28 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
1
The community weighs starting a fruit cannery with local capital and a free five year site offered by Albert Barklow across the river. The move aims to use surplus fruit, create a payroll, and aid farmers and merchants, with ties to two river ports and Panama Canal prospects.
The Marshite News reports the death of John Nasburg father of Mrs. P L Phelan of this city at Mercy hospital after a long illness. Born in Sweden in 1880 he came to the United States twenty years later, freighting on the Columbia River before moving to Curry and Coos counties. He lived at Empire and was married in 1876 to Alice Elliott. they had three daughters and a son. He later divorced. Other notes mention Rev Cisstin to preach at U B church, farmers stocking winter supplies, Robt Muir building a dwelling, Lawrence Freeman ill, and Dewitt Clinton and Albert Bright returning from Roseburg with a worsening Coos Bay road.
Notice states the partnership between J. L. Masson and G. F. Korinek under Mabaon & Korinek is dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due are payable at the Law Office of J. C. Stemmler in Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon. J. L. Masson and G. F. Korinek are listed as dissolving partners.
Elton G. Robbins and Miss Ludia A. Krantz united in marriage at a home ceremony attended by relatives and close friends. Officiating minister Rey2 Tyoriné Barklow. Leatherman served as groomsman. Krantz sister was bridesmaid. A dinner followed and the couple plan to reside on the groom’s mother’s farm in South Fork valley.
Bandon Recorder reports the marriage of Maude Cornelius, daughter of Tom Cornelius of this city, to B. L. Tracy in a concise local notice. The article notes the union and identifies the involved families.
Local merchants ratify a pledge to stay open until 8 p m while maintaining Sunday rest. They promise no back door entries and to observe the Sabbath, allowing clerks to rest. emergency cases may use the front door with customers.
Maude Cornelius and D. Tracy of this city wed at Lakeport October 9 by Justice J. A. Cox. Tracy owns the Bandon brick yard and the bride is a well known Bandon young lady. They traveled along the coast for a short trip and returned late last week.
A column mocks a local resident’s claimed strenuous effort and bluntly notes a wife’s possible return, while Parson Twine voices candid social judgments on popularity and politics. The piece ends with a county coroner candidate declaring his bid.
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