The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 24, 1941, Page 9, Image 9

PAGE NINE
‘ for 25 years in India, gave a fascinat­
The party who took nine cement
ing talk on some of her experiences I ! blocks from my home at Ml West
i in that vast country.
‘Sixth on March IS was seen and she
Luncheon was served ut noon by is requested to call and settle for
the women of the North Bend Meth- them John S. Sanders.
lt*a i
, odist church. Attending the meeting
'from here were Mesdames William
LAMPA COAL MINING COMPANY,
an
corporatior
“ Oregon
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ition;
LAMPA
Range 14 W. W. M„ lees that
portion taken by the Oregon
________
Coast Highway; and
nvmuii MATHEW
RINK; JAMES DENHOLM« HENRY
Beginning at an iron pipe 2 inches
CLAY GARDNER; CLARA JANE
in diameter, 2 feet long, and art
Church
Baptist Church
BURNS; CLARA JANE BURNES;
24 in. in the ground at the South­
LOLO GARDNER; LOLA GARD­
east corner of Lot 6, Section 25,
Howard L. Graybeal, Pastor
Rev. E. C. Swanson, Pastor
NER; ELMER GARDNER; MARY
Township 28 South, Range 14
For Week Brglawing April 21. 1041
150 So. Elliott St.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
ALICE HASARD; JOHN NICOLOI
W. W. M.; running thence North
Peart,
Clyde
Minard,
James
Rich
­
Morning Church Service at 11 a. m
JENSEN;
PROSPER
MILL
COM
­
On the 10th day of May, 1941, at
along the East line of said Lot fl,
The Church with a Bible ministry
mond,
Ernest
Purvance.
Miranda
PANY;
C.
A.
PARKER;
E.
G.
BRO-
500
feet, more or less, to the
Sermon:, “A Spirit of Certainty.”
10:00 A. M. at the front door of the
where Jesus Christ is Captain and
ENNINAN; and all unknown heirs of
low water line on the left bank
Evening Church Service at 7:20 p. men are crew.
- Way. C. C. McCurdy, Harold Ziegler, Court House in Coquille, Coos Coun­ any deceased defendants
of the Coquille River; thence
William Ireland, F. G. Leslie, W. P. ty Oregon, I will sell at auction to named, and all other persons or above
m. Sermon, ‘The Secret of Pros­
9:45 Sunday School.
’
par­
South 68 degrees 30 minutes Wert
the highest bidder for cash the fol­
Laws,
Elton
Savage,
Birdie
Skeels,
perity.’'
354.5 feet; thence due South 368.6
11:00 Morning Worship. Serifion:
lowing real property located in Coos ties unknown, claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in the
feet, more or less, to the South
County, Oregon, to-wit:
Sunday School at 0:45 a. m. In­ Rev. H. A. Minter will preach his H. L. Graybeal and Jack Hultin.
real estate described in the Complaint
line of Lot 6; thence continuing
The northeast Quarter of the
teresting classes for all age groups. farewell sermon. He is leaving for
South 1320 feet, more or less, to
Northeast Quarter of Section Fif- i I herein; Defendants.
When the Baptist Guild held its
Choir practice Wednesday at 7:45. Albany with his family where new
the South line of the Northwest
teen, in .Township twenty-seven I IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
regular
meeting
Wednesday
evening,
South, o'f Range’Thirteen West i OREGON: You, and each of you, are
quarter of the Northeast quarter
Mid-Week Church Service Thurs­ duties call him.
of the Willamette Meridian,
I hereby required to appear and answer
of Section 36. Township 28 South,
the business was shelved that mem­
day at 7:30 p. m.
6:80 B. Y. P. U.
Said
»ale
is
made
under
execution
I
’
J
1
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von'plamt
tiled
against
you
in
Range 14, W. W. M.; thence due
Said sale is made under execution j
Woman’s Society meets Thursday ‘ 7:30 Evening Service.
Sermon, bers and friends might join in a sur­ issued out of the Circuit Court of the >
East
330 feet along the south line
entitled suit, on or before
uiternooD at 2:15.
