Local notes and visits across Coos and Curry counties
Townsfolk recount weekly movements including visitors from Marshfield North Bend and Powers. Local events include the August 25 dance at Broadbent Hall and the August 26 church sermon by Prof. John L. Gary. Residents travel for business, family visits, and fairground refreshment stands prepare for the 1917 fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Prompt
Myrtle Point Chautauqua
Coos & Curry Courty
B. F. Mathes
Powers
Rock Creek
John L. Gary
M. E
Arthur Brown
McKinley
Enterprise
Brown
F. Remeinschneider
North Bend
Flanagan ‘& ‘Bennett Bank
Lester Dement
Myrtle Point News Highlights Visits and Local Travel
Local residents from Powers, Broadbent, and Myrtle Point mingle in city happenings. Visitors include Alta Abbott, Miss Ora Roselle, and Miss Agnes Miller. Business and social notes mention dance, travel to Coquille, Marshfield, and Portland, with railroad and Myrtlewood industry updates and a carload bull shipment to Portland.
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Wm. Candlin
Marshfield
Clarence Davis
Powers
Frank Leslie
Wellman, Peck
Coquille
Geo. A.taylor
Thei Eckley Country
Myrtle ‘Point
Cornelius Starr
Miss
Percy Peel
Brodibent Hall
Victor Morris
Eugene
Wilbur Barklow
Co. Crook
Daisy Homestead
Atching
J. S. Whitaker
Helen
Monmouth
Russell Panter
A. J. Barre
Prosper
Lee Wagner
Geo. Lee
Bandon
Pearce Peterson
Portland
G. W. Rouse
J. C. Widby
Don Ingall
Lakeside
Ss. L .Leathermann
North Fork
Myrtle Point Point
Local residents visit and depot repaint noted
Mrs W R Miller from Powers visited relatives after crossing. The depot waiting room received buff paint this week. Jack Stevens traveled from lower river logging camps to spend Sunday with family. Jim Culver from Marshfield came to Bridge for Sunday. J E Ford of Marshfield shipped a carload of butcher goods to his Bay side slaughter house. Harry Davis from Powers visited friends. Chas F Gilroy from Roy Skull ranch near Coquille visited friends over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Schroeder
Broadbent
Roy Morgan
Powers
Richard Goodman
Looking’ Glass Valley
Hugh ,Goodman
Loren Miller
Ajax
L. Strong
E. J. Lehman
C. W. Crook
Curry County
Lees
Les Neal
Ivan Rose
Jap. Jarvis
Fred Spires
Dal King
Chas
Lindsley
Chico
California
Myrtle Point
Henry
Ploeger
Portland
Knive Industries
Jack Stevens
Lower River
Jim Culver
Smith Mill
Marshfield
Bridge
J. E. Ford
Bay Side
Harry Davis
Chas. F. Gilroy
Roy Skull Ranch
Coquille
Trespass Notice on Catching Creek Ranch
Notice to any person that trespassing on Walter R. Pahl’s Catching Creek ranch is forbidden. Violators will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Pahl
Notice to Hunters on Indian Prairie Range
WHORFIFE cautions trespassers that hunting on Indian Prairie range is forbidden to protect stock. Violators will be prosecuted. Signed 406 Gus Hamilton.
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Roseburg
Ebaye-Roseburg
Myrtle
Point
Clinton & Taylor Proprietors
Geo
Rackleff
Oregon
F. G
Bank of Myrtle Point
W. L. Pemberton
Flanagan’& Bennett Bank
Ore
Goose, & Curry Phone
J. O. Stemmler
Bank of Myrtle Point B.dg
Orezon
H. M. Shaw
Irving Elk
Hotel Guerin
Thos. D. Guerin
E. A. Dodge
United States
Myrtle Point S
Dora T.W. Panter
Rawden
Gee’s Hand
Ath Stece
Coryrights
B. Swift
Yourself
Bill, Dye
Broad- Dent
W. Williams
W. HH. Dancer
E. K. Joness
Ira Buzan
South Fork Country
J. A. Presler
Ray B. Dement
Arthur Halden
Myrtle Wood
South Fork
Arthur Moses
Moon & Gidley
Sumner Road
Gaither Harrison
Mr. Harrison
The
Presbyterian Church
Vernon
A. T. Train
Geo. F. Burr
Robi. Clinton
Verne Hazen
Harold Bargett
Fort Stevens
11Th Co. C. C. A
Edith Reed
Teddy
S. J. Lee
Francis Drake
Sea Shore
J. H. Barklow
G. W. Leslie
Grandy Bldg
Unique Theatre
Duroc
Farrow
C. L. Smallwood
King
Gravel Ford
A. L. Miller
Toppenish Nursery Co
S. E. Johnson
McCracken
City
H. F. McCracken
Carl Belieu
Box
S. W. Shook
J. W. Hall
C. H. Neer
Enterprise Office
W. R. Wilson
Edwin Baker
A. J. Mayse
J. H. Prather
E.A. Mereen
Gus Hamilton
Ial
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Henry G. Ploeger
Coos & Curry Telephone Co
Wisconsin
Cgchn Hrat
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