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THE MAKE - IT - RIGHT STORE
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332 First Street, Coquille, Oregon
at -Marshfield last Wednesday.
Marriage Licenses
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Karl Wood and Wuanita
■ ■ N<W ’ ’id -ki.i-wAaon- and' HMenfc.
Stepanck, both of Myrtle Point.
Metcalf, both of Charleston. They
Nov. 12—Jas. A. Holsapple and
were married by Rev. H. L. Gray-
beal at the Pioneer church parsonage Velda R. Allen, both of Powers. *
Nov. 13—Donald M. Brown and
here last Wednesday.
Louise Frances Thorpe, both of Co­
Nov. 10—Jno. A. Rudolph
and
quille.
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Hazel Coats, both of“Bandon. They
Nov. 13—Herbert O. Curtis, of
were married by Justice O. N. Bolt
Dora, and Marjorie Helgerson, of
Cowlitz, Wash. They were married
by Rev. G. A. Gray at his home here
last Saturday.
Nov. 15—J. Ingram Campbell, of
Seattle, and Hazel Anne Nasburg, of
Marshfield. - ■■■
Nov. 15—E. E. Jensen and Jo­
sephine M. Coats, both of Bandon.
They were married by Rev. G. A.
Gray at the M. E. parsonage here
on Tuesday.
Club Notes and Otjier
Mrs. Emma Gasner entertained the
Zodiac Club for one o'clock luncheon
at her home in Norway last Wednes­
day. This party was in honor of
Mrs. Virginia Kolstad. After a de­
licious luncheon, a short business
meeting was held, after which an
enjoyable afternoon was spent in
sewing, chatting, etc.
Mrs. Opal
Buckles was the lucky winner of one
prize and Mrs. Carla Savage of the
other. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Blanche Mast at
Allegany, Dec. 3rd, in honor of Mrs.
Ethel Fuller. Those present were:
Mesdames Virginia Kolstad, Edna
,
Kern, Ora Tennant, Opal Buckles,
Ethel Fuller, Georgia Auer, Helen
Detlefsen, Carla Savage, Blanche
Mast, Gladys Wheeler and the host­
ess.
Calling carda. 50 for $1.00.
Phone 100
Coquille, Orc.
Ambulance Service
A convenient store maintaining standards of quality
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Funeral Home
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MISS INEZ ROVER
Piano, Accordion and Organ
High Scheel Credit Given
105 W. 2nd
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Turkeys Turkeys Turkeys
Turkey Time Is Here Again
We will have a large supply of choice young
turkeys for your Thanksgiving selection.
Also plenty of young hens of varying, sizes. A
few fat choice ducks and our usual supply of
.first quality Beef, Pork and Veal.
Phone 20
J. L.STEVENS
y our I deed Mealing Place^
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Mrs. E. C. Ashworth entertained
her contract club for 1:30 o’clock
dessert luncheon last Friday at her
home on Second St. The members
later played bridge and enjoyed a
social afternoon. Mrs. J. D. Gillee-
pie won high score and Mrs. Paul
Simpson received consolation. Mem­
bers present were Mesdames J. D.
Gillespie, Harry Godard, Paul Simp­
son, Kenneth Graham, Leland Peart,
R. T. Slater, Leland Petersen, Vem
Oderkirk and the hostess. The club
will meet with Mrs. J. D. Gillespie
Dec. 3rd.
Mrs. Hal Pierce entertained the
"Fenescam Club” for one o’clock
luncheon at the “Rosebud" Friday.
The ladies later went to the home
of Mrs. Pierce and played duplicate
bridge. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Rack­
leff were high for the afternoon's
play. Those present were: Mes­
dames J. E. Axtell, J. L. Aasen. D.
E. Rackleff, R. E. Boober, R. L.
Stewart, Geo. Chaney, Bert Folsom
and the hostess.
Mrs. George Matney entertained
the “Friendly Dozen” at her home on
Sanford Heights last Wednesday af­
ternoon. Sewing, knitting and chat­
ting were the afternoon’s diversions,
after which delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess to the
following ladies: Mrs. A. G. TYendle
and Miss Katherine Trendle. Mes­
dames Fred Wheaton, Jack Hultln,
Aaron Wilson. Fred Nosier, Louis
Fugelson, Harry Kelley and Sam
Arnold.
Telephones
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enjoyed. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Jas. Watson and Mrs. Annie
Robinson to the” following ladies:
Masdames Chas. Stauff, A. L. Beck,
Ed.Lorenz, Clarence Tuttle, A. J.