State ¿f
of “ Oregon 'for'the''Coun^
for the County * of ! 1 !!’e 24th day of April. 1941, that being
of said Northwest quarter of the
“Tobacco Road Christians." The re­ prise for Mrs. Richard Christensen. State"
Prescribed in the order for
Northeast quarter of Section 36;
Board of Stewards meeting Monday cent motion picture under the name. Arriving at the church parlors, Mrs Coos, to me directed, in the case of j!ie
thence due North along the East
State of
State _____
Land . ■ ‘h# Publication of this summons, and
of Oregon
Oregoi. by the ____
at 7:30.
“Tobacco Road.” will serve as a ba­ Christensen found that the girls had State
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.
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line of the Northwest quarter of
Board,
Plaintiff
vs. -
Fred - Coleman,
an if you fail to appear and answer, for
sis to the sermon. You cannot afford fashioned a cradle of pink crepe paper ;unmarried man, Defendant.
j want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
the Northeast quarter of said Sec­
for
a
baby
doll.
Surrounded
by
flow-
tion 36 to the place of beginning,
l irst Church of Christ, Scientist to miss this challenging message, for
Wm. F. Howell, I to the court for the relief prayed for
all being situated within Ixrt 6,'
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon in her complaint, a succinct state­
Ooquuie, Oregon
in such an incredible world as tbis era, the nursery group was placed in
ment-of which is as follows: that the
Section 25, and the Northwest
By Eva Schroeder,
and with the limited knowledge that the center of the room. At one side 1315
Sunday School at 0:30 a. m.
defendants, ajid each of them, be re­
quarter of the Northeast quarter
. ’
Deputy
of
it
was
a
table
piled
with
gifts
for
quired
to
set
forth
the
nature
of
their
we possess, it is folly to reject any
of Section 36, all in Township 28
Sunday Service at ll a. m.
Mrs. Christensen. After games, there
claims to the lands and premises in
South, Range 14 West of the
Subject for next Sunday, “Proba­ experience simply because it seems
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE plaintiff's complaint described as fol­
Willamette Meridian, less that
were refreshments, served by a com­
to be incredible.
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
tion after Death.”
lows:
,
portion taken by the Oregon
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
Prayer meeting each Thursday eve­ mittee of Girls Guild members.
The Northeast Quarter of the
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
Coast Highway;
Attending the party were Mes-BRILLl?
IA M. UPTON, also known as
Northeast Quarter of Section 3b".
and that all adverse claims of the
o’clock.
ning at 7:30 p. m. We extend to you
\ M. UPTON, Plaintiff, ‘
imes
Kenneth __________________
Brown,
Vernon BRILLA
Township 28 South, Range 14 ' defendant be determined by decree
dames
______
Free public Reading Room at 2M «.cordial invitation to worship with
vs.
W W. M.. less that portion taken
of this court, and for a decree of this
Brockmann, Stan Sherwood, Bob Ole-
Drane Bldg., open every day except us.
WILLIAM JEPHCOTT, JR.; J. L.
by the Oregon Coast Highway;
court adjudging and decreeing plain­
Aip,
Alice
Holverstott,
Blanche
Capps,
KRONENBERG; J. H. TIMON and
Beginning at a 2 in. iron pipe on
tiff to be the owner in fee simple of
Sunday and holidays from 12:30 to
Richard Christensen, Rose Finley,
ANN TIMON, sometimes known as | the S. W. Corner of Lot 5, Sec­
the aforesaid lands and premises,
8 00 p. m.
. Nazarene Church
ANN
M.
TIMON,
wife
of
J.
H.
tion
25,
Township
28
South,
and that the defendants, and each of
Fred Christensen, G. A. Gray, E. C.
,
TIMON;
EDGAR
M.
BEAN;
ED
­
Range
14
W.
W.
