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». IMS. «horn went over the scale at I, B. Sevy, E. J.t Mr and- Mrs. George last week. M OO to 0.00. Tuesday last week, Mrs. Rady Roe Myers, J. D. Carl, Melden ( Carl, I Coquille, visited with Mr. and Mrs. The following quotation« are baaed Sia , Stanley Halter, Wayne Woodward,1 Charles Geitner last Sunday Ijut Wednesday afternoon Mrs. check, Mrs. Don Schmidt, Mra. W. M. on price« being paid in Monday’s to 8 50 Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Pullen visited I Tyrrell Woodward, Theo. Sdlliel. f Laird and Mrs. A. R. Bennett of Nor Ralph Rackleff of Norway, went with Ward Evans and Maureen, J. L. last Saturday and Sunday with rel trading: ‘ way attended the find meeting of the her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Howard CATTLE—Good grain-fed «teem ' nutrition class conducted by Mias ! Burtis, Lawrence Rackleff, S. C. Mc- atives at Bandon. Rackleff of Myrtle Point, to port ••ft««’« Austin, instructor and Mrs. Ted Allister, Mesdames Winnifred Ray, * Ray Norris has been ill the past j »11.00 to 1175. Good grain-fed heif land to viqiVher daughter and family, ers »10.75 to 11.95 Good beef cows Kirsch, chairman. There wore some George Gillespie and Bernice. Frank week. Mrs. Elwih Baker, and her brothdr People are to meet at the Fairview j »0.00 to 0.75, medium »0.25 to 8.75, 28 or 30 present. The meetings are Miller, Albert Lillie, Mrs. Naomi Rob and family, Bari McNair, also her next Sunday morning at sev- | common »7.00 to ».00, dinners »5.75 < being held in the Myrtle Point high ison and Mias Naomi May Stauff, of church aunt, Mrs. Belle Yeagers. Saturday school. Ten, two hour meetings are Corvallis, Oliver Myers and David < en o’clock for the Easter Sunday: to 0.75 Bulls, medium to good 58-75 afternoon they left Portland, »top I Sunrise services, to be held on the to 10.50, common »7.50 to 8.50. included in the course. Each member C. Leek. ping over night with Mrs. Howard Vealers, good to choice »14.00 to 15.50. Rev. W. S. Smith of Coquille, con- I hill at the Dave Tosten place. has to attend at least nine of the 10 Rackleffs brother and family, Jack SHEEP—Good to choice spring ducted the regulai Sunday morning Mrs. Truman, of Coquille, visited meetings to receive her certificate. Stevens. While there, Mrs. Ralph church service at which time the 1 last week-end with Mrs. Ed Cook. E. F. Brodie of Norway, is oper Rackleff visited the John Ray family. The Riverside school district held ating his shingle mill again after a communion service was observed. They arrived home Sunday afternoon shut down of several months. The Sunday school followed with an at- i a special school meeting last Friday reporting a most delightful trip. tendance of 37. There will be ser- evening i at the school house to elect a Howard Rackleffs two older children. excessive rains making the roads im i to fill vacancies. Ed Cook was possible for getting out shingle bolt 'vices again next Sunday as follows: clerk Shirley and Kenneth, stayed with preaching at 10 a m. and at the reg- elected i director and Ada Thommen timber. their grandpa, Ralph Rackleff while ■ Last Thursday, Mrs. Don Schmidt ular Sunday school hour there will was elected clerk. grandma was on her visit to Portland. and children Ernie and Dickie, of be an Easter program. There will The Fairview Grange, No. 739, met Charlee Leatherman has gone to Norway spent the day visiting her be a pot luck dinner at noon in the i at the grange hall last Saturday eve Portland for a couple of weeks visit. mother, Mrs. R. L. McMullen at Ban church basement and an egg hunt for : ning. Lunch of sandwiches, dough Frank Trigg was home over the the children. Everyone is asked to i nuts and coffee was served by Mrs. don. Li weekend. Mrs. Mike Daniels'bn the Coquille- bring a few eggs as has always been Elmer Goodwin. Those taking the . