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This MtobratkM li to take throe
days, July 4, B and 6, a.»d will be held
at Marshfield. It is promised that H
You can se* it bake all over. Re­
shall be the binest patriotic celebra­ Pursuant to tbs request of the State
Cups and Saucers, per set
lieves
that worry, knowing when it is
Superintendent of Schools, war sav­
tion ever held in Coos County.
Plate«, per get.........J.........
properly done and the pleasure of serv­
Each local in the county is asked ings societies will be formed in all of
Soup Plates, per s e t .........
to name one of its members as a rep- the upper grade rooms. The “Liber­
Vegetable Dishee........ ......
ing direct on table.
scntative in the county committee ty” society has already been organ­
Mush Dishes, per set .
which will meet at Marshfield Satur­ ised and held its first meeting Fri­
A 12-piece set of Fry Oven Glass for $1.00
Fruit Dishes, per set..
day evening, March SO. to make ar­ day. It is the first thrift society or­
Sugars and Creamers.
down
and a small payment each week. Here
gan zed in Coos county sad one of tne
rangements.
Butter Pistes, per set
is
a
list
of the pieces:
This is not going to bo any small first in the state.
Pie Plates, per s e t....
i
town affair, but a Coos County Loyal Londy Church is first in the speed
1
Pie
Plate
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1
Shirred
E
g g Dish
Legion celebration. The Marshfield test in typewriting held this week.
1 7-inch Casserole
6 Custard Cups
Chamber of Commerce, the County The students in the local schools
1
Baking
Dish
1 Pudding Dish
Red Cross, the Honor Guard Girls and have addsd approximately $1000
worth
of
war
savings
stamps
to
their
every
patriotic
organisation
in
the
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
county are going to cooperate with holdings sines February 22nd. Mabel
Crush has sold over 2400 thrift
the L. L. of L. L.
The circular continues: “We will” stamps since March 0th.
have a base ball tournament for three The Juniors are busy preparing for
Red Cross N otes.
enod. It Is advisable that each cnay- days,
and a prise or probably $100 to the Senior reception which will be
tar,
branch
and
auxiliary
be
kept
sol­
Red Cross activities wars resumed vent with a reserve of funds in the the winning
team; there will be log given Saturday, Apr! 6.
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
again this mask, the rooms being treasury.
rolling
contests,
foot races, auto The Latin Club met Thursday af­
.
closed last week that the members
motor boat racing, boxing ternoon, March 21, from three to four.
This suggesting is mads with no raoes,
might devote their energies to collect­ thought
matches,
falling contests, cable splic­ There were six present. They spent
of
discouraging
enthusiasm
ing garments for tbs Belgian relief. of productcn, but merely to point out ing contest,
prise drills by the soldier an enjoyable hour mostly spelling.
That everyone responded most gen­ Hist Ifrancial difficulty may some­ teams, splendid
Marriage Licenses.
Methodist Church.
music by nil the bands Miss Genevieva Chase, missing the
erously to this appeal was evident times result from unregulated produc­ fn the county; barbecue
least
number
of
words,
received
a
March
22—George M. Carr and
dinners
each
This
will
be
East«:
Snnday
and
from the fact that over 1400 lb were tion. All Rad Crops activities should day, free vaudeville shows, and other prize, s little booklet entitled, “Love special features are arranged.
Georgia
P.
Bell, both of Marshfield.
shipped from here. And the great always be conducted on a reasonable like entertainments nil free to the and Friendship.” At the eloee of the Sunday morning at 8 a. m. the Ep- They were married
at Emanuel Rec­
majority of these garments were good basis of relation to resources.
meeting
Miss
Newell
served
refresh­
members
of
the
L.
L.
L.
L.
There
tory
March
23rd
by
Rev. Jay Claud
worth
League
will
hold
a
Sunrise
—outgrown, rather than outworn,—
ments
strictly
of
-the
Hoover
order.
Black.
will
be
no*
faker
concessions
allowed;
Prayer-eervice
in
the
East
Church,
to
and will, if allowed to reach their des­ The Northwestern Division has the only concessions allowed will be Those present were Misses Ada New­ which all are invited. •
March 22—Charles B. McDuffee, of
uniformly exceeded its allot­
tination, bring warmth and comfort qnite
ell,
Genevieve
Chase,
Thelma
Richard­
Bandon,
and Louise Bundy, of Co-
held
by
the
County
Red
Cross
Organ­
At
ID
the
regular
Sunday
School.
ment and wishes to continue to do so, isation and Honor Guard Girls, so son, Mildred Neely; Elisabeth Church
At 11 a apodal Easter service: the quiile.
