The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 11, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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In order to make room tor our
spring stock we are closing out
about 50 patterns o f wall papers,
values up to 4 0 c per roll at
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holders, wine glasses, water sots and
F u r n it u r e a n d H a r d w a r e
P a a ta f o f M rs. Lohahorr.
we offer SPEC!
Preaching at 11 aad 7:80.
Sub­
jects, “ The Enlarging Sovereignty of
Christ,” and “ The New Emphasis on
the Church, 4Ó* the C hristie»’» Fra­
ternity."
w fl be k id a s U c and everyone will be
giren an opportunity to hdlp make
Passed sw ay at her home, 66 Mich­
igan Ave., Pasadena, Cal., Friday a f­
ternoon, J a s. 8rd, 1V1S, Mrs. Elisa­
beth G. Lehnherr.
Mrs. Lehnherr aras a pioneer o f
Coos county, haring been born at the
homestead on the Sooth Fork o f the
C oqsills riser, Dec. 80th 1808. She
was tne locona a iu fiittr ox Lapx. i f .
H. Harris, who was one o f the first
eettlsrs o f Coos county.
Oh July 1st, 1883, she was married
to 3. A . Lehnherr, who passed sw ay
May 27, 1888. In October 1801, she
moved w ith her tw o daughters to
Papadena, where she has siacs made
Mrs. Lehnherr leaves tw o daugh­
ters, Mabel 1. and Rachel M , and tw o
sisters, Mary G. Harris, o f Lo« An­
geles, and Mrs. T. ‘C. N orris, o f Fort
in the first haif^ff the basket baD
nm i » .
W s i I s s a S i l e sr —
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WMnMday
tM locftl
high school five dost their amring
ability and only amde tara points
white the visitors wars shooting field
goals aad fools fo r sloven points, the
A M Mere taing. 18 ta J t 1» favOr of
Red Cross euxUiartes which w ill be
afilieted with the
M yrtle Point
branch are being established at
Broadbent, Gravel Ford, A rago, Nor­
way and Bridge. W ork fo r those aux­
iliaries will be devised end put into
operation as soon as possible.
« Reward, $ 1 *
911
time was snjoyM by the mcmhershlj
but according to the plan adopted hy
so Many l«dm e, the «sdàü ■ ben qist
was omitted.
The Celebrated
B. Annie Wfaner is organising s
Ing class In bar heme diptrict
) for the purpose o f teaching all
wish to team , to knit.
Mrs.
o f Coquine, ateo deserves spec
«satten in this connection, she
Elds Anderson, Deputy President.
Ni G.— Elsie Jean Battey.
V. G — Beatrice L Gets. *
Sfc’y—Annie Lawrence.
Trea».— Elds Anderson.
Chaplain—Vasta Bojrtte.
M. W . A. and Royal Neighbors.
The R oyal Neighbors and the Mod­
ern Woodmen o f America held their
join t installation la st Saturday ev­
ening with an attendance that filled
the hall.
Light refreshm ents ware
served after the ceremonies aad late»
a little dancing was indulged in hy
Last Friday night our m arrying
and Washington the sum ad $1,604,-
841 fe r taxes aad penalties asssssod
and is preparing to pay the farther
sum ad $71688, all o f which, it avers,
should have boon paid by the rail-
charged against it as money received
on aeeouat o f the grant tends.
The Government asks the court p>
decree that title to all unsold
on July 1, 19U , end to ell unpat-
, anted lands fo r which the railroud
wad entitled to receive patents, be
quieted and confirmed in the United
States and that the defendants “ be
perpetually enjoined from using, oc­
cupying, teasing, selling or in any
moaner exercising domain, use, own­
ership or occupation o f, or in any
manner whatsoever interferin g with
m id lands or sa y part thereof.”
A fu ll aad com plete discovery and
disclosure o f a ll money received from
Bergmann Shoe
Awarded Gold Medal
P. P . L E . San Francisco, 1915
Andrew G. Aiken, the (fid soldier,
who died at the Oregon Soldiers’
Home at Roeeburg recently, was »
notable character In the Northwest,
and had to his credit several feats T o Keep Your Post Dry Urn Th
which brought him before the public
Bergmann W stsr-P rasf Shas OiL
notice et différant times in hie Ufa.
Theodore Bergman
According to news dispatches, he Was
the first men to scale M t Adams,
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
which was done while he was s mem­ 621 Thnrman 8 t
Portland. Orego
ber o f a surveying party, fie was
the original owner from the Govern­
ment o f the tow nsitc o f Coos Bay, la-
ter disposing o f the tract by trading
it fo r s horse end saddle. Mr. Aiken
eaa the first man to discover the
pres race o f coal in commercial quan­
ti tea in Com county, and was among W ANTED— Middle aged woman to
help in housework.
One, who is
thorn who first took stops to devel ip
sacking a home end win work fo r
reasonable wages. Inquire at the
Brewster
Apartments,
Coquillf.
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