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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
6
A druggist touts D. D. D. as superior for eczema itching and offers a full size bottle on demand with a money back guarantee if it does not remove the itch. The ad urges customers to try D. D. D. first before other substitutes and notes other druggists carry it.
Department of the Interior Roseburg Oregon September 24 1913 notice that Matthew J Nichols of Myrtle Point Oregon filed intent to make five year proof to establish a homestead claim for E NEX Section 26 Township 29 S Range 13 West Willamette Meridian before Edgar A Dodge US Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on November 7 1913. Witnesses named William F Ward George E Ward John Fabry Nathan E Barklow all from Myrtle Point Oregon. 486x B F Jones Register.
Arago Argu notes the Union Sunday school schedules an entertainment with box supper ice cream and refreshments next Saturday night at the school house to raise funds for an organ. Everyone invited. Hay balers finished and returned to town. Rev Anderson will visit Fishtrap church next Sunday. Belva Pinkston and Hazel Radabaugh from Coquille were home for the weekend. Many Sarailies attended services at the Myrtle Point school house led by Rev Chas Barklow.
Bancroft Billetts Miss Josie Houser visits sister Mrs Warner born October 24 1918 to Mr and Mrs Chas Warner a daughter. School District 52 progress under Miss Lottie Gill. Mr Magill Eden Valley out for winter supplies. Mrs A Fish Mrs C Fish and Miss Bonnie Gage visiting Mrs F J Fish. George Rice killed a wild cat last week at age 12. Mrs Mabel Humphrey moves from Bandon joining brother B F Smith. O Lund received grass seed last week and works landscaping.
Mrs. A. G. Nosler visits Coquille while Miss Lou Hooten remains ill. Mrs. Margery of Sacramento plans Frisco home after two months with relatives. Chas Murphy and R. C. Endicott drive to Billy Anderson's ranch to fetch goats bought by Hill and Murphy. Jack Hoopes stays with C. H. Nosler. Rev. Barklow conducts Sunday services. many Myrtle Point residents attend. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bryant now guard the central office. G. W. Starr, A. Ford, and Sam Stevens head to Eden Valley for several days. Bonnie Gage of Coquille heads toward Myrtle Point.
Gravel Ford updates on Earl Simons painting the academy and Voerding case. A husking bee by A Merren, many red ears noted. Basket social at Moser creamery Friday the 31st. Revival meetings praised. Rev Wyland cited as thought provoking. Jack Mayse builds a hut and sons enjoy bathing and school. Maud Mast moves to F S Bunch home for children. Ed Olsen enjoyed Dora vacation but plans move home. Mrs W S Hall ill with neuralgia. Marriage at Methodist parsonage Carl Roland and Ida Hamerlof on Oct 22. Congratulations to the couple. Cal Jackson thanks friends for help during sickness and burial Alpha.
East Fork society items report visitors, moves, injuries, and local doings. J H Laird hosts Sitkum weekend guests. M M Youngs relocate to Coquille to run a rooming house. J L Crosby suffers a rib fracture and rests days. S Kennedy of Oklahoma returns home via Sitkum stage. Mrs Winmith visits Myrtle Point daughter Lila at school. I M Weekly and J A Brockman cut winter wood. Ed Olsen family move back to the farm from Abernethy saw mill. Mr and Mrs White of Wedderburn visit J H Neer and wife. Itty Swan returns to Myrtle Point. local serenade greets a new bride and groom at their future home with treats.
A wedding occurred at Mrs. R. M. Minard's home in Pleasant Hill on October 18, 1918, as Minnie Minard wed George P. Mathewson under a wedding bell. Guests enjoyed a lavish dinner and gifts. The couple will reside at Minard's Mill. Mathewson is a logger and Minnie is a respected local lady.
The article notes Albert Barklow’s bungalow being painted, visits by Mollie Baird of Bandon to Myrtle Point aunts, and family visits including Dan Miller and Grandma Miller. Several residents attend church services in Bridge and Arago with Rev. Barklow and Rev. C. H. Barklow, plus a dinner at W. A. Rosélle’s and a Hammock joke from Cassie Roger at Fishtrap.
Myrtle Point fans can see Pendleton Round-Up pictures in seven reels at the Unique on Friday November 7 at 7 00 pm Manager Schroeder secured the films showing the daring cowboys from Eastern Oregon and nearby states This one night showing promises thrilling feats and the chance for those who missed the Open Air Round-Up to witness the action again.
We thank friends for kindly assisting during the illness of our beloved mother Mrs. Mary E. Dietz. Grace Sculley Joe Kirk Lizzie Dodge Joseph E. Dietz Samuel Dietz William Dietz Gustave Dietz.
An advertisement urges parents to use Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion for children to build strength and fight winter illnesses. It claims superior results, a money back guarantee, and highlights availability at Perkins' Drug Store among thousands of other Rexall retailers worldwide.
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