOR SALE—Four million feet of FOR SALE—Ford Runabout, 1925 decide where they want to locate. model, in good condition, $25. Call kina, G. H. Tillmann, F. Kunz, Jennie timber, mostly old growth fir. Mrs. Ernest Krewson spent Sunday at Collins Body Shop on Front Adams, Hugh Black, F. O. Leslie, A. Terms. B. Folsom. 5tf with the Marion Miller family at street, Coquille. L. Beck, S. M. Nosier, J. E. Axtell. Dora. BALED HAY for sale, $12 a ton, at C. E. Niles, Rasmussen, C. V. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen, the Geo. Gilman ranch in Roy dis FOR SALE—Rye Grass, Clover Seed, Bert Folsom, Lafe Compton, C. C. Christina snd Donald, spent Thurs Orchard Grass, etc. Get our prices trict. 3t3* Farr, K. P. Lawrence, J. D. Ran day visiting in Coquille. Coos Feed A Seed Stores. kin, C. C. Southard, Floyd McDonald. PHONE 103-J COQUILLE 344 FRONT ST. Mr. and Mr*. Elwin Alford* from FOR RENT—4-room House and gar i Wm. Ulett. J. A. Berg. Paul Work den plot, on Marshfield highway. man, Tom Dennison, J. W. Sayre, H. Coos river spent the week-end with $15. See C. L. Brockman at Busy T. Santee, C. L. Tuttle and R B. the P. A. Alford family. Corner, 5tf Mr*. Julius Benham is in the hos- I Rogers. Phone 49*m Oregon 10c 20c 30c 30c 69 Busy Corner Grocery Drive that New Dodge or Plymouth NOW! SPECIAL TERMS! SEE L M. M c P herson , Mgr John A. Biegger, Inc Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Want Ads Delivery
