Breezy Bits From Myrtle Point Neighborhood News
Notable local items from Myrtle Point include school openings with Will Coleman at Gravel Ford and Prof. W. H. Bunch at the academy, Miss Comer assisting, Minnie Iverson directing music, and students leaving for Philomath College. Community notices cover visitors, travel plans, fair attendance, and fall work as Basil Barklow and other locals attend events.
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Gravel Ford
Grandpa Johnson
South Fork
Will Coleman
W. H. Bunch
Comer
Minnie Iverson
Great Falls
Montana
Clara Moser
Hedvig Harnish
Jessie Cotton
Philomath
Abrahamson
New York
George Muellen
Elerta Brady
Roland
Marshfield
Moser
Ida Wright
Lela Smith
Myrtle Point
Farmer
South Fork Sayings At Hermann Schoolhouse Service
H Root and family of Norway attended services at the Hermann school house Sunday. Dan Miller and family returned from a week at Bandon. Little Leland Barklow was mentioned in the week’s items. Local notes cover haying and nearby activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
H. Root
Family of
Norway
Hermann School House
Milton Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Dan Miller
Bandon
Leland Barklow
Bridge Briefs From Marshfield Area Community News
Mrs. Lund of Marshfield visits daughter Mrs. Montgomery and family of Big Creek. Prof. C. H. Mulkey of Fort Klamath ready to begin school Monday. Mrs. Aaron Wilson and children visit Coquille relatives. Calbert Barker rents Culver ranch and moves stock toward Camas Valley. Mrs. A. Q. Hooton and daughter Poeeeny visit Coquille. Willcott family to reside in Coos County. Miss Millie Roselle and brother Lawrence visit Bandon. Fairy Davis to Marshfield for schooling. Henry Villines of Bandon passes with passengers from Roseburg. Moving wagons head toward Myrtle Point, Houser family returning to Bridge.
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A. Q. Hooton
Poeeeny
Coquille
Hooton’s
B. F. Hill
A. Ford
Paul Willcott
Astoria
Coos County
Millie Roselle
Lawrence
Bandon
Fairy Davis
Big Creek
Marshfield
Henry, Villines
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
Ine Houser
Bridge
Big Exhibition Wrestling Match at Local Theater
Jack White light weight champion of Aliformia meets Smiling Dutch light weight champion of Germany in a main event. They will display principal holds and counters. The program includes a regular picture show. Admission 10c and 20c.
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Jack White
Aliformia
Germany
Death of Mrs Scofield ret minister in this city
Rogella Jane Emmons Scofield born Rochester New York 1844 married Francis E Scofield November 8 1865 at Fort Dodge Iowa. Five children survive. She moved to Oregon 1876 and lived in Coos county most of the time. A service was held at the home Saturday evening and the remains buried in Dora cemetery September 14.
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Scofield
Zara, Scofield
F.’E. Scofield
Rogella- Jane Emmons
Rochester
New York
Michigan
Francis E. Scofield
Fort, Dodge
Iowa
M. E. Church
Oregon
Coos County
Chinese Pheasants Liberated Near South Fork Refuge Planned
Deputy Game Warden J M Thomas brought six pairs of Chinese pheasants to be released on the South Fork near Ray Cement home. The birds are from a shipment from the state game farm to Coos county, following a suggestion by J W Bennett of Marshfield. Dement's ranch is set as a refuge, with further birds planned and discussions with Al Powers and C A Smith to establish larger game refuges in the county.
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J. M. Thomas
North Bend
South Fork
Ray Cement
Kinlsy
Corvallis
Coos
Thomas
C. A. Smith
Be hooled Enteprise Enrollment Report Delayed
The Enterprise will try to report enrollment next week. Leslie O. and W. A. Pugh and R. D. Porter, who did carpenter work here and at Marsh field, plan a trip to Winzle Arizona in a prairie schooner. Their rigged wagon is decorated with Argona Buat on both sides of the canvas cover.
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Leslie O
W. A. Pugh
R. D. Porter
Marshfield
Winzle
Arizona
Notice of Administration for Nancy H. Kansier Estate
Notice announces the appointment of B. F. Barklow as Administrator of the Nancy H. Kansier estate in Coos County Oregon. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers at Roberts Giles Roberts Myrtle Point within six months from September 18 1913.
