other liiter'», Mrs. Ralph Rackleff
of Norway, and spent the day visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Burgess, of Pressed themselves as being well and on returning to Bandon. Mrs.
Baltimore, Maryland, brother of Mrs. Pi*«acd with what they saw of »he ap- McNair accompanied the two daugh­
Mrs Radkleff had expected
J. F. Schroeder•, have sold their home P-renl productivenes and beautiful ters.
there and are planning to locate at »cenery of the Coquille valley. A her mother to spend a month with
Port Orford.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dru- I her.
Mrs. R. R. Neuhaus, of Berkeley,
Mr, and Mrs. E. F. Brodie took
who *■ • school teacher, came
their son. Major Darrel E. Brodie, “
“ California. She had, be- ! Calif, is visiting at the home of her
to Eugene Wednesday morning of fore leaving, an agreement to teach uncle and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Denver.’Colo. this winter, but on McCloskey this week.
last week in time to catch the U:M
Mrs. N. W. McDonald, of Bremer­
southbound train to Fort Hood, Texas. | arriving in California, decided to take
Mrs. Fred Yarbrough and son. i “ achool in that state, after obtaining ton, Wash., a niece of Mrs. J. H. Mc­
Freddie, made their third and last a release from the former engage­ Closkey, was a JSatu day luncheon
.
,
guest.
trip to Newport Wednesday of last menu
A potluck supper and corn roast
Mrs. Henry Gasner, who hga been
week, to get the rest of their house­
was held last Wednesday evening out tti~Ckiifornia visiting a sister, has re­
hold goods.
Mrs. R. R. Raekieff and her mother, in',the orchard at the Brownie (Roy) turned.
Mrs. Nlcolene Elzner is able to be
Mrs. Martha McNair spent Friday af­ Robison home, with some 65 present.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Druliner and home again after spending a few
ternoon of last week visiting Miss
his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. days at the Mast Hospital and she
Mattie Huling of Myrtle Point.
Mrs. A. R. Bennett and Mrs. Julia Ross Druliner, were last Saturday and her grand daughter, Miss Anita
Leep were business callers in Co­ evening dinner guests at the home of Tedsen, were in Marshfield Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Durward Druliner, of of this week.
quille one day last week. „ .J-..
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schroeder were Broadbent.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dick and lit­ spent Saturday of last week with
last Ttiursday evening dinner guests
of her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. tle daughter, Dova Lee, of Reedsport, their son, Adrian Schroeder, and
came down Sunday and spent the day family at Ophir, Ore.
Ben Burgess, at Myrtle Point.
Mrs. Russell Hank and her sister-
. On Wednesday of last week a de­ wljh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­
licious potluck dinner brought the ter Schroeder, and took their son, in-law Mrs. Alfred Kellenberger, of
members of the Pleasant Point Needle Douglas, back with them. Douglas Coquille, drove to Roseburg Satur­
lias been staying with his grandpar- day of last week and brought back
frequent transfers of thousands |W. Haughton. After dinner a short enU ior the Pa,t three weeks but several bushels of fruit consisting of
n from one location to another; business meeting was held followed l,utl to return home for school next peaches, pears, prunes and muskmel-
i -I—"- forwarding of the mailI by the distribution of gifts honoring week. Mr. and Mrs Severt Iverson lons.
iunsumes addltton«1 time; the *he birthdays and7 wedding anniver- f““1
Ro*er and Myron, came
Mrs. M. B. Bennett, of West Myrtle
dtv for eivine oreference to re- aaries which came in the month of in irom Roseburg Sunday, also spend- Point, spent the day Sunday visiting
XZiS Z2SS modi- August.
Thote present were th. >g tj day with her parenta, Mr
Mrs. Julia Leep at the A. R. Ben­
md food in allotment of ship- Mesdames Frank Southmayd, Harry und Ur*- W“1U* Schroeder,
nett home. Meanwhile her daughter
space, which often mean, that Druliner, Belle Iwwellen, Ella Bry-1 Mrs. Winnie Hopkins, of Spokane, and husband, Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
ihipments of gifts must wait. «n‘.
Southmayd. Mike Daniels, .
down to Bandon Friday to Breuer and their daughter, Mrs.
t is most urgent that gifts be Lena Kellenger,
John Lewellen, vi»‘t her mother, Mrs. Martha Me- Wayne Cook, and two children, Ted-
red to th® men IN TIME FOR Southmayd,
Raymond Thompson, Nalr» and a aiater, Mrs. Ernie Boak die and Sharon, drove to Marshfield
to take Sunoay dinner with another
1 married daugmer, Mrs. Ben Daniels.,
Norway News I terns
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