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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1910

Page

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Gravel Ford Items Highlight Local Business Shifts

Bright and Clinton expand a flourishing blacksmith trade. Dean leases his property to Jim Hobson for an open term. Huff, a former rival from Texas, rents the G. G. Swan place near Pleasant Hill for three years. Rev. Cissna of the U B church will ...

Bright & Clinton Dean Jim Hobson Huff Texas G. G. Swan Pleasant Hill Cissna U.B. Church

Republicans to Organize Delegates at County Assembly

Seven Republicans from various precincts plan a 7 30 pm meeting to choose delegates for the county assembly to be held at Goguille next Friday June 3. Myrtle Point precinct will select 17 delegates this afternoon in a regular ballot at city hall under committee supervision.

Shelbrede Mingus - Ard H. Bunch Goguille Myrtle’Point

Injured Logger Struck by Cable at Aasen Camp

Elmer Shull, a logging camp employee on the North Fork, suffered a severe injury last Friday morning when a cable slipped. The line struck him, breaking his right arm below the elbow and injuring his lip and teeth. Dr. L L. G. Johnson treated him in town.

Elmer Shull Aasen North Fork Shull L L. G. Johnson

Court Adjourned Ending Coos County's Longest Term

Judge Coke adjourned the regular April term of circuit court to June 20 at Coquille Saturday evening, marking the longest term in Coos county history. A notable feature was that only one jury case yielded a verdict for the plaintiff.

Coke Coquille Coos County

Free 20 by 24 Pictures With Dry Goods Purchase

Machado offers large 20 by 24 pictures free with cash purchases of 12 dollars or more on dry goods or shoes. The deal requires cash payments and may be completed over multiple purchases, not necessarily all at once.

Machado J. Machado

Myrtle Point Beats Bandon 11 to 6 In Sunday Baseball

Myrtle Point defeated Bandon 11 to 6 in a sun drenched game after an early 4 to 1 edge for the visitors. Poland and Chaney starred for the locals as the home team rallied with improved fielding and timely hitting. An excursion to Bandon is planned for Myrtle Point fans, with a 7 AM departure and 5 PM return, fare one dollar.

Myrtle Bandon Wood Poland Chaney Myrtle Point

Marsh Field Team Defeats Home Players 166 to None

At North Bend on Sunday the Marsh field team defeated the home players by a score of 166. Talks continue about forming a county league for the rest of the season but no action has been taken.

North Bend Marshfield

Lake Creek Items Add to Local News Gleanings

O Prey of Myrtle Foe visited relatives here recently. Joe Larson of the Golden Falls delivered a pack train days ago. Two gentlemen from Oakland Oregon crossed through last week en route to Allegany. Fred Guerin returned to Langtois after weeks with his brother. Carl Davis of Marshfield spent days last week with Fred Garrett and friends. Geo Short and a friend from the Umpqua passed through return trip from Marshfield. John Myers of Norway visited friends briefly and planned to stay. T W McCloskey continues strong in furniture. Geo Lainger closed his tensor parlor briefly for farming. Miss Myri McCloskey expected home from Myrtle Point next Sunday attending school there.

Nellie Hermann Geo. H. Guerin George Eckley Guerin Lake Creek Lake Greek Marshfield John Myers Norway T. W. McCloskey Geo. Lainger Myri McCloskey Myrtle Point

Myrtle Piano Showcases Myrtle Wood Craft

J Meade of this city built a picuro case from selected myrtle for a piano sent from a factory he formerly worked at. The cabinet work impressed many but time proved the piece dependable and tone improving with age. The natural case darkens to a richer shade and the maker believes twenty years will greatly increase its value. He notes a future opening for myrtle picture manufacturing as supplies are abundant now but will exhaust in time.

J. Meade

Memorial Day Services and Observances Planned

Memorial day events include G A R, ex Confederates, Spanish war and Indian War veterans assembling at Benson's Hall 9:30 and 10:50 a.m. to march to the church and cemetery for graveside rites, followed by 1:30 p.m. programs at Benson's Hall with speeches, music, flag drills and child recitations. Businesses urged to close 1 to 4 p.m. and flowers to Benson's Hall in morning.

Latter Day Saints Chirch As A.m G. A.R Benson’s Hall Benson’ S Hall

Good Road News From County Surveyor on Bridge Road

County Surveyor Gould reports a two per cent maximum grade for the Bridge to county line stretch and says the new route will be about a quarter mile shorter than the old road. Work will proceed this season but completion is unlikely before fall rains.

Gould Fieths Bridge Springs -Coquille Sentinel

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