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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1918)
* atwy L yf' 'ws \\ i Ï - v i L j, y ty for so many t few people a t! think of being k « ft Flashlight for one. We hftve In stock purpose. in ftnd select yours. ir-3B r'Nl n«8^ Flashlights Coquille and C W «»* i at timi : iteteli r Fibre Case, 90ct $1.40 K in g! p i Ä C 5 S ' •tided hie ■ rt- . «m e » a f it la if thqr 158 , Ted Brown vblted fri ffiMd the test Of the w« Belly Alford’s baby tek with dyborrtary but gain. . ; .ty- Mre.. J. Ç, fry e acts to leave an extended visit to materiel V f* "®wS« Work Id ea* tides’ll M Mete« Lteerery 3-Cell IStaready Flashlights Fibre Case» 1.5$, 1.70 Metal Case 2.05» 2.25 Pocket Flashlights» 90c, $1.15, $1.60 2-cell Batterite, 35c f? MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop. Want Ads from L, D. Joke- CaJL, that a new six- - to live at their - . hmnS the tetter port of f— Ifr i. Goo. Glenn pad children visite boye, FOR SALE—nym m th Bock pulteto will ! ed Mie. Chea. King Toaaday. six months old. »1-26 each. Write The meant min has softened the Box 612, Coquille, Ore. 98M* Lite body. A ll the < evergreen Meek berries so that the r f~ M --------------------*— - tedies et McKinley will give up that the weed I a FOR SALE or will trad# for cows or ‘ job until next year. Á grant There wee only the berries want to waste for went of If we do net six Bat t e n the enthusiasm i thirty ta the ward that ptekere. expressed I think them will be plenty ’ that, - ; should ha at pickers next year to save them ell. Clara Halter came beam lest Satur dnye. day for e few days’ visit with term folks. This to her WANTED—Board and rooms for tho teat July. wife end children at an army officer. P * Mrs. L. A. Lewhora« visited in Co Pwtchlng at 11 a. m. Subject: Answer Mrs. & W. Wynne, The quille several days teat "The Need <rf Today." Baxter. * f L A. Lawhome meal Yoon* People’» Meeting at 640 p. Af Bkaaisfhaim. Wehte, that John BU- , TO LEA8E—26 milk cows, will be t y g * . Uek fell from a Ugh tend tree, 180 cHy Preaching at 7:20 p. m. Subject: te Marek end April. Tama feat Ugh, wham he had climbed to will be fed reasonable. None but reaponsible la the Une I parties need apply. D. P. Jenkins, wae kilted instantly. John wee well a). | Bex 887, Banden, Ore. - 87tl* at McKinley end had all for his friends. Word came from M agh Lowborn Tho Coae-Curry from Sen Fmneiaeo that he end Me 12,769 j i of clothing In Ute i mi their way from Fort fuB dii ve for iteeka, to Fort Dodge, ham Iowa, wham he eaten the infantry training school. He eleo stated that Grade Sumerita wae la tho same regi ment end on Us way to the rtwi during tho * * tiernte mat, ( ' 1 mm o. a May Bey Mr. 4 J. M. V !6 ; r, I f .**fH »c e ll Batteries, 50c RaCkefJjfttore i the > ■ Metal Case, $1.15, $2.66 a wSSPe * Geo. F. B Myrtle 8.000 cent « ** The Mm. a a ■ .: tek Bund "Over the Tap" J. L. ; of 60 1 116«. W » da seda y Jamea Farris, o f Glenn county, California, a brotharn-ln-law of J. D. Laird and Mrs. X l Alford, of Brewster valley, a m from Coquille with Mr. AM aa to vielt a white «Ith hie old friends. Mr. Farris drove the Mage over the Cooa Bey road in 1882 and this is Ids first trip to the East ¡Fork country in the past th irty-*« years. Ha is a man 66 yean young, sad put in part of the summer in d Bony, an, Mr*. Holm M. «ads; Gold Beach, . Li tiler, 164 pound & Ceppe, 400 pe Mrs. Croas, 164 pom t o T. T h rift 200 Thé Oct. 6— Otto Ernest WoU le May Curtis, both of They wore married the mi Rev. A. D. Wolcott at his Oct. 7— B. V. Shadtey i Edward, both ai wem married th Stanley at his a Oct. 7—Patrick Arthur >4(1. 