Myrtle Point Briefs Stir Local Community Happenings
The Myrtle Point Enterprise highlights quick regional news items from the community. Local events involve residents and organizations with updates on daily life and upcoming activities.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
6
The Myrtle Point Enterprise highlights quick regional news items from the community. Local events involve residents and organizations with updates on daily life and upcoming activities.
Miss Sadie Harmoni returns from Myrtle Point with Miss Ina Sumerlin. Wiley Summerlin enlists in the Navy after a farewell party. Mulkey marries Miss Mattie Foster with a crowd at Hervey Hall. The New Era Club to host a bountiful dinner. Moore mill operates daily with $2.50 minimum wage. A shipyard revival is announced as an expected boost for Bandon.
Wm Hagainst has begun work on the Bandon Curry County road with wages of 3.00 a day for eight hours and 7.00 for man and team. The Steamer Bandon carried ties and poles from port last week. Mayor Topping proclaims June 7 to establish and improve a road to Bandon Beach as local businesses close 10 am to 4 pm to assist.
May 29 reports Prof Frank Bunch and family visiting the Gravel Ford area for summer on the farm. Hershel Bunch and wife settle in Academy Dormatory while Hershel slashes for J M Bright. Local travel hindered by farm roads. A Sunnyside Farm ball game between Pleasant Hill and local boys drew interest.
Miss Millie Bright engaged in paperhanging and housecleaning for Mrs. J. D. Culbertson. Ivy Freeman ill at Bud Ingram home in Dora. Walter Bunch of McKinley visited Arthur Mereth family. Louis Ingram cutting wood for Frank Harnish. Ernest Moser and brother Frank at Coos Bay Creamery. husband at dairy ranch with Ivy Freeman’s family.
GraveI Ford prepares for Independence Day at Bennett's Grove with a program led by Hebogang, a dinner, and a Lee versus local boys baseball game. Mr J D Bennett traveled to Coquille on business. Mrs C Colver visited Marshfield to bring home her son. Olsen and Johnson start a rooster business. seventeen boys registered for vacation farming with father.
Mrs Hans Hansen from Langlois visited her parents Mr and Mrs W H Widby last week. Miss Bessie Mullen returned from Powers where she studied. Dairymen Ball at Myrtle Point drew many locals for a fine time. Mrs W H Hall suffered rheumatism and went to town for a doctor. John Neef and Roy Swan left for Chular California last Saturday. Mrs W H Widby visited Mrs Volney Huntley Sunday. George Mullen had a business trip to Bandon Monday. Mrs L W Oddy from Coquille visits Willis Hagarty and family. Mr and Mrs Tom Hagarty hosted visiting friends nearby.
Weekly items recount residents planning travel to Walla Walla and visits by Mrs. James Hall and her children to the Coleman home. Jake Pruett aids Frank McNair, Miss Millie Bright visits friends, J. W. Parry improves after illness, and Cooper Bridge prepares for a county rock crusher set for early July with Laura Carter as crew cook.
Broadbent residents report Broadbent Creamery leading state tests though too young cheese noted. Local construction includes Wisconsin silo by Edwin Schroeder and a new depot doors project. Auto traffic improves with regular stages to Powers and Myrtle Point. A Broadbent Literary Club meets June 8 with a debate on war justified by the United States.
Numerous residents from Myrtle Point and surrounding areas are listed visiting family, attending the Dairymen’s Ball in Myrtle Point, and traveling for employment or health reasons. Highlights include weddings, dances, naval enlistment plans, and local transportation through Coos and Curry counties.
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