, , , , '■ ’ N T! MH «= >«f y — — r-*t in the and bald a vary interesting Several brought visit in up far discuatton among them and Mrs. being the ! Lamb Grove question. with him A committee Ittee was appointed to but are expected soon. visit the Commercial Club and Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Barton we Arthur Ellingsen returned aak fo r their; support in this over to the Bay yesterday. | iturday from Seattle where he matter. Petitions have been cir­ J. L. Ansen retained from a secured the exduisve agency for culated and signed by a large trip to Portland yesterday. the W inchester Arma products number o f citizens asking that *;.!>• i *•- - ... 'f - , • J #• . • v t . — guns, ammunition, tools, etc. the city council proceed to pur­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Paulson chase this tra ct These petitions plaited Marshfield yesterday There will a dance at River­ will be presented to toe City Thrift week begins tomorrow ton Saturday night, with the Council at an early date. W e have just received a fresh Coquille Orchestra furnishing and runs until next Saturday. Mr. A . T. Morrison appeared the music and a boat leaving C. J. Fuhrman. made a busi­ here at 8:80 to take the crowd. before the Club and explained stock o f fine quality rubber the necessity -for raising more ness trip to Marshfield Tuesday John Epperson, a brother of *unds fo r school building pur­ Hemstitching done at Mejbelle goods that we can absolutely S. V. Epperson, returned to poses, owing to the great in­ Ford’* Millinery. Portland Wednesday morning crease in cost o f building mater­ Just received a line o f D. M. C. after a three weeks’ visit here. ials since the bond election. The guarantee. 'crochet thread at The Racket His home is in eastern Washing­ Club passed resolutions in sup­ port o f the School Board in ask­ ton. Store. Capt. Upton’s subject will be ing for an additional bond issue. J. M. Weekly, o f Gravel Ford, Mrs. McComb, o f O. A. C., was was in town a few days this “ Recreation — the Maker o present and talked in behalf o f Men.” This is a big and vita week. V . * • the Home Demonstration Work Born last Monday to Mr. am subject and he is well qualified in this county. 'A t the conclu­ Mrs. Geo. A . Stevens, an eight to talk on that subject. Liberty sion o f her remarks, the Club Theatre, January 23rd. pound son. voted to raise $100.00 to assist First D. M. C. crochet thread in retaining Miss Kalbus for the Mrs. T. B. Currie returned ice the w ar at The Racket coming year. an.” Monday from a visit to friends Store. - The other story has to do with at the Bay. a boy somewhat older, whom we Entertain the “ 500" Club. M n . i. P. B «yen w u vi.ltin * W * " » Br° T * | T '" * Í ** Mr. arid Mrs. L. P. Branstetter will call Randolph. His mother week, entertained the Senior “ 500” was cheerfully singing or per­ and Thursday. where he had been examined as lub and the husbands o f the haps only humming a tune as Miss Jessie Pointer returned to his sanity and ordered com­ club members at their home last she went on with her household yesterday from a visit to friends mitted to the state hospital. evening in a delightful manner tasks, when he broke out rather im patiently: out in the valley. The enrollment at the high which made the hours pass Mama, * I wish to goodness quickly and pleasantly. The i H ie legislature has voted to school here reached a total o f you’d sing something else. I quit tomorrow— making this 108 during the first semester rooms were beautiful with want to sit down; I’m tired eenery and artiatic decora- six-days session. and it is deemed certain that a' * ns, and a delicipus luncheon standing up." Our thanks are due to Frank this figure will be considerably In whatever respect the rising about midnight was i fitting cli­ Burkholder for a delicious mess increased during the second. genera ton lacks reverence, it is max to the evening’s entertain­ SO o f salmon trout. Capt T. Dinsmore Upton is ment. The club prize was won certainly not in failing to pay A. S. Hammond was down known a s' “ Pal o f A ll the E by Mrs. Ed Lorenz while Mrs. proper attention to our national from Myrtle Point this morning in Town" and is said to be the was awarded toe conso­ anthem. / A nr ar . . best example o f the iron hand in lation prize. Mrs. Jennings won on legal business. a velvet glove. Don’t miss hear­ the ladies’ guest prize, and Hal The Secood Semester o f School The O. A. C. meetings this ing him. Liberty Theatre, Jan­ Pierce the gentlemen’s and Ben The second semester o f the week have been well attended uary 28rd. * W - -r . . — -, i ' Ourrie captured the consolation. Coquille Schools will open a week and very instructive. — Sam G off is serving a sentence Besides the hosts those present from next Monday, Jan. 26. Par­ ,'i C A. DeLong bought the Jen­ o f sixteen days in ja il here for were: ents having children who have is the p la ce to g o son building on Front street at having intoxicating liquor in his Messrs, and Mesdames Walter attained the age o f A years since Sheriff's saw last Saturday for possession— four per cent beer Sinclair, Chss. Evland, Bert Fol­ the term began last fall, should « 9400. o f his own manufacture. He re­ som, Ed Lorenz, Geo. Lorenz,'J. lave them enroll at this time,] to g e t them Hark