Mr. and Mrs. Louis Charneaki andi Mrs. W. E. Bartholonew came down
son, Louis, Jr., returned Thursday from Everett. Wash., last Sunday to
from a week’s trip to San Francisco be with her mother, Mrs. Ora X.
Maury, while Miss Bess Muury is in
and Del Monte, California.
the Keizer hospital at Norlb Bend
Mrs. Ralph M. Cake and son came
where she underuqgjt a major oper
in last Saturday from Portland to
ation on Wednesday.
visit her mother, Mrs. A. J. Sher
Robert J. Jargcr, cashier at the lo
wood, and other relatives here.
cal Mt. State Power Co. office, in
Mrs. Ray Gilkey was able to leave
tends leaving tomorrow morning on
the Coquille Hospital on Tuesday of
a two weeks vacation. He will drive
this week after recovering from a
to San Francisco and there take a
¡oitre operation performed eight days
plane for Sale Lake City where he
before.
will visit for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belloni,
Toaster tray service, $5.S5. Perco
laughter, Margaret, and Miss Georgi-
lators $4.95 and up. See the combin
mna Johnson, drove to Eugene Sun-
ation table cooker and waffle iron,
lay to visit Mr. and Mrs. George
for $8.95, at Hooton Electric Shop.
Belloni.
Mrs. W. E. Bosserman and daugh
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lubcke, at Yaki-
ters. Zelma and Donna Dean, return
na, Wash., have been guests since
ed last Friday evening from their two
Monday at the D. E. Rackleff home
weeks visit near Sacramento, Califor
here. Mrs. Rackleff and Mrs. Lubcke
nia. They found the weather warm
are sisters.
there, the thermometer registering
Word was received from Dr. Ham 112 degrees at times.
ilton from Ketchican, Alaska,’where
Mrs. Emily Hersey left Wednesday
he is spending two weeks vacation
for her home in Portland after being
'.hat he expects to be home the first
acre since last Friday visiting her
of next week.
daughter, Mrs, Julius Rubl.e
She
Miss Laura McLeod arrived in Co also came to see that everything was
quille last Saturday evening from in readiness for the tenants of her
Corvallis where she is employed in new building on Second street.
the state extension service, to spend
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boober returned
her vacation at home.
home Wednesday evening from a five
Mrs. Edna Hartson, her daughter, days’ visit up the coast, going as far
Virginia, and Isobel Unsoeld will as Portland, where they saw the
leave Saturday for Portland, where fleet. They also visited at Bonne
they will visit Mrs. Hartson’s daugh ville and took a trip over the Mt.
ter, Mrs. Dan Maginnis.
Hood loop and into Washington.
Mrs Maud Woodyard has returned
from her visit in Portland and plans
to reopen regular classes in piano and
voice on September 1st In her new
home at 156 S. Henry St.
Simpson,
this
see Alvin L.
Radio-Trician,
All work guar-
30t3*
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Gould and Mrs.
Mai-y Gage returned Wednesday eve
ning from a four days' trip to San
Francisco, where they attended Buy
ers’ Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ira Johnson left this week for a Osika were in charge of the Gould
ten days’ vacation trip on Elk river. Furniture store in their absence.
Andrew Muir, of Los Gatos, Cali
Dr. J. D. Rankin, delegate from the
fornia, was in Coquille Tuesday and Coquille Aerie, F. O. E., left last Sat
Wednesday visiting friends.
urday to attend the national Eagles
The local W. C. T. U. will meet convention which started yesterday
with Mrs. Flora Dunn Friday, Aug. 7, in Chicago. The doctor stopped a
at two p. m. Sewing for the Farm few days in Oregon City to visit his
Home will follow the business ses mother before leaving for the east.
sion. Bring a friend and come.
F. C. Hudson left for Portland last
Miss Phyllis Hall came in Tuesday Sunday to attend the Buyers Week
from McMinnville for a couple of programs, participate in a gun club
days. She was looking for an apart shoot and meet Mis. Hudson, who is
ment which she wishes to occupy returning from a three months’ visit
at her old home in Minnesota. They
when school opens next month.
are not expected home until early
M. M. Newdall drove to Seattle
next week. Mr. Hudson accompanied
Sunday morning to meet Mrs. New Mr. and Mrs. J. W> Rich'irdson to the
dall and children, who have been vis
rose city.
iting relatives in Wenatchee. They
expect to return some time next
knife Hospital
week.
L. J. Brashears, of this city, sub
New fall line of Millinery, smart
and modem, has been received at the mitted to a second operation laid
Excel Dress Shop. It will be on dis Friday.
Mrs. Ada Hajter, of Arago, was ad
play at the opening in the new loca
tion in the I. O. O. F. building, next mitted for treatment of an infected
jaw on Friday, and Brick Davis, of
Monday and Tuesday.
Ophir, was received for treatment,
Ilex, and Mrs. Hale B. Eubanks and on Tuesday.
daughter arrived here from Klamath
Falls Monday and this morning left
on a ten days’ vacation trip which
will take them to Gearhart, Port
land, Victoria and Vancouver, B. C„
and other points.
