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Mr. Kirkpatrick, the travelling
an for Ballon and Wylght, was in
Is place on business Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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Umbe, tho peck mao of Portland,
wns hers an business Tuesday
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Four Flavors:
Oliver Corbin, of tf-Je place, pur-
a Chevrolet touring car from
0. Jennings Saturday,
Mrs. Annp Bulling, of Norway,
■v|jo lived on the Martin Smith place,
died ct typhoid fever at the Pem her­
on hospital. She had boon ill thare
for seme time but was getting along
fine and was almost ready to go homo
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when she was taken suddenly ill and
died Sunday morning. Mrs. Stelling
was one of a family of twelve child­
ren, eight sisters and four brother*.
Her father and mother reside in Ger­
many. She waa twenty-six years old
tnd leaves to mourn their lose, a hua-
hami and one child. Funeral services
Were held at the chapel Tuesday at
2:0b o’clock and she was buried at
Norway.
The Coos county teachers’ institute
will bo held in Myrtle Point Oct. 20-
21-22. Rooms have been obUined to
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eccdmodaU ell the people coming,
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Ernest Clausen, of Humboldt coun­
ty, California, has bought tfce Carrie
Livingston place at Broadbent and
will move there on or about the twen­
tieth.
* The Commercial Club ' of Myrtle
Point will have a special meeting
next Tuesday with the Women’s club
which waa just organised recently.
Lloyd Hale, the music man of
Marshfield, Waa in town on business
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Ernest ? Wilkins, of this city, spent
the week on his ranch at Hall’s creek.
J. H. Shields uid W. E. Smith, both
->f R-seburg, were In this city Tuee.
fay on business.
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Miss Florence Anderson end Mice
Flossie Land spent the week end in
Mnrhfleld.
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Mrs. Ruby Baker and Mrs. E. A.
'''d g s, of this city, wore In CoquiH*
Monday afternoon on buainaas. . f ■■
Congressman Hawley was In
S fc m j j «fenft. te*»
’ he Theatre at seven
talked on polHieel problems.
Vallsy.
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Grover Bowers, the barber of this
rity, is ill at Ms homo this week.
About twenty-five of thirty ladies
on Friday's mail stags.
responded to tho announcement that
Mrs. Blair fall.Friday forenoon and
i woman’s dub would 'ho organised dial mated hot arm at tho dbow. She
Tuesday, October fifth, at the Modern
was taken to Dr. Richmond at Co-
Woodman hall. Everyone came full
quills, who fixed up the arm and dm
f enthusiasm and a very enjoyable
la getting along nicely at p m eat
and profitable mooting was had. Mrs
fL A. Annin called the meeting to writing.
'Her and introduced Mr. W J
three months’ vacation. Mr. Bennett
ham, superintendent of our schools
is the now superintendent, Mrs. Han­
here, who gave a splendid talk on
son organist. M ». Arthur Brown,
Joesible noods of the community, and
chorister.
Mm Lyman King ia
what eoold be accomplished through
secretary and treasurer and Margaret
the organisation of Is dab. Mrs. An
Wilcox librarian. A
nin was otsetod chairman of tho moot
- Milford and Roy Mast had business
big and introduced Mlsk Minnie Kal
Sue and she talked on mqny interest
tng topics' in Mr pleasing way. The
following officials were then elected
Mrs. W. C. Fender; fim
Mrs. R. A. Annin; sec
ond vies president, Mrs. Ralph Kring
third vice president, Mrs. Murphy, of
^ Bridge; recording secretary,
for
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Vanilla
Chocolate 45c
Devil Food 45c
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cake for less money - and less trouble.
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Oûr Best Bulk Coffee now 45c per
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Coquille Hardware Co.
has on display an unusually large stock of
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Coal Heaters
Combination Wood & Coal Heaters
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Universal Ranges
in Grey and White Enamel
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Florence Wickless Od Ranges
i W by gravity—No Smoke—No Soot
a.deal for tho
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d by Wm. Carver In the
part of town. A. W. Badi
ha* sold his pbme I» Frank Jack-
son, o t Bridget, aad I* T. Dense* fens
bright Urn property ho la occupying
aa a residu e ttm Urn, Joe tain t
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tary, Mrs. A. G. Thompson;
Mrs. Henry Hern
and by laws were
mmsnded by Miss Kalbus and adopt
ed by the dub. M
the name of the club would bo the
Woman’s Club of Myrtle Point. _Ttl
was also decided that the
meeting« would bo held on the first
and third Wedneadayt of each
After a lively discussion regarding
the reception of the teachers who at
tend the institute which will be held
here Octdjer 20-21-21 of this month,
the meeting adjourned to meet with
the Commercial dub of Myrtle Point
next Tuesday evening.
Real V alue here.
Time Denotiti
The BANK.OF
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mare orla** upon the interest eirnua by tbnr accumu­
lated saving* as a means of their livelihood, and to co-
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The Bank o f Myrtle Point
over «00,000.00
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The young people of thb place
hay. basin going down to Coquillo to
church in the evening and they a n
aoch old timer, they sometimes g .
>n a hay wagon, but Sunday evening
they took advantage of tho railroad
going down and hind a car to bring
hem home.
Mias Grace Hockema, o f Alsea,
came in last Friday and visited
friends hen till Sunday when aha
went to McKinley whore ahe will
teach school tho coming winter. Tho
gooc people of McKinley an fortun­
ate in securing each a teacher as we
I Juw thè best of
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hnow Grace te be.
Hsvo your car ropuin^by u
K. B. Finley had twain Mg dab
... a t. McKinley
Monday, Oct. 4, with Mias Grace come up on the Myrtle and Me poor
I Hockema, of Alsea, Ore., aa teacher better two-thirds has to can thorn.
Twenty-six pupils were enrolled.
Frank Snow out endings Monday. her mother hat just moved tO Co-
Grant Wilcox was a Coquille vid quiUe to enter school, was a visitor
| tor Sunday.
at R. B. Knife’s Saturday night and
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Mr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson, who Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Garrett, the new preacher wonderfully goad
have been visiting relatives afid
Mr. Baker in
Mias Bmata Finley has -■ ■ l . i , V * ro tL “ h^ 1
friends for tho past month, started at Pishtrap, has just arrived and will
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for their home at Grenada, Calif. preach hie first sermon next Sunday, ing bar brother. Hunk. fa. » k . *T r
0T«kfialsd. It Will go oil right
Saturday.
John Stone, who k u bam hariteg
teat W te k «d u i .
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for E. M. Beckham on Halls crush, ia
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" young paopte
Brown, -WHO
lived three year. wit’. „
time, is not
down here digging Us spuds.
and .sc
of the old ones a » pten-
P!ffectlygood hyobandt ' A m you’ll
Mr. and Mrs. Newton and sons ning t
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l ave returned from their pleasure ones t
teppod out “L. Search
Garthy's camp
trip on which they wont up into ones t*
M the Liberty Monday
Washington. They said th«y had ■ aid Vi
LONG'S Mach
Acetylene Welding %
Machine Work
Brazing
Phone 611
Battery Service
Auto Repairing
A t Graham’s Garage
Oct nth and 12th.
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