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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1911)
(( ontinued tr* ’in ,»i Local 4 Lore “FI FIELD” The “ONLY WAY.” George Strang was a Coquille vis itor last Wednesday. WANTED T o buy two lots near the business street of Bacal. 11. I prefer buying direct from oivmr Mrs. W. E. Ca.terlin, Langlois. Oregon. 20-12 E. E. < lakes, the real estate man is able to be at his office again altei a few days of confinement to hi home witli an aggrivated case of grippe. F or S ai . e Soda Manutacti ring Alisohitelv and Bottling Works. complete an J in first class condition. At Half Price. Write G. T. Tread gold, Bandon, Origin. 31 -tf “Comrades of Christ will hold a Poverty Social in the old school building on Friday, April 28, 1911, at 8 o’clock ¡».in. All are invited to attend. Prepare your dress a< cnrdingly as they will impose a small line for all valuables. Refreshments tree. F or S ai . e New four room house and ten lots ail fenced and in fruit and in garden. Price $So<> Inquire at this office. 12-tf-F rocks mouth of the li' er, 1 k nt Rockv I'oinl; removal of snags betwee mouth of North Io rs and Ban don, and dredging of channel t<x f«< t wide through several -ho.ds, the depth t > be proi ided being to feet al low l iter fn m the m< 11 h to Riverton, and nine feet at Io v wa er from Riverton to ( oquil'e I hedging as follows: Shoal above B udon 75,<'oc. yards; Rondo Iph shoal, it.oon void-: Ptrkersbnrg shoal. 26,000 yards; Strang -ho.I, I5.000 yards; Waist 1 om’.-, landing shoal. 14 000 yards; Ran dolph mill shoal, |,ooo yards. rhe Bandon Dry (ioods Co It is calculated dial it will take the dredge about two months to complete the work. rerry Again in Operation. Expression of Gratitude. flic big Bullard’s Ferry which has | I m <out of commission for a week .» ten divs undergoing fep.iirs, tepatrs, is ip . w in operation again and re; dv Io d > Im-int -s on even a larger scale th.m ever 'a fore Po those wbo tendeteli sneh lime- ly ami valuable assisiance in thè re <ent burning of our home, and sub sequent acts of kindness, we wish to expiiss o ir sincere gratitude. Mt. at il Mrs. I.. J. Butterfield. Bandon attorneys are at (.oquille Arrivals at Hotel Gallier this week attending > ourl. Miss \\ illard of Dail yville is vis F riday , A pril 21st. iting Mr-. F. E. Dv er this week. Ci C. Woods and wife, Marshfield Geo. W. Moore, of the Mi ore 1 1 C Sherrett, l.ii iiber Co , returned last Saturday F A Gi molds. fl Olli I two weeks’ trip t 1 California. C I) Greene, W\x 1 a i> An agent to sell Oliver E () Willetts, t pew ; iters; if interested ask for Ol- Chas Abbott, iv.-i typewriter sale-man li >tel Gat Capt. John Ammenson, who is on If E Peterson, tt * I the dredge in the Coquille river had her Saturday. E Clements, Chas. Herzig is now moving into < I the misfortune to fracture his wrist Mis S 1) I larpec, one day last week. Dr. Houston his new b ikery and has as tine a W C Simmons, Coquille dressed the wound and he is getting plant as can be found anywhere. Mrs M Morris, Majorie Lorenz, of Banclgn, came along nicely now. A T Below, Lakeport up oil Saturday to visit her grand The Ladies’ Aid Society ol tin Win Weekly, Myrtle Point Presbyterian church will give an af mother, Mis. (' M. Skee n, and was J Masson, ternoon tea Wednesday. April 26th. .■ci omp.mied home. Monday, by her Adolph Johnson, North Bend at the home of Mrs. J. II Jones. A aunt. Miss Dolhe Skeels Coquille O Svelll. charge of 1511s will be made, pro Herald M Randleman, Snohomish, W11 Mr and Mrs. Comnerilh enter ceeds to go into the buildup' fund Ed Rackleft, Langlois tained friends Monday evening at for new church. 3“ 1 2 S aturday , A prii . 22nd Members of the '! I'.. < hu.ch, pun H-ssive whist. Carl Tillcn won R I* Johnson, Huson, Minn South, at Fiilltrap, spent two days Inst pti. earn) Geo. Erdman bioby. W Crawford, Salem A Delicious refreshments were served, last week improving and beautifying E D Bocunen, Marshfield and 1 particularly pleasant evening the the church ground-. A wire E () Cornell, was enjoyed by those present. fence was built around the y n d and H Harris. Joe Clark arrived in on the Fifield about 50 rose iiu lies wer" pl.infe I. J C Walker, North Bend The members ate al o planning ail this morning and is smiling all over II W Harplin, Cheboygan, Mich entert limiieut and box suppei for his face. The cause of the smile is E | Biglow, Langlois the near inline the proceeds of 1 line big boy born lo Mi. and Mrs. Jas Farwell, Coquille « i which will lie used to purclia a- 1 o-.