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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1908)
jiauu'iiyiJjTH' "W?5f THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908 ;? Sli Imarshfield :: NORTH BEND SCHOOL NEWS ? ;: SCHOOL NEWS v.ni. ;.,h..i..h..K"M"I"H"K"H- -H that a complete recovery Is hardly likely. iI"I"jj y Among the new pupils this week Harvey Redfleld reentered school are: , this week. Walfred Ferguson, I 'A'; Eugenia Holdlman, from Portland, I 'A'; Opal The basketball girls did some ex- Whobrey, from Myrtle Point, I B'; ce,)tlonally flne 1)ract,clng thlB week, uri riuiuiitiuii, uuiu luumuu, i B'; Elsie Thomas, from Ten Mile, II; Bessie Holdlman, from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Anderson, of Aberdeen, were In town the latter part of. the week accompanied by Mrs. L. Bernap, mother of the latter, who Is visiting them from Los An geles. Mr. and Mr3. Anderson are expecting their daughter, Miss Hat tie Anderson, to arrive from Jack son county at an early date. C. A. Pettinglll who has lived on one of 'Cant. Dan'lelson's farms near The third monthly tests were be- Parkersburg tlie past season' or so. IV 'B'; Andrew Thomas, from. Ten sun the last of this weelt and will last week purchased the dairy farm Mile, V. be continued Monday. I of P. M. Gevrez on Cunningham and will ,soon take possession. Mr. Qe Vivian Carlson of the Seventh The Girl's Glee Club has become ' vrez wl" ve boutbern Califor Grade, made highest average for the very "industrious lately and some nla for a change for Mrs. Gevrez'f month. surprises are anticipated in the mu- neaun slcal line very soon. Tie Fifth Grade are decorating their blackboards with a stencil de- The children throughout the sign of cat tails. The Fifth Grade are making study of gold this week, in connec- rooms tion with nature study. ! school are in the midst of prepara- tlbns. for their Thanksgiving pro- a grams to be given In the several A pretty home wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W Boyle In Bandon, Ore.,. Tuesda? evening, November 11, when Mr Robert E. ' Buck and Airs: Lucettfl La Fontaine were united In mar riage. After .the, ceremony an .elc borate wedding supper "was served study. There were two new pupils enter-1 The following guests were nresent studying e(i in the Freshman class In the Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. Lowe. Mr. anr' Eva Thorn1 Mrs. Redley, Mr. and Mrs. J. .' E Mis .The Eighth Grade are ancient Egypt, its history and ruins, High School last week supplementary to their geography 0f Porter, and Hulda Randall from Walstrom, Mrs. F. E. Dyer California. VI 1 TT .1 ,. Lj. xiu.j. nttll ui iub r.un uuuv 0scar gtauff and ,Edlth Alger made an average of 94 for the past hayo been' seIected to represent the month. This was the highest in the j NortK Bend Hlgn Schoo, , the Frey WW, . (oratorical contest to be held In North i Those In the Third Grade 'A' mak ing grades above 90 In all monthly examinations: Woner Kronqulst, Winnie Simpson, Norman Wilson. Bend, December 17. Fire drill was held on morning. The Eighth Grade has one new name for its roll. Louis Weir en tered this week. "fhe English class In the HIih Monday . School are now studying Shakes- uraer not weeix wax ui neare's Hamlet.' and find it verv in aim and the entire building was ' terestlnc emptied of us occupants in one ana one half minutes. The Physical Geography Class of the High School has derived a great deal of pleasure from the study of the Yellowstone1 Park and the Grand Canon of the Colorado by reading Stoddard's lectures on these places of Interest, n : - Ten In the Second Grade were neither absent nor tardy for the past school month and made an average over 90 In their lessons: 'A John Burke, 99; Helen Gulovson, 97; An na Storgard, 97; Win. Hall, 97; Arthur Olson, 9G. 