Real estate transfers for the week in Coos county
The list records numerous transfers of property across Coos County including deeds from E. P. Ellingsen as sheriff to Henry and Nellie Wiebke, and to N. R. Zimmerman, George W. Rooke, Pearl Ellingsen, H. A. Williamson, Oregon Realty Company, and many others. Transactions span Coos Bay, Marshfield, Bandon, Coquille, and North Bend with prices ranging from 10 to 825 dollars and parcels often described by lot and block. The roster includes subdivisions like Coos Bay Plat A, West Bandon, Elliott additions, and Bennetts Beach, with notes on tract sizes and sale terms. The final line notes Orin Torrey’s estate administrator appointment for the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Ellingsen
Coos County
Henry W. Wiebke
Nellie J. Wiebke
N. R. Zimmerman
Bandon Heights
George W. Rooke
East Marshfield
Pearl A. Ellingsen
Coos Bay Plate
H. A. Williamson
Oregon Realty Company, Inc
Inc
Coos Bay
William F. Kennedy
Paul May
Elliott
Coquille
Clara Sether
N. B. Johnson
City of
Notley
Bandon
Woodland
Azalia Park
James Forty
L. L. Thomas
Hattle BR. Thomas
Marshfield Home Building Co
Clement
Annie Erdman
Robert O. Gardner
Estella M. Gardner
Jas. N. Jacobsen
Anna M. Jacobsen
R. L. Perryman
Michael W. Siglin
Charlotte E. Siglin
Victor Laivo
Wilhelmina Laivo
Dunham
Preston P. Johnson
Lucile Johnson
P. L. Mayhew
Edmonston
Marshfield
F. A. Barton
J. S. Barton
T. M. Devereaux
H. A. Fish
Ada E. Fish
E. B. Fish
Lelia M. Fish
W. E. Best
S. M. Galbraith
Town of Bandon
David A. Morgan
Bridget Louise Morgan
Edith Galbraith
West Bandon
J. H. Jones
Anna Jones
Elizabeth Davenport
John DeCosta, Jr
George H. Chaney
Myrtle Point Mill and Lumber Company
Nwik
Nashburg Land Company
G. von Balsen
Nashburg
Archdiocese of
Oregon City
Dan E. Melony
Helen
M. Maloney
E. B. Dean
Carrie M. Corey
R. H. Corey
Bank of Southwestern
Oregon
Western
Perham Park
Urha Lundberg
Emil Gabrielson
Bunker Hill
Milton Albert Peterson
J- S. Lorsung
Peter Loraung
Baldwin Corporation
Walter J. Holland
Township
Range
Swaine Peterson
Annie Peterson
Charles Cavanaugh
North Bend
Charleston Bay Company
Herman Powell
Charleston
Ethel C. Miller
A. E. Miller
C. L. McCready
Hattie McCready
John F. Johnson
Dora Cox Johnson
E. W. Gregg
Cléta D. Gregg
A. O. Walker
Jace Manesus
George A. Martin
Orin '8
Torrey
Guy C., Erres
Poychia Torrey
Coquille Hotel Opens After Baxter House Fire
The Coquille hotel opened Tuesday night with two banquets at 5 30 and 9 p m A crowd attended to see and hear the new facility The city has struggled since the Baxter house fire but now offers ample rooms for guests rejoicing with the sister city over the new hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Baxter House
Coos and Curry Fair Dates Set for Sept 8 12
The North Pacific Fair Association in Seattle announced Coos and Curry County Fair dates for the week of September 8 to 12. Also listed are Linn County Albany fair September 15 to 20 and State Fair Salem September 22 to 27. K H Hansen, secretary, expected home Friday. The stockholders meet February 7 at I C OFP hall to elect directors and act on business. The association aims for a bigger, better fair with larger exhibits and a stronger racing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Fair Association
Seattle
Coos
Two Local Recruits Enlist at Coquille Army Station
Lloyd Hidlson of Powers and Charles H Tilton of Marshfield enlisted in the army at Coquille last week. They are now at Vancouver Barracks Washington awaiting deployment to the First Cavalry. Tealepeea Oeiley, in the air service flying school at Fort Houston, Texas, is pleased with his education in the chosen line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hidlson
Powers
Marshfield
Coquille
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
First Cavalry
Moangee Omnton
Financial plan for Coos County road bonds and bridges
Coos County discusses refinancing three bond issues from 1916 1921 and 1922 to support state highway completion. Proposes paying off or refunding 275000 now due and delaying new payments after 1930 with full payoff by 1949. Notes looming state obligations 27948 and projects awaiting funds including Coquille Bandon gravelling 95009 Glasgow Douglas line 80000 and Coquille Myrtle Point 45000 plus a proposed Isthmus Inlet bridge about 75000 to replace aging ferry and slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
State Highway Department
Myrtle Point-Douglas Co
Waynes
Larson
Coquille - Bandon
Glasgow-Douglas Co