M..
and
running
them, known or unknown, be en­
I The new Nazarene Tabernacle at Finley, H. M. Ross, P. R. Rutledge,
GAR MAYSE
BEAN;
TULLY
thence South 94.6 feet, more or
Church of God
joined and barred from asserting any
Ninth and Heath streets, North Co- Lucy Rolfe, R. W. Keunzli, H. A. Min-
BELLE SELL; TULLIA BELLE
less, to the North side of the old
claim whatsoever in and to said
waer of 7th and Henry
quille, will be ready tor use and the
SELL- JOSIE M. SELL; MATT' Myrtle Point Bandon Road;
, Clarence Summers, Esta Stewart.
lands and premises adverse to the
LAWS; A. MAGHINE; C. RUFFIM: I thence in an Easterly direction,
plaintiff, and for such other and fur­
Faith Vaa Lydegraf, Supply Pastor first services held this coming Sun­ Edith Hoover. Cliff Brockmann,
C. RUFIM; J. J. O’NEIL; ROBERT] following the. North side of said
ther relief as to the court may seem
day,
April
27th.
There
will
be
Sun
­
Wanda
Bailey,
Edwin
Swanson,
Geor
­
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Mrs.
CAMPBELL; R. A. CAMPBELL;
road to a fence post which is 15
just and equitable.
day
school
at
10
a.
m.
and
preach
­
gia
Davidson,
Hubert
Vlrich,
Darrell
J. J. O’NIEL and KITTY O’NIEL,
feet South and 269 feet East of
Ida Helvie, supt.
This summons is served upon you
wife of J. J. O’NIEL; R. A. CAM­
ing services at 11:00 a. m., 3:00 p. m. Cox, Henrietta Carrillo, the Misses
the place of beginning; thence
by publication thereof pursuant to
Morning message 11:00 a. m.
BELL and EMMA J. CAMP- . North 0 degrees 35 minutes West
an order of the Honorable J. T.
Evelyn Gano,
Young People’s meeting 6:30 P m. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. Williard Ander­ Catherine Trendell,
BELL, wife of R. A, CAMBELL;
588.7 feet, more or less, to the
Brand, Judge of the above entitled
son and members of his congregation Eleanor Peterson, Barbara Davidson,
Evening memage 7:80 p. m.
THE
LAMPA
COAL
MIN­
low water line of the Coquille-
Circuit Court, which order was made
at
Marshfield
who
have
done
much
Dorothy
Landaker
and
Gladys
Mays.
ING
COMPANY,
an
Oregon
cor
­
River;
thence
in
a
South
westerly
and entered herein on the 20th day of
Midweek Prayer and Praise service
poration; LAMPA COAL MINING
direction following said low.
to help erect the building, will be
March, 1941. Date of first publica­
Thursday 7:80 p. m.
CO.;
MATHEW
RINK;
water
line
274.8
feet
to
a
point
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JAMES
tion March 27, 1941. Date last pub­
Mrs. L. P. Fugelson entertained the
You are invited to worship with us. present at the afternoon service,
DENHOLM;
HENRY
CLAY
North of the place of beginning;
lication April 24, 1941.
which will be a special opening ser­ girls of her Sunday school class at
GARDNER;
CLARA
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thence South 493 feet to the place
JANE
Ben C. Flaxel,
vice.
Pioneer Methodist Church at potluck
BURNS, CLARA JANE BURNES;
of beginning, all being situated
Attorney for Plaintiff,
The Holy Name Catholic Church
LOLO GARDNER; LOLA GARD­
within Lot 5, Section 26 and
Residence and Post Office Address:
Evangelist E. E. Taylor, assisted by dinner and a lawn party Saturday
NER, ELMER GARDNER; MARY
Section 36, Township 28 South, ¡ North Bend, Oregon
First Sunday, 8:00 a. mn Bandon. John Haskins as song leader, will con­ afternoon. The girls played all sorts
ALICE HASARD; EDGAR MAYS
First Sunday, 10:00 a. m., Coquille. duct revival services every night of games outdoors in the Fugelson
BEAN; EDGAR MASE BEAN;
. Second Sunday, 8:00 a. m., Powers. through the coming week, at 7:30, garden. Those present were June
JOHN NICOLOI JENSEN; PROS­
PER MILL COMPANY; C. A.
I Second Sunday, 10:00 a. m , Myrtle except Saturday night. The evangelist Collins. Phyllis Lemanowsky. Jean­
PARKER; E. G. BROENNINAN;
Point
announces the following sermon sub­ ette Zwicker, Jane Oerdlng. Mavis
LEONARD GIBBS and MATILDA
Third Sunday, 8:00 a. m., Coquille. jects for Sunday: 11 a. m., “The Se­ Tyrrell and Gueinivere Thompson.