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson and H mm 11» M. Myrtle Point highway below Nor the custom and everyone is cordially initiation for the third and fourth family, Dean, Louise and Alton, were way, says the sale of young calves invited to attend both the program degrees were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. continues very good. Mr. Daniels and the dinner following Bales, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodwin, Ed Reiher, of Norway. Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindsay, Mr. makes a trip to Roseburg every Mon Mias Bernice Gillespie spent Sun S C. McAllister accompanied Mrs. and Mrs. Chester Norstead, Mr. and day to the auction sale there. day at the R. B. Rylander home. Mrs. Don Schmidt and Mrs. Naomi Robison and Naomi May Stauff Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Jackie Han Howard I^atherman is building a son, Raymond Norris, Coralee Ellis, Everett Sparks of Norway, project to Marshfield Saturday. silo. The regular monthly missionary Thelma Bales and Donna Lou Bales. leaders for the Home Extension Unit, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Haughton made attended a meeting Saturday in Co meeting will be held Tuesday after There were several visitors from the a business trip to Marshfield one day quille, conducted by Mias Lucy Lane noon April 7, at the home of Mrs. Westmost Grange of Sixes also there. on “Caje of the Feet," which they Tyrrell Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Sutphin, of demonstrate at the next home exten The Coos County W. C. T. U. In Myrtle Point visited with Mr. and sion meeting to be April 10, at Mrs. stitute, which is to be held at Arago Mrs. Bud Sperry and family last Sun Allie Bartlett’s on Catching Creek. this time will be on April 21 Instead day. . Mrs. Nicotine Elsner of Norway, of April 1 as printed last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Thompson and went to Portland a few days last The Misses Thelma and Nola Craw son moved to their ranch at Powers week visiting her sister, Mrs. Chris ford were hostesses at a lovely party last Saturday. ........ tine Tedaen and Mrs. Bernhardt given at their home last Friday eve Mrs. Clifford Dow left last Friday Bower-Schmidt and on her return ning with the following guests pres to visit her husband at Bremerton, visited her granddaughter, Anita Ted- ent: Misses, Pamela Evans, Yvonne Washington. O. B. Dow left with sen at O. S. C. and Geraldine Holycross, Laura Ber her to go as far as Tacoma, Washing The Pleasant Point Needle club met nice and Glenda Lillie and Messrs. ton. to visit his daughter, Mrs. John last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Gerald Potts and Jimmy Fitzhenry, Scott. f Harry Druliner of Norway. A pot of Eastside, and Billy Selander, of Miss Ida Oerding. teacher at the luck dinner was served to the follow Millington. Refreshments of sand Riverside school, will teach next year ing named members Mrs. Ellis South wiches, cookies and pop were en at the McKinley school. mayd, Mrs. Ella Bryant, Mrs. Belle joyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deadmond made Lewellen, Mrs. Frank Southmayd, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith and a business trip to Port Orford last Mrs. Alfred Kellenberger, Sr., Mrs. family moved into the C. E. Schroe Monday. - Mike Daniels, Mrs. Ed Reiher and der house and Mr. Griffith will be Morris Ray started logging opera Mrs. A. R. Bennett. Mrs. Roy Epper employed by Frank Burbank to help tion on Whitley creek the past week son and Mrs. Rufus Rylander came in on the ranch. after dinner. All spent the afternoon Mrs. Roy Mast was a Thursday in doing a variety of fancy work, some overnight guest at the home of Mr. were knitting special garments. Mrs. and Mrs. Ward Evans. Mrs. Nellie ( ‘Mother”) Brown re Frank Southmayd, the president, led The play books for the high school the meeting. It was decided to have play, “Hot Whter," have arrived and turned home Wednesday evening the secretary choose some good book the practice has started in earnest. from Marshfield, where she had been to bi read at the next meeting on The play will be given as soon as pos visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. May April 29, at Mrs. Ray Eppersons. Brown, since Saturday. sible. Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Basner and The McKinley Grange meeting was Ellis Rackleff went to Salem last Il ¡I i IIIIIII mü daughter Dona, now of Coos River, week-end to take the cheesemakers' held Saturday night at the hall. Six were Sunday evening dinner guests examination. He returned home new members were’voted in. A com of the J. H. McCloskeys. mittee was appointed to raise money Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Caudle, lately Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hammack md to help build a new small Grange returned from Waahington, have family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chris hall for the Juvenile Grange. The Juvenile Grange initiated rented and moved into one of the J. tensen, of Coquille, were Sunday (Content On Label) H. McCloskey houses the past week. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller. Merle and Lila May Laird into the Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Brodie were Mrs. Nile Miller visited at the home order. Sunday dinner guests of their son and of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hammack in Mrs. Frank Haney has been quite wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brodie the Roy district Monday. Mr. and ill this past week but is very much of Myrtle Point, in honor of Mrt. Mrs. Hammack and family are mov better now. Brodie’s birthday The Observation Post, now located ing to Redmond this week. Miss Gladys Miller visited at the at Dora, will likely be located at Mc home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish in Kinley next week, at the O’Sullivan place, with Mrs. Mabel O’Sullivan Coquille over the week-end. Mrs. Charles Griffith visited at the as chief observer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane of Broad Little Miss Joe Ann Newton wus bent, were Tuesday overnight guests home of Mr. and .Mrs. Ward Evans attacked Sunday morning by a police Monday. of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Myers. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Myers drove to dog belonging to a friend. Joe Ann Ladies Aid met Wednesday all day at the church and spent moot of the Broadbent Monday and visited at the did not receive any serious injury but was terribly frightened. The dog time cleaning up the church, putting home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane. Tom Guemey, of Myrtle Point, was was soon killed. new paper on the windows, etc. There was a potluck dinner at noon and the a Monday dinner guest of Mr. ancl following ladies were present: Mes Mrs. J. D. Carl. dames Albert Lillie, Albert Gulstrom, Stanley Halter, Theo Schiel. S. C. * McAllister. Tyrrell Woodward, J. D. Carl. Melden Carl, J. L. Burtis, Lizzie The Fairview Home Extension Unit The livestock market at the Port Lett, Emil Peterson. They will meet met at the Fairview grange hall on land Union Stock Yards opened this again this Wednesday. Tuesday of last week with Mrs. Dor week’s trading with a generally steady Choir practice was held Thursday othy Bishop, home demonstration trend in the cattle alleys hogs higher, evening at- the home of Mrs. O. H. agent, demonstrating the preservation and fat lambs strong to 25c higher. Aasen with the following attendance: and the Uses of milk. A potluck lunch The bulk of the medium to good Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward, Mrs. was served at noon_^o Mesdames grain fed steers Monday brought L B. Sevy, Mrs. Stanley Halter Mrs. Perry Neal, Ray Norris, Harry Lind »11.00 to 12.25, with a few loads to Albert Lillie, Mrs. Ward Evans, Mrs. say, J. W. Wheeler, H. M. Hall. Ivyl »12.35 and 12.75. Common steers made S. C. McAllister, Melden Carl and Frye. Owen Barton. Paul Bales, Geo. M 00 to 10.50. A few good beef heif Mrs. Aasen. They will meet again Tucker, Charles Holverstott, C. A. ers went over the scales at »10.75 to this Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the O. H. Duncannon Mrs Dicks and Mrs Dor 