providing National Headquarters is that*any
money spent for souvenirs, and Ross Fredenburg.
pastor will speak on, “The Easter March 28—Harold Utterback, of
willing, but present advisee are “Keep refreshments,
The members of the local branch to
etc., will go to the Red Leslie Schroeder, former pupil, vis­ Faith and Message.” The following Powers, and Margaret Viola Lund, of
quotas
slloted.”
are being solicited for contributions Branches and auxlieries which find Cross funds.”
ited the high school Monday where he special music will be rendered, “Hail- Coquille. They were married here on
of 26 cents sach month for six months themselves .ovsr producing or strain­ The various locals arc requested, if spoke to the student body at the as­ Easter Mora,” by Beirly, sung by the March 24 by Rev. 8. G. Rogers, with
toward s knitting fond. It has be­
period. He stated in his talk choir; “Hark, Hark, My Soul,” by Mrs. Owen Knowlton and Raymond
their finances will plsase take they have any athletes, to got them sembly
come imperative to obtain money in ing
that
Oregon
in her athletics had been Shelley, duet, sung by Mrs. Hamden D. Lee at witnesses.
started
to
training
and
to
organize
each stops to remedy this condition
some way for yarn and this amount as
base ball teams and relay race teams, having the same ^trouble that Coquille and Miss Bay; “Awake, Glad Soul," March 26—Pearly Oliver Lund and
seems
best
to
meet
the
conven­
from each member would ba sufficiest, ience of their respective communities. and at the same Urns to pick out hurd- has been experiencing with Myrtle by Carrie B. Adams, sung by choir. Jerusha May McLauglin, both of Pow-
it is believed. Mrs. Ben Currie is in In Marshfield the number of working lers, runners, jumpers, log rollers, ca­ Point the last week.
Epworth League at 6:30.
charge of this drive and anyone who boors
The announcement was mads Wed­ , At 7:16 the evening service begins March 25—Ernest Peterson, of
ble splicers, fallen, etc.
have
been
reduced
to
overcome
desires to help fat this, will planes no­ the tendency toward exceeding our It is expected to raise $10,000 to nesday at assembly that all school with a special Easter program by Hauser and Wilde Fulton, of Haynes
tify Mrs. Currie. Everyone should be
should bs sat up one hour be­ the children and young people of the Inlet
Workers ate engaged at the finance this celebration. ' Every log­ docks
glad to contribute whether a member quota.
ger in the Legion is asked to put up ginning Monday morning, April 2, by Sunday School. This special program March 26—C. E. Bashaw, of Br.ker,
local
headquarters
.from
two
until
of the Rod Cross organisation or not, four every afternoon excepting Sat­ n dollar and Mhrshfield promises to order of the government for the pur­ lasts 46 minutes nt the close of which Oregoti, and Lena Melville, of Marsh­
and soma a n doing so.
pose of saving daylight. All stu­ there will be n union evangelistic ser­ field.
urday instead Of working from one add $2 for every one the loggers eon- dents
plsase observe this new regula­ vice nil the churches uniting. It is March 28—O. C. Rier, of Lost Val­
tribute.
T.
J.
Thrift,
of
Coquille,
will
until five as was done formerly.
tion and be sore to get up early.
desired to make this the crowning ser­ ley, Ore., and Mrs. Mildred Cooley, of
be the treasurer of the fund.
The slides sent ia by the university vice of the week and of the day. The North Bend. They were married yes­
A
logger
poet
is
also
in
demand,
certainly help swell the fund, ia order
one who will try his’hand at writing this week showed various scenes on choir will assist with special music terday at the court house by Judge
that others may have the yam to do
n
song for' the Loyal Legion. The agricultural subjects, such as the beef, at this service and there will be a Watson.
with.
beet
of these songs will be published wool, pork, and dairy industry of the Gospel message.
Mrs. Wimer, of the Roy district,
You will eertainly attend some ser­
in
the
Coos ooonty papers and prises sfiste.
contributed $1.60 to the yam fund
' The pictures of the basket ball team vice on Easter Sunday, if you have New Cases in Circuit Court.
will
be
also
swarded
for
two
or
three
and Mrs. Judith Collier, »2.60.
McKinley Red Croon.
were taken Tuesday for the Laurel. no church this church invites yon.
at the top.
Mareh 26—Charles E. Cathcart vs.
8. G. Rogers. Pastor. Elfia
The list of workers at our Refi The reports from locals down the — The High School la preparing to
Cathcart. Suit for divorce.
make
n
one
hundred
per
cent
parti­
Cross last Thursday were as follows: river all indicate a very favorable re­
March
W .Smith vs.
