Send to Washington rally for river and harbor funds
The valley towns of Bandon Coquille and Myrtle Point raised funds to send Ton Ringer Hermann and Orvil Dodge to a river and harbor congress in Washington, D C, to secure appropriations for Coquille River improvements and Coos Bay work. Local updates note a change in Coquille Valley Sentinel management, jurors named for the Coquille circuit term, and a handkerchief bazaar at the Presbyterian church. The community reports a preacher shortage across the county and a basketball doubleheader where Coquille beat Myrtle Point in both boys and girls games.
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Bandon
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Washington, D. C
Ton. Ringer ‘Hermann
Congress
Orvil’ Dodge
Valley
Hermann
Dodgé
Bar
Coquille River
Coos Bay
Bay
Coquille Valley
J. L. Crosby
Gravel Ford
E.N. Harry
Sitkum
S. C. Bunch
Dora
D. Krantz
C. H. Nosler
J. W. Hall
H. H. Harris
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Benson Opera House
Ruby Brayton
Helmken
Marshfield
H. Helmken
Woodburn
Brethren
South Methodist
Latter Day Saints
North Methodist
Christian
Myrtle Point pupils top scholarship by grade ranks
In Myrtle Point public schools during the second month, top scholars are listed by grade. Eleventh grade leads Claude Endicot and May Hall. Tenth grade Mabel Houghton and Ray Haines. Ninth Maggie Clinton and Lucy Huff. Eighth Arthur Jones and Bessie Endicott. Seventh Leslie Neal and Lena Schneider. Sixth Ross Davenport and Ralph Dunn with Eva Ewellen. Fifth Lola Greene and Emma Guerin. Fourth grade first division Agnes Miller and Dorris Lehnherr. fourth grade second division Mary Timon and Ruth Adams. Third grade Nellie Timon and Dewey King. Second grade A division Julia Hannas and Raymond Endicot with Edna Endicot. B division Elbert King and Earl King. First grade A division Muriel Pike and Harry Stewart with Francis Williams. First grade B division Gladys Carter and James Whitaker with George Lee.
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Myrtle Point
Claude Endicott
May Hall
Mabel Houghton
Ray Haines
Maggie Clinton
Lucy Huff
Arthur Jones
Bessie Endicott
Leslie Neal
Lena Schneider
Pleasant Hill Welcomes New Organ and Local News
The hall at Pleasant Hill has a new organ. W H Bunch moved his family to Coquille for the winter. Walter Krantz sprained knee from the party. Mrs B H Laird visited her mother Saturday night. M J Krantz and wife spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Myrtle Point. Leland Minard rented Wm Halls place and moved his family there. Orders for Christmas talking machines with A H Bender. Verna Weekly spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Mike Minards in new house winter plans. Edison talking machines with two and four minute records. Four minute amber records at the music store. Indestructible records available. Can be mailed. Mr Gearheart given a surprise party Saturday evening by the young PB. gous as Poet nart.
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Pleasant Hill
W. H. Bunch
Coquille
Walter Krantz
B. H. Laird
Wm. Smith
M. J. Krantz
Myrtle Point
Leland Minard
Wm Hall
A. H. Bender
Verna
Mike Minard
Edison
Amber
Court Proceedings Schedule of Expenses at November 1908 Term
Continued from last week the county court lists election expense items for re election. Named judges and clerks include G T Treadgold R W Windsor Chris antibesen Geo Lorenz Geo Manciett Soealy James T Mars Burton Prairie Wm Bettys H W Holverstott J L Barker and clerks J D Benham C A Holverstott with small entries showing amounts Gray area indicates court disbursements for November 1908 term.
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G. T. Treadgold
R. W. Windsor
Chris _antibesen
Geo. Lorenz, Geo
Manciett Soealy
James T. Mars
Burton Prairie
Eeaedoone
Free Library Drive Leads Masons and Neighbors
The Masons the Royal Neighbors and the public school push a free library drive while shoppers receive a ten cent purchase vote at the store.
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Masons
Royal Neighbors
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Washington
Binger Hermann
Orvil Dodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Ee Ee Masonic Lodge
Renee
Eastern Star Rra
Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors of
America
Woodmen of the
Worl Women of Woodcraft
Myrtle Point Public School
Eevees
Christian Church
Ewer Een Ceverones
Methodist Church
See
Reneeen
Latter Day Saints Church
Ee Ee
M. F
South
Brethren Church
Eee Basses
Norway School
Come
Myrtle Point Fire
East Fork
Mr.Gearheart
PB. Gous
Nart
Commissioners of
Coos County
Wm. Bettys
H. W. Holverstott
J. L. Barker
J. D. Benham
C. A. Holverstott
Weeees
New York
N. P. Peterson
Orecon
Benson’s Brick Building
Coaledo
John Yoakam
Dennis Donovan
Godfrey Strohn
W. T. Moffatt
QO. C. Ross
Esenease
Ross
Reece North
Cc. A. Bodine John Porter
Z. T. Thomas
W.H. Smith
Geo. Clinkenbeard
W.H. Morgan
Eeee
G i . Coffelt
Coquille East
L. Harloker
Cc. L. Bender
C. L. Bender
W.A Gage
Eoseeeaen
W. F. Piper
C.E Edwards
Aeenee Eee ‘Oos River Judges
J.D. Wetmore
M. R. Dunn
Myrtle Point Meat Market
W. O. Cooper & Co
Wm Jenkins & Son
J. M. Arrington
Mer
General Merchandise
Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co
GEO. H. Guerin
Hotel Myrtle
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