TH« COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. .QUGON, FRIDAY. JUNE U, 1M6.
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MINOR MENTION
L. R. Jameson, son of Nate Jame­
son of the Arrow Mills, arrived in
Coquille last Thursday and will be
here for some time taking care of the
company's Coquille interests.
Telling
About
People and
Events in the City and
County
Carroll Jessie O’Brien was brought
to jail here on Monday to serve a
ten-day sentence imposed by Justice
Bolt at Marshfield for being drunk
and disorderly.
Mrs. Geo. H. Jenkin» left Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Davidson and
for Portland, to »pend two week» vis­
small daughter, of Los Angeles, are
iting her mother.
her visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Buy Ideal Bakery bread because It
Harry Ross. They are former resi­
is better.
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dents of Coquille and plan to spend a
Mr». Jack Lefevre returned Satur­ couple of months here this summer.
day from a two weeks’ visit with her
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
daughter at Corvallis.
Mrs. Ted Huitin, of Bandon, at the
Dr. G. C. Stem, chiropractic physi­ Coquille Hospital this morning at ten
cian, foot correctionist, electro thera- o’clock. It is their first child. When
- pi st, 292 Moulton St., phone BflJ. 22tf the Sentinel reporter called at the
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. McDonald are hospital the young lady had not yet
leaving Saturday for Pendleton, been weighed.
where he will teach next fall.
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and
milk, the only milk and cream made
safe by pasteurization.
Mrs. Fred McClellan and daughter,
Marjorie, left Tuesday to spend a few
«. days in Salem visiting relative».
For reliable Life, Sick and Accident
insurance, • call A. A. Nosier, Jr. Call
147-J.
‘-wit Mrs. M. O. Hawkins and daughter,
Mrs. Tom Dimmick, left on Monday
for Portland to attend the Rose show
festivities.
J. A. Church, gunner in the U. S.
Marine Corps and formerly of Wash­
ington, D. C., enjoyed a three days’
visit here last week with his aunt.
Mrs. Jerry Peart, while enroute to
San Diego to take up his duties there.
He has been transferred to <he place
Rev. and Mrs. Hale B. Eubanks and
daughter came in Monday evening
from their home in Klamath Falls.
The latter will spend a couple of
weeks visiting at the L. H. Hazard
home while Mr. Eubanks is attending
an Episcopal summer school near La
Grande.
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Grandpa Lou Hazard is wearing
I, met in the community hall on Sat-
though he was visibly elated on Tues-
day when word came that a 7 Mi
pound son was bom to Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Sercombe at Portland that
morning. Mrs. Sercombe was for­
merly Miss Adrienne Hazard. This is
not, of course, Mr. and Mrs. Hazard's
first grandson, for their son, Austin,
who expects to visit Coquille this
summer with his wife, also has a son.
Dusting Sulphur for Garden Pests,
Aphis Sprays, Bug-Go, etc. See our
complete line of Garden Pest exter­
minators. Coos Feed 8c Seed Stores.
Miss Elois Wilson, who left last
week on a trip through the East,
writes that she enjoyed u lovely visit
with the Rev. S. D. Walters family in
Prescott, Arizona, and had a delight­
ful trip with them to the grand can­
yon. She will go from there to Ells­
worth, Kansas, where she will visit
her mother’s old home; then to Phil-1
adelphia and New York and to
Washington, D. C., where she will
visit at the Lyman Carrier home. On
the return trip she will stop in Ohio,
where she will visit relatives. She
expects to be gone several months.
FRI-SAT
Aaron Wilson announces this week
the opening'of a modem, up-to-date
grocery store in the Farr & Elwood
building on the corner of 2nd 8c Tay­
lor street in connection with the Feed
and Seed business of Farr & Elwood,
Inc. Mr. Wilson worked for twenty-
two years in the Busy Comer Gro­
cery of this city. For the past two
years he has been engaged in operat­
ing a Rawleigh Prodqcts route. He
is closing out his Rawleigh line and
will devote his energies to supplying
fresh fruits and vegetables, fancy and
staple groceries, and in connection
with Farr 8c Elwood all lines of feeds
and seeds.
Farr 8c Elwood have remodeled
their building by making an open
front on Taylor and Second streets
and with a wide marque around the
corner which provides Mr. Wilson
with a very modern, up-to-date gro­
cery store. Mr. Wilson will special­
ize on Red and White quality mer­
chandise but, being an independent
store, will handle all well recognized
high quality brands of staple and
fancy foods.