Dunham was called over ceived his sentence in Judge A. Lamb, V R W ilson,-A J Sher­ if they wish to have them attend wood, T. B. Currie, Fred Slagle, school during the present school to the Bay Wednesday 4o Stanley's cou rt H. W. Pierce, L. H. Hazard, D. year. straighten out some more kids W. A . Goodman, who left here CHARGED ~ h A. i — there. Pierce, Geo. Robinson, J. Students desiring to enter about ten years ago, and is y m Collier, H. A . Young, Mrs. F. high school should enroll- next spending the winter here, says Mrs. E. N. Harry visited Jennings and Mrs. Ida Owen. week if possible, preferably on PAIRED friends in Marshfield Wednes­ that his son, Earl, who left Co­ Thursday or Friday. day, returning to Coquille yes­ quille three years ago, is manag­ He Is an H and S Student. Raymond E. Baker, SEALED ing the elder Goodman’s dairy terday. City Superintendent ranch near Portland W e learn from the Oregon Mrs. Frank Black has come BUILT ' The O. C. Jensen place which Smerald, the official student pa­ over from the Bay fo r a visit Fox Funeral Sunday at Bay with her sister, Mrs. A. A . Se- tad been advertised in the Sen­ per o f the University o f Oregon, The funeral o f Joseph E. Fox, lander. tinel was bought last w e e k ly a Lha^t R. H. Mast Jr., was one o f 56 students at the university o f whom Hark Dunham furniah- named Smith, who Miss Norm Hansen, o f Crook who made all H and S grades es a sketch on another page, took J «ton, Minnesota, is visiting at very much surprised to find ap- In the grading place at Marshfield last Sunday the home o f her brother, K T. >les still on the trees and system there H stands for “ hon- at the Baptist church, conducted y sound and appetizing. l fanyjan or,” the highest possible grade, by Rev. A . G. Anderson. His The work o f repairing the equivalent to between 96 and daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Nelson] Earl Leslie left Monday morn­ ing to resume his studies at the foundations o f the old Herald 00 per cent, and S for “ super­ and Mrs. Margaret Wheeler] office building has been in pro­ ior,” only a shade lower in the came down from Portland with University after a week's Two good lots and good cottage for $325.00 gress this week. It now has a school. Reuben, who is prepar­ the remains. A large number o f | at home. underpinning that stands ing himself in medicine, was the old Bottlers attended the $50.00 cash and $10.00 per month takes the You are invited to «pond these long on 6oHd concrete blocks. I f only student from Coos county ices. The interment was in the I rainy evening* at the Club Billard oundations and roofs are kept to attain the H and S grades, Odd Fellows cemetery. place. Hall, dean, warn, comfortable. Fol­ n repair, the rest o f the build- rhis is his last year at Eugene, low the crowd. tf ng will last a long time. after which he will take the Wilson Bays Brockman Place inquire of Ned C. Kelly A. N. Gould came home yes­ The Liberty Theatre is adver­ course in the university’s medi­ Frank G. Wilson, who has terday from the Bay where he tising fo r next Tuesday and cal college at Portland. been managing Jthe Smith-Pow- ] has been doing some surveying Wednesday one o f the greatest era ranch near the county farm — a Will Take Special Coarse on Coos river. photo-plays o f the year. It is for a year past, this week Probate Court Itoou Do you w w t a Portland daily. If County Herd Inspector W. V. bought the J. A. Brockman place Miss Minnie Kalbus left for T h e Miracle Man,” and its pro­ you subscribe for it in connection with duction has drawn crowded On January 18th, Z. T. John­ Glaisyer returned Monday from o f a couple o f acres, west o f Lakeside and other points in the See their .arson Slough, where he has town on the Marshfield road. son, J. D. Barklow and P. W. the Sentinel it will be money in your north part o f the county Thurs­ houses everywhere. pocket advertisement on the sixth page been testing cows. He reports The price paid was $1260. Mr. Laird were appointed Apprais­ day morning. : 'or a synopsis o f the story. - b e cattle there all healthy. Mr Brockman bought a fine ranch ers o f the estate o f Alice A rring­ Use D. M. C. crochet thread Glaisyer leaves soon for Pull­ three miles above Gravel Ford ton, o f M yrtle Point. W. H. Mansell returned from thread the kind that wears long­ at toa On January 13th an order was man, Washington, where be on the East Fork and moved er and keeps that pretty gloss his month’s trip to San Francis­ made for the adoption o f Jo­ co last Saturday and on his way plans to enter the state college, there some time ago. A t the Racket Store. sephine Anderson by Mr. and rom the depot purchased the for special work on cattle di Mrs. James Adams. Chester Clark is to take the ast o f Jack Lamb’s Special Six Lyceum Number January 23 Last Friday A . S. Sherwood place o f his father, the late W. Studebaker, on which he says he Captain T. Dinsmore Upton, filed a petition fo r the adminis­ A. Clarke, as deputy collector o f saved a considerable amount ov­ Marriage who will be at the Liberty The­ tration o f the estate o f H. J. customs at the Bay ports. er what he would have paid in Jan. 9— Alva » Warner and atre on tlje 23rd, was form erly Collier, o f Coquille. He left real Jake Force, an old settler, was the city for the same thing. -