Rural Remarks Chronicle Local Happenings at Roland Prairie
Dave Hodge helps J McD Hayes on a new saw mill at Roland Prairie. Max Dement and family spend summer on Hood's Prairie ranch. Grandma Hayes enjoys housework. R L Morris made a business trip to the Point. P W Hayes near full recovery from a cut left foot. Calvin Gant buys a new team for farm work. O W Morris killed a large bear near his place. Tom Hayes grew an ox heart carrot over eighteen inches around weighing five pounds. Parsnips thrived on his homestead. Neighborhood social: taffy pull with Mrs S B Gant as chaperone. Logs logged at M J Krantz camp. Mrs R M Minard suffers rheumatism in knee. Mrs Tom Summerlin improving after hospital stay at Myrtle Point. Layton Wright and wife move to a large wheat farm in eastern Oregon. Spring work keeps everyone busy. A dance to be held at Pleasant Hill hall Saturday night. Easter Bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hodge
J. McD. Hayes
Roland Prairie
Max Dement
Hood’s Prairie
Calvin Gant
O. W Morris
Tom
Hayes
S. B. Gant
M. J. Krantz
R. M. Minard
Tom Summerlin
Myrtle Point
Layton Wright
Oregon
East Fork Etchings Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Hailey Laird of Sitkum visited with her mother and sister in the area last week. Mr Briggs and family visited over Sunday with the Cotton family. William Smith sold muton to Roy Garrett last week. John Neer and wife moved to the farm of Mrs Neer's father, G G Swan. Mrs J L Crosby and daughter Zima visited I T Weekly home in Coquille this past week. Hailey Laird of Sitkum visited Wm Smith over weekend. Light snow Saturday night melted by sun. Arthur Cradby, studying in Coquille, returned to Shiloh home. Geo Mathewson keeps his engine busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey Laird
Sitkum
Mr. Briggs
Wm. Smith
Roy Garrett
John Neer
J. L. Crosby
Zima
I. T. Weekly
Coquille
Arthur Cradby
Shiloh
Geo. Mathewson
South Fork Sayings and Local Happenings
Discussion of the cheese factory starting for the season on March 3. Visits and family moves noted for Mrs Gua Bender, Aunt Carrie Hermann, Clarence Huff and C E Russell. Parish visits by Mrs Robert Parrish, Geo Hermann, Manwarrings, and Fisher families. Local grip illness concerned as Lagrippe affects neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gua Bender
Carrie Hermann
Clarence Huff
C. E. Russell
Robert Parrish
Geo. Hermann
Manwarring
Coquille
Lagrippe
Henry and
Arthur Fisher
Seldon Warner
Pleasant I Paragraphs Snow Surprise and Moves
Snow falls in mid season as residents hope for more. Leighton Wright and wife relocate to a ranch near Dufur Oregon. A dance is planned at Pleasant Hill hall next Saturday night. John Neer and wife move to G G Swan place. Mrs R M Minard suffers rheumatism. Dave Carey of Rich Creek visits Mathewson camp. Mrs Harry Laird moved from Brewster Valley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Wright
Dufar
Oregon
Pleasant Hill Hall
Geo. Mathewson
Dave Carey
Rich Creek
Mathewson
Harry Laird
Brewster Valley
D D D Prescription for Eczema Promoted by Doctors
An advertisement quotes Dr Evans ex health commissioner and Dr Holmes promoting a D D D wash for eczema. It claims skin cures come from skin and offers a $1 bottle with a guarantee, asserting the remedy is as specific as quinine for malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Evans
Commissioner of Health
N. G
W. Perkins
News Notes From Our Community In Coquille
Mrs. Crosby visits friends in Coquille while C F Leatherman and wife wear the smile that won t come off. A ten pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hugh Mallon at Halsey Oregon. Minnie Minard and Ruth Young visit Mrs A J Mayse. Clark Bunch remains fragile with fluctuating days and nights, doctors advise against moving him from Coquile to his home. Babbling Bess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Leatherman
Hugh Mallon
Halsey
Ore
Minnie Minard
Ruth Young
A.j.mayse
Clark Bunch
Coquile
Bess
Community Notes From Point Area Social Returns