Mark Seeley Back on Job
The Sentinel is pleased to announce
Coquille Students Home
that Mark Seeley, who returned last
Last week-end saw the arrival at
I Saturday morning from the South -
home of all the Coquille students who
' em . Oregon Normal School at Aah-
have attended higher institutions of
• land, will handle sports for this pa-
learning. Returning from the nor­
1 per again this sumemr. Mark was
mal at Ashland were Linus and Mark
sports writer for the Sentinel before
Seeley, Janey Ferbrache, and Cherie
he went- to school out there and he
Mae Hartwell, of Riverton.
continued his writing at Ashland for
From the university at Eugene
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were Ann Barton, Edythe and Don ‘h* ®. °
® IWper’ of whi^h
Farr, Audrey Aasen, David and Don- *
he returna to “b™1 there
aid Smith, Gus Gailas.
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Frank W. Martin, is taking a two
Ideal Bakery bread Is slow baked.
weeks' vacation froth duty at the J.
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C. Penney Co. store here and on Sun­
- Many visitors are stopping at the
day he and Mrs. Martin left for their
ranch of Mrs. Vesta Sturm, at Mc­
former home In the Puget sound
Kinley, to »ee the recenUy foaled
From O. S. C. came Sara Margaret
country. Their younger sons preced­
Nye,
Harrison Greenough, Fred
Arabian colt.
'd them north, having gone by train
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Fuhrman,
unrman, Frank
r rana »enram
Schram and
ana mere
there
Ask about Pacific Mutual 5 way last week.
' are others whom this writer has not
Policy. A. A. Nosier, Jr., 147-J.
Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292; seen.
Wade Arstill, former principal of Moulton St., phone 86J.
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Coquille Junior High, came in from
Knife Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Toole and
Forest Grove Tuesday to take care of
two little girls, from Porterville, Cal­
Dorothy Jeffries was dismissed last
business and to visit friends.
ifornia, stopped in Coquille yesterday Saturday following recovery from an
Mrs. Roy Boober and Mrs Harry to viait the J. A. Berg family
Mr. appendicitis operation.
Godard drove to Portland Tuesday Toole is the brother of Joe Toole, of
Gladys Rivers, U, of Coquille, qn-
morning to attend the O. E. S. grand Coquille. The family was on their derwent an operation for appendicitis
chapter and returned Thursday.
way to Eugene where Mr. Toole will the same day.
Postmaster M. O. Hawkins left on attend summer school.
- Arthur Milani, of Arago, under­
Wednesday for Grants Pass to attend
For outstanding work in music went a tonsilectomy on Sunday, and
the Oregon postmasters association which »he accomplished her first year Grant Wilcox a similar operation on
session» there yesterday and today.
at the University of Oregon, Miss Monday.
M. M. Minogue, section foreman
Mrs. Lafe Compton and daughter, Audrey Aasen, of this city, received
Dorris, and Mrs. O. C. Sanford left one of the four scholarship awards for the S. P. here, was admitted on
Tuesday for Portland to attend the given by the Beta Phi, honorary Tuesday for treatment and the next
sessions of the O. E. S. grand chapter. music organization. Miss Audrey re­ day was taken to the S. P. hospital
It was necessary
turned home last Saturday from Eu- at San Franciscp
“Hode” Caughell, who was quite
that
a
nurse
be
constantly
with him
seriously ill the first of last week, is gent.
and Miss Jean Dungey was selected
greatly improved now. He is able to
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Axtell left to accompany him.
sit up now and hopes to be able to Monday noon for Neyport where he
Darrell Cox underwent a minor
get back to work soon.
was a delegate to the state Lions Club operation on Tuesday and the same
Work In the E. A. degree is sched­ convention. The convention was in day Mrs. Cleo Capps, of Coquille,
uled for Chadwick Lodge, No. 68, A. session on Sunday, Monday and submitted to an operation for appen­
F. & A. M., for next Tuesday, June Tuesday. From there they went on dicitis.
Peggy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
■ 16, at 6 p.m. All members and vis­ to Portland to get their daughter,
iting Masons are invited to be pres­ Marianne, who attended Reed college Forrest Tommilson, of Gravel Ford,
the past two years.
underwent a tonsil operation yester­
ent.
day.