Grandpa and
Buy local bread and support home
Grandma Hazard will keep the young
industry.
Sltf
lady until her parents return.
Wrestlers Please and Enrage
Harry Elliott, with his second
wrestling card nt the Coquille Com
munity Building, gave another great
show which pleased a fair houseful
of fans. A^ the same time it angered
a lot of them to see the foul tactics
of the same of the wrestlers and one
fan, who could contain himself no
longer, jump-.d into the ring and gave
the Chicago ruffian, Al Williams, a
lusty kick at the end of the bout, in
which Whitey Wald berg retained his
Pacific coast middleweight belt. It
was a rough bout, with Williams tak
ing a sock at the referee and knock
ing him out, but even with that ad
vantage the victory went to Wald-
berg.
Sneeze Achiu was winner over the
Turk, Abdel Kahn. The Chinaman
pleases the fans and they will all
turn out when he is to appear on the
.-ard,
"Cry-baby” Mike London, with his
whiskers and big-eyed appeal to the
fans when cautioned by the referee,
may be a wrestling marvel but how
he fans hate him. After the worst
and of four practices, eye-gouging,
aiting with the fists and other guter- I
snipe acts, which half the crowd
could see, and would lustily boo.;
London woulcTtum an appealing face
to the bleachers for their approval-r
which he did not get. His bout with
Geo. Bennett was a draw.
The first of this week the be-
whiskered devil lost a wild bout to
the popular Harry Elliot in a head
line bout on a Portland card.
The attendance at these bouts is
not what it should be, considering
the reputation of the wrestlers that
Promoter Elliott is bringing to Co-
qui..ee, and he cannot be expected to
continue digging deep into his
'
purse to furnish entertainment
Coquille sports lovers.
Guests at Schram Home
Friends visiting at the F. F. Schram
home over the week-end were Mrs.
Alice Kroll and daughter, Joyce, from
Woodbum, Miss Sophie Kroll, Miss
Gertie Kroll, from Oregon City, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Ciapshaw, Langlois,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vader, Marshfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fordice and
three sons, from Los Angeles, John
Fordice, from Willits. Calif., Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Niewonder and two chil
dren, from Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Bowles, Glendale, Califor
nia.
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, In
DRUGGISTS
STATIONERS
Scouts Return From Camp
Dress Shop Has Larger Stock
______ ____
_____ boys returned
Several
Coquille
home Sunday
. after attending
J a ses-
sion of th? boy scout camp “Lucky
Boy" on Blue River east of Eugene
on the McKenzie highway. The boys,
who enjoyed the trip immensely,
were Leonard Farr, Jack Martin,
Charles Mulkey, Harvey Cole and
Marvin Goodman. During their stay
at camp Leonard and Jack climbed
the middle Sister, an ascent of KX039
feet.
Mrs. Mary Gage announces the
opening of her Excel Dress Shop in
the Odd Fellows building, next Mon
day and Tuesday. The ladies of this
community and surrounding country
are invited to come in and inspect the
new lines—millinery, hosiery, and a
better grade of dresses than hereto
fore carried—silk as well as house
dresses.
Chadwick Lodge, A. F. & A. M
Stated communication of Chad
wick Lodge No. 68, A. F. 8c A. M.t
The annual Rebekah district con Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 8:00 p. m. Visit
vention will be held at North Bend ing members invited to attend.
this afternoon and evening.
Mrs.
M. F. Pettit, W. M.
Estella Weed, president of the Re
bekah Assembly, will be present.
Several carloads of Mamie Rebekah
Maud Skaggs Woodyard
Bachelor of Music
lodge No. 20 members plan to attend.
The president will pay her offi
Accredited teacher of
cial visit Wednesday, Aug. 12, at Co
B. P. W. to See Pictures
Piano and Voice
All members and visiting
Members of Business and Profes quille.
IM
8.
Henry SL
Phone M-R
sional Women will see pictures of the members are cordially invited to at
tend.
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Holy Land Monday evening. These
moving pictures were taken by Rev.
and Mrs. T. R. Jackman in their re Two Births at Coquille Hospital
Two births are reported at the I
cent trip to the Holy Land. They
will be presented by Mrs. Jackman at Coquille Hospital the past week. An
the home of Mrs. Belle Gould an eight pound son, named Richard Mil-
Monday, August 10, at 8:00 p. m.
ton, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
In order that these pictures might Crook, Sr., of Myrtle Point, last Fri
be presented, the meeting date was day, and on Sunday an eight pound
put ahead one week. All members are son, Bobby, Jr., was born to Mr. and
urged to be present.
Mrs. R. H. Fellows, of Bandon.
Rebekahs to Greet President
For sound Fire Insurance, go to
Ned C. Kelley.
Clark Gnble as king of Frisco’s gambling hell . . . gorgeous
Jeanette ai his golden-voiced sweetheart!
True genius
brings them together for the first time now in the year’s
most exciting soul thrill!
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A woman
tamed them
both . .j, ;
by love !
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victim of cruel circumstances?
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and GEORGE BRENT
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