Coquille-Myrtle Point
Isthmus Inlet
Eastside
Coos
County Court Moves to Float New Bond Issue to Complete State Road
In a letter the County Court argues for a new bond issue of 225 788 dollars to fund road work and secure state funds. They note 100 000 dollars from Forestry and Roads toward Hauser to Douglas County line and warn of 28 000 owed to the State Highway Department with 95 000 more looming after the Bandon road, advocating timing to finish the state road program and shift maintenance to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
Department of Roads
Hauser
Douglas County
State Highway Department
Bandon
Local Basketball Standings and Scores Recounted
Standings show Coquille 3 0 100.0 and North Bend 3 0 100.0, with Marshfield 3 2 64. Arago 2 2 50.0, Myrtle Point 2 2 50.0, Bandon 1 2 33.3, Powers 1 2 33.3, Coos River 6 65 00.0. Last week altered scores moving Myrtle Point up while Arago, Bandon, Powers slipped. Myrtle Point girls won 41 to 37 in a tighter contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo ‘Coquille
North Bend
Marshfield
Arigo
Myrtle Point
Bandon
Coos River
Chages
Arago
Powers
Sable
Spiess
Union High Pictures Coming to Town this February
Alfred Powers plans to visit the week of February 11 to 16 to present slides of union highs across the state and discuss the feasibility of the plans. Residents are urged to hear him and view the pictures during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Powers
Mr. Powers
Patrons Hold Annual Sugarloaf Creamery Meeting
The Sugarloaf Creamery patrons held their annual meeting last Saturday at the creamery. Reports covered Oct 1 1922 to Oct 1 1928 and the board election. Briton highlighted county dairy development with 1,889,702 pounds milk, 200,580 pounds cheese, and $49,000 revenue. Directors listed: Henry Strong president, Jesse Clinton, H F Tedson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Strong
Jesse Clinton
H. F. Tedson
District Attorney Fisher Elected President of State DAs
Ben S. Fisher was elected president of the State District Attorneys association at its Portland meeting. He previously held the secretary treasurer post. other officers named are John Carson of Salem as vice president and Joe Helgerson of Dallas as secretary treasurer. The Portland to Marquam Hill road project seeks 50 200 dollars for county hospital improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben S. Fisher
State District Attorneys Association
Portland
Fisher
John Carson
Salem
Joe Helgerson
Dallas
Marquam Hill
New County Hospital
Building a New Phone Line to Roseburg
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph plans a long distance line from Roseburg to Myrtle Point to support growth in southern Oregon. The project includes pole construction along nearly the full route, save a four mile stretch west of Camas Valley. J A Crawford leads the effort, while Helen Way Crawford accompanies him at Rivers Edge Lodge near Remote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
Oregon Territory
Camas Valley
J. A. Crawford
Pacific Telephone Telegraph Company
Mrs. Crawford
Rivers Edge Lodge
Remote
Burglar Strikes J D Cistens Pool Hall in Wales La
Burglar entered through a rear window Tuesday night at the J D Cistens pool hall in Wales La and took $6.06 plus $7.00 in change and a pocket knife. The next morning clues from owner Mr Clintom suggested possible arrest if sufficient evidence is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cisten
Clintom
Election Bards Selected for 1924 in County Precincts
The County Court appoints judges and clerks of election boards for 1924 across multiple precincts. Listings include No 3 Der No 33 Lee with Chairman D B R Lewis and clerks, No 36 Powers with Chairman Mary V Zimmerman and staff, No 52 Feet Mile chaired by C T Bummenrother, and additional precincts 53 Catching Creek 54 Myrtle Point North 55 Myrtle Point South 56 Broadbent 57 Enchanted 58 Rowland First Board and Second Board with corresponding chairs, judges, and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceart
Seversl
Dera
Mary V. Zimmerman
W. H. Zaber
Jessie E. Davis
Wave E. Townsend
Ida Mathews
Annie Schroeder
R. M. Bunn
Pearl Hampton
Dora Schroeder
Cc. T. Bummenrother
J. F. Alumbaugh
T. H. Shaw
Nettie M. Adams
Alex Turner
Catching Creek
Tho
Mabel Barklow
Ivy N. Pemberton
Myrtle Point
Belva A. Robertson
Enchanted
Joseph L. Laird
P T A Meeting Reviews High School Space Needs