FOR RENT—Furnished house of four
V. R. WILSON, O. D.
rooms and bath, for a period of six
OPTOMETRIST
Drink Stillicious—the vitamin B
weeks,. at 691 North Heath. Will
Errors in refraction scienti­
Chocolate health drink. Contains
be available June 20. J. W. Sayre.
fically corrected without
yeast. Cloverleaf Dairy, Pure Milk
the use of drugs. Coquille, Oregon.
Phone 197R.
8c Cream. Phone 7R42.
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BBSS
To Have Opening Tomorrow
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Mr8’
to Return Soon
A n letter
iciier from
irum Mrs.
mis Rosa
nosa E. a. Glossop,
uiossop,
formerly principal In the Washington
school here, to the Sentinel states that
she is taking the ashes of her son,
Herman, who died at San Fernando,
Calif., on May 16, to the Portland
Mausoleum, where they will rest be­
side those of his father, who died a
few months ago. After visiting witii
another son at Oak Harbor, Wash.,
she expects to return to Marshfield
about July 1.
No
Unemploy­
ment
Here
The busy executive Is in no danger of losing his position,
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however hard the times, for he keeps himself in perfect
physical condition ready to meet the problems of his busy
life. Be sure that no ill health will keep you from your
desk. Make a friend of your physician.
A Prescriptionlst Fills Rxs Carefully
at
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc.
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DRUGGISTS
STATIONERS
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Mrn. R. A. Wernich Is Coos %
Pro-America Chairman
Probate Court
Claud H. Giles was on Monday ap­
pointed administrator of the estate
of Anna McGovern, who died May
IS, 1935. The appraisers are J. Al­
bert Matson, Chas. Kampfer and R.
C. Shumate.
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Mertie Bryon was named Monday
as administrator of the $950 estate
left by L. S. Bryon, who died June 3.
The appraisers appointed are Jess
Strader, Leonard Leuthold and Wil-
ford Harris.
June 9—J. J. Stanley was on Tues­
day named as executor of the will of
Jasper M. DeLong, who died here
last week. O. C. Sanford, L. H. Haz­
ard and E. D. Webb are appraisers of
the estate which is estimated to be
worth $4500 in real property and $5,-
599.67 in personal.
Mr». Reade M. Ireland, one of the
trustees of the organization “Pro­
America,” a national women’s repub­
lican group, was in Coquille last Fri­
day afternoon and announced the ap­
pointment of Mrs. R. A. Wemich, of
Cquille, as Coos county chairman,
the appointment being made by her­
self and Mrs. Geo. Gerlinger, state
president.
Organization meetings
will be held soon, both in Coquille
and Marshfield, to complete the
county organization.
Pro-America was founded in Seat­
Hor»e»hoa Pilchlrg
tle, Feb. 22, 1933, by Mrs Theodore
The rule la horseshoe pitching Is tba> Roosevelt, Sr.,
and has spread
If both contestants huve one shoe through all the Northwest stages.
each an equal distance from the stake,
Coos county was the twenty-first to
or against the »kike or ringers, they
■hall he counted ss tie and the next be organized in Oregon.
While Pro-America is partisan in
closest shoe shall score, la case all
Investigate Pacific Mutural Nen-
four shoes are tie or an equal distance its objects, its members would con­ Cancellable sick and accident insur­
from the stake, or four ringers, no centrate its efforts this year, Mrs. ance A. A. Nosier, Jr., Call 147-J.
icare shall be recorded; the contestant Ireland said, in an endeavor to have
who pitched last shall be awarded the every registered woman voter cast
Buy your fuse plugs, the depend­
lead.
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her ballot at the November election. able kind, at Hooton’» Electric Shop,
5 cents each.
A. L. Hooton, electrical contractor
Body and Fender repair work done
and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille. by experienced mechanics. Our body
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Complete stock of wiring supplies.
painter is an expert. Let us prove
we have the best of repair service.
INEZ ROVER
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley Southwestern Motor Co.
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in a reliable Oregon stock company.
Accredited Piano Teacher
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and
Keys made for all locks. Stevens milk, the only milk and cream made
Cash Hardware, Coquille, Ore.
safe by pasteurization.
Buy local bread and support home
For sound Fire Insurance, go to
industry.
Siti Ned C. Kelley.
Beginners and Advanced Inatrne-
lion in Piano, Reed Organ and
Accdrdlon
165 Wert Second St.
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