Gravel Ford Gems and Local Happenings
Mrs. W. T. Brady was badly bruised after a fall from a horse on the way to church. W. A. Culbertson shows improving health in recent days. Ruth Magary of Marshfield visited Raymond Bunch this week. Frank Jamish and wife traveled to town in a wagon as boats suffer damage. Overton family moved to LaCenter Washington. The Academy closed with a fine program as Raymond Bunch aided transport to Myrtle Point for students and faculty. Emmerson to teach here next winter. Gravel Ford Cheese Factory began season April 21 with Robi Parrish as manager. Mrs. Otto of Myrtle Point assists Mrs. Culbertson at home. Carl Hollenbeck rents his father-in-law’s place and clears land. Oregon Grape week at the Garret home honors neighbors I. J. Roberts and family, who plan a model farm after improvements. They hosted Chester Lee and guests Ivy Miller Cecelia Miller Eddie Roberts and Ellis Dement to enjoy farm fare. Lou Billings works busy on fences and brush this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Brady
W. A. Culbertson
Ruth Magary
Marshfield
Raymond Bunch
Frank
Overton
LaCenter
Washington
Academy
Myrtle Point
Emmerson
Ford Cheese Factory
Robi. Parrish
Otto
J. D. Culbertson
School Opens With Popular Teacher At Sugarloaf
The Sugarloaf school opened last week with Miss Della Bryant in charge. Hoffman School District will hold eighth grade exams on May 8 and 9 led by Mrs T M Stover with a California Life Diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Bryant
Hoffman
Connie
Ellis Warner
Carl Griffin
T.M. Stover
California Life
Sam Breuer
Indian Creek
Guardian's Sale Notice for Robbins Minors Assets
Under a county court order Sara Robbins guardian will sell at private cash sale the undivided four ninths of a land strip 100 feet wide extending through Lot 12, Section 5, Township 30 South Range 12 West Willamette Meridian Coos County Oregon. Sale begins May 17, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Willamette Meridian
Cos County
C. A. Smith Timber Company
Coquille River
Sara Robbins
John A .Robbins
Ivan S. Robbins
Harry L. Robbing
Truman L Robbing
Brewster Valley Breezes and Local Outings
Good weather prevails as farmers plow. A dozen young people visited Bridal Veil Falls on Sunday and took several pictures. Bill Watson stayed with E. N. Harry from Friday to Monday amid chatter about a potential confrontation. Cherry Blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fork
Bill Watson
E. N. Harry’s
Bill
Rural Remarks: Neighborhood Farm News and Local Happenings
Farmers plow and plant during fine days. Norland Gant, small son of Mr. and Mrs. A B Gant, was badly kicked by a colt last week but is recovering. Miss Mary Price visits sister Mrs. Hayes. Leonard Hartley family returns to mountain home. Hemmingway worked on Johnson Creek and plans prospecting near Iron Mountain. W McCurdy ships furs, notes three feet of snow at Iron Mountain cabin. Mrs. Calvin Gant visits with Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hodge
A.B. Gant
Norland
Mary Price
Thos. Hayes
Leonard Hartley
Hemmingway
Johnson Creek
School Notes and Upcoming Events at Local High School
In the 7 B Grade those with A grades were Mary Greene Frances Braden and Inez Stanford. Several students remain out with the mumps. In A 7th and B 8th grades Joe Knight Marty Stuart and Ruth Anderson are out with mumps. Dr Schaefer gave an Educational Future lecture to about 225 attendees with Bingville Orchestra and Prof Davidson providing music. A large crowd is urged for the Oratorical Contest whose proceeds help cover contestant chaperone and judge costs. The High School Association and Baudon Gree Club receive proceeds. the Unique Theatre hosts Primary Grades closing exercises after Corpus Christi Day. The Senior Class play is set for Wednesday May 21 with tickets on sale May 1. only 800 tickets issued with proceeds funding the 1913 memorial in the school. Misses Nellie Breuer Lena Schnieder and Alec Wickson praised shorthand pupils and hosted a games night at Lena Schnieder’s home with light refreshments for students and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baudon Gree Club
Htigh School Association
Wulviuual School
Mahy
Nellie Breuer
Lena Schnieder
Alec Wickson
Local items note hospital visits and community events
S M ORE LOCAL Ayie reports Jack Abbott has left the hospital for home and is improving. Bills announce a May day bull at Herm ann's hall. Duluth arrival Mr Lee is at White Cross Hospital with poison oak. Portland residents Mr and Mrs O H Lamphere have been visiting. B F Rider, living with W E Hartley, leaves for Bandon after carpentry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Abbott
Hermann’s Hall
Lee
Duluth
Minn
White Cross Hospital
Contractor arrival boosts Smith-Powers line project
Palmer and Holbrook firm arrives with grading machinery to sub contract the Smith Powers line. Mr Palmer and crew and 20 horses and mules travel by Breakwater and Roseburg for on site operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Palmer & Holbrook
Smith-Powers
Roseburg
Open air dance pavilion planned for fairgrounds and oratorical event
Notice to the Public describes a new open air dance pavilion in the oak grove at the fair grounds with a first class floor. It lists attendees including Claude Endicott and many others and notes the oratorical contest in Benson's Hall Friday at 8 o’clock with a silver cup on the line for entrants from each high school. The Bandon Glee Club will perform and the 8th Grade exams occur May 8 and 9. Reserved seats are on sale at Hermann's confectionery store for 3d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Fair Grounds
Claude Endicott
Hallet Bargett
David Rackleff
Flentge Perkins
Chester Adams
Kennon Smith
Paul Breuer
Urbin Elwood
Mieses Grace Hall
Helen Whitaker
Rowena Roberts
Hazel Neal
Genevieve Neal
Zella Summerlin
Abbie Elwood
Dorothy Miller
Lola Greene
Etta Darnell
Brown
Hermann’s Confectionery
Hayes minors sale of land in Coos County Oregon 1913
Guardian J M D Hayes to sell by private cash sale after May 17 1913 real property in Coos County Oregon described as a 10.16 acre strip and a 0.73 acre right of way along railroad line and Coquille River for the estates of Adolphus Hayes Harrison E Hayes and Jesse F Hayes minors. First publication April 7 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Harmon
L. L. Harmon
Cooos County
Oregon
Coos County
John F Hall
State of
Coos
Adolphus Hayes
Harrison E. Hayes
Jesse F. Hayes
J. Me D. Hayes
C. S. 21
Township
Willamette Meridian
Coquille River
C. A. Smith Timber Company
J. Mc. D. Hayes
Nealles Hayes
Simple Buckthorn Remedy Helps Myrtle Point People
Myrtle Point residents report quick relief from sour stomach gas and constipation after using a simple Adlerika based mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and antiseptic agents. The remedy is said to antisepticize digestive organs and draw out impurities with a single dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
N. G. W. Perkins
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