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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
6
South Fork updates report visits to Gravel Ford and nearby households. Neighbors attend funerals and church services while spring work begins after warm days. Residents Miss Mollie Mast and others travel to Coquille and North Bend for visits and family events.
Farmers plowing, planting, spraying orchards, fencing, and land clearing mix with social visits and school news around Stringtown. Notable items include residents moving, letters from James Whobrey Lorre, and local business and road improvement notes.
L B Jennings has the foundation up for his new venture Edson Carpenter hosts a surprise party for about twenty five locals Carpenter enjoys mingling with the younger crowd Clyde McBee brings fifty bushels of oats from Camas Valley and joins the party Deney case cleared up to almost all observers except two investigators who fret over possible court action Harry Williams reports seeing a bear on the road while riding home from Sandy Creek
Mr and Mrs W V Schroeder and children spent a week in Coquille before spring work. James Button sold his lease to Jess Bright and moved to Bald Hill. A C E meeting is set for March 25 at the parsonage. Miss Bessie Mullen left school for health reasons. Lloyd Leatherman and Harold Porter made a business trip Saturday. Bart on of Weekly Creek lost a cow over the falls. Miss Margaret Harnish traveled to Myrtle Point Saturday. Byers and sons are making shakes for Winsor and Falkenstein. Edna Strong visited Hazel Weekly. Invitations issued for Lyman King s birthday party. Prof Golden visits district schools. Mrs McKee went to Myrtle Point Wellness and plans to visit her daughter on the South Fork. Eric Goldbloom drove to Myrtle Point with a load of nous for C H Nosler. Miss Jennings visited L B Jennings near Yemete Friday to Sunday. Strander, laid up with a lame foot, shows slow improvement. Neal children plan a sea fair in April. H Bryant went to town for freight. Mrs Montgomery and Miss Lund drove to town last week. Mrs Joe Laird and children are
An advertisement touts D D D skin cure from a nurse at a prominent Catholic hospital, claiming relief for eczema with a soothing wash and a money back guarantee. It cites dramatic facial improvements and urges readers to follow pamphlet instructions. It also mentions D D D Soap and assures druggists stock the remedy.
The Church of the Brethren invites all to Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:80 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Christian Church lists regular services at Sandsy school with preaching at 11 p m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m with a 7 30 p m sermon. Pastor T J Capngn leads the church.
A garbled roundup of world curiosities notes a New York man Francs dying by suicide, Leslie Wilder receiving a 260 legacy check after a long fight, a 206 900 year cave fossil near Los Angeles, and blood for transfusion sold in New York. It mentions the Vanderbilts cruising to California with a cow aboard for fresh milk, grayville girls giving up bloomers for skirts in basketball, Cunningham’s family birth of a girl after 120 years, and a Reading justice of the peace who issued four warrants but sent no cases to court.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his ranch 2 miles from Bridge on Big Creek Tuesday March 16. Items include bay mares Jersey cattle calves a Berkshire sow shoats chickens farm implements and household goods. Terms cash under 15 dollars credit one year for 1590 and up with bankable note at 8 percent. Nic Johnson, auctioneer E. E. Fraedrick, Owner.
Sunday schedule includes Sabbath school at 10 a.m. divine worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning sermon begins a series on What Every Christian Needs to Know. Evening topics include Hebrew Criminal Law and trials of Jesus. Pastor Jams F. Vernon invites all to attend.
An extensive article on colic in babies appears in the March Hygienist Magazine. Dr. R R Daniels, a noted author on health topics, writes the piece.
W C Conner reports from Myrtle Point and vicinity with updates on residents like Will Lundy Chat Huling expected home from the mines W R Mayity Arago at quarterly inspection Sept Co last Sunday Alf Green reports heavy snow Russell Dement ships beef Cattle to Beaver coal mine George Guerin Eckley precinct visits noted Lewis Strong shows Burbank seedling potatoes and murphies Chas Dodge takes days off from railroad job and returns Geo Guerin Eckley guest of locals weather snow delaying mining and stock suffering Timely items and local commentary on industry and railroads.
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