GIBBS, wife of LEONARD GIBBS;
Third Sunday, 10:00 a. mM Bandon. cret of Doing Exploits for God;” 3
and all unknown heirs of any de­
ceased defendant above named, and
Fourth Sunday, 7:00 a. m„. Gold p. m., “Preparation for a Revival;”
The Women's Society of Christian
all other persons or parties un-
Bearti.
1
7:30 p. m. «4 A Remarkable Conver- Service of Pioneer Methodist church'
known, claiming any right, title, es­
Fourth Sunday, 10:00 a. m., Co­ sion.” On Tuesday night he will seek enjoyed
tate, lien or interest in the real es-
an interesting program
quille.
tate described in the Complaint
to answer the question, “Are We In Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. C. C.
herein, Defendants.
Fifth Sunday, 8:0Q a. m., Coquille. the End Time?
There will be a McCurdy arranged the features for
SUMMONS
Fifth Sunday, 11:80
m., Brook- good song service and special music
11:30 a. tn.,
Case Na. 13187
study and discussion.
Mrs. Jame«
>ngs.
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TO: WILLIAM JEPHCOTT, JR.; J.
the first half hour of each service. Richmond led the devotions. “Invest­
The public is most cordially invited ing Our Heritage in Christian Educa - L. KRONENBERG; J. H. TIMON and
ANN
TIMON, sometimes known as
Blank Warranty Deeaa for sale at to attend these services.
tion,” was the topic on which Mrs. Ann M. Tnnon, wife of J. H. Timon;
this affi«-
E. E. Taylor
George Taylor spoke.
Mrs. Leland MATT LAWS; A. MACHINE: C.
Peart played a piano solo. Mrs. Elton RUFFIM; C. RUFIM; J. J. O’NEIL;
P. Fugelson. Howard Graybeal, Wal­ Savage discussed “Our Work in Ja­ ROBERT CAMPBELL; R. A. CAMP­
BELL; J. J. O’NIEL aad KITTY
ter Oerdlng, June Walker, and M. O. pan” and Mrs. William Ireland p U t - O48IEL, wife of J. J. O’NIEL; R.
Members of the Church of Christ Hawkins. Thpugh not a choir mem­ sued the subject further when She A CAMBELL and EMMA J. CAMP­
Missionary society enjoyed an Inter­ ber, Diana Schroeder attended the talked about “Statutes of Japanese BELL; wife of R. A. Cambell; THE
esting meeting Thursday afternoon at party with Mrs. Walker.
Leadership, in the Christian Church of
Another party
honoring
Mrs. Japan.” Mrs. C. C. McCurdy spoke on
the church parlors. Under the direc­
tion of Mrs. Henry George, program Walker was given Friday afternoon the subject of “Missionaries With­
chairman, several talks were given by Mrs. G. W. Tyrrell, who enter­ drawn from Japan, Korea and Oc­
concerning benevolence In the church. tained at dessert luncheon
cupied China.”
Agents for Oregon-Nevada-Caiifornia Fast Freight
The program opened with a poem,
Tea was served after the program
The St. James' Guild met Wednes­ by a committee composed of Mes­
entitled. “The Cross Was His Own."
Office Phone
Farr & Elwood Bldg.
DR. FRANK MULDER
which was read by Mrs. Berlyn Bill­ day afternoon at the Guild Hall, dames Ella Nelson, R. Newton, Wal­
S. Taylor
Naturopathic Physician
ings. Mrs. Gua McCulloch appeared where Mrs. Bert Folsom conducted ter Oerdlng. A. J. Nussell and Chas.
the
business
meeting
in
the
absence
first to speak upon the afternoon’s
Oerdlng.
Attending the meeting
442 Hall St
subject. Mrs. C. C. Farr gave a short of the president, Mrs. C. T. Selbig. were Mesdames Inez Pinkston, War­
Coquille, Ore.
biography of George Muller, founder Extensive discussion took place con­ ren Davis, R. Newton, Chas. Oerding,
Streamline your Figure
<if the Children’s home in Bristol, cerning the Deanery meeting sched­ Blanche Davis. B. W. Dunn, L. P.
