Myrtle Point Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs DeWitt Clinton visited this week at son Johns home in Myrtle Point. Wiley Sumerlin traveled from Coquille on Tuesday. Henry Hervey and family spent Sunday with Ben Gant. Farmers say Make hay while the sun shines. Mast See McKinley visited Lee on Sunday. North Fork church held a benefit social last Saturday with proceeds going to Master Marion Moreavouse of North Bend who lost a limb earlier. The boys donated generously to baskets and related efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Clinton
Fiohn Clinton
Wiley Sumerlin
Coquille
Henry Hervey
Ben Gant
Mast of McKinley
Lee
North Fork
Marion More Avouse
North Bend
Community Notices and Visits Highlight Local News
A sum of $108.30 was turned over to Master Morehouse. Mrs. Bessie Hedgpath of Arago visited the Chandler home over Sunday. Mrs. C. H. Mast of Lee visits her sons R. H. Mast of Coquille and J. W. and W. L. Mast of Bandon. Remember the Hi Jinks in Lee Hall on Saturday evening July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Morehouse
Bessie Hedgpath
Arago
Chandler
C. H. Mast
Lee
R. H. Mast
Coquille
J. W
W. L. Mast
Bandon
Lee Hall
Gravel Ford Notes July visit and accidents
Mr and Mrs Frank Harnish and daughter Margret returned from the San Francisco fair. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Leathermann. Grandmother Leathermann came from Harrisburg to assist mother and baby. The Button child suffered burns. Dr Johnson attended. George Mullen plans a road crew next Monday. East Fork river remains in bad condition. Mrs Everett Slagle slowly improves after illness. Andrew Maiden’s buggy and belongings were damaged in a collision with a frightened horse. George and Mrs Mullen hosted a gathering for their daughter Miss Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harnish
Margret
San Francisco
Lloyd Leathermann
Grandma Leathermann
Harrisburg
Button
Dr. Johnson
George Mullen
East Fork
Everett Slagle
Andrew Maiden
Miss Jenkins
Money to Loan on Real Estate at Enterprise Office
Advertisement offering money to loan on real estate with inquiry contact at the Enterprise office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Office
First Hood River Hog Car Load Reported in Hood River Street
Hood River sees its first full wagon load of hogs in the street on July 13. Oregon Supreme Court absolves O W R N Co from trespass liability. Portland iron makers may produce sharpnet for European armies. University of Oregon notes rising Chinese eggs imports. Oregon posters regulate moving picture ads. Oregon Power Co offers free fan service in Albany for the ill. Ground disturbance marks site for Roseburg Federal Building. Kendall Bros to begin 30 mile timber railroad at Roseburg. Paisley Bank raises capital by 40 thousand dollars. Andleton plans 25 thousand dollar Carnegie Library. 140 men laying Willamette Pacific track north of the Coos Bay bridge. Frakes to dedicate large dairy barn on Souties Island with 600 guests. Washington County News Times praised as large and well arranged. Proposes law banning walking on railroad rights of way to improve safety. Yaquina bar survey to cost 3 thousand dollars for 25 foot channel. Warrenton begins 120 thousand dollar gravity water system. Marion county paving around 20 thousand yards of hard surface. Revival boosts home fruit canning and preserving industry amid O W R N Company efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbb Pba
Salem
Ore
Hood River
Supreme Court
Portland
University of Oregon
Oregon Power Co
Albany
Federal
Roseburg
Kendall Bros
Paisley National Bank
Andleton
Willamette Pacific
Coos Bay
P. A. Frakes
Souties Island
Washington County News- Times
Oregon
Oregon Politics and Regional Development Notes
The piece notes political campaigning in Oregon Washington and Idaho with calls for lower taxes and reduced regulation. It reports Portland receiving Colorado marble for the First National Bank at 400000 dollars and Pendleton Court upholding a 300000 dollar railroad bond. It covers Edgar B. Piper of the Oregonian critiquing federal control of publications at the San Francisco congress and mentions drug farm plans by Blungauer Frank Drug Co. in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Portland
Colorado
First National Bank
Pendleton
International Press Congress
San Francisco
Oregonian
Blungauer-Frank Drug Co
Roseburg
California
Barklow Family Reunion Highlights from Pearl City July 3
Traveling correspondent Thomas Barklow recalls the Barklow reunion at Pearl City Illinois on July 3. Relatives arrived from Lena Lanark Shannon and Georgetown for a day in the Club Park with a bandstand grove ample tables and generous fare. He notes no official July 3 or 5 celebrations and suggests upcoming visits to other local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Enterprise
Tlinois
Barklow
Pearl City
Illinos
Lena
Lanark
Shannon
Georgetown
Dubuque
Thomas Barklow
Unusual Elk and Deer Surge in Sequoia Park
Sequoia National Park reports unusually favorable weather last winter leading to record elk and deer condition. Bucks show heavy antler growth and a doe named Pinto captivates visitors with a drab gray coat and white spots, about two years old, seen since February at Hospital Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sequoia National Park
Yosemite
California
Hospital Rock
Sequoia Park
Re-union of Latter Day Saints in Oregon District
Large attendance at the Re organized Church of Latter Day Saints re union in Southwestern Oregon District at Dixon Grove last week. T W Chatburn of Bandon elected district president and Wm Smit of Gravel Ford named Vice President. Elder John W Rushton to speak after delivering sermons in Bandon. Route between Umpqua and Siuslaw is 28 miles with 2.5 miles of trestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
Church of
Oregon
Dixon Grove
T. W. Chatburn
Bandon
Wm. Smit
Gravel Ford
John W. Rushton
Church service hours announced with preaching times
The notice invites the public to the Church of the Brethren services. Sunday school begins at 10:00 a.m. Preaching occurs at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Bad Cooking By R R Daniels
The article argues against frying and excessive cooking, urging raw or minimally cooked foods and boiling vegetables with the cooking water saved. It notes digestion relies on enzymes and criticizes fat coatings that prevent digestive juices from acting on food. It recommends boiling meat, and steaming or light boiling for vegetables with seasonings added after cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Daniels
Washington News in July 1915 on U S German relations and naval actions
The Washington dispatch outlines the strained U S German relations over the Lusitania crisis and submarine warfare. It notes Secretary Lansing preparing data for a new note, Wilson's political standing, Sayville and other seizures, Diaz's Mexican maneuver, and Edison joining a Navy advisory board to bolster invention for wartime needs.
