Bandon recorder., April 26, 1906, Image 4

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BANDON
The
Growing
Town
of
Coos County
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FROM BUSY PROSPER COQUILLE NEWSNOTES1
* H K ush ol Bandon came up last Tin s,
day to take the uie.sut mints of Home ma
chmerv : he was acconipain, d by Win. Hatn-
merberg Who came to spend a few hours
greeting old friends.
Mrs Lackatroui, of this place, made
Marshfield a few da,s' visit last week.
C. (ioodiuau visited his parents al Co­
quille the tirst of last week
J. Mast, of Lee, ceuie down on a short
visit last Wednesday and returued next day.
He has been working for tin- past few weeks
on li telepbuuo line which lias just recently
been established at that place.
J. Pbenneger moved Ills family up from
Bandon last Thursday He will secure n
positiuu at this place.
J. Husking was up from Bandon last week
on a short business mission.
Ed Johnson, from up the river, was a cal­
ler here last Friday.
Excitement prevailed throughout our little
place last week, when tlic Ban Francisco
disaster was reported. Several of our peo-
l le have relatives I here and a great deal of
uneiisincss was fill, but it is hoped that
none liHVe met with any mishap.
EJw. Fahy, Jr., with his wife, spent Fri­
day with Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Fahy of this
place
He was one of the clerks at the
primary election held last Friday.
l lie Prosper mill was closed the first of
the wtek. Having some repairing to be
done they concluded to do the work now
while fhere is nothing definitely known
about i tie shipping conditions.
Mr. Aaseu, of Ansen Bros 'scamp, was a
business visitor here last Sunday.
J. Hicking and wife spent Saturday even­
ing and Sunday visiting the latter’s relatives
at Bandon.
A number of the dancers reported a pleas­
ant time Saturday night.
J. S. Thompson and wife who have re­
sided here for the past year, departed Mon­
day morning for their farm uear Grant's
Pass.
Messrs Wm. Hi. king aud E. Fish took
Monday's boat for Coquille where they wert
to attend to some legal business.
Messrs T. Minord and Baynes, recently
from San Francisco, were guests of Mr and
Mrs. Heuckendoiff last Sunday. The for­
mer is a well known Coos Bay lawyer ami in
later years had an office in the Pai roll
building in 8. F., Ins office now being de­
stroyed. He came in the interest of the
Baynes , state which is now being settled.
From the objects (glass bottles and sen­
sen boxes) remaining in the lumber yard
after the dance Saturday night., one would
suppose some of the attendants had an out­
door jollification. With a mixture of “Ban­
don booze” and "Breath of Violets" what
a redolent breath to have exhaled before
one in a dance hall.
Work in Howell's camp was partly sus
pended for a few days the first of the week.
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Bancion is growing faster than
any town in Oregon
Its advancement is real, not on
paper
Manufacturing plants all running
ind several more big industries
coming
Shipped moi e 1 um bei1 since Jan
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At North Bend
Stmt« bici fr.mi N b
22 Seh Hugh H g.n fr it* S b .,
loading at kberdoen n ill
Is now open for the IV
22 Heb Kuby from San k»ieg o,
cvptmn of- patients, the
Ivaditig at Prosper mill.
hums at«1 >1(1 per week
Inasmuch as the I hs I week has been
23 Seh (’ T. Hill from S 1 . load
and upwards. For pai
noted for dire ealamities, h»cal mal iug at Prosper mill.
tieulara apply to
lers are iusigniticant and of minor
23 Sell Albion from S F, loading
importance; but are thankful that at at Aberdeen mill
the present time the dews of Heaven
KAIIkll.
are failing upon usto refresh the veg­
J3 Stm Chico for S. F with 20(1
etation and insure usa bountiful liar M lumber, 2(kl.iHM> shingles, 25 tons
vest.
tuisc.
North Bend, Or.