-ll J. E. ('I nk at their h< me in Alame I) J Lowe, da, C.d , Thursday, April 201I1. Joe * and paint the chu. ’ll fl W I)unhmi, i is “selling ’em up” to his Bandon Mrs Walker, < l Three year old F or S ali . ftiends to day. * ♦ II Walker, mare, 1blocky built. Will weigh be Definition FIFIELD “ Superior R F Newton, < ■ tween 1400 am! i 1500 pounds to ail others ” Why not patronize II II Adolphson, P >rt Orford Price Drives single or double. the be t and “ONLY W/\Y?” 5 |tf j. Richardson, of S unday , A prii . 23 I Inquire J'7S- Last evening, while the members Parkersburg. W I. Simpson, Langlois 23-9’x of Delphi Lodge, K. of P., were (> Svenson Coquille II. Alincrants of the dredge has conferring the 3rd degree oil a can G W Ilallston, Port Orford been laid up for a few days with a didate, the Pythian Sisters quietly C L Weaver, fractured t il’. < one and took jiossession of the kit R Walker, North Bend F or S ale . Sewing machine in ehen and dining loom and prepared M onday , A prii . 24th good condition. Drop le ad and all in elaborate lunch, to which they HI. Emerson, Los Angeles attachments. Iuq11ire.it office ol C invited the Sir Knights and a very J F Clapp, M. Spencer. 26 tf en <>\al>le hour was passed. C W Montgomery, Marshfield A company of 18 or 20 friends, R. M. llorti il, who helped the . * S D Harper, Enterprise get out a few 1 ties alioi I children and grandchildren met at 11 E Folsom, a year tgo has established .1 news the home of Grandma Charlotte < < J.is Merchant. paper at Lake Cln l.m, Wa ll. It is Stillwell and celebrated her Sotli « < Chas I.indsav, a bright newsy sheet and seem to liiith.l.iy, /April 2->nd. A tine spread : f ‘ F E I.eele, enjoy a generous amount < t patron was -erved anil the ociasion was Wm Billing, age as a starti r. Mr. I lorton’s fiiemls greatly mj.iyed by all present. After E A Schrader, Coquille here will wish him sm e<.- . in In new a most pleasant day the guests de- « « E E John-on, venture says the Myith Point lai parted wishing grandma many more W W Gage, terprise. Mr. Horton is well known li.qipy birthdays. I R II Barklow, Myrtle Point in Bandon having visit 1 hete a A number of Bandon Odd I 'ellows J O Stemler, number of time and his friend' lu re mil go to North Lend tomorrow to Chas Higgins, w ill hope for his slice. .litend the big meeting of the Coos V F Langwell, San Francisco Don't forget that I . W. Robison County Odd 1 ellows Anniversary I W C Parker, Parkersburg is handling all kinds of hay, giain, Association. 'There will lie .1 Ing1 ---- —“X -- feed, etc., at the very lowest parade and business meeting in the ' Capt tin Branson, the Methodist afternoon, followed by degree work 1 prices. 40-ti evangelist, who has been conducting and an eia'iorate limquet in the 1 a successful series of meetings at Some time ago three men iobln d evening i I'.union, has been ill cotrespondence a second band store in Ro nr W. E Dungan was promoting with Dr. Wetmore regarding con The name of the young -t of tin three robbers was Clarence Kendall. the inteteits ot the West Shore < >'l ducting services in Myrtle Point, That being the name ot the v nig- t'omp.mv of Bandon, in tile citv the and stales that he hopes to be her' e l son ot Mrs. I’. M. Coles of this lust ol the week. The West Shute on Tuesday, the 25th. though he city, some ol the him I- of the f.imi 1 .is enrolled upon its directorate A. w as not cet t tin at this writing. II" ly were afraid that “Happy” had McNair, Galliei Bros, Mr. Dyer. expects to hold a meeting es> eeially got into trouble. Tliev are assur< I Frank Fahy. Wm. 11 mi nether.;. |. for the G. A R. members. He is a civil w it veteran and plays the snare that it wasn’t Myrtle Point's Clai O Spencer and W.n