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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1919)
MINOR 1 T U COQUILU TA UST U N T M L , COQOUILLB. OMOON. FRIDAY, APRIL 36. UW. daughter, Mrs. J. L. Crosby underwent a doubts operation at Morey Hospital At Bandon Sneaking of the Declamatory contest at Friday evening, the ___ -— All five schools of the county had representatives in both coo tests, all of whom made a creditable showing. The Declamatory contest eras partic ularly doss, making tbs judge’s task of selecting the winners most difficult. His flnal ranking gars first place to the declamation, “The Light from over the Range,” by Mias Stella Parker, of Myrtle Point; second place to “The Wild Olivo Wreath,” by Mias Florence Laird, of North Bond; and third place to "Tbs Fighting Father” by Miss Carol Rahskopf, of Coquille. Bandon was represented in this contort by Miss Josephine Croxall whose selec tion was, “The Spanish Duel,” a most difficult poem which she rendered well. wslL The MacCarmick .cup ~> in Oratory wus won for Bandon by George Chat- burn, his selection being a speech in Congress by Representative Hicks of Amert- New York, entitled "Spirit of if Amen- at the Bay. L. A. Liljeqrist was This weak the Cpos A Curry T«te^ Bey phone Co. installed a telephone in the Mrs. M. Hawkins was a Marsh- council chamber at the city hall and or< now wives who want toget their hue- r*' home from the Commercial lnl Father H. J. Mapevttt was in the bands Club in a hurry can call them there. city the first of thi meek. The number is «6». frc J. W. Laird is building a garage at The Sentinel nssds another hand in to 0>c hie place on Coulter otreet. iu mechanical department, in fact it do, Miss Bdna Harlocker was visiting is a good deal handicapped for lack of in M^vbanid the first of the week. help. If the reader knows of any one pr, Smith has returned from Cali with or without experience who would jp fornia and was in Coquille Tuesday. like a place in this office, we shall be hir The Coos A Curry Fair will be held glad to hear about tt. At,the Liberty Theatre tonight Nina ms , Myrtle Point October 1, 2, 8 and A Kitts, daughter of the proprietor of his One more elegant roses for rent the Ladies Shop at Marshfield, will agi appear in her great Toe Dance special- wa ty. At Powers last night she carried the Death of Mrs. John Peart Mrs. Fred Hollister cams over from the house by storm. She will appear the A. B. Dean yesterday received the brs North Bend Tuesday for e visit with in a beautiful Liberty costume. sad news of the deeth of his sister, friends hare. Mrs. John Peart, at Phoenix, Arizona, Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. A. Col- ^ last Saturday. Her husband and her liar entertained the ”600” elub and a Judge James Watson wont father, R. F. Dean were both with her Marshfield Sunday to attend the East number of other invited guests in her h(n there. She was 111 when she left here er services of the .Knights Templar. elegant and spacious new home on „ and moved to „ Oakdale, California, but Third street, the occasion being in the Mias Winnie Currie is beck on the nature of a house \ wanning. A dainty improved in that climate. Growing switchboard at central after e two and appetising lunch v Do it Without Delày worse again she was taken to Arisons weeks’ visit at various points in tbs last October, where she succumbed to Moti tort of soldier boys, have you W. H. Lyons has accepted a posi county. the “fid” after a two month’s illness. that questionnaire telling with tho Nosier Cash A Carry M. J. Krantx, of Raoddport, was tion Mrs. Peart was <! born in Phelps your boy’s service for Uncle where he started tq work the Sam T You know the schools of Ore county, Missouri, June 7, 1880, and n cellar Monday afternoon. Hs is one Store first of tho wook. Keith Leslie will gon are gathering meterinl for Ore moved to Texas in' her infancy. She of the entusiaatie boosters for the remain there until tho middle of May s part in the war. This material came to Coquille in September, 1884, Pacific highway. when he will take chaige ef the books gon’ to be made a permanent record and and on July 4, 1897, was married to A. M. Wood lord, better known ns for the ice, fish and ice cream business is every boy who has seen service in John Peart. Six children were born "Dsd" is preparing to move to Mod- of T. B. Currie. any heaarh the army or navy is en to them, four of whom are living: ford, whore %11 his property interest Mrs. Fred Slagle and Mrs. L. P. titled to have of his name in this hall of Margaret aged 18, Lester aged 10, ere, about May first. Brans tetter are receiving tide after fame. The only way your boys will Cecil three and Lenoro one year. Mrs. H. M. Shew M. D, Eye, Ear. Nose noon at the home of Mrs. Slagle, from ever get into the History of Oregon’s Part was a niece of D. F. Dean, so .and Throat specialist, will be st Bax S to 6, in honor of Mrs. Jennie WU Part in the War is by filling out this long the publisher of the Herald hero. ter Hotel, Coquille, on Saturday, May liams, who with her father, A. M. questionnaire. - 8he was a member of the Methodist 3rd. Glasses Fitted. 