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Well Attended
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The Episcopal Guild ladies held
i their Bible study Wednesday after-
’ noon in the Parish House. A social
' hour followed with refreshments
; served by Mrs. Fred Hickok and Mrs.
G. S. Gosline to the following ladies:
Mesdames A. N. Gould, Annie Rob­
inson, Ed. Lorenz, R. L. Stewart,
Chas. Stauff, L. H. Hazard, W. H.
Mansell, Geo. Taylor, Sr., C. V. Smith,
Ida Owen, C. J. Fuhrman, A. J. Sher­
wood, Geo. Laird, C. T, Selbig and
James Watson.
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MADELEINE CARROLL
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Accident Victims
In Hospital Here
Cary Eckley (Doc) Nevin, 23 year
old logger at McKinley, was brought
to the Coquille Hospital last Thurs­
day evening, suffering from fractured
vertebrae and ribs. He slipped and
fell from hte loading platform six­
teen feet to the ground and rolled
down hill to the road.
Ralph Hurlbutt, of Coquille, 53,
was able to leave the hospital last
evening and return home. He is em­
ployed by the county highway de­
partment and was hit on the head,
concussion resulting, as a plank was
being moved by the donkey engine
on the bridge at Charleston.
Belle Knife Hospital Notes
Miss Rose Matney, bookkeeper in
the Southwestern Motors office here,
entered the hospital yesterday for
treatment.
Vem Oderkirk, Jr, was dismissed
yesterday.