Mrs. Ed Carter and Mrs. Milt Miller of Point visited Mrs. Dan Barklow Saturday afternoon. Roger went to Bandon last Thursday for a visit with relatives and returned Monday evening. Mrs. Peter Axe visited with her mother Grandma Miller and Dan Miller from Saturday to Monday. Joe Barker came down from Ansen's camp at McKinley Sunday and stayed overnight with Dan Barklow before heading to Marshfield for rheumatism treatment. Irene Bonnewitz sustained a cut behind her right ear and is recovering. Lawrence Barklow celebrated his twenty first birthday Tuesday evening with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Root visited Grandma Brown at Arago Sunday. Prof. C A Davidson of North Bend stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Davidson Thursday and Friday. Will Fite and wife returned home after visiting Myrtle Point. Mrs. Isaac Barklow learned her sister Mrs. Geo Miller of Curry County had a baby boy last week. Ernie Root and Lawrence Barklow visited Arago Friday through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Bandon
Peter Axe
Grandma Miller
Dan Miller
Joe Barker
Ansen
McKinley
Dan Barklow
Marshfield
Irene Bonnewitz
Lawrence Barklow
Dr. Elliot
Salem
Fred McLean
A. Houge
G. O. Lowe
Coquill
Jason Machado
Visi Coquille
Anna Hunt
Eugene
Vernon Smith
W. H. Trezlowne
Rex
Cooley and Farliegh
G. W. Miller
J. W. Gardner
North Bend
Thos. Guerin
Oakland
California
George Stevenson
J. O. Stemmier
Seaman
Guerin Hotel
Major Kinney
Attorney Sehlbrede
Portland
Bay
W. H. Pease
San Francisco
Mr. Pease
Local Notices and Real Estate Transfers Highlight Week
Rev F S Bunch returns from Rosebury for a family visit. Young residents enjoy Fred Moeer s new creamery at Fox bridge. George Griffin sells property to Frank Byers for 2800. Mr Overton sells to Arnold of Los Angeles. he stays until term end. Mrs Culbertson to bring Alex home in early April for the summer. The Grange installs in the usual hour with Mr Hansen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Bunch
Rosebury
Fred Moeer
Fox Bridge
George Griffin
Frank Byers
Lee
Overton
Arnold
Los Angeles
Myrtle Point Hardware Contest Adds Weekly Silverware Prize
The Myrtle Point Hardware Co announces weekly silverware prizes to the voter with the most weekly votes alongside grand prizes including a grand piano and gold watches. Mechanics note ongoing pricing for Scientific American and Enterprise subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Hardware Co
Mechanics
Scientific American Weekly
Ae Enterprise
Pepe
Local notes from Salem to Coos Bay area and beyond
A compilation of short local items with names and places from Salem Marshfield Coquille Myrtle Point and Coos Bay. Updates include travels illnesses visits business trips remodel plans and upcoming events among residents and visitors. Notable mentions include Miss Anna Hunts father ill in Eugene remodeling at Uncle Henry Plaeger store and a high school oratorical contest winner list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrle McCloskey
Agnes McCracken
Abbie Ewood
Henry Sengstecken
Vos Bay
Oregon
Grays Harbor
Coos Bay
Uncle Henry
Plaeger
Henry
Proprieter touts Simple Mixture for Myrtle Point cures
N. Cook reports Myrtle Point residents see quick benefit from buckhorn bark mixed in Adler ika as a German appendicitis remedy. A single dose may ease sour stomach gas and constipation and antisepticize the mouth and draw out impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. CO. W. Perkins
Myrtle Point
Notice of Executor Appointment for Vandecar Estate
The County Court of Coos County Oregon has appointed Ames T. Guerin as executor of Wallace M. Vandecar deceased. Creditors must present claims to J O Stemmler Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from first publication dated January 30 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
State of
Oxegen
Wallace M. Vandecar
J. O. Stemmler
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Ames T. Guerin
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Hub Clothing & Shoe
Lundy Building
Unique Theatre
HUB Clothing and
Grandma Hayes
R. L. Morris
P. W. Hayes
East Fork
South Fork
Libby
Nosler & Norton
Cop Et Skecon
Mrs. Crosby
West Myrtle Point
Ed Carter
Milt Miller
the Point
Gravel Ford Gems
W. S. Cooley
J. M. Sturdivant
Border & Bender
East
Rev. Crumley
South
Mr. Crumley
Rexall
Thoraitehl
Ishaaven
Aeve Wy
Perkin’s Drug Store
Tal
Sere
America
T. Cook
Peel’s
Robert’s Grocery
W. &. Pike’s
Peel’s Bakery
Pikes
Spires’ Pharmacy
Hermann
Office Over Spires Pharmacy
Myrile Point
Spikes’ Pharmacy
Myrtle Point Hotel
Matt Nystrom
O. K
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