11.25, with common dairy type heif Aasen home. othy Bishop. ers generally around 58 00 to 0.00. Mrs. Naomi Robison and Miss Na The Fairview Grange H. S. C. will Canner and cutter cows sold from omi May Stauff, of Corvallis, came in meet at the home of Mrs. Dave Toe- 58 00 to 7.00, with shelly kinds around Thursday evening and spent the ten on Wednesday of next week, »5.50. Fat dairy cows sold up to 8.00. week-end in Coos county. They were April 8. A potluck lunch will be Medium to good beef cows ranged overnight guests at the home of Mr. served at noon. from »8.50 to 9.50, with young cows and Mrs. Sam Root in Broadbent Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wheeler and up to M-75. Medium to good bulls Thursday evening, Friday evening Virginia Lindsay and Evaline Gill- bulked from »8.75 to 10.25, with odd they stayed at the home of Mr. and more visited in Eugene last Friday head to »10.35 and 10.50. The bulk of Mrs. J.. D. Carl and Saturday evening and Saturday. the good to qhojoe vealers were were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Tom Conklin, of Eu weighed at »14.00 to 15.00 and a few Munford. They returned to Corvallis gene, visited last Saturday at the choice offerings made »15.50. Com New Spring Sunday afternoon after visiting many Perry Neal borne. Mrs. Conklin was mon vealers sold generally from 0.00 friends in Arago. Maxine Neat before her marriage. upward. SI4 «0 to 11 COQUILLE CAFE Chinese and American Dishes E. E. 'Spike Leslie Roxy Radio Laboratory RUFUS TRUMAN, Technician 21 Years Experience Coquille - DRESS UP V EASTER McKinley News B U Y MM 1 1 1 ' 1 li ...li imi • D E F E N S E Arago News Fairview News Portland Livestock Market Report Howdy Folks M&W Auto Service SPÜRT SHIRTS *2-95 S A V I N G S M Cr W Blow-by wlU5^ «MU-i Ï. SUCKS Friday all the school children and their teachers surprised I. B. Sevy, principal of the school with the pre sentation of a lovely Shaffer pen anA pencil set, in honor of his birthday. Mi and Mrs. I. B. Sevy and David C. Leek and Mr. and Mrs. 3. C. Mc Allister were Friday dinner guests at a lovely birthday dinner give» at the liome of MF »nd Mrs. Lawrence Rack- iWthdays . Tn the evening a group of friends gathered at the S. C. McAllister home and came over to the Lawrence Rackleff home in a body as a surprise for Mr. Sevy. Af- ter a lovely evennig playing Chinese checkers and other games, refresh- ments of cake, coffee ami tea were served to the following guests: Messrs. The bulk of the carlot hogs brought »14.25 Monday with the spread on good to choice 175 to 210 pound truck ins form »14.00 to 14.25. Heavy butchers, weighing from 230 to 270 pounds ranged from »13.25 to 13.75. Light light butchers made »13.00 to 13.50. Good packing sows weighing, up to around 550 pounds bulked’ at »11.00 to 11.75 with heavy sows i.^taenJML, — _______ _____ htttomd-»io». ter, Alice) of Marshfield visited from going outat»12 50 to 13 00. ' W Saturday of teat Several decks of fat lambs made week parents; Mr. and Mrs. »11.75 Monday, with two decks up to J. A. Deadmond. Her other daugh- »12.10. A few good truck-in lambs ter, Betty, visited last week in Co- made »11.50. Good shorn lambs quillu with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phil- , ranged generally from »10.00 to 10.50, lips. | while one lot made 11.00. Medium to Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibbs and fam- good spring lambs bulked at »14.00 Uy moved to Broadbent test Sunday.!to 1300. A few medium to good Paul Bales and Jeff Lynn left last Sunday for Swet Home, where they have employment. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Enlund, of Bear Creek, visited last Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Beagle. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnson, of North Bend, visited last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, Johnpon and also with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. . .... m »» s T A M P S ' ARROW DRESS SHIRTS *2« HATS $1.95 B U Y D E F E N S E 5 A V I N 6 S S T A M P Ä*-"; HERMAN'S 5 J