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Nancy H. Kansier
Ty Court
Coos County
Oregon
Roberts
Giles & Roberts
Myrtle Point
B. F. Barklow
Nancy
Suit Filed in Coos County Justice Court
Plaintiff M. O7Stémmler sues H. G. Everenden in the Justice, Peace and Constable District Ajex6 Coos County Oregon seeking judgment for 81.20 with specified interest amounts from several dates plus costs. Publication notice cites Myrtle Point Enterprise as the delivery method and orders from Justice E A Dodge.
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Uommons
Justice’s Court For the Justice , the Peace and Constable
Ajex6
Coos County
Oregon
Theyrtle Point
Myrtle Point
E.A. Dodge
A Odge
Stemmler
Plans for Agricultural Demonstration Farms in Coos County
Professor H D Scudder of Oregon Agricultural College outlines cooperative agricultural demonstration across Coos county. The program will use local farmers with expert supervision, seed and fertilizer supplied, and focus on practical teaching in dairying and crop practices. The effort aims to show real dollar returns, seasonably intro new corn and manure utilization, with experts traveling countywide and working through community meetings.
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Coos County
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Wee of
Tee
Rtment
Exrts
Scudder
Oregon
Smith
Illinois
Coos and Curry County
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Harris Farm Residence Burns in North Fork Blaze
The Harris family home on the North Fork burned last Saturday when sparks from a kitchen fire lit the roof. Mrs. Harris was inside tending a meal when the blaze began. J. Harris nearby found the roof already ablaze and could not save most belongings. Miss Metta Hanson started a term of school in the Arago district last Monday.
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Marris Farm
North Fork
W. R. Harris
Metta*Hanson
Arago
Mortgage filed for 3 750 000 on Oregon timber lands
The C A Smith Timber Company and related parties filed a trust and refunding mortgage totaling at least 3 750 000. The loan benefits Continental and Commercial Trust Company of Illinois and John K Lyons. The mortgage covers timber lands across Goos Curry Douglas Lane Lincoln and Lifin counties in Oregon and several California counties.
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C. A. Smith Timber, Company
Oregon—corporation
The
C. A. Smith Timber& Manufacturing Company
Minnesota
Charles A. Smith
Berkeley
California
Lenox
Continental & Commercial Trust Company
Illinois
John’k
Douglas
Lane
Lincoln
Lifin
Oregon
Umpquastiey News
Narrow escape on the Myrtle W boat near Arago
Mr Wheeler and his daughter Myrtle aboard the Myrtle W. from Bandon to the city dodged a wreck when an alder log smashed through the pilot window and ripped the cabin. Wheeler hailed the hazard as miraculous, noting he avoided injury while his daughter faced flying cans and boxes.
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Wheeler-and
Myrtle
Change of Time on C B R E R R N Co Schedule
A new timetable effective September 14 alters the Myrtle Point fore noon train on Mondays and Thursdays to arrive at 10 30 and depart 10 50. On Tuesdays through Saturdays it arrives 9 50 and departs 10 10. The afternoon train remains 3 42 arrival and 4 05 departure.
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Myrtle Point
Christie and Church Notes from Ellsworth Coulté Pastor
Last Lord's Day services were well attended. The church rolled out the large chart sermon on God's Eternal Purpose. Ladies Aid reorganized with a monthly cooked food sale and Thanksgiving dinner for the public. Next Sunday Endeavor Society begins at 7 p.m. and all youths are urged to attend. Mrs Coulter and I move into the first house east of the church and offer our ministering services.
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Christie& Church
Ladies Aid
Endeavor Society
Coulter
Ellsworth E. Coulté
Ownership Change at The Palace of Sweeta Confectionery
The Palace of Sweeta confectionery, run for two years by Mrs Ida Hansen, was sold this week to W M Arrington a young man known to Enterprise readers. He took possession this morning.
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Palace of
Sweeta
Ida ° Hansen
W. M. Arrington
Apples from 16 trees yield 116 boxes this year
L J Roberts reports a harvest of 116 boxes of marketable apples from 16 trees this year. The note ends with a quip about printers and payments.
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L.j.roberts
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