Sherwood, W. H. Mansell, Muri Pet­
tit, C. T. Selbig, C. J. Fuhrman,
Ida Owen, Geo. Laird, Nels Osmund-
son, F. L. Greenough, J. D. Gillespie
and Geo. LArenz. The church will
hold an all-day mission Monday
with a one o’clock pot luck lunch­
eon. All interested are Invited to
attend.
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a handkerchief shower, the occasion FOR SALE—Car and Trailer, cheap.
being her birthday. A social time
Come and see it at 210 North Wil­
was spent sewing, chatting, etc., af­
lard. Mrs. Dalton..
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ter which a dainty lunch was served.
Those present were: Mesdames Le­ WE CARRY a fresh and complete
tine of Field Seeds, Orchard Grass,
nore Hunt, Gladys Gano, Edith Ms-
Rye Grass, Clovers, etc. Get our
toon, Emma Shelley, Eula Schram,
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prices.
Coos Feed & Seed Stores.
Mrs. Pearl Kapping, from Bandon,
and Miss Jennie Lafferty.
ROOM For Rent at 162 Drane street;
garage avaiable. Phone 54J.
MRS. ROY FOX
Piano and Harmony
class and private lessons
DUNNING SYSTEM
The "Neighborhood club" met at
OF MUSIC
Ml 8. Heath
the home of Mrs. George Johnson
for one-thirty o’clock dessert lunch­
eon Wednesday. Mrs. Johnson was
assisted by her daughter, Maxine.
The afternoon was later spent in
playing contract bridge. Mrs. Bos-
serman was the lucky winner of
high score and the travelling prize. One Cent a Word Each Insertion
*No Adv. leas than 25 cents
Those present were: Mesdames K. P.
Lawrence, W. E. Bosserman, H. L.
Claterbos,
Fred Jensen, L. A. USE Crown Dairy Feeds and Poultry
Greene, Fred Hudson, G. H. Hoxie
Feeds for better results. Coos Feed
and the hostess.
& Seed Stores.
Want Ads
FOR RENT—2-room apartment, de­
sirable,
furnace heat.
209 N.
Heniy. ■
It
APARTMENT to Rent —613 North
Heath St. Lorene Perkins.
It
FOR SALE—Fat Turkeys, lofal, live
or dressed. Nosler’s Fruit Stand,
Marshfield Highway.
45t2*
USE Crown Silver Sheen Fox Feeds
for better results. Coos Feed &
Seed Stores.
FOR SALE—Mare Coit.
Inquire
Luther Daniels, Myrtle Point, Ore.
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Mrs Verrill McCurdy and
Mrs.1 TWO HOUSES for rent. See Wm. STEADY WORK, Good Pay—reliable
man wanted to call on farmers In
George McClellan entertained with
Ulett at Coquille Gas A Power Co.
N. Coos County.
Make up to
a delightful seven-thirty o'clock des­
office..
It
$12 a day. Write today FURST &
sert bridge at the home of Mrs. Mc­
Curdy Tuesday evening. The rooms STENOGRAPHER — Considerable
THOMAS, 426 Third St., Oakland,
were attractively
decorated with
Calif.
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lumber experience, some know­
bouquets of chrysanthemums while
ledge bookkeeping, very compe­
the individual tables each had a
tent in stenography, also good WE CARRY a complete line of Dr.
Hess & Clark Poultry & Stock rem­
rose in a bud vase. The evening was
typist, adding machine and calcu­
edies and tonics.
Coos Feed &
spent in playing- contract bridge,
lator operator. Address SenUnel,
Seed Stores.
Mrs. Eric Tucker was the lucky
Box F.
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winner of high score, Mrs. Henry
McCue, second, and Mrs. Alton
Clausen received consolation. Those
present at this lovely party were
Mesdames E. D. McCune, Harold
Gould, Alton Clausen, R. E. Harbi­
son, Eric Tucker, Boots Bush, Elbert
Schroeder, J. H. Mills, A. L. Beck,
Ted Homecker, D. G. McEniry, Hen­
ry McCue, Wm. Barrow, Dan Fish, D.
B. Estes, O. T. Gant, Walter Litzen-
berger, Julius Ruble, Kenneth Kist-
ner and Miss Carol Young.
Mra. W. E. Cross entertained the
“Laf-a-lot” club at her home on the
Fishtrap road last Thursday after­
noon. Sewing and knitting were the
diversions of the afternoon
Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess to the following members:
Mesdames W. H. Myers, John Mar-
Un, E. A. Wimer, a K. Rakestraw
The Episcopal Guild ladies met in and George Gilman.
the Parish House yesterday after­
noon.. After a short business meet­
pleasantly
ing presided over by the president,
Mrs. Gillespie, a soda) time was
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