'B' Class Alma Pratt, 9G; Ray Fuller, 9G; ' Ruth Golden, 96; Clara Ferguson, 95; Ray Prltchard, 95; Agusta Mlcklem, 95. The last of the series of football games, with ' the Marshfleld High School will be played Thanksgiving Day morning. The game will be called promptly at 10 o'clock and It Is a special request of the High School that the citizens of North Bend show their' patriotism by be ing out to the gome. Maud Lowe, and Miss Blanch Rad ley Rev. R. H. ' Allen of the Meth odlst Episcopal church, officiated. BOXES of fine handkerchiefs fo Christmas presents, at the Coos Bay Cash- Store. Something to te Thankful Foi 25 PER CENT on our enLire line of CRAVANETTES FRIDAY AND CAD TWA HAVC I Jl I f f J !Jr 1 U SATURDAY The Prices Will Range From $ 1 0 to $ 1 8 This is positively the best chance ever offered to secure a Rain Coat or Cravanette at such a low price., The e lfcxuer!x The House of (Quality .-...... .... ---- Ulltttttifflt jna:um.j Quality and Prices ft -V J--!l-'' The High School Literary Society Tvili hold Its first meeting tonight In the Fourth Grade class room. The program follows: 1. Opening chorus School Address Prof. Golden Instrumental solo.. Nora Tower Recitation Helen Miilloy Essay Eric Bolt Instrumental trio Alice Curtis,' Ruth Allen, Helen Bradley.' ' Recitation Alpha Mairzey Closing chorus S(Sho6l Is the perfect condition of 'ybur Linei " as. It reaches you from our Laundry On Wednesday afternoon of next Not a fault to find with it, becausewr week a Thanksgiving program will do the work thoroughly and In style be given by each of the grades, ex- taking the greatest care of the fines1 cept the Eighth and High School, 'fabrics and delivering the goods I whjch will have their regular work the pink of condition. You will bf ! until 3 o'clock. At 3 o'clock Mr. glad to give us. your regular worl Raab will deliver a' short'address In after making a single trial of oui the High School rooms regarding way of doing things; and our prlcei some plans for parental coopera- are very reasonable, too. tion In school work. A very cordial . , Invitation Is extended to all to at- LOOS aV oteaiULaUIldrY tend the exercises and the address. rm-xTn - . . ii.'.j: jjt- ill.;; Are the ,flh foundation stpneb on which our growing business Is built? D M '.'-'"'',. ' FIRST The best meat that can be produced. SECOND The lowest prices at;whlch it can be sold. " ; ' " . HERE, ARE A, FEW FIGURES; . Beef, per lb 8 to 15c Hutton.iper lb. 10,43'and 15c. Veal, per. lb ..10, 12J and 15c. Corned beef, per lb. . . . 8 to 10c. Pork, per lb . . . . 12 and 15c. Pork sausage, per lb 10c Hamburger, per lb. ..;-..-. . .10p Good Ilains and Bacon, per pound 18 to 20n. 5 Pounds pail best lard, .... 05c. We CITY MARKET 2. 3. 4. 5. C. 7. 3. fc AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A - ---- v-- ----v- - -jjournal . '. FOR 'OUn THANKSGIVING ,,,., , J i, I t u.l illlf uiAiM-at. Friday evening the Phllom'athion Literary Society gave on bf the best programs that have been given since the society was organized. It was as follows: Song Roll call . . . Quotations from Byron Piano solo Gertrude Mandlgo Selection Quartet from 'Girls Glee Club, "Quarrel Scone," from Julius Caesar, Hugo and Oscar Sfauff. Violin solo 'R. C. Hevener TO MARSHFIELD VOTERS. 