Meademee Geo. Glenn, L. A. Law- ception of the idea and H is probable cipation in the patriotic parade April St. Janes Episcopal Church. David A. 26—Gertrude
Smith.
Suit
for
divorce.
home, Lee Mast, Mack Baker, Emms that the meeting tomorrow night will 6th.
March
28—H.
E.
Anderson
vs. Enon
Sunday
School
nt
10
s.
m.
Susie Abell and Mildred Norton are On Tuesday in Easter Week, April M. Harris.
Ingram, Anna Wilcox, Oscar Bunch, be s rousing one.
Amongst the articles of clothing for Alva Brown, Wat. Forbes, Arthur Secretary Robert, of Local 16, says both absent from school this week
there will be a Celebratioff of the March 28—Virginia Wado Fraser
the Belgian relief wen a few things Brown, Otto Prey and Miss Mildred that the funds raised by the Legion on account of sickness. Susie has 2nd,
Holy
Communion at 7 s. m. and 9 a. vs. H. W. Fraser. Suit for divorce.
which were deemed unsuitable for Mast
Will be in the neighborhood of $10,000 new been sick with the grip for about m. The former service is specially March 26—Bird L. Nosier vs. Ruby
Our chairman, Mrs. Walter Low- and that they are figuring oa n crowd two weeks, but expects to be able to
for those whose business Nosier. 8ult for divorce.
borne was on the sick list and not of 16,000. The impossibility of pro­ return to her studies some time next arranged
prevents
them
from attending the lat­
able tak e with us this weak.
viding accommodations for a fraction week, while Mildred has had a slight er service. Be it noted that Christian
McKinley has bean having a siege of that number here is all that pre­ attack of appeadicitis.
The Celebrated
practice requires all Communicants to
of measles, but as no new eases have vented Coquille from being given con­ The K. K. War Savings Society was communicate
at
least
three
times
a
been reported far two weeks, wt hope sideration in selecting the place to organised Wednesday. Members year of which Easter must be one.
from the Fourth and Fifth grades,
they are over.
hold the celebration.
Evening Prayer and Sermon
68 in nil, joined. The president is at Choral
Awarded Gold Medal
Our secretary road a letter to our
8
p.
m.
Tuesday.
Mary
Esther
Johnson
and
the
secre­
Auxiliary from the Coquille Branch
P.
P.
L E. San Francisco, 1915
These services will be conduced by
Utter back-Lund.
tary, Katherine Wernich.
commenting on the work which was There was
the
Rev.
Frederick
G.
Jennings,
Rec­
a happy home wedding
sent In a wank ago, saying it was at the Lund home
of Eugene, by permission of the The strongest and nearest waterproof
here at 11 o'clock Serious Auto Accident in Douglas tor
beautifully dona. This is very en­ last Sunday mor.iing
Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers,
whan Harold T. E. Gill, of this city, whose fam­ Bishop of the Diocese.
Sewing hours at the work rooms couraging as it was our first work.
will be from 2 to 4 hereafter, and it While ws have some excellent seama- Utterback, of Powers, and Miss Mar­ ily are still living nt Roeeburg until
Miners, 8portsmen and Workers.
Presbyterian Church.
is urged that the workers be there stresses we feel that much credit is garet Viola Lund, youngest daughter the school year closes, has just re­
before 2 so as to begin work prompt­ due our inspector, Mrs. L. A. Law- of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Lund, were ceived news of two or his sons having Teaching service from 10 to 11 a. m.
ly. This is necessary if much is to boros, who ia very thorough in her united in marriage by Rev. 8. G. Rog­ been seriously injured in an automo­ Morning eervice nt 11 a. m. Sub­
ers. After the ceremony s wedding bile accident. Francis Gill, four ject, “The Resurrection.”
be accomplished.
work.
Keep Your Feet Dry Use The
lunch was served and the bridal par­ years old, had started down the street Evening, union services nt the Ta Bergmann
Mr. Richard McCarthy donated ty
Water-Proof Shoe OiL
took
the
train
at
2:80
for
their
Methodist church.
$1.00 this week.
to
moot
his
mother
who
was
coming
home at Powers where Mr.
Rev. J. A. McVeigh, pastor.