ilium, so l is possi Ir that there wall mce Kell'hlll. lie has not :> en out Marshfield Sun. a copy ol be martial music when he comes We aie in receipt of of Coos county since < tniii.; in soim Captain Btanson and Dr. Wetmore the Analv Standard, a weekly pa <ei months ago but is inteic -.'ed, with aie old acquaintances and 11- .till lie pilbh-lied at Sebastopol, C.ilif, com his fuller, in a chicken ta h tie r the doctor's guest during his visit to pliire us ot our former townsman,; Bandon R. <.. I' > ent w ho w Xliille Point- Enterprise. W. I D slier. Am mg other things in R oseburg aluwit the timi of the --- x.'vz* -- robbery w-nt to-e. the ) nd ,11 ar we notice in the Gr 1:011 item-, that Extra supply of good nay on hand rested in connection with the > rime, llallel >\ I > her, the new gro. erv and in conversation wuh him found firm .<re renovating the building they and it is going at very low prices. Those wh ■ T. W Robison at Central Ware outtliat he hid never bcm to Coos recently occupied J2tf county Friends ol “II pv K< n know Mr. Dialler are aware ol the house. dull can lie reas-ureil li< h nm that fict that he always Ins and does | R M Pressy, of Two Mile, was j tilings right. 4 Bandon visitor to-day. kind of a lad Enterprise Now has an extra lot of Ladies' New Suits. Come and see them. We will have them on display a short time only, and in order to get what you want, come early. This is the best line of Ladies’ Suits ever shown in Bandon and also the best chance you ever had to get what you want. Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes sold at cat prices while they last. We are giving the best prices in town on shoes. Why not buy a pair and save money. We now have 0111’ fill-in dry goods and in a short time will have a complete line of Ladies’ Dry Goods. Why not patronize the store where you can get what you want. It is a business proposition for yo;i as well as it is for us. Right treatment, right prices. We shall be pleased to have you ccme and see us any time. T F or S ale - PackariK hgan in fine In cases of rheumatism relief from conditimi. Price $50.00 cash, Also 1 pain makes-In p and rest possible, 5 room house, large bun, chicken l liis m iy be obtained by applying lot and garden, good fence. Price ' 1 Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale $2,500. This office for partic- by' C. Y. Lowe. nlars. 3ot.|.x Grain ami grass seeds of all kinds, Herbine cures constipation and for sale by T. W. Robison at Ceil reestablishes regular bowel move tral Warehose. 22tf ments. Price 50c. Sold by C. S’ Lowe. Ji Stmr FIFIFLD. The Popular Packet for Particular People. S4tl SHIELDS A l KENNEDY F or S ai . e Rhode Island Red t eggs for hatching. $1 per setting of I 13 CKKS- F.. I" Strader. 12-tf 400 Trap Nested Barred Plymouth Rocks. “Our baby cries for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy’’ writes Mrs. T. B. Kendrick, Rasaca, Ga. “It is the best cough remedy on the market for coughs, colds and croup.” Sold, by C. Y. Lowe. KI. VCKSMITIIN AM» WAGONM AkFItS Wagons of All hinds Made Io Order i T Horseshoeing a Specialty Joi. W oil; allend. J Io promptly and all work yuaratileed'lo give satisfaction, reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon. Pikes Our matings h.ve ptodured Standard Bred Specimens ol Exhibition Quality, with records of ¿42, 227. 222 eggs in J6 j day.- Baby Chu ks and Eggt for Hal hing. Book vour order.-, now for frying delivery. A few Cockerels from heavy layin<* stock for $5.00. P lace Pat ii ; v Y ards F red B ach max , Prop. Box 485 Marshfield Phone ."8 Pi.vMirt in Rates $t.oo to $2.00 per day. week or month. Special rates by Sample Room in Connection. BOOTS - AND - SHOES Bandon You can't expert to get $2 worth (or $1, but you can get your money’* worth at M. B R E E E 1? Dealer In Hums and Shoes. S am S ays Repairing neatly and promp tly done at lowest liv ing prices T ROGERS Charity begins at home, and in common with other virtues, it be gins most easily and naturally in a borne constructed of G. W. M. lumber. FOUNDRY COMPANY Brass, Bronze, A! uminum, Iron. —: Phone 91, Bandon, Ore. fl (ÌE0. W. MOORE LUMBER CO I jhm