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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
8
The Myrtle Point sale promotes a grand bargain carnival as the new store opens in ten days. The ad urges minimal remaining stock and emphasizes forward buying to benefit both customers and the business.
Leave Myrtle Point at 7 a.m arrive Roseburg at 6 p.m carrying mail baggage and passengers.
Breezy Brewster Valley notes warm sun debut and visits by A. G. Noah and Neva while Miss Mildred Laird recovers. Roland Prairie folks attend Charles Johnson funeral. haymaking, road improvements, and local trips fill the week as Hambley Smith answer a death inquiry from J. D. Hayes.
Dora Doings notes a busy haying period in Dora with Minnie Minard visiting Mrs. Harvey Barklow of Myrtle Point for dental work. Roseburg visitors Binger Laird and Velma Lewis visit relatives in Shiloh as six to eight Myrtle Point Boy Scouts pass through on an outing. Dr J emmer's auto travelers through Pleasant Hill and lancing Harvey Minard’s bruise. James Winters from Ille visits the neighborhood. A B O'Brien of California returns via Grants Pass after visiting Coos county. Pleasant Hill residents attend a basket social at McKinley enjoying the event. I T Weekly of Coquille visits.
Relatives at Shiloh report Mrs. G. G. Gill’s baby improving after illness. Dr. Hoag of Coquille visited last week. Miss Inez Easton, who taught in Bandon last winter, has returned home for vacation.
The McKinley Sunday school and school held a basket social last Saturday night with 29 baskets sold at auction. Baskets brought two to fourteen dollars each, plus 15 cent lunches, totaling about $100 to purchase an organ. After supper, attendees enjoyed a bonfire and games.
Pharmacy storefront listing items like drugs patent medicines sponges syringes soap combs brushes perfumes and toilet articles on Spruce between Fifth and Sixth streets indicating a local business directory entry.
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