Local notes from Myrtle Point and surrounding towns
Marshfield visitors Mr and Mrs Benj McMullen spend the week in town. Birth announced a son John Whoberg to Mr and Mrs R A Annin. Various residents and travelers, fence stretcher recall, and local church notices mix with social calls and farm updates. A two year old sustains a broken arm after a fall. Local business and building plans appear alongside dramatic anecdotes and a taste for community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. McMullen
Marshfield
R. A.annin
John Whoberg
Marshfi
Zeno Strang
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Frank Layton
J.C. Whittington
L. G. Johnson
L. Strong
A. S. Lowman
Jennie Bascell
Glendale
Whoberg
Sylvester Jones
Chas. McCrackin
C. E. Houser
Noah Bonewitz
Powers
Bonewitz
South Fork
B. F. Mathes
Tom Morelock
Bandon Beach
Rickman
L. Strong and Son
Jake
Fourth
Maple Streets
R. L. Smith
Smith & Burr
Ee Strong
Itchell Cars
Saints Church
A. C. Barmore
C. E. Granger
Alf. Davis
Glen Alder
Kansas
San Francisco
F. L.undy
Sunflower State
Messrs
Granger
Davis
Roseburg
Jerusalem
G. W. Rouse
Round Up visitors recount Pendleton event highlights
The Bakers auto crowd led by Home from the Round Up ington Wisconsin? and friends returns reports a grand Round Up. Happy Canyon impressed with its frontier town recreation and horse training. R S Hall, a Coos County rider, placed well in bucking contests. Caldwell, Sundown, and Yakimanutt earned top finishes. Miss Bertha Blancett won the cow girl bucking title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Hall
Caldwell
Oregon
Sundown
Yakima Anutt
C. A. Rel
Local notes and notices from Myrtle Point area
Community brief items report births at local households, visits, and business trips. The column notes merchants offering fresh bread and oak casks, travels of Ned Kelley and Geo Burr, school church notices, and upcoming sermons. Readers are urged to read advertisements for bargains and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point readers recall visitors and town events
A roundup of local visits includes Albert Barklow and wife, Ruth Wade and her mother, and the Shulls touring Coquille. Outings to Bandon and Powers, mining plans near Stock Creek, and a sheep shipment to Roseburg highlight a week of travel. Education notes mention Victor Morris’s ill father in Eugene and a freight trip by Gage. A local editorial urges civic unity and home commerce, while a pony scare injures Mrs. Schroeder near North Fork Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Barklow
Coquille
Ruth Wade
Arthur Wade
B. C. Shull
John Shull
Bandon
Middle Fork
Eden Valley
Tyrtle Creek
Clyde Gage
Tock Creek
Victor P. Morris
Eugene
Morris
G. W. Luse
San Francisco
H. A. Hinshaw
Portland
W. F. Miller
Marshfield
Messrs
Taylor Dement
Kellbrook
Curry County
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Kolhagen
Wm.Cleveland
Oos County
Medford
Ature
Henry Schroeder
Schroeder
Count Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coos & Curry
J. O. Stemmler
Timber and Farm Land
Bank of
Myrtle’ Point
Oforte de
Ida Brown
H. M
SHAW
Irving Elk
L.A. Roberts and
E. C. ‘Roberts Attorneys At Law
Flanagan & Bennett ‘Bank
Hotel Guerin
Thos. D. Guerin
E. A. Dodge
United States
Oregon Real Estate Co
Geo. Rackleff
J. L. Laird
U. S. Mail
Laird’s Livery Barn
Myrtle Baths
W. C. Stevens
Dora T. W. Panter
O. K
Lombard-Bombina Co
Spruce Street
Palace of Sweets
Co- Suille
C. R. Bennett
McClosky Bldg
P. L. Phelan
J. L.masson
Eli Freidenburgh
Bridge
H. S. Tower
Perkins Drug Store
Arthur Hermann
Roy Garrett
N. W. McDonald O Broadbent
Ned C. Kelley
F. C. Catterlin
Ford”ing
Nick Johnson
S. S. Reed
Ella
R. E. Stevens
T. J. Cannon
Christian Church
Bert Harrison
Geo. F. Burr
Smith & Burr, Contractors
J. C. Warner Place
Wek
Dan Barklow
Willamette Valley
Ed Carver
Idaho
Barklow
C. H. Barklow
Poe Pe
EA Rce
P. E. Breuer
Ore
Sam
Gee Ching Laundry
Z. T. Johnson
H. F. eCracken
Mace Bros
Bender's
Enterprise Office
Hill & Murphy
Chittam Bark
Peel
T. Moulton
Coquille, Oregon
Cee
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Ghn
Brat
Mebrchan Disse
Rt's
Mioney
Myrtle Point Hardware Co
Henry G. Ploeger
Henry
Allars
Klamath ‘ Falls
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