14t8 Woodford, is (saving the city in the The alloted time for the drive has church of this city. Sheriff W. W. Gage got out egsin near future to make their home in passed, but an extension of time has been granted. If you have not re Popular Music Teacher Wednesday after having been cos» Medford, Ore. fined to the house for several days A letter just received from Capt. ceived your questionnaire, call on or Mrs. W. H. Lyons has decided to with an attack of grip. G. Earl Low written in France, says he phone the teacher in charge of your take a limited number of pupils in the to be home by July, but he school. It is very important that no primary grades. She expects to take Robert J. Watson, an uncle of expects does not state whether he is returning one be missed. s special course in this particular Judge James Watson, died lest week to Coquille to resume his practice or grade of music beginning in June. at Creswell end the funeral wae held not He sende us a copy of his hos A Shortage 0f Teachers Special advantages will be offered at at Junction City on Monday. pital paper, “La Gossipe,” and one of County Superintendent Mulkey that, time by one of the beat conserve V. R. Wilson, “Optometrist,” Co the “8tara and Stripes.” states that Coos county confronts a toriee in Portland and Mrs. Lyons will quille, Oregon. Eyas Tested, glasses Referring to an item in s Bay pa shortage that is almost as take advantage of this splendid op fitted. Optical repairs of ell kinds. per telling about the probable removal serfbiis'as of a teachers crop failure. There are portunity to become more proficient Broken lenses duplicated. IStS of his clothing store to Reedsport, F. only 19 summer schools in Coos in teaching these grades. Miss Frances Medley entertained C. Purslty says there is no-hing to it county end nine of that number are fifteen friends with a theatre party and he hasn’t the slightest idea of now without teachers. Supt. Goetz, For .Sale at the Liberty ladt Saturday evening. leaving Coquille, though ho had been of North Bend schools, has been em 22 Vk acres Farm on East Fork of Coquille They had a good time end enjoyed the looking over the field at Reedsport powered with the authority to hire river; V4 under cultivation; show. with come idea of starting s branch the best teachers obtainable and will guaranteed; house, barn and fertility chicken leave at once for a swing about the house; good water; bearing orchard; County Commissioner Archie Philip store there. came home from Portland lest week In our Circuit Court Gertrude A state for that purpose. The minimum 12 sheep, 4 head of cattle; situated from Portland lest week with e severe Despot has just been granted a di salary law. recently enacted which near school. Can be bought for $2,- attack of influenza and has since been vorce from Thomas M. Despot with provides the lowest compensations 600 including this year’s crop; $1600 be $76 per month helps some, down and rest on easy terms. A real in bed. the custody of her 14-months old shall but other appeal to the bargain. If interested address Lester Albert B. Gidley, who is to supertn baby and the privilege of resuming teachers with vocations the result that many Mays«, Dora, Ore. 16t4 tend the paving of the Coquille- her maiden name of Pundt. Two des are giving up the profession.—Coos Marshfield road this summer wee In pot« in the family seem to have been Bay Harbor. the city yesterday interviewing Judge toq many, especially with another At year service. We call for and despot coming oa. Watson. deliver your cleaning and pressing. Gets Expert Sausage Maker Phone 1193. R. H. Sweet. Mrs. O. C. Sanford and her sister, Judge Coke went down to Gold O. T. Nelson has secured the ser Miss Ella Walstrom. returned last Beach Tuesday accompanied by Mrs. vicoe of an expert sausage maker, evening from Ashland where they Nellie B. Scott, court reporter. Court Carl Graten, and as long as tho trade spent the winter for the benefit of will open there this week, the prin justifies it there will be three of cipal case being the trial of George Mrs. Sanford’s health. them in the shop. is an Chenoweth for the murder of George expert in any part Mr. of Graten Geo. Aker was over frem North Sydnam. the butcher Probably the biggest array Bend last Friday visiting his parents of legal current ever gaen in a Curry business and Mr. Nelson considers He was still walking en air due to himself fortunate in having Mr. Gra the advent of a little son In the fami case will take part in that event. ten with him. Next' week he intends D. F. Dean is carrying his left band to fill his ice box and from that time ly the Saturday proceeding. in a ling and will be without the use on will be able to keep meat for sev J. A. Moyers, of Remote, was in of it for a month or more as a result eral days after killing before cutting town Monday and celled to add his of getting caught in the conveyor at it up, thereby furnishing a better If they tiro easily—if readiag or name to the Sentinel list. He has the Johnson K mill. The forefinger was quality to his customers. writiag causes headaches— just leased the Hannon place up there, split down each side and required » if your eyes smart or bury, you pro coming west from Nebraska last Oc number of stitches to sew It up, while bably need glasses, and every day’s tober. Start Plumbing Shop he bone in the second eras broken and L. Willey ana son, Chas. L. delay works further injury. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Robinson In the whole hand was badly lacerated jV., Chas. who returned a couple of weeks It would be best for you to take o tend leaving Sunday morning for a and torn. • ago after in the U. S. marines day Off and consult a specialist oa the lour of California, going as far south In the Fifth Victory Liberty Loan for the past serving year, have formed a part eye. as San Diego, and possibly into the advertisement elsewhere in this tsso«, nership and rented the Figg building Wear a pair of my perfect fitting Imperial valley. They will be gone a Leo J. Cary has enrolled the name A opposite the city hall, where they will glasses and enjoy case and comfort month or more. every man from the Coquille district, immediately open a modern plumbing of vision. From May 1 until October 1, the who went overseas for the great war, shop. They will specialize in hot wa Coquille Library will not be open os far as he could loarn them, and ter and steam heating plants, but will on Sunday, Mrs. Dimmick informs us, states that if anyone has been over be prepared to do all kinds of plumb Eye Specialist because the attendance is not suffi looked the omission was not intention ing. They have the shop equipment Corner Front sod Commercial al, and he will be glad to have any cient that* day to warrant the time expect to be ready for business MARSHFIELD, OREGON such names reported to him at once. and required to keep it open. next week. Mrs. H. A. Isensee informs us that William Cody, the Marshfield pain- ORANO n u n S N M . U Earle is due to land in New York to tor, who so mysteriously disappeared Sanitary Market Sold morrow. He was on the Rhine when while out crab Ashing a few weeks H. W. Miller this week sold his he wrote the last letter wd published ago and was thought to have bean meat market fixtures to Goo. Her from him, but very hopeful of so- drowned, has been seen in Yakima, mann, who moved the stock to Myrtle Wash. There is said to be a woman Point Mr. Miller transferred the curing a speedy discharge. In the case, on the building to Dock Bock, Rev. Louis M. Andercon, of the Yakima about the same intends to open a market there Myrtle Point Presbyterian church, disappeared. The reward s equipment he hat or- was a caller Tuesday in company with Cody “deed or alive” has derod arrives, Mr. Miller intends to Rev. Mr. Amos, of Portlffij^who Is drawn. buy veal, hogs and poultry for the looking after the interests i^Pfcat de Portland mark« as he elsewhere ad- nomination in vertisea in this Do Your Eyes Trouble You? DR. F. W. CLARK Piano Teaching HOUSEHOLD HELPS FOR SPRING CLEANING Furaitiire PoHah to brighten the Furniture Laqueret to renew all Woodwork O’Cedar PoHah. well known neceasity Liquid Veneer for renewing all Woodwork Oil Staiaa and Floors Palate for Floors Varnish for Floors, etc. Powdered Borax Boraxo, Lax Benzine, Gasoline , t Moth Balls and Flakes for protecting Woolen Goods from * Moths, etc. Cresoleum, the best Disinfectant and Deodorizer Robber Gloves to protect the hands while cleaning house, etc. Knowiton’s Drug Store PROGRAM OF ATTRACTIONS LIBERTY THEATRE FOR WEEK Saturday, April 26, to Saturday, May 3 SATURDAY, APRIL 26 **VIRTUOUS WIVES” F eaturing Anita Sewart in the film version of Owen Johnson's book portraying New York society, a sensation—-6 reels Charles Chaplin, the King of Laugh Makers in “ONE A. M.: —£ reels SUNDAY, APRIL 27 “HEARTS ASLEEP” Featuring Bessie Barriscale—6 reels Current Events—1 reel Strand Comedy—1 reel MONDAY, APRIL 28 “HER DECISION” Featuring Gloria Swanson—5 reels “A SHANGHAIED JONAH” Featuring Billy Armstrong, Maude Wayne and Uuy Woodward—Keystone Comedy—2 reels TUESDAY, APRIL 29 “FACE IN THE DARK” Featuring Mae Marsh—5 reels WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30 “PROXY HUSBAND” a uve little drama—2 reels “Hearst News”—1 reel “MAN OF MIGHT”—2 reels Episode No, 2 of this lively and exciting serial “Lyons-Moran” Comedy—1 reel THURSDAY, MAY 1 “THE DEMON” Featuring Edith Storey—6 reels “HENRY’S ANCESTORS” Sidney Drew and wife—1 reel FRIDAY, MAY 2 “OUR TEDDY” A life drama of this great American from me cradle to the grave—5 reels “THE NEW BREAKFAST FOOD” Featuring Smiling Bill Parson*—2 reels The Coquille Orchestra will render another of those excellent programs and accompany the leavure. place as a provider for your wife and Y OUR children must be filled if you should die. Will the provider be an adequate insurance pol- cy, or must it be your widow that struggles to take your place? The Bankers Life Company wrote Eighteen Million Insurance in Januarv, February and March this year. The reason? . No Boiler lamruce at Aoy Price. PATS UVE OR DIE. A. T. MORRISON District Agent for BANKERS LIFE COMPANY