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COQUILLE. OBBOOM, FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 4. IM«.
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Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Ulett returned
Friday night from a trip to Portland.
Prescott Branstetter, of Capetown,
California, was a visitor in Coquille
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rasmussen
returned home Sunday from a visit
in Seattle.
Episcopal Guild will hold its regu­
lar meeting next Wednesday, Sept. 8,
at 2:00 p. m.
Mrs. Lafe Compton and daughter,
Dorris, left Tuesday for a week’s
visit in Portland.
When you buy your school sup­
plies, don’t forget H. S. Norton, Music
A Stationery. We have a complete
supply.
V. R. WILSON, O. D.
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined.
Glasses
Fitted.
Broken lenses du-
plicated, Optical repair* while you
wait. Expert service.
Mis* Ardis Halter, who ha* been
Mr and Mrs Harry Hart, of Med­
ford. are spending the week at the visiting friends and relatives at Port­
land and The Dalles for the past
J. A. Lamb cabin at Bandon.
three weeks, returned home Wed­
John Unsoeld recently left for Gold
nesday.
Beach, where he is managing the
Come in and try the new Corona
newly opened Unsoeld store.
Standard Portable typewriter, it will
Miss Lois Benston, who had spent
make a big difference in your grades
a week visiting Miss Helen Brandt
at school.
H. S. Norton, Music St
here, left last Friday for her home in
Stationery.
Eugene.
Everett Strain is to be relief police
U. E. McClary underwent an oper­
i officer in Coquille while the three
ation for appendicitis at the Coquille
regular officers—Lewi* English, Ker­
hospital last Saturday and is making
mit Shaw and Frank McCreary—take
satisfactory recovery.
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their vacations, one at a time.
Mis* Delore* Belloni, of the tax
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Knife, Mrs. Inez
collection department, left Monday
Pinkston, LaVerne Knife and Duane
morning for Klamath Falls and Lake­
Fitzgerald left last evening for Nyssa,
view on a week’s vacation.
Oregon, and other eastern Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. M. O Hawkins and points. They expect to return Sun­
Ann spent the week-end visiting day evening.
their daughter, Mrs. Tom Dimmick,
Mr. and Mn. E. E. Johnson drove
at Mussel creek near Gold Beach.
out to Roseburg today to meet Mr.
Mrs. Mark Purser, who had been and Mn. Chas. Kash, of Sacramento,
here for six weeks visiting her sis­ who will spend a few days visiting
ter, Mrs. M. Earl Wilson, left last here. Mn. Kash was formerly Mary
week for her home in Nelson, B. C.
Esther Johnson.
door* in a building he recently pur­
chased there. He intends operating
a warehouse in the building.
Mr*. H. S. Norton, who underwent
a serious major operation at the Co­
quille hospital on Wednesday, is re­
ported as having rallied from the ef­
fects in a most satisfactory manner
and is now getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mis. Raymond Schroeder,
of Coquille, are rejoicing over the
birth of an eight pound daughter,
which arrived at the Knife Hospital
yesterday.
She has been named
Donna Lee. This is their second child.
Arthur R. Jones, a Myrtle Point
boy of 25 year* ago, and who is now
published of the Ranger at John Day,
Oregon, was a caller at the Sentinel
last Saturday, accompanied by hl»
son, and his father, who still lives in
Myrtle Point,
Mr. and Mn. C. V. Smith left Tues­
day evening on a month’s eastern
trip. They were going fint to Mr.
Smith’s birthplace in Wyoming where
they were to meet his father, Stock-
The Coquille Hospital reports the
Mn. Hattie Shelley and her grand­ ton Smith, of Fall Creek, Colo., then
birth of an 8-pound son to Mr. and son, Marcus Shelley, left Tuesday to visit in Colorado, Nebraska and Kan­
Mrs. J. W Walker, of Powers, last spend the week in Eugene visiting sas.
Friday.
the Jessees, formerly of the Green
New Jewelry Store
-
Diamond, Watches & Jewelry
Mr. and Mn. Jack ßercomb and Nook.
Accurate Repair Service
son, Jeffrey, returned to Portland
T. B. Currie left yesterday for Gold
Ben F. Broders
Monday morning after a two weeks ' Beach with a load of lumber, which
Coquille
visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hazard, he will useln the repair and installing
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Chronic cold* hang on with the tenacity of the bulldog.
They are especially dangerous in undernourished people
and may lead to tuberculosis unless treated in the early
stages with the proven remedies of your physician. Ad­
here strictly to hi* advice and good health will prevail.
A Prescriptionist Fill* Rxs Carefully
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expects to sign up “Rocky” Peterson
for a trial with the Seattle baseball
club. They will then return to Port­
land and witness a few of the Port­
land-Seattle games. Their daughtei
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Verrill
McCurdy, will go to Lake Woahink
tomorrow and return Monday eve­
Mrs. Sarah Wimer, of San Diego,
ning.
and Miss Anna Franklin, of Elkton,
Rev. and Mr*. G. A. Gray enjoyed
who had been visiting Mrs. Alma
Halter and friends in this vicinity, an overnight visit Tuesday with Mr,
left Tuesday for Portland, where they ■ and Mrs. Wallace Kelly, of Berkeley,
The two men were college
will visit for a time before returning Calif.
mate* at Centre College, at Danville,
to their homes.