At the dance Saturday night 76 future
Theodore Bergman
from a neighbor’s. Philip Gill,
Utterback holds the position of en­ home
ware present. Everyone had a very gineer
12
years
old,
followed
to
ess
that
his
Shoe
Co.
the employ of the Smith little brother was not hurt and nt
Christian Science Society. 421 Thurman Manufacturing
enoyable time and we realised $53.80 Powers in Logging
St. Pert la ad, Oregon
Co.
available for the groat Patriotic pa­ after
expenses ware paid. The
Chaa. Critser, of Melrose, Services next Sunday at 11:00 a. Da.
present were: Mr. and Mrs. once saw towards
rade April 6th. Every member most Oyster our
sapper was cooked and served F. Those
him in n car going Wednesday evening meeting nt 8
C. True and children, Frankie and coming
participate in this parade—one and at the Aasen Bros.’ Cook house.
at
high
speed.
GUI boy o’clock.
all are must help make this an over­ The Red Cross wishes to thank all Frances; Mrs. Owen H. Knowlton, of jumped to snatch The the older
one Sunday school at 9:80 a. ra.
whelmingly successful patriotic dem­ those who helped In getting np the Coquille; Mrs. A. Stewart, sister of away from in front of the younger
public reading room open ev­
car
bat
was
the groom; Mrs. McLr.nghlin and too late. Both of them ware run ery Free
onstration. Our Government expects
day,
Sundays and holidays,
us to show our colors on this occa­ pecially the Aasen Bros, for donating daugtor, Frances, and Mr. Raymond down. Philip was ran over and soma frdm 2 to except
4
p.
m.
Lea,
all
of
Powers,
and
Fred
Lorenz
sion and the Red Cross organization the milk, coffee and pickles and the
projection under the machine caught Corner Third and Hall streets.
Lost—a gold ear screw, somewhere in
by virtue of their importance in the use of their kitchen and dining room and Camilla Lorenz, of Coquille.
in
his overalls and dragged, him for
tKe business part of town. Leave
Mrs. Knowlton and Mr. Lee acted s hundred
great war ia to have a prominent nt the Cook house.
along the rock ballast­
Christian Church.
at the Sentinel office and receive re­
v place in the parade hero and every­ Our Rad Cross now has the funds as matron of honor and groomsman. ed roadway. feet Almost
miraculously he Bible School at 10 a. m.
ward.
where. And we need nil the badges on hand to covar all expanses up to
escaped
from
death
and
broken
bones,
Morning
Worship
at
11
a.
m.
we have and more too, so do not neg­ the present time.
Probate Court.
though so badly bruised and scratched Christian Endeavor nt 8:80 p. m FOR SALE—Having sold our Gravel
lect thin little matter.
— Notwithstanding the short notice C. R. Barrow, as attorney, has filed that
Ford lease we will sell our milking
he had to be carried home. Fran- Evening service nt 7:80 p. m.
McKinley sent quite n large bundle n petition for the appointment of n
machine,
used only 6 days. Price
You
are
cordially
invited
to
all
The ladies of the local Red Croes of clothing in to Coquille Saturday for guardian for Lloyd 8. D. McAdams,
$160.
Also
one 114 horse power
will serve dinner, April 8th, in the W. the French and Belgian children.
Monarch
engine.
Phone 427. C. O.
Lula
S.
McAdams,
Henry
McAdams,
A.
J.
WUddon,
Minister.
O. W. hall, 60 cents per pints. Eat Arride Shepherd from Camp Lewis Chaa. C. McAdams, Annie F. Mc­
King,
McKinley,
Oregon.
lltf
there and help finance n good cnose— is house en a week’s furlough.
Adams,
Marguerite
N.
McAdams
and
Garden
planting
is
tbs
order
of
the
you’ll gut year money’s worth tool
FARM FOR SALE—186 acres, 20
Mrs. Wilcox received word from Bonnie V. McAdams, children of the
ty here now. It’s boon too wet to acres of bottom in cultivation; 60
her son. Grant, that he has been sent late Samuel H. McAdams.
>t seeds in ns early as is usually scree hill land in grass. 2 miles
to Now Lenden, Conn., and is now
from Coquille. George Colvin, Co­
A petition was filed Mareh 21 for
quille, Oregon.
the administration of the estate of The carcasses of the deer shot Just
after
Gov.
Withycombe
closed
the
sea­
Geo. F. Mullen, e t Myrtle Point. The
estate consists of $5,000 rosi and $800 son Inst fell have since been held in
personal proparty and the appraisers odd storage pending the recent trial
aro J. L. Laird, E. E. Weakly and W. of the men arrested for killing them.
Warden J. M. Thomas says the meat
will now ba sold nt public auction and
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good sec­
the money turned into tbs Red Cross
ond hand split hickory boggy cheap.
treasury.
Light one horse rig. Inquire nt
Bergmann Shoe