Daily bus schedule notes Myrtle Point and Randon departures
Leaves Myrtle Point every day except Sunday at 9:45 a.m. and leaves Randon at 1:00 p.m. The text states daily departures with a Sunday exception and two fixed times.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
7
Leaves Myrtle Point every day except Sunday at 9:45 a.m. and leaves Randon at 1:00 p.m. The text states daily departures with a Sunday exception and two fixed times.
A busy schedule of visitors, tradesmen, and appointments fills Myrtle Point in midweek. Notables include A R Met Carthy of Cape Blanco in town, Dr Wo Le Pemberton on a professional trip to Powers, and D I McGee from Marshfield visiting. The story notes store openings, dental and eye care checks, and plans for strawberry plants offered by E H Neer with delivery options.
Dr F G Bunch announces dentistry office in the Bank of Myrtle Point Building. Contact numbers include 173 for business and 1 2X4 for residence.
A long list of visitors and residents bound for Powers Broadbent Marshfield and Coquille is noted with dates and small movements. Various names include Mrs B C Shull J Conger Grover Gibbs Victor Stevens Harry Bultmann Mrs WE Lundy Harvey Gant Jesse Hayes Elder A A Baker T M Stover B F Mathes Otto G Prey Weunda Louis Brown GC G Carter J C Fiechter Erwin Nelson L E Swan 8 S Phillips Don Gardiner A H Guerin A D Andrews S E Hines N W McDonald Mrs Jas Hayes Frank Neal Fred Monet O E Hill Virgil R Wilson Jake Llilstrom John Furgeson Clara Myren Angu s Morgen W N Carlile Mrs Thos Guerin Wm Spani Thos J Hayes and Cal Ray sale attendees. The Myrtle Point Enterprise urges regular readers to subscribe.
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