Ky., and had not.seen one another
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Thomas return­
for 40 years. Mr. Kelly, who is an
ed last Sunday evening from their
insurance
representative in San
two weeks’ vacation trip, most of the
Francisco, was a member of the Cen­
time being spent in camp in the
tre college team which started his
Hoods canal country and at Victoria,
college on the road to football suc­
B. C. They also visted in Tillamook
cess and culminated a few years ago
and McMinnville.
in the defeat of Harvard, an event
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley which was given national promin­
in a reliable Oregon stock company. ence.
O. A. (Slim) Hughe*. Chevrolet
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Twaddle and
salesman, has been crippling around the latter's mother, Mrs. Alice Suth­
this week on one of his own leg* and erland, of Redding, Calif «, came tor
two wooden ones.
The reason: a
the birthday reunion of her three
bone in his right ankle was broken children: Mrs. Twaddle, Mrs. Wm.
Sunday morning when he was wrest­
Knabe and Frank Fox, of Port An­
ling with Clarence Barton.
geles, Wash., which occurred at the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paige left this
week for their home in Tacoma, Wn.,
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Mackey. They spent the greater part
of their time at Mackey’s cabin at
Bandon. Mr*. Paige is a sister of
Mrs. Mackey.
Mis* Eva Schroeder, of the sheriff’*' home of Mrs. Knabe last Saturday on
office, left Wednesday with her J Fishtrap . A very enjoyable time
cousin, Mis* Theda Schroeder, who was had, those from outside enjoying
had been visiting here, for a few our cool Coo* county weather,
days’ vacation in Klamath Fall*. Mr*.! Grandma Sutherland, who is 83 years
Alice Perrott is taking her place in * old. stood the trip nicely and says
the sheriffs office until the first of every one should have their children
the week.
all on the same date, then the birth­
days only bother once a year.
Don Hankins, general manager for
Pacific Fruit Co., out of Cheyenne,
Rec’d
Wyo., and his wife came in last week Carpenter Union Charter
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for a few days’ visit with hi* uncle,
The Coquille carpenter* and join­
Frank G. Wilson, on the Fairview er* union, Local No. 1096, was per­
road. Mr. Hankins liked the country manently organized last Friday eve­
here very much. He said he may re­ ning when the charter was received
turn and locate.
and the following chosen as officer*
of the organization:
W. E. Foote,
A former Coquille boy, Lorren L. president; John Corbin, vice presi­
Croy, his wife and two daughters. dent; George Swinney, financial sec­
drove down from Newport last week retary
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treasurer;
Harry _ Ross, re-
and spent a couple of days at the cording secretary; C. C. Ferris, con-
Frank G Wilson home, on the Fair- ductor; o A Broml4>r. warden and
view road. Lorren is now second in j. H Kelley, Cal White and Jen Ben-
command at the coast guard station
trustees
at Newport, Oregon. ,
Knife Hospital
Now is the time to have your radio
tubes tested and renewed. We do It
Dismissals from the Knife hospital
free. H. S Norton, Music St Station- the past week were Norman Berry
on Saturday, L. J. Broshears and
I 1 Howard Edward on Monday and Mrs.
and Mr*. Dean Osborn and
I W. R. Caughran yesterday.
daughter, Barbara, stopped over for
Orville Clinton was admitted for a
a visit on Sunday at the home of
minor operation on Monday and was
Mrs. Osborn’s uncle and aunt, Mr.
dismissed Tuesday.
and Mrs. Wm. Knabe, of Fishtrap, on
Mrs. Jetter Cochran underwent a
their return home to Klamath Falls,
. major operation on Tuesday, and Al-
after taking to Marshfield the chil­
i fred Scott, of Coquille, an appendi­
dren of Fred Osborn. The doctor’s
mother, from Spokane, also accom­ citis operation on Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Edlund, who live* on the
panied them.
North Bank road, submitted to a ma­
Mr. and Mr*. C. M. Gray and chil­ jor operation yesterday.
dren returned last Friday evening
Calling cards. 50 tor >1 (Mi
from a week’s vacation which they
spent at Olympia, Tacoma and Seat­
tle. There was a family reunion of
ZETTIE M. HAWKINS
the Gray family. Claire's father and
sister being present from Minnesota,
Accredited Teacher
and altogether there were 27 of them
of Piano
who got together for the first time in
several years.
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Phone 3
Mr. and Mn. Hobart Schaer, of
Powers, Mr. and Mn. Robert Chard
and daughter, Phyllis, of Coaledo,
spent last week-end at Eugene. Mr.
Schaer left again for Eugene yester­
day. He will be employed there at
the Eugene Foundry & Machine shop.
Mn. Schaer will follow later. While
in Eugene, they saw Mr. and Mn.
Harry Wise, Mn. Wm. Oerding and
son. Jimmy, and Mn. George Belloni.
Mr. and Mn. W. H. Fortier are
leaving Sunday to spend a couple of
days qf Lake Woahink and Tuesday
they will leave for Seattle where Bill
Special on . Tray Set
23-in. Tray, three compart­
ment Relish Dish, Cutting
Board and two-slice Toast-
well. The set ia a beauty and
has been reduced from 116.50
to
*12.00
The Toaatwell is the last
word in toasters.
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