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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
4
Myrtle Point readers are told that a single dose of buckthorn bark mixed as described in Adler ika a German appendix remedy cleanses the digestive system and relieves constipation sour stomach or gas quickly according to N G W Perkins.
J C M Genzoli wed Miss Smalley of Hall's Creek on March 6. Reuben and Mrs Young celebrate a ten pound boy. Louis Strong visits Myrtle Point, while Grace Schroeder visits Norway. D C Krantz sells mules buys a work team. Rev Owen preaches at Fishtrap United Brethren. Frank Fish rents his ranch to Marion Clinton and moves to Gabler's ranch. Dairymen await a cheese factory opening. March weather feels like June amid gripes and illnesses. Gladys Krantz visits Coquille area. James Winters leaves Stoge duty for O G Bunch farm work. Arthur Crosby returns to Shiloh from Coquille for school. Davis crew logs for Smith Powers Logging Co. Leatherman makes Coquille trip. Parcel post gains traction with heavy packages around eleven pounds.
J N Gearhart remodels his house interior. Lloyd Leatherman made a flying trip to Myrtle Point to visit old friends. O G Bunch sold his ranch to W Thomas and moved onto Charles Bunch’s place. Mr and Mrs J R Yoakam and Harry Slagle left for their ranch near Riverton due to their daughter’s illness. Mrs A J Mayse visited friends at Bridge. Fred Wright returned from Crawfordsville after attending his mother Mrs Slavene’s funeral. Misa Jessie Courtwright visited friends at Bandon. George Mathewson visiting his home in Kirby Ore. Leatherman’s gasoline boat to Myrtle Point last week snagged a large hole with a load of pigs onboard.
Grandpa Coke a longtime Coos county pioneer living near Middle Creek died in Los Angeles. His body is being shipped by boat to Marshfield and an interment is planned at Dora cemetery likely Saturday the 15th.
W H Fisher and family visited the area last Sunday. The cheese factory received 1500 pounds of milk. Ervin Nelson spent Sunday with home folks and works near Norway. Mrs John Grant is ill but friends hope for recovery. Richard James visited the South Fork region midweek. Mrs John Luttrell and children visited relatives at Arago last week. J M Wagner heads home from California early next week. Whobrey reports his son’s health stable. Workers piled long timbers for the railroad amid low water. Union Sunday School plans Easter services March 23 at Hermann School house with basket dinner and lessons. neighbors invited.
Marshfield visitors include Keller and Misses Kruse Bar ry and Schilling announce church services WCTU meeting set at Adams home. New spring hats shine at Horr. Coquille River Electric's Morse in town. Knapp of Port Orford visits Myrtle Point. County officials Baker Golden tour Myrtle Point schools. Buell plans East Spruce bungalow. Judge Hall Armstrong inspect roads. M E Ladies Aid dime social on St Patrick's Day. Morrissey boosts First Spruce intersection paving prep. Sign painter Leonard busy for Hub Spencer Shelley. Tax season draws crowds to county seat before Friday discount ends. Lundy clarifies saloon statement omission. signatures filed.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale issued by Washington County Circuit Court Oregon on March 1 1918 directs sale of land described as SE of SE section 22 lots 6 7 9 11 and 14 section 25 NW of SE and NE of SW section 33 W1 of NW and W3 of SW4 section 34 township 29 south range 11 west Willamette Meridian Coos County Oregon to satisfy judgment for Associated Creditors Company against Peoples Store Company Allen & Wright and O C Wright for 149 87 plus costs and interest. sale set for April 12 1913 at 10 a m at county courthouse front door Coquille Oregon.
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