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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
4
Local shop promotes D D D Laboratories eczema wash with an ironclad guarantee. It claims instant itch relief and permanent cures, offering a full size bottle trial with no payment if not satisfied.
Hailey Laird and wife visited Roseburg last Wednesday to see relatives. Miss Sarah Huenergardt left for Marshfield to visit her brother Abe. Mrs. Perley Crowley and children visited Mrs. J. D. Laird. David Crowley stayed at the Laird home. Community bids Huenergardt farewell as she sails. Crowley, Laird and Alva Harry plan a dairy venture delivering cream to the farmers' creamery. Local roads praise after mountain stage travel. other residents visit Coquille and nearby roads. Clover Blosomas.
McKinley notes celebrate a ten and a half pound daughter born May 8 1913 to Mr and Mrs Gordon Shepherd. Iva Freeman the orphan daughter of James Freeman lives with Bud Ingrams family and attends McKinley School. Sylvester Bright and grandpa Wm Culbertson visited Heller family at Gravel Ford and W T Culbertson contemplates moving nearby. Ray Hyde hauls cream to Coquille twice weekly. Frank Snow starts dairy business and hauls lumber for fencing. his daughter Dorothy attends school. James Laird plans to move the Brewater Valley stage station to A L Browns and Marcus Brown will manage nights with his father blacksmithing at noon. W H Bunchs incubator yields chicks as locals plan a singing school.
A report from District No. 74 lists A. J. Mayse examining eighth grade students. Ed Olson attended a funeral in Gravel Ford. G. G. Gill did business in Myrtle Point. Henry Huff works at Abernathy mill. Rev. F. E. Scofield visits with daughter Mrs. S C Bunch. Steve Minard traveled to Roseburg on business. M. C. Miller returns from Coquille where he served as a juror. Rev. R. B. Mason preaches farewell at Dora May 18 with a dinner to follow. Ed Abernathy reports erreichen tracks near Sitkum school and warns against leaving them near Pleasant Hill or Dora schools. Jasper R. Yoakum passes through en route to Roseburg stockding Smith Powers ranches in Coos and Curry counties and seeking 300+ cattle direct from farmers.
A DoraSunday school plans a Children’s Day program the first Sunday in June with lunch afterward. Upper East Fork citizens organize a Memorial Day service at Dora Cemetery at 1:00 p.m. Friday May 39 with W. H. Bunch as speaker.
Capt Panter builds on new property once owned by Albert Barklow. Grandma Ransier remains ill. Geo Adams works at Ansen's camp for the summer. John Stone visits from Fishtrap for a weekend. Rev C H Barklow and family visit from Bandon to plant a garden. Wilbur Barklow and Noah Bonewitz join Rev Thos Barklow on a South Fork trip to Hermann school. 8th grade pupils report on their papers. top scholars include Nellie and Chester Root, Stella and Ernie Barklow.
Bald Hill defeated Gravel Ford 8 to 5 in the second hallgame of the season at Mr Hall's field last Sunday. A rematch is set for next Sunday at Gravel Ford.
S'More Local Mrs Willis Whoberg visited Coquille last Friday. All sick watches to Spires Pharmacy in Hermann for repairs. A B Bigelow from this city was at Gold Beach on business. Hub Clothing & Shoe Co offers largest line of suits in Myrtle Point. Mrs Randelman from BanDon helping care for her mother Anna Barklow. T C Bannon of Santa Rosa California scouting land investments. Hermann Brothers stock of jewellery at Spires Pharmacy open for inspection. E J Hanson of Marshfield may relocate here if he can swap property. George E Peoples involved with promoting Richmond California. visited Myrtle Point and Coquille. Rev E H Moore will preach at Myrtle Point Monday and Tuesday at 8 pm. all invited. W B Smith, Pastor. Work starts removing buildings on lot for A E Seaman brick block. G S Floyd of Marshfield contractor. Spring farm implements arrive. large line of buggies and wagons. call to view line.
Notice is given that Henry Wyburn of Rural Oregon filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for lands described in section 18 township 325 range 11 and other parcels in townships 328 and 12 Willamette meridian. The proof is set for June 25, 1913 before U S Commissioner Edgar A Dodge at Myrtle Point Oregon. Witnesses named: John P Hayes David Land Robert L Morris James D Hayes, all of Rural Oregon.
Notice is given that Jacob M Hayes of Rural Oregon with a January 8 1918 Homestead Entry for section 1 township 82 8 range 12 west Willamette meridian has filed to make five year proof to establish claim before Edgar A Dodge United States Commissioner at Claimant comes witnesses Thomas D Land Robert L Morris Samuel Hall Henry Wyburn all of Rural Oregon B F Jones Register
Notice of guardian J M D Hayes under Adolphus Hayes and minors Harrison E Hayes and Jesse F Hayes to sell by private cash sale from May 17 1913. Property describes a 10.16 acre strip across lands from Coquille River to line with 60 foot wide easement along C A Smith Timber Co Railroad including 0.73 acre right of way. First publication April 17 1913.
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