The last week has been one of su­
('apt. Olsen with the Albion sailed
preme anxiety to a great many of out in over the bar Monday with a strong
citizens who had relatives and friends ttlm ebbing and sailed up Io the dock
in the metropolis, but am pleased that and tied up. It was a nice piece of
there are no fatalities to chronicle. work and caused much favorable
Mr. Moray's sou escaped to Oakland, comment.
likewise W illie Orow
Mr. Coach,
Capt. Martin informs the R ecoupth
2 for 5c
interested with Cody Lumber Co. that it is thr* inteurion to make regu­
turned tip at San Rafael. Mrs. H. lar runs here with the stmr Chico,
W’. Dunham and .laughter was driven and that she will low the Sotoyome
from i heir apart meats and have taken
The Harriman coast stmr Columbia
refuge with Mr. Holder's family. Mrs.
caught tire while she was on the
D. writes that she will return the first
Union Iron W orks tlryilocks and was
opportunity, that the climate is not
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totally destroyed. She was. thrown
congenial down there.
over ou her side by the first shock uf
Today Frisco is in ruins; but the the earthquake.
strides to rebuild that great common­
It is reported that (lie gasoline sch.
wealth will surpass the rebuilding of
Corinthian has been chartered to
either Seattle or Baltimore when mis
carry lumber from th« Sinslavv.
fortuue overtook them, and one year
One of the flanges in the tug s pro
DEL1V EBANC'E.
from now we can make our annual
peller was broken Monday aud a new When winter snows do inimtle ev.-rv bill.
pilgramage for recreation and pleas­
When nests are empty and the ttees are
one had to be put on.
ure, This dire calamity has demon­
Sisters of Mercy
Souvenir
Postal Cards
at
RICES
Jewelry Store
Bandon.
K. .W. Bullard, C. G Fahy and J. Ham­
strated the generosity of the Ameri­
block of Bullards were voters in this pre­
can people and more especially is
cinct last Friday.
he Coming Summer
Resort of the
Oregon Coast.
than any port in Oregon except
me Columbia.
The C jq itile valley is the garden
spot of the Coast country and we
lave the timber and coal industries
Fine openings for workers and
A young man of Prosper, who was so
grief stricken after the 8. F. disaster over
the thoughts of his sweetheart's probable
distress, his face hud that long forlorn look
w ith indications of an out hurst of tears that
would flood Piosper. Though from appear
■inces Saturday night when off he hied with
‘another” to the ball-room, where he
tripped the light fantastic till early morn,
we judged Ills sorrow hud somewhat abated
After seeing his lady home and while pre
paring for his return, an obstruction bad
grown to the bottom of bis boat, which, un­
doubtedly. retarded his progress, and upon
investigating was fouud to be a "coni oil”
box ; though lie objects to the charges made
against lorn, >t is probable lie was too busy
musing over the past, present and ftiluie to
have noticed the speed of his little cruft.
Coos county commendable owing to
her isolated position on this hemis­
phere.
The great battle of battles was
fought last Friday, but there was not
as much enthusiasm as usual on simi­
lar occasions; it simply was a prelim
iuary reconnoitering for the great
contest in June; however, everything
passed off harmoniously, peace aud
harmony prevailing.
Circuit Court is now in session,
Judge Harris presiding, consequent­
ly our city is overflowing. Tiie crim­
inal docket is light, but the civil liti­
gants are numerous, aud the disciples
of Blackstone are to be found on all
corners of our streets, and at the
Conrl House the great legal lights
are thundering forth eloquence that
shakes the stilici lire like a California
earthquake.
J. W. Leueve went to San Fraucis-
co on the last trip of the stmr Plant
to secure a stock of goods to open a
store in the Ellingson building, but
ou his arrival the great metropolis
was a sheet of tire and be went over­
land to Portland to place his order
there. John is a genial and whole­
some fellow aud will receive a good
patronage.
Seely A Thomas are making rapid
strides ou their logging railroad; it is
completed into the timber aud they
have their locomotive ou the track; it
is a new diversion from all other loco­
motives constructed on a mogul prin­
ciple, somewhat like a Dutch woman,
all on the ground and not much in
the air, or had been in the Russian
war and the Japs bad shot the top off
of it; however it is a novice in mech­
anism.
Capi. Geo. I.eneve was summoned
over to the bedside of his dauglior,
Mrs, Hughes, who is dangerously ill
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at
her sister's, Mrs. