New Advertisements and Local Visits Highlight Issue
New advertisements include Huling Lundy & Sons and The Automatic. The Unique Theatre shows The Round-Up. Oregon Taxation League, Speaker Thus. Wilson visited Marshfield on business last Saturday. Mrs. K. H. Hansen traveled Marshfield between trains yesterday. Frank Harnish on a few days business trip to Marshfield. O Sumner offers piano and organ tuning with orders through A. H. Bender Myrtle Point. Hon. Binger Hermann attended county affairs between trains last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huling*Lundy & Sons
the Automatic
Unique Theatre
Oregon Taxation League
Bettie Clark
Ashland
Richards
Bandon
Paul Breuer
Grover Wilson
Myrtle Point High School
Portland
Behnke-Walker Business College
L. G. Johnson
A. E. Adelsperger
W. J. Claybaugh
J. O. Stemmler
Mattie Huling Daisy Rush
Mary C. Drain
J. E. Hoopes
Triver
Jack
Big Bend
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Marshfield Tweets
A compilation of brief city news items lists visitors and residents in Marshfield. Ernest Folsom and Capt. John Meyers make appearances. J. L. Knight heads to Solo for horse racing. Mrs. Savage and daughter attend the Latter Day Saints Encampment, and Edison’s Treasure Island screens at the Unique Theatre. Other items note store activity, theater listings, and social visits across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Strong
Ernest Folsom
John “Meyers
Marshfield
Rav
Fred /Zehe
Norway
Coats
Spencer & Shelley
Walter Condron
Minson
Hattie “Wyland
Jennie Shull
Portland
Fred Spires
The
Bay
Harvey Smith
Gus Deitz
Lampa Creek
J. L. Knight
Solo
Abella
Times Linotype Force
Binger Hermann
Roseburg
Katherine Hoben
Evalyn Wirtz
J. J. Burns
Willamette Valley
Local Classifieds Offerings Include Animals Farms and Supplies
A dense Myrtle Point Oregon classified list shows farms cows and heifers for sale all high grade Jerseys plus a Cotnwold buck sheep and a dairy farm in the Coquille valley. Also advertised are a nearly new Toledo range and fencing goods with prices and contact notes. Rent requests seek stocked ranches near Myrtle Point and a bear dog is wanted for trial prior to purchase. Subscriptions offers bundle Enterprise and San Francisco Bulletin for three dollars and notices for local events and fair advertising remain available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
I Thie’ Enterprise
J Wat Cgeror
A.J. Rad
Abeagh
Norway
Oregon
R. L. Strong
Myrtle Point
W. M. Weekly
M. B. Pressey
Bandon
Ny Mechanics
Scientific American
Enterprise
the Bunch
Churches Show Services and Gatherings Across Town
Local church notices list Brethren and M E Church services with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 and 8. W A M E South church schedules include Sunday School and Junior League. Additional notices mention a WCTU meeting, a Grange picnic, and a doctor settling to practice as railroad plans accelerate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers Meeting
Selclock
A. J. Irwin
Fae Ae
M. E. Church
F. E. Scofield
Chas. L. Thornton
M. E. Church South
W. B. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Skookum Fly
N. G
Perkins
Rexall Store
A. R. Panter
F. G. Hermann Farmers
Yourself
DDR
H. B. Moore
Chiropractor
Coquille
Horace W. Ames
E. A. Dodge
United States
Geo. Rackleff
Hotel Guerin
Watrei the Trust
Palace of Sweets
Geo
W. Bryant
Jerry Huntley
Frank Spencer
Gardiner
Harry Guerin
Robert Annin
J. N. Jacobson
Coquille Valley Telephone Co
A. Haberly
Wm. Lange
RK. W. Lundy
E B. Lane
Fifield
San Francisco
Lane
Mr. Lundy
Los Angeles
Charles H. Shields
Oregon Equal Taxation League
Coos County
Benson’s Hall
Shields
Reuben Roupp
Sam Breuer
Paul McNair
M.brewer
Patty
North Bend
White. Cross Hospital
San Francisco Bulletin
Tom Knight
Bridge
Hartford
M. E
North
Spencer & Shelley’s
Ford Grange
Bennet’s Grove
State Grange
Campbell
Hill Railroad Co
Wedderburn
Wyoming
Panama Canal
Hill
Gold Beach
Globe
Detmer
F. A
Huling
Swift
Nosler & Norton
Coquille, Oregon
Volkmar Bros
General Headquarters
Z. KR. Benson
W. F. Hendricks, Ceshier
Bank of
Bender
Rogers Silverware
Rogers
A. Houge
Lorain Steel Ranges
Myrtle Point Hardware Company
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