Deaths and funerals in Coos County 1911 summary
Death notices from Riverton and Myrtle Point report Mrs. Joseph Ferry dying of pneumonia May 13 1911 at 62 with services at Norway Cemetery led by Rev Thos Barklow. Also listed are deaths of Cordelia Matilda Rice Enchanted Prairie 79 and 11 months, Cordelia Cribbins Rice and family details, Chas Eckhoff of Coos Bay North Bend death, and infant Ray Lewellen of Myrtle Point died May 15 1911 with funeral at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ferry
Riverton
Ore
Norway Cemetery
Thos. Barklow
Myrtle Point
Dora
Sarah Jane Hall
Tennessee
W. G. Floyd
William
Floyd
Elizabeth Andrews
Harrietta’ Ferry
Josephine Darnell
Pauline Byars
Marshfield
Mary
Cordelia M. Rice
Cordelia Matilda Rice
Oregon
Coos County
Enchanted Prairie
Cordelia Matilda Tree
Enos
William Cribbins
Richard Alonzo Cribbins
Martha M. Belieu
Bridge Qre
William Albert Cribbens
Lexington
Daniel T. Cribbens
Margarett S. Belieu
Roseburg
Plains
Coquille Valley
Cribbins
Catching Creek
C. C. Eckhoff
Chas Eckhoff
Coos
Bay
Mr. Eckhoff
Schleswig
Germany
Coos Bay
Lottieaker
Robert Nagle
Astoria
Chas. Eckhoff Jr
Gardiner
E. R. Forrest
Portland
John Messerle
John Ec
Ray Lewellen
J. L. Lewellen
Ray
Methodist Church
F. E. Scofield
Prune and Hop Pest Study Underway in Oregon
Corvallis Oregon May 13 Experts from Oregon Agricultural College begin a major study of prune and hop crop diseases and insects. Prof H S Jackson and H F Wilson traveled to Salem to assess prune pests and two harmful insects were found in grafts. May 19 they move to Independence to study hop pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
H.S. Jackson
H. F. Wilson
Salem
Independence
Salem Fruit Union
Factory sale of school shoes in all sizes
From the factory we announce the arrival of over two hundred pairs of school shoes in button or lace, spanning all sizes. They will be sold at exceedingly low prices, directly from the factory.
Steamer Fleet Moves and Local News From Coos Bay Coast
Steamer Anvil now runs weekly between Cogley and Portland with a recent Monde arrival and Tuesday 20 p m sailing. Coaster President linked with Alliance at the bay and reached Coquille on its second trip last Saturday carrying freight for Myrtle Point merchants. School Supt Bunch names four Coos county education board members. E N Smith family arrives from Riverside to spend the summer in Bandon. Bandon high school wins ten events at Coos County Field meet in Marshfield scoring 52 to North Bend 31 and Coquille 16. Dr Stemmler visits Poseidon lodge 9h as district deputy of the K P. Idaho defeats Oregon in 13 innings 4 to 3 at Eugene. T L Chase confined to asylum in Salem. brother in Seattle. Portland Telegram notes gasoline schooner Anvil seeking 150 ton capacity craft. Coos Bay Harbor reports a linen fakir selling cheap rugs and carpets. Creamery butter quoted higher in Portland and San Francisco markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemmler
Myrtle Point
K. P. Lodge
Poseidon Lodge
North Bend Harbor
University of Oregon
Eugene
University of Idaho
Oregon
Idaho
T. L. Chase
Charleston
Salem
Chase
Twin Falls
Seattle
Marshfield Sun
Hymen's Altar Marriage in City Home May 18 1911
Clarence R. Davis and Miss Nattie Williams married at a city home on Saturday evening May 18. Rev. Thomas Barklow officiated. Davis is son of Mrs Harmon Davis of Remote and Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs W Williams of Rock Creek. They will live with the groom's mother. Enterprise offers congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Davis
Nattie Williams
Gird
Jon
Thomas Barklow
Harmon Davis
Remote
W. Williams
Rock Creek
Forest Fire Leaflet Circulates Widely on Pacific Coast
The Western Forestry and Conservation Association distributes 335000 illustrated leaflets to school children across Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana. Endorsed by state authorities the leaflet warns of forest fire danger and promotes protection and safety by answering questions about saving life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
West
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Grading Contract Awarded for Maple Street Project
The city council awarded the Maple street grading contract from the railroad right of way to the east boundary line to J. J. Burns of North Bend. Estimated cost is about $4,000 and work will start as soon as the contractor can mobilize equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Street
East Boundry
J. J. Burns
North Bend
Also Mentioned on This Page
Death Reaper
Seth
Blucher
N. P. Peterson
Vici
Eeesene
Anvil
Cogley
President
Alliance At the Bay
Coquille
Bunch
R. S. Knowlton
J. T. McCormac
R. Falkenstein
Minnie McCloskey
Norway
E. N. Smith
Riverside
Calif
Bandon
Bandon High School
Ond
Portland Telegram
Siuslaw
Oregon Coast
Eureka
Coos Bay Harbor
San Francisco
Pike
Hymen’s
Pearce the Harness Man
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