THE OREGONIAN .
Steam Baths - Shower Baths
England. Mrs. Guy Kelley talked uled for Monday» The women will Fugelson, Clarion Gourmley, Howard
C. A. BARTON
Swedish
Massage
Portland
’s latest daily edition
about the children’s home in St Louis, meet in the afternoon, there will be Graybeal. Jack Hultin, William Ire­
Attorney at Law
a
potluck
dinner
early
in
the
evening
Open
Sundays
and
evenings
by
J.
A.
Hannon
Phone 180R
and Mrs. Archie Hatcher, who is
land, W. P. Laws, F. G. Leslie, C.
('oqwille, Oreg<
appointment
contact chairman for this district, and a program for church members C. McCurdy, James McGuffin. Clyde
X.
spoke about the home for the aged. and their friends after dinner. Among Minard, Elia Nelson, Orville Newton,
Phone 21-L
the
distinguished
guests
anticipated
Mrs. Ear] Mitts discussed Christian
'A. J. Nussell. Walter Oerding, Leland
hospitals. Mrs. Art Towne read a are Bishop Benjamin Dagwell and Peart, Lee Peterson, Wm. Peart, Er­
Phone 1412
Front A Hall St r
letter from Mrs. Turner McDonald of Mrs. Ameson, of Portland. Mrs. Ar- nest Purvance, -James Richmond, R.
TALLANT GREENOUGH
Port Orford. In the letter, Mrs. Mc­ neson is diocesan president of the B. Rogers',
Attorney at Law
Elton Savage, Frank
r
Donald comemnted upon benevolent Auxiliary.
Schram, Birdie Skeels, George Tay-
Room
14
Hostesses for tea at Wednesday’s iot-, Miranda Way. George Wilkins
work in Port Orford which she and
Mansell Drayage &
First National Bank Bldg.
Mr. McDonald were enabled to car­ meeting were Mrs. F. A. Pook and and Harold Ziegler.
Phone
283
(
oqrille.
Ore.
ry on with the help of this missionary Mrs. C. Vernon Smith. Guests pres­
Delivery Co.
ent were Mrs. R. V. Wilhelm, of FAT ELK DRAINAGE DISTRICT
society.
PHONE 133
MEETING
During the business meeting, mem­ Melrose. Montana, and Mrs. Fred
O. C. MAN FORD
Notice is hereby given that there
Members attending in­
lAM*al and Ixing Distance
bers voted to provide funds for trans­ Wheaton.
Attorney st Law
will be a meeting of the owners of
portation for six delegates to attend cluded Mesdames J. S. Barton, T. B. land in the Fat Elk Drainage District
Pribate, Eral Estate and Office
the Christian Endeavor convention at Currie, Bert Folsom, G. F. Gasline. held at the City Hall in Coquille,
ie 195J-Nigkt 28L or 237E
Piartlce, NoUry Publie
Klamath Falls April 24-27. Delegates Martha Gratke, L. H. Hazard. Fred Coos County, Oregon, at the hour of
Coquille, O n .
ten
o'clock
in
the
forenoon
of
Mon
­
Room 10
are Mrs. Donald Farr, Florence Camp­ Hickok, E. W. Lorenz, H. N. Lorenz,
day, the 28th day of April, 1941, for
Wm.
Mansell,
Ida
Owen,
F.
A.
Pook,
First
National
Bank
Building
bell, Marjorie Baumgartner, Doris
the purpose of electing one Super­
Hadsal). Verene Bailey and Wilton D. H. St. Clair, Chas. Stauff, A. J. visor for said Drainage District who
Willey. Ten dollars was subscribed Sherwood. Geo. Sherwood, C. V. shall hold his office for a period of
DR. De La RHUE
for local benevolent work Four sets Smith, R. L. Stewart, A. O. Walker three years and until his successor is
Eyesight Specialist
elected and qualified; and for the
of silverware were sent to Northwest and James Watson..
transaction of such other business as
l.alrd Blds ReeepUen row
Christian College at Eugene. Follow­
may lawfully come before the meet-
Jolntlv with Dr. J. E. Bunch
The Holy Name Altar ¿Society met
ing the business meeting, the group
Dated
thia
10th
day
of
April,
1941.