4 i Society The platform adoDted by the Marshneld" Citizens League, which asks all desiring a better) city to Join it and aid in carry- C Ing out its alms Is as follows: ",VE PLEDGE, OUR CANDI- DATES TO AN HONEST. ...' .; . S Phone R. H. NOSLE 2 1941 KROXX AN.O 'C STREETS, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. ;...o :-.:.-o.xo i Genuine EngliBh Plum Pudding and ' Fruit Cake ,' at ' COUTH ELL'S DELICATESSEN 4 Iii'aro Orders Early PHONE 501. ' 4- STUAIGHT FORWAlU, ECO- 1STRATION, AND TO REDUCE THEdEUT OF THE CITY IX f ?ti rioVoiil orlltm . ..., -"- NOMICAL lU'SIXKSS ADMIN Annn AVvntt Hplon ' ......it 1,.,! Munde and' Marlon Reynolds. Debate: "Rpsnlvfir! tliA TTnltod iia.a i A AT.T. T.I?r!ITTf .1TW I iQf if Kfl nllmilil ll'mrrt n lnHj-k nT.. t Trr:r :z " sit" r;z possible... . . --,!.. T. n,. XT ...... , x- ci buouii, UL-aaic .uivu. ict,uilu Unm Marsh, Will Hutchison, Nellie Trlbbey. CULLINGS OF COQUILLE. COOS IIAV, HOSICBURG & EAST ERN RAILROAD NAVIGATION i ... V COMPANY. T1SIK TABLE NO. 1. In effect November 1, 1008. Daily except Sunday. South Harshlleld . . Summit .. . . Junction . . Beavor Hill . Coqulllo .... Johnsons . . Schroedors . Norway . . . Jlyrtlo Point . No. 5. P.M. No.. 3. A.M. Events of Interest There As Told By The Herald. BORN In Coqullle, to Mr. and Mrs. Perlcy Crowley of Dalryville, a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guerin, of Myrtle Point, started for Needles, California, last week. They go for Mr. Giierin's health. .Lv. 2.00 Lv, 8.30 Grandpa Dean who now resides at tho homo of his granddaughter, Mrs. 'John Peart, near the Academy, celebrated his SStli birthday last Fri- day ' He will enjoys good health. Everything Back p But the Dirt Marshfield Hand jj & Steam Laundry smwmmmkm o I 'it ' Wr ' , ts "Si81 B i CPx& i S9 HUH &Ub i- T v WL Jv A. Mr H mm nl n 1 T f b a m4W ML ML Mk ML . x mttnntmtt: notice of sale of improvp. MJ3NT BONDS. Sealed proposals will be recelvid j,by the Finance Committee, of ih& J. Common Council, of the City ct ti Marahflelds Coos County,. Oregon, at : theofllce of the Recorder of sId city, in the City' Hall pf said city, until 4 o'clock, p. m.,. Monday, Nc'7 vember 30", 190? fdr ?16,023.ST street Improvement bods or the City of Marshfleld injsnorolnarlona not exceeding ?500, bearing; Inter est at the rate of six, per pent pf.r annum, jpayable semi'-annuaUy; each bpnfl' to" be ated(uNp'y,enjbe,r 2d, $0'B'y payable ten years' frp'jn tho date thereof; , prpIded that th& right Is reserved to take up and1 cancel any of such bonds, upon the payment of the face value thereof, within accrued interest to the date of payment,. alt,,'i$''fle'mii-annual in terest payment period at or after one year fefm, 'the. date qf .such bon-1-or borid'bjr ;g'ivltig thirty days pub lished notice. Bqnds authorized by act of Legis lature of State of Oregon. Assessed valuation of City $1,791-, No boaded,, Indebtedness, , Population 1etimt.ed!ati5,000. Certified check 'for' f per cent of amount of bids must accompany each bid, to be forfeited in case bid is accepted and bidder fails to accept bonds within ten days Bids received for any amount of said bonds, small' bidders being given preference. The right is re served to reject any and all bids. Dated this 5th day of November 190S. HERBERT LOCKHArT, JAS H. FLANAGAN, CLAUDE NASBURG, Finance Committee of the Common ' Council. ::u mttt:::t:t;ftttr:t:;s L. B. Valk, a leading architect of Los Angeles, Cal., U. S. A., writes: "Many of the finest churches designed by me are, covered, and satisfactorily, with Malthoid Roofing. , I shall continue Its use." The Paraffine Paint Co. San Francisco California C. E. NICHOLSON, Local Distributor ;-fr..j4 a-H-a-a-n-K-a-H-H-a-tt-H-rr-B-xi-a-n-s-K-a-an-a-tt-tt-a-H- 2.30 2.37 2.50 BUY VOUR FUEL FROM COOS BAY FUEL CO. J. O. DOANE, Proprietor. Dealer In South Marshfleld, Bea- ver Hill and Llbby Coal. Dry fire and stove-wood on short notice. 