Notable News of Myrtle Point Action
Sitkum notes severe winds with no damage. Mrs P A Alford and daughter visit J H Laird. Edwin Abernathy visits Brewster Valley over weekend. Hailey Laird clears barn. J N Harry travels to Coquille on business.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
6
Sitkum notes severe winds with no damage. Mrs P A Alford and daughter visit J H Laird. Edwin Abernathy visits Brewster Valley over weekend. Hailey Laird clears barn. J N Harry travels to Coquille on business.
After the lesson concluded promptly the participants noted a red pencil remaining on the desk and the scene shifted to quiet cleanup.
Gravel Ford February notes list Mrs M E Button returning to Napa City California after visiting son J W Button. Andrew Maiden visited Jackson. Laney Parrish welcomed a big boy Feb 5. Hazel Mullen Mildeaeight visited Mrs Todd Round Hill Farm at Arago. Geo Mullen plowing Bald Hill. Ray Bennett visited Arago. Ansen Bros logging this week. King leases Robert Triton farm North Fork. Bead's parents visiting Gravel Ford. Clarence Johnson of Lee passing through. Charlie Bennett visited former in Gravel Ford. U B church quarterly meeting held Tuesday. Harry Mullen stayed Friday night Myrtle Point. Rufus Howe visited Albert Bright home.
Residents report moves and trips including Shipman family returning to Minnesota and Stai ch ranch workers, Wyland Schroeder and Carl heading to Oregon for the Farmers Winter Course, Root and daughters attending Brethren meetings at Myrtle Point, and a party at Leland Milnard's with about thirty attendees. Local sermons by Rev. Mowre at Fishtrap and social visits to Round Hill Farm are noted along with a gasoline launch run to Myrtle Point for meeting-goers and a marriage by Justice Godquille between Jess Lee Nelson and Alice Lee Culbertson. Blood poisoning illness afflicts Ralph Schroeder's child Perry. Hazel Mullen and Bessie Bright visit Round Hill Farm.
In Bancroft Oregon on Sunday the Appleton families visited at the Evernden home. Chesta and Golda Carey of Empire are visiting local friends and kinfolks. Earl Simmons and his bride traveled from Marshfield. he resumes teaching in District 52 after a week off. Mr. Phelps known as the Watkins man had a close encounter with a yearling deer while traveling the territory.
In Stringtown B F Barklow hauls hay and neighbors cut brush. Mrs Straw visits Mrs English and Jimmie Hammack from Arago. Barklow family visits relatives. Yarley Barklow quits school to work. In Norway School the gravel walk to the road nears completion with help from Albert Schroeder and Cain Ray. A reading table and library of 110 books are featured. a flag pole is hoped for and 5th grader Harold Schroeder tops exams with 100 in arithmetic. Nellie Barton, Teacher.
Josephine Hayes reports Harry Miller entered High School in the second semester and is now a full fledged member. Rev. Mallory of Portland gave a splendid talk on the great European war last Thursday morning, which was very much enjoyed by the school.
Regular Sunday services listed with Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and evening preaching at 7 30 p m Pastor J Cannon leads the church from this notice.
F M Melville of Coos Bay Times surveys Oregon development with camps forming on the Salem Stayton railroad. Oregon Power Company installs a new Monmouth lighting system. Polk Yamhill Tillamook counties offer 45000 to match state highway funds for Grande Ronde road to Tillamook. Blue Sky Corp seeks control of platting and real estate schemes. Mary E Clark building an apartment in Marshfield.
Oregon communities from Portland to Pendleton announce plans for public works and economic development. Bills proposed in Salem, cannery progress in Newberg and Coos Bay, water works in Dallas, new churches, schools and libraries, and large industrial projects across the state mark a busy year ahead.
A Myrtle Point column cites testimonials for Dean's Kidney Pills promising backache and urinary disorder relief. A Medford, Oregon grocer, C. Kribs, reports months of back pain and kidney trouble improved after two to three boxes, and approves publishing the endorsement for neighbors. Price is 60 cents at dealers.
Local druggists urge skin sufferers to try D D D Prescription for Tiitus a scientific wash from Chicago labs. They promise instant soothing action then germ destruction with a money back guarantee if it does not help. D D D Soap uses the same ingredients.
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