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Washington
D. C
State Department
Lansing
Germany
Cornish
N. H
United States
Wilson
Lusitania
Sayville
Navy Department
Atlantic Communication Company
Wll
Department of Justice
Red States
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Southern Republic
Diaz
Yucatan
Mexico
Malone
New York
Bryan
House Judiciary Committee
Baltimore
Thomas A. Edison
Daniels
Action
Bureau of Invention and Development
Navy Area
Timber and land policy debate in Coos County
J B Ziegler argues against timber exploitation and for fair land use in Coos County. He criticizes O C and C lands mismanagement, urges roads and settlement development, and warns Congress against selloffs that favor outside interests.
Christian Church Regular Services Schedule
Regular services listed include Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m and evening worship at 8 p m J Cannon serves as pastor in charge of the Christian church activities and timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Fis
Forbich
TJ J. Cannon
Mrs. Jennie Schmitt Arrives from Harrisburg
Mrs. Jennie Schmitt arrives from Harrisburg with Mr and Mrs Roberts listed as parents. The notice records the arrival of a woman named Jennie Schmitt and associations with Harrisburg and the Roberts family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Schmitt
Harrisbur
5 . Roberts
Local Citizen Praises This Paper As Reliable News Source
An editor is praised by a prominent community member who reads the paper regularly and relies on it for local news. The piece notes his wealth in knowledge, loyalty as a reader, and hopes to add his name as a paid subscriber in advance.
Norway merchant Roberts reports tropical weather in valley
Hon J H Roberts the Norway merchant paverned home from a trip to the interior says weather is tropical in the valley. A social dance at the Armory drew a lively young group last Saturday with Albert Volkmar and Urban Gray providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Conner
Isana
J. H.roberts
Armory
Albert Volkmar
Urban Gray
H.B. Steward
Wm. Volkmar
Libby
KE. A. Dodge
Express
Emery
Mr.Thompson
Oakland
Curry
Thompson
Kansas City
Coquille City
Myrtle Point Club
Myrtle Point
Sason
Coquillers
Portland
Alaska
Sue Enterprise
Metropolis
Paramount Pictures Exhibited at Unique Every Thursday
Paramount Pictures presented at Unique every Thursday with four reels of Cinderella featuring Mary Pickford on July 29 and six reels of The Girl from the Golden Wear on August 5. County residents are invited to attend. notices advertise 381 Prospectors and local location notices at the Prompt Particular Print shop of the Myrtle Point Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Pictures
Cinderella
Mary Pickford
Little Mary
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Notice of Viewers Appointed for Myrtle Point Water Right
The Myrtle Point City Council appoints L Harlocker J H Radabaugh and John Fabry as viewers to assess damages for a ten foot right of way for the water system extension. They will meet August 6 1915 at 10 AM at the intake to view the described line and identify property owners Serge P Mullen and Minnie B Mullen. The right of way runs from the intake along a specified line to Mullen Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Oint
Oregon
L. Harlocker
J. H. Radabaugh
John Fabry
Myrtle Point
Serge P. Mullen
Minnie B. Mulen
Township
Willamette
Cope County
Mullen Spring
Warning Notice and Final Account in Coos County
Warning notice states Arthur Coffee of Gravelford Oregon holds a note for 9 50.06 due August 1 1915 and the note is without consideration. Final account filed by Koda Page administratrix of William Page Estate with Coos County Court for hearing August 9 1915 per Judge James Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Coffee
Gravelford
Oregon
Arthur Offee
Chammerloff
Koda Page
William Page
Coos County
Ofregon
Coosa County
James Watson
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Hirsch-Weis Manufacturing Company
Willamette Tent & Awning Co
Weis
Henry G. Ploeger
Dray Line
G. Wilburger
People's Express
Express Office
Williams
Industrial Review
Oregon Development News
State Bureau of Industries and Statistics
Yaquina Bar
Warrenton
Marion County
O.W. R. & N. Company
Umpqua and
Siuslaw
of Washington News
Myrtle, Point
Enterprise, Co
U. S. Supreme Court
Marshfield Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Coos
Marshfield
Coast
J. B. Ziegler
A. Dodge
Mytle Point
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