4 9.00 J Cashier Hazard, of the First Na il. 07, tlonal Bank, left la3t week for La Phone 53-1 "or Leave Orders at 4 . 'Canndo, California, where- ho goes I. S. KAUFMAN X CO. 9-?P O.jlp , 9.47 1 1 to see Mrs. Hazard and their llttlo 1 son Austin, and Mr. and Mrs. I. ; Hacker. North Miirshlluid . Summit . Junction . Beaver Hill Uoquille . Joluiions . Sehroodors . Norway . . Myrtle Point .Ar No. 4, A. M. Al. Flanderp, who has made his Ar.10.00 homo In this part of tho county for No. C. P. M. the -past thirty-five yenvs. Is prepar ing to change for his health, having from rheumatism ...Ar.12.20 Ar. 5.30 been a sufferer 5.00 for sonio time past. 11.40 11.25 Sampson Kinder, who has mad" his homo the past two or tlir?e yoars with his son-ln-'nv and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snow, east of town, Is now very low uud .growing woakc. On account of li!s ad vanced age SI years, It Is thought l IJ4 - m j. 1 j!jupj. f 11 amis' ------ -0----- I t TH0MAS0N & HANSON -DEALERS IN- 'Hay Grain and Feed' Free Delivery Phono 1751 t-4 PARKS1DE POULTRY H.Y.sTH Empire, Oregtm. JOHN W KING, Prop. Eggs from thoroughbred Buff Orpington chiokmiH for salt, t SI. 50 to $5.00 for setting of 15. - -a--a-ar-a-a--a-- a a I Coos Bay liquor Co. t i SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY a 10 year old XXXX Rye, per I gnllon 81.00 I ft Best qunlity Port Wine, per ft I r'llllnn . K2.nn t i Best quality Sherry Wine, per We Have Made Another Rditrfion ? t k IN THE PRICE OF GAS TO LARGE CONSUMERS. AVE AVANT every Hotel and restaurant on coos bay to "cook a a I a w.:h WITH GAS." IT IS. "THE FUEL.' The Coos Bay Gas & Electric Co. MARSHFIELD AND NORTH BEND a-a-a-a-a-aa-a-t:-a-a-aa-a'a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-t:-a-a-a- Y gallon $2.00 T UCTl llUUUiy UlJjL'lICIt ITIIIL, I a pe.- gcllon $2.00 I L Best quality Tnble Claret, per . ft gallon , 50c f Try a case of AVeinhard or ft. Lager Beer (Union Made). T 1 i (.;: iik:i,i v i:k v 1 i VJT a. --a- PHONE 481 -a--a-n- 1 ---a ! Masters and McCain ( V Christmas Is Coming: "1 NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR DOLL BODIES TO PRE PARE FOR CHRISTMAS. Norton & ! i Geaural Contractor's Buildin I Material and Beaver Hill Coal 1 t Office: Broadway & Queen St J Phones 2011 - 826 ), Hansen reaGRB!EraiOTau a shcttj csrwwwiiTsiswsiK!a(B3t --- ----- CITY FRONT PLANING MILL Mlllwork of all descriptions, farniture and show cases made to order. Cedar Chests, Myrtle Wood Novelties, NORTH FRONT STREET. PHONE 02fl T W liS H' 11 North ' ixlflf mV U Siiiniiilt 11.40 5.00 ''MA wL W, B' Junction 11.25 4.45 WLtw 'II L WL H?nvor Hill .. d Lv. 4.30 imk iff wL Wr coauins 11.05 JH Mms Kz joiuuous 10.47 H ' K II Sehroodors. ... 10.32 .... H ?"Jt Si t & 'Norway lO. " .... Hj ;J$Jb Mlflfl Myrtle Point . ...Lv.10.20 B ' : t 'tSWiiii ' i.'.f.n j .ifwiri emu iin aji'finl nnlv. gm 5, i IP 13 --v.wf 4. -....,- - mMkummmmmmmmuum', ' ''Wff VitWBMMBMMii ''nfimt -- vr.i r iv.7.m t Jii'sar m w. .b7 m JT&e SlffS.- "-rstsp iitt fall buryu-e at All Hours nod llpursu and Vehicles nEINER, MILLER & CO. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. HAY FOR SALE Wholesale aud retnll. id and 'A' Sts. Phone 1201 Mrfld. "T' '- i
