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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
5
A sprawling, errorful aggregation of community items notes a socialist club forming in Bandon with thirteen members, fence and parsonage updates, fishing and fielding hints, school term start, watch repairs, fruit crop prospects and local business ads. It mentions Abe Stovall, Dennis H Stovall, and local civic moves in Coquille and Myrtle Point with a May baseball schedule.
Mrs BF Lawrence of Portland arrives by morning train to visit her parents Mr and Mrs P E Drane. Geo H Guerid injures an ankle after stepping from curb in Coquille. W Netsger of Oregon City heads to Coquille City to sign with the baseball club. Real estate and business notices include a dairy farm for sale near town, a coven cottage contract on Jackson Street, and general goods orders with commission. May Day program planned at Myrtle Point school May 1 1901 with Queen, decorations, and performances. Fire destroys Martin Miller’s home near Dora. Miller and wife escape with possessions. New fabrics arrive at A H Black & Co. Japanese and fancy silks featured. Obituary for Ro Mavity of Hall’s Creek age 88, Civil War veteran, long Oregon resident.
Local attorney visited the county seat Thursday. Work began on Dr Leep's new building this week. Subscriptions for the Extrraratss promise local and general news. Born at Grave Port April 20 1901 to Mrs Maser a daughter. Mrs Win Biraban visited Parkersburg. The Pioneer Hardware prints De Lavel creamery separators agent in Marshfield. Deputy sheriff Ed Gallier served jurors for May term. Myrtle Point urged to celebrate the 4th with preparations underway. Miss de Neves of Marshfield visited Mrs A Short this place then returned home. A $200 furniture roll offer advertised. Paper needs and tobacco sales noted. Epworth League at ME church with pledge message. Aock ranch near Myrtle Point for sale at $4 per acre. George Miller and Cora Ranster married April 20 1901 at Isaz Batklow residence. Oil development in Douglas County draws interest. Apple Waters aged 72 died near Lee Oregon April 3 1901. Funeral at Les Cemetery conducted by Rev Thomas Barklow.
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