Tuesday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
painted and renewed flower vases and
W. E. Cross
Allen LaBarge. During the business
baskets for the church.
E L. Detlefsen
meeting,
conducted
by
Mrs.
John
Members of the hostess committee
Iceland Peterson
Supervisors
1
were Mesdames Ed Davidson, Pearl Norton, president, plans were made to
Edna A Robison
Personal Interest
Cardwell, George Chapman and John form a choir, which started regular 13t3
Secretary
Boots. Attending the meeting were weekly rehearsals Wednesday even­
Friendly Counsel
Mesdames Berlyn Billings, Henry ing at the Norton home. Mrs. M. J. NON HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
CALL
FOR
BIDS
ON
Honest Advice
George, Paul Simpson, E. H. Souder, McCarthy reported on the society’s
TRANSPORTATION
Irwin Woodward, Lyman Roth, Belle recent cooked food sale. Attending
Proper Guidance
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Hooten. Fred Schaer, Guy Kelley, Al­ the meeting were Mesdames Carl Al- sealed proposals will be received for
HARRY
A.
SLACK
LADT
IN ATTENDANCE
ton Dungey. A, S. Bean, Donald Farr, wert, M. J. McCarthy, Merle Kramer, transportation of pupils of the Non|
Attorney-at-Law
High
School
District
of
Coos
County
Helen
Biasca.
John
Norton
and
Allen
Gus McCulloch, Art Towne, Shep-
by the -Non High School Board not Í
First National Bank Building
— “herd, Amos Pzyne, Harold McCue,jl LaBarge. """
later than 8:00 P. M . April 28, in
Phone 1-3
Ambulance Service
Cal Young, Archie Hatcher, Dell
County Court Room, Coquille. Speci- i
Oregon
A la
delegation of members of flcations, form for bids, b
&
DIRECTORY
I
;
Church Societies
Benham’s Transfer
Anywhere For Hire
SAND AND GRAVEL
COAL — FUEL OIL — STORAGE
Professional Cards
LcSoys Beauty & Barber sm
International Trucks
Logging Trailers
Sale»—Service
HAUUNG
COAL
Gano Funeral Home
.VAX?
»
I
' v The Choir of Pioneer Methodist
church gave a surprise sewing party
Tuesday afternoon at the M. O. Haw­
kins home for June Walker and pre­
sented her with a going-away gift.
Tea was served late in the afternoon
to the following, who attended the
party: Mesdamea F. G. Leslie, Harold
Stromquist. Noble Chownlng, Clarion
Gourmley, Roy Barton, G. W. Tyrrell,
Birdie Skeels, Ernest Purvance, L.
vice went
North Bend
y to
attend arf all "day sub-district meet­
ing of the organization. Among the
speakers present were Mrs Jessie
Bunch, of Forest Grove, who is con­
ference president and Mrs. Tilton, of
Cottage Grove, president of the Cas­
cade district. Each of the women
spoke concerning the basic principles
of organization regarding W. S. C. S.,
which is a new department in Metho­
dist churches. Mrs Alice Kemp, of
Creswell, who worked aa a missionary
School
The
of Education of Non I
High School District reserves the;
right to reject any or all bids
All Routes Open:
AU Non High School routes are
open EXCEPT Hauser-North Bend;
Haynes Tarann; and McKinley-Myr­
tle Point.
MARTHA E. MULKEY.
Secretary, Non High School Board
Utt____________________
Log Truckers P. U. C. Permits on;
short notice
No extra cost. F. R.
Bull
Attorney at Law
Ellingsen Building
Phone 37
Coquille, Oregon
Dr. De I-a Rhue
J. A. RICHMOND
Eyes Examined - Glswrs Fitted
Physician and Surgeon
Reception room jointly with
Dr. r. R Bunch
Belle Knife Hospital Bldg.
Coquille, Ore.
Phones:
Office 241
Res. 93R
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laird
Eyeaight
Specialist
82-J
Geo. F. Burr Motor
Company