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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1914

Page

6

Notable News of Myrtle Point Section

Arago items report Thanksgiving gatherings at the M. E. Church South and events at Arago school. Miss Robins, Miss Williams, and local families are noted visiting relatives and hosting social activities. Community updates include repairs on the big bridge, residents traveling east, and local schooling and weather conditions.

Myrtle Point Arago Argus Arago Buff Gus Schroeder J. S. Root A. L. Nosler Coouille Bridge Jas. Everndean Harry Brownson Bandon Brownson Big Creek Johnson Coquille A. Grishaber

Indian Prairie News Roundup From November Activities

Shavings fly at the tie camp with 12 workers under W B Myers and more expected. Residents note visitors including Irie Humphrey and Lloyd Warner, and Miss Lottie Rickman. Road work on Rhoda Creek advances under Myers and Gus Hamilton. Gladys Hamilton recovers from illness after an extended visit. a party at Mr Crooks enjoyed by all. Myers moves his tent closer to the Cook house for breakfast.

Indian Prairie W. B. Myers Albro Myrtle Point Irie Humphrey Lloyd Warner Sangvich

Bridge News Recap of Weekend House Visit

Mr and Mrs Webster visited Mr and Mrs Brodes as the Bridge schoolhouse play on Saturday drew crowds. Baskets raised eighty dollars to fund a hall for the children with thanks to the organist auctioneer cooks and attendees. Stella Barklow and others from Myrtle Point visited Roselle’s home Sunday.

Henry Brownson

Myrtle Point People Praise Simple Adler-i-ka Remedy

Myrtle Point residents praise Adler-i-ka a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine remedy for bowel cleansing. The advertiser claims instant action and that it relieves most constipation and digestive discomfort within minutes with no griping. Druggist N G W Perkins endorses the product.

Myrtle Point Adler-ika N. G. W. Perkins

Snow Grips Sitkum as A C Barmore Leads Meetings

Sitkum reports the first winter snow as Elder A C Barmore of the Latter Day Saints holds meetings in the Sitkum schoolhouse. Locals include Henry West of Portland visiting Brewster relatives, Ivan Laird’s Roseburg trip with Mrs Binger Laird and children, and Mildred Laird staying with Mrs Bailey. Eva Laird visits Myrtle Point while Mrs Walter Lard visits Mrs E N Harry at the road camp.

A. C. Barmore Latter Day Saints Church Sitkum Henry West Portland Brewster Ivan Laird Roseburg Coquille Eva Laird Myrtle Point Walter Lard E. N. Harry

Thanksgiving at the Academy and local happenings in Gravel Ford and Bridge

Thanksgiving dinner at the Academy parents home marked a pleasant afternoon. Local notes include Roland busy with lumber, Lewellen launching a new boat, Munger and Rev. and Mrs helping revival meetings, and various students and townsfolk cited for school and social events.

Gravel Ford Roland W. E. Lewellen U. B Mullen Munger Arthur Coleman San Francisco Ed Olsen Copenhagen Harnish

Proceeds From School Basket Social Aid Play Shed

Despite rain and mud the operetta and basket social drew a large crowd. The sale of baskets and refreshments raised about 80 dollars to fund a school play shed. Credit to Mr. Jones for training the pupils and staging the comedy with help from Stella Barklow Lawrence Barklow and Ruben Stephens of Myrtle Point Prof. Davidson also attended and visited local homes.

Jones Miss Stella Lawrence Barklow Ruben Stephens Myrtle Point Mrs. Roselle Prof. Davidson W. A. Roselle H. Bryant

What We Buy From Europe

Commerce report lists major U S imports from Europe noting England supplies about 36 million yards of cotton cloth valued at 20 million dollars annually and Germany provides chemicals and other goods. France Italy the Netherlands Belgium Switzerland and Ireland supply luxuries diamonds fabrics foods and crafts. figures show diamonds, silk, wines, watches, cheeses, oils and tobacco among key items.

Washington, D. C Department of Commerce United States England Germany France Italy Netherland Belgium Switzerland Ireland

Financial Condition of Coos County 1914 Statement

State Insurance Commission accounts show funds on hand across General, Road, Schools, Libraries, Cities, Port Funds and Miscellaneous totaling 332 837 51 with indebtedness outstanding warrants 147 513 17 and agency funds 198 201 83. A town is like a girl it is a wonder what a little fixing up will do for it.

Coos County The State Insurance Commission St Sir Ge

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Local Reader

For months Myrtle Point readers praise Doan's Kidney Pills and their proven merit. G W Kerrartee of Roseburg Oregon reports relief from kidney and bladder trouble after use, confirming the product as the best kidney and bladder remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Myrtle Point Dean G. W. Kerrartee Car & Contractor N. Flint St Roseburg Ore Doan

School Notes from Coquille Public Schools

Visiting teachers from Coquille observed city schools last Friday. Eighth grader Katie Brown joined the A class this week for the rest of term. High School basketball faces Norway Friday night. New pupil Beauford Miller joins the Norway class. Top Sixth and Fourth grade students named with several classmates earning top marks. Mrs. L W Wimberly and Prof Wimberly noted for bright smiles. Ruth Widby and John Widby are new students. Boiler repairs improve Grammar School heating. Over twenty students remain in annual training with periodical tables nearly finished. High school periodical orders not yet received. Spelling high scorers listed for Third grade, and aprons by Sixth graders ready for exhibit Thursday.

Miss Anderson Miss Allen Minard Coquille Katie Brown Norway Beauford Miller Audrey Lundy Lola Warner Clarence Carter Jasper McCloskey Lila Endicottin John Ogden Cora Warner Irene Huff Barton Stemmler Melvin Schroeder Clara Phelps Helen Broadbent Kenneth Peel Thresa Dement Ervin Greene L. W. Wimberly Prof.Wimberly Ruth Widby Miss Robbins Max Gross Elton Corbin John Widby Hattie Stanford Homer Robinson Sybil Rease Ruby Meyers Opal Billings Edris Green

Enterprise Subscriptions Dear Subscribers and Friends

Enterprise offers a push for overdue subscriptions and advance renewals. The Coquille Valley paper notes discounts for gifting extra subscriptions at 33 1-3 percent and promises commission on magazine sales to those who prepay a year in advance.

Coquille Valley Enterprise Coquille River Valley

Bucks Lead Month With Endicott Star And Big Point Gain

The Bucks stay in front with a monthly gain over 300 points led by Ray Endicott who tops the scoring with 931 of 1000. The report lists top and lower scorers, attendance penalties for unexcused absences and tardies, plus a reflective poem to a father and notes on discipline.

Bucks Ray Endicott

Early Days in the Myrtle Point Section

Local column notes services at the M E church in Coquille. Updates on residents from Riddle and Beaver Hill. Miners report the Divilbliss quartz mill reopens after legal settling. Myrtle Point Mining and Development Co reports strike on Big Joe and Little Mary ledges with plans for a stamp mill. Editorial urges local patronage to boost churches schools and mines.

W. C. Conner Rev. Smith Coquille M. E. Church South Riddle Mite Albert Barklow E. Arneson Taylor Place Coos Bay Henry Pullen Beaver Hill H. Lewellen Hous Sixth Street Hermann Block Sam’ Giles Johnson Creek Myrtle Point

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