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Telling
About
People and
Events in the City and
County
Radio tube* and light globes, also
your tubes tested free at Norton’s.
Mr. and Mr*. T. B. MacDonald
were Coquille visitors from Port Or­
ford last Saturday.
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and
milk, tlie only ndlk and cream made
safe by pasteurization.
Mrs. C. E. Niles returned last week
from a month’s visit with her sistei
in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Miss Ruth Laird, of North Bend, is
visiting for a few week* with hei
sister, Mrs. Lee Peterson.
Born—To Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Col- 1 Keys made for all lock*. Stevens
11ns, of Port Orford, at the Coquille j Cash Hardware, Coquille. Or*,
hospital, Oct. 13, a 7% pound son who
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“ enjoyed
Mr. and .................
Mrs. Frank
a week’s visit with Mr. Leslie's sister
nas been named Todd James.
and her husband, Mr. and Mr*. Robt.
Chris Natwick, who was chief high­
Brown, oi Culver City, Calif. Mr.
way engineer in the construction of
Leslie had not seen his sister for fif­
the highway to Crater Lake, was a
teen years. They left Wednesday for
Coquille visitor front’ his home in
Portland for a visit before returning
Medford last Friday.
to their home in California.
Children, from three to six year* of
A. L. Hooton, electrical contractor
age, are Invited to join the class in
and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille.
singing at Mrs. Woodyard’s home, 158
Complete stock of wiring supplies.
So. Henry street, each Tuesday at
Betty Rosa, daugther of Mr. and
10:30; 50 cts. per month.
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Mrs. Archie Rosa, of Bandon, residing
Ward McReynolds, examiner df ap­
at present at the M. O. Hawkins
plicants for automobile drivers’ li­
itome. arrived Monday night from
censes, will be at the Coquille city
Portland, where she has been visit­
tiall between 8:00 a. m. and 4:00 p.
ing for the past week. Miss Rosa has
m., on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
accepted a position in the county as­
Accurate watch and clock repair sessor’s office here annd began her
service. Ben F. Broders, Jeweler, lo­ duties Tuesday morning.
cated in the new Hersey Bldg., First
Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292
street, Coquille.
Moulton St., phone 88J.
220
"Buzz” Holmstrom, of the Coquille
Ed. Lorenz arrived here this morn­ iervice Station, left a week ago with
ing from Medford, called by the death .iis newest boat on a trailer for a va­
cation trip. He hopes to try the boat
of his brother, Chas. F. Lorenz.
out on some Idaho streams.
Dr. and Mrs. W. V. GUlayer and
The new Mixmaster—streamlined
daughter, Dorothy, returned last Sun­
day afternoon from a week's trip to —are now in stock at Hooton's Elec­
tric Shop.
Portland.
Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Smith drove out
to Eugene Sunday to meet his sister
and her husband, Mr. and Mr*. Roy
Grave*, of Washington, D. C.
Mr
Graves is connected with the Depart­
ment of Agriculture at the national
capital. On Tuesday the four went
down to the Rogue for a day’s fishing.
Salmon were jumping up all around
them but the lure cast by Mr. Graves
and Mr. Smith evidently was not at­
tractive.
Better insure your dwelling and
contents while you have time.
Ned
C. Kelley.
All lines of insurance.
Coquille, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nosier had as
Buy Ideal Bakery bread because it
is better.
51tf week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Char­
ley Moomaw, of June Lake, Califor­
Judge Brand granted a divorce in
nia. The Moomaws are looking for
Circuit court on Tuesday, to Clair
a ranch and expect to locate in Ore­
Fischer sepaarting her from Geo. M.
gon.
Fischer.
State Land Board farm*
and
Better insure your dwelling and ranches for sale, low price* and easy
contents while you have time.
Ned terms. Apply at the office of James
Football Team Entertained
C. Kelley.
All lines of insurance. Watson, Attorney for the State Land
Coquille, Oregon.
Board.
The First National Bank
Tuesday evening Mr*. James Rich­
if mond entertained the Coquille high
Mr*. Alice Baker and Miss Ola Building, Coquille, Oregon.
McClay, of San Bernardino, Calif.,
John Jaycs has received word from school football team and their coach,
dre visitors at the home of their niece, his wife at Redlands, California, that Mr. Hatton, at her home with a
Mrs. James Richmond.
her brother. Otis Miles, pasesd away chicken dinenr. Miss Kathryn Jane
as
the result of an appendix operation. Hassler nnd Miss Barbara Richmond
Accurate watch and clock repair
Mrs.
