The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., April 26, 1918, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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can help Na-
M n. Gay Ford returnad homo Fri­
day m n in c from Tillamook whoro
■he went to attend tha funeral of bar
father.
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Sapt- A. L. Barnhart want to Co­
quille Saturday to attend a meeting
of the superintendents of tha various
schools of the county.
Mabel Pierson began working In the
local Sugarloaf cheeae factory Satur­
day.
The W hitaker Lumber Co. expects
to begin sawing about the latter part
of this week.
S upt W hitaker re­
turned from Marshfield with a new
edger which will make a much needed
addition to the mill. The logs have
been bought and as soon as they ar­
rive the mill will begin operation.
Word was received here this week
th at Grandma Lee died in SpAngfield
Sunday, April 14, a t the home of her
son, Elmer. She waa buried In Cot­
tage Grove. Mrs. Lae had lived in
Myrtle Point for several years and
was loved by everyone. It was only
a short time ago that her husband
died.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry B. Black were
Marshfield passengers Sunday.
The W. R. Smith family spent Sun­
day in low ers.
Noble O. Herring, a Southern Paci­
fic plumber, who has been installing
toilets in the local depot, left for
Portland Monday morning.
On last Friday evening the Coos
County Declamatory-Oratorical Con­
test was held in the Christian Church
in this place. Representatives, from
every high school in the county were
present to take part. The girls of the
county took part in the Declamatory
and the boys in the Oratorical Con­
test.
The forepart of the evening
waa devoted to the Declamatory divi­
sion. All of the young ladies were
very closely contested and this made
it very dilficult for the decision, to be
rightly made. Miss Marvel Skeels,
of Coquille, eras declared the winner
and as a result Coquille gets the
for the last two yoara. Tha Oratori­
cal Contest waa more one-sided, Myr­
tle Point’s representative, Lyle Nos­
ier, easily won tha decision. His
piece, “Sparticns to the Gladiators,"
was delivered in such n way as to
make anyone proud. A fter the con­
test the staunch M. P. H. S. support­
ers gathered in n car and with vari­
ous high school yells informed the
Myrtle Point citisena that we had
won. Mr, C. W. Boetticher, superin­
tendent of the Albany City schools,
acted as judge. Before opening the
exercises s four-minute speech for the
Liberty Bond drive was mad by A t­
torney Frank Pierson.
M yrtle Point teemed simply "full
and running over” with soldiers Wed­
nesday evening when the Home
Guards drilled for the first time in
their new uniforms which were re­
ceived Tuesday. The Guards are pro­
gressing very rapidly in their drill.
They are now divided into squads and
-the various officers have been appoint­
ed by Captain Tonney.
Sunday afternoon a carload of
young “couples” drove to Broad bent.
Monday morning Dr. and Mrs. J. L.
Masson and Miss Erma O’Conner
drove to Arago to convey Miss Jame­
son to the Arago school where she is
teaching.
W. L. Cassidy, of Portland, is very
ill at the Guerin Hotel. Dr. Pember-
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W e have ju st received word th a t w w ill receive a
o f W HITE $E E D OATS in a few days.
L et us have y
now to be taken care o f on arrival.
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of the R. W. Davidson ranch in
Stringtown. He is moving his family
there this weak and Mr. Davidson is
moving on the Wilbur Barklow ranch.
Wilbur Barklow, who is working in
Marshfield, spent the weak and a t
horns visiting his,fam ily.
Claud Giles and wife were Broad-
bent business visitors Monday.
Hugh Nrideigh Is hems for s few
days from Marshfield where he has
been working for some time.
Miss Genevieve Stinson is very OI
with measles, her condition requiring
the attendance of a trained nurse.
Her parents were called in from the
Max Dement ranch to be with her.
Wednesday evening Oliver Clarke
fell and cut his lip quite severely.
Dr. Pemberton informs us that the
critical condition of Maurice Dement
is much improved.
The oldest son of S. A. Pulford is
vary ill with measles and pneumonia.
Dr. Pemberton is attending him.
Dr. Clarks went to Bridge Tuesday
to see his patient, Rpy Brown, who is
quite ill with the measles.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Dement
on Thursday afternoon, April 25th,
A t tha special meeting of the Rad
Cross the following officers were
elected: Geo. Tonney, chairman; Mrs.
J. B. Campbell, first vice chairman;
Mrs. Laura Schroeder, second vies
chairmen.
Probate Court. V
P. G. Anderson, of Bancroft, has
been appointed adm inistrator of the
estate of dames Anderson, deceased,
the property consisting of $200 in reel
estate and $100 personal. The ap­
praisers ere O. C. Land, C. D. Price
end A. L. Price.
Mary X. Kennicutt has bean ap­
pointed guardian of Eugene W alter
Kennicutt? whose estate consists of
$76 worth of rynl estate. Tha ap­
praisers are H. R. Ward, George
Ward and John Fabry.
X. C. Roberta, ef Myrtle P rint, has
been named as adm inistrator of the
estate of Orison Johnson, deceased,
which consists of $200 in re d estate.
The appraisers are W. P. Grandy,
Jam as T. Guerin sad David McNair.
A petition has beea fliod by At­
torney Cleeton McMenamin, of Port­
land, in the m atter of the estate of
Delbert R. Wheeler, who died in Coon
county.
April 14, ISIS.
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L IE U T E N A N T S W A IT E D
HON. F. C. HARLEY, Mayor of
A storia, is seeking the Republican
nomination for Governor of the State.
No machine, no clique and no bankroll
are back of him, but he standi on a
tform containing specific planks
oring patriotism , labor, develop-
m eat of Oregon resources, light wines
and bear, distinctly excluding whis­
key and saloons.
Hs is striving for s greater Oregon,
an Oregon for all, not a few, and his
slogan is, "Do you want a live state?
Vote for Harley far Governor.” If
you are in favor of liberty at home,
as well as abroad and believe in a
square deal for all, become a Harley
Lieutenant by writing to the Harley
for Governor League, Portland Hotel,
Portland. Lieutenants are needed in
every precinct.
S
eoma from the winter quarters.
Wm. Stauff departed tdt Montagna,
California, last week. His many
friends are eagerly watching for Us
return with ell their "best wishes for
the futaire.
There was a dance ghran a t Arago
Saturday night
Last Saturday quite n large atten­
dance of the Fanners Union and
some members of the Grange from
Myrtle Point met a t Arago hall. Mr.
Barrow, of Coquille, and Mr. Kendal,
of Baadon, were sent as delegates and
snch gava a vary interesting speech
concerning tha orders.
Mr. David end Bern Root arrived
Wednesday from Montagus, Cal. Dav­
id la employed by the Schroder Bros
end Sam by the Stauff Brothers. *
* Purry Brewer has been improving
his residence by adding new porches
and re-shingling.
Mr«. Gao. Henninger is quite ill
with grip and an abeceaa. Also her
son, Chaster, is sick.
<n» Geo. Robison children have
b«tn sick but am bettor now.
The Finley family, of Fishtrap,
have afl been sick but are improving.
Thop moved to E ast Bandon Wodnes-
Good H ealth
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