The P T A at Woodman hall discussed district realignment for high school property, noting legal missteps and space shortages. Professor Spiess explained class size limits and room constraints while Mrs. Barkiw reported on hot lunch committee turnout. The sixth grade won an attendance plant award with Mrs. Ray as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers Association
Woodman Hall
Geipsifte
Spiess
Nosler
Ray
Mrs. Fred Lattrell Buys Al Baker Residence
Mrs. Fred Lattrell purchased the Al Baker residence on Fourth Street this week from Mrs. Jennie Graham through the E. P. Adams real estate agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lattrell
al Baker
Fourth Street
Jennie Graham
E. P. Adams Real Estate Agency
Mass Meeting At Church On A. A. Baker Condition
A mass meeting is set for Tuesday evening February 5 at the Church of the Brethren to discuss improving conditions of the A. A. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
A. A. Baker
Star Chapter Card Party at Masonic Hall
Eastern Stars members and friends gathered at the Masonic hall for a card party on Thursday night. Mrs Perkins and Mr Tedson won prizes, with consolation prizes also awarded. light refreshments followed a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Perkins
Tedson
Pearce Garage Opens With Dance In Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point fire department opened the Pearce garage Saturday evening hosting a grand dance. Over 100 tickets sold plus spectator admissions. Bowers orchestra provided music and the piano was loaned by Schneider Music Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Pearce
Bowers Orchestra
Schneider Music Co
Knowles Seeks Supreme Court Seat in Republican Ticket
J W Knowles has practiced law in La Grande for twenty years and served nearly fifteen years as circuit judge of Union and Wallowa counties. On the upcoming election he appears on the Republican ballot for supreme court judge. He was admitted to the bar in 1888 at Eldorado Kansas and moved west with Horace Greeley’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Knowles
la Grande
Union
Wallowa
Knowles
Supreme Court
Eldorado
Kansas
Horace Greely
Ducks and Fish Feed After Season Close
Duck season end saw H A Schroeder E J Schneider C W Gayne Dr J B R Bunch J M Bledsoe and Barton Stemmler pool ducks for a big supper at the Schroeder home with 14 diners. After the meal the group played cards. Some Myrtle Point fishermen shared an early catch for a fish dinner at E J Schneider’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Schroeder
E. J. Schneider
C. W. Gayne
J. BR. Bunch
J. M. Bledsoe
Barton Stemmler
Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Graven Gravel Improves Fifth Street Parking Area
Dal King of the Sugar Bowl Confectionery has laid river gravel along the Fifth street parking, replacing a mud hole that plagued customers all winter. The improvement eliminates mud between the sidewalk and curb and keeps the area serviceable for shoppers who pass daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal King
Sugar Bowl
Fifth Street
Cal
Musical Evening by Mrs Clarke Pupils
Mrs O H Clarke hosted a musical at her home Saturday with about 50 parents in attendance and around 26 pupils performing. An 8 hand piece on two pianos featured Mrs Pearle Sykes and Elsie Moller at one piano, Vera Johnston and Genevieve Clarke at the other, followed by games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Clarke
Pearle Sykes
Elsie Moller
Vera Johnston
Genevieve Clarke
Myrtle Pointer’s Abroad Recital Open To University Crowd
Myrtle pointers abroad Vada Davis of Myrtle Pub performed Etude Mignonne by Fdutd Schutt at a student recital in the university music building. Mr and Mrs William Turundsy spent the weekend in Eugene visiting relatives. Miss Mabel Lundy returned to work at Eugene hospital after two weeks illness. Salem-Oregon Pulp and Paper Co plans a $20 000 addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada Davis
Myrtle Pub
Fdutd Schutt
William Turundsy
Eugene
Lundy
Jo R. Joe
Mabel
Audrey
Mabel Lundy
Eugene Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court
Coquille Hotel
Coos Road
Capone State
Union HI Pictures
Wales
Lee
D. BR. Lewis
W. H. Harman
W. H. Hervey
Maud Mast
Clara Young
First
Benjamin Gant
John Hetherington
Mabel Gant
Irene Conger
Enma Harrington
Sad Bead
M. P. Sunmerlin
Ida A. Levine
Mary G. LaClair
A. R. Lavine
C. A. Lee
MASS
THE
Star Card Party
Myrtle Point Fire Department
Myrtle
Pulp & Paper Co
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