Jayes has been with her brother assisted Mrs. Richmond with the
service. Ben F. Broders, Jeweler, io- i
serving. There were 20 members of
and
family
for the past month.
cated in the new Hersey Bldg., First
the football squad present.
street, Coquille.
For sound Fire Insurance, go to
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Willey, Jr., of Ned C. Kelley.
Burned Schools Re-open
Corvallis, spent th* week-end visit­
Miss Audrey Aasen, who is at­
ing at the home of his parents, Mr. tending U. of O., drove in from Eu-
and Mr*. C. L. WiUey, Sr.
ggene and spent the week-end with
Greeting cardy, for all occasions, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Aasen.'
books for children and grown folks, She brought with her Mrs. Emory E.
and also a large rental library at H. Johnston, Mr. Aasen’* niece, a former
Coquille resident now living in Eu­
S. Norton Music A Stationery.
gene.
Misses Jean and Carol Young left
Kermit Shaw, day police office in
last Saturday afternoon for a week’s
visit with their brother, Allen Young, Coquille, with Mrs. Shaw returned
Monday evening from a week’s va­
and hl* wife at Boise, Idaho.
cation trip which they spent in Wash­
V. R. WILSON, O. D.
ington. While in Aberdeen the of­
OPTOMETRIST
ficer spent some time with a finger­
Eyes Examined.
Glasses print expert and is better prepared
Fitted.
Broken lenses du­ than ever to make use of the finger­
plicated. Optical repairs while you print record* he is accumulating in
wait. Expert service.
the city hall.
The Floras creek school will reopen
on Monday, October 19. A room of
the McLeod home is being used as
temporary quarters. With the New
Lake school having opened in a
building at the New Lake Dairy, all
school* are operating again.
Trespass Notice
Notice is hereby given to all hunt­
ers that there will be no trespassing
allowing on any of our property dur­
ing the pheasant season.
Any one
seen on said property will be prose­
cuted.
Clausen Bros.
|*
Buy local bread and support home
industry.
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Mrs. McLeod Goes East
Mrs. Hazel MacLeod, pastor of the
Assembly of God, left Tuesday with
her son, Harold, Jr., for Boston and
other eastern points. Mrs. MacLeod
expects to be gone from Coquille for
six or eight week*. During that time
she will be conducting evangelistic
meetings and visiting friends.
Rev. Don Mallough, of Washington,
will be acting pastor during Mr*.
MacLeod’s absence. Mr. Mallough is
a young man with a vital message in
word and song. He has had several
years’ experience in the evangelistic
field and has had a most fruitful min­
istry during that time. He will speak
twice on Sunday and also at the mid­
week prayer service and Bible study.
Beneficial
Birthdays
Joins Haynes Motor Co.
Haynes Motor Co. on Hall street
announces that Juel F. Guderian,
formerly shop foreman with the
Dodge and Plymouth garage here, is
now shop foreman in the Haynes
garage, where he is ready to give
personal attention to all kinds of
motor ills. Your car receive* the
minuetest attention to detail when
taken to the Haynes Motors for re­
pair or correction.
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A Prescriptions Fill* Kxs Carefully
at
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc
Announcement
The Gano Funeral Home wishes to
DRUGGISTS
STATIONERS
announce a new feature recently add­
ed to their funeral service, that of a
beautiful new Cemetery Chapel Tent,
to be used in the local cemeteries for
funerals in cold or stormy weather.
We believe this will be a very val­
uable service to our patrons and feel
it will be highly appreciated.
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley
See the new Toastmaster Hospital­
This is a service that has never be­ in a reliable Oregon stock company. ity Tray at Hooton Electric Shop.
fore been offered in the Coquille Val­
ley and we are indeed happy to be
the first to bring this valued service
to this community.
GANO FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance service
Phone 100
Coquille, Oreg.
Studio Beauty Shop
Walk on Air
first door north of the Roosevelt Super Service Shell
Do you have fallen or pronated
arches?
If you have see the man
who dispel* pain and misery. The
man who bring* foot health to your
countryside.
Phone 180L for ap­
pointment and factory representative
will call.
Also tailor-made Gabardine, Silk
and Crepe Shirts.
E. E. Ketron.
station on Willard street, Coquille, will open
Saturday, Oct. 17
All new equipment, the latest and most modern
types of quick-drying Dryers and Permanent
Wave Machine
Card of Thanks
For the kindness and sympathy of
friends during our recent bereave­
ment and for the beautiful floral of­
ferings at the service* held for our
wife and daughter, we take this
means of expressing our sincere
thanks. •
E. L. Townsend
B. E. Hampton
Beauty treatments that are distinctive will receive my
personal attention.
Ladies are cordially invited to phone 26J for an appointment.
Muriel Dae
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