8. that tèe M “Pani' A t 740 p. Luann Wilke*, $160. Ole Sim at Carri* B. ! W. F. Hu Dominick Norina, $100. » Theodor* Neteoa, $100. L. A. Whereat, $100. Gertrude M. B illy«*, $80. C uh Battista, $lfi& %L Fred A. ? Jno. Rand, $80. Wm. Mrs. N elli* N o ll^ ip W j Y. Kanaka, $100. Rari Steele, $50. Geo. I I. L. Mr*. Ella Gftmoa, { Should Vote J Every friend ought to ^ Of Mr_____ PohlisMag I of t 8:00 p* o tr . days, ! “ 7‘ Chas. Halter, of Cherry Creek, is filling silos in Brewster Valley. On s recent trip to Myrtle Point I Oet.. 8—Holsmsn Asmatpaa and H a ig « Fictile, both of Marshfield. Juattee Bteatey psrf armed the cera amny the same A y . Oct. 9—Andel B. Iveraoili ead Mrs. On Setaiday eveniag, Sept 28, et 8 Mary Btekey, boto ef Marshfield. o’eleek a pratty wuddteg h They warn married th* seme day by Judge Watson at the court boom. et th* hem* of Mra. H. f , 616 T uniateaa Street, VelieJo Col., , Miss Verde CaJkins, e f Grand fatemi. Nebraska, was unii- «d la meninge te Emmatt Milton at Itela, Ore. Mica Ethel A d Charles W o if wer* th* Rev. W. D. Pbffllpe, ai thè First at tk* Eeriy Church. ► * “ * „ »■ “ * NOTICE OF CITT CAUCUS. Notice is hereby given that e caucus will be held in. the council chambers of the City HaU, in the City of Co- quilte, Cooa County, Oregon, on Tues- <tey. the 22nd-day of Octobor, 1818, at t*1* hour of 8 o’clock P. M., for the purpose of nominating candidates for officer» of sold city to be elected at the next regular election, towit: e mayor *• >erve for the term of two yeers, a recorder to aervo far the term of two years and three councilman to serve for the term of four yeers each; said candidates to be voted for at the reg- uter annuel election of said city to be held on Tuesday, the 6th day of Nov- ember, 191*. By order of the common council. J. 8. Lawrence, 39t2 CKyReconter. 01 the country than all other dtmaaee put together, ana for year» it wee sen posed to be incurable. Doctor» prescribed local remedies, and by f iinilaet% falPne to care with local treatment, *****-----tr* It Incurable. Catarrh to a local dtoeaoc. greatly lnduenced by consUtuttoual con ditions and therefore require» constitu tional feestmint. HaU*« estarrh Medl- tino. umnelactured by T. J. Cheney * Co.. Toledo. Ohio, to O constitutional ftia Afler thè esmmoay e ' Mr*. Jehaesa in thè U. 8. Nevy teftltem m h « end te et Mam bfaad, Gal. Me le i r. ead Mn. A. *■ Mayse» ai Itera. ! Otte Mr. ea hanneninr aeppmitn; to to Mr A. B. Campbell, o f the et Coqaffla, and Mrs. Camp- e trip to Drews tor Valley . H It their first trip up Fork eadT they know it is a county. , » # keen I — Charles Gill had to hie keep things N r - L n i k a h m e t i t o t e t o o . W**-W** ^ m<asure to cation of j two benefits a ^ on* f l ^ f exrnpt t On Wednesday Geo. Watkins filed a petition* by Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Stone, of Marshfield for the adoption of Melcena Clare Conway, a seven year eld daughter of Mrs. Stone’s by a former marriage. A petition for letters of administra tion in the estate of Joseph M. Nye Jr. was filed Wednesday by J. J. Stan- r. s. a t at 8 will bo $ 100 . 'M M t e B t d yea went S n n m 7 « • fsSä' of ■» Bergmann Shoe vf * Awarded Gold Modal * P. P. L E. Son Pramdsea, IBIS to f « Loggers, Cruisers. «tram e ead Wa*mm c.... - Now O mm to Cktoi Coart. ■^•Iheld geode Myrtle PWet balked O et 7—C. E. Cerpmtto/D. W. Csr- he we* naming ap the «trap pitch enter. Lydia Cnrpeater and F. J, tor h* had cromad the panteon bri* > Beet Fork én the Gold Chetbura, partners, doing business as C. E. Carpenter ft Co, vs. W. ft . Thewngea only tim fern wheels atoK Y ew fta t Dry m ¿*àÌ5 toi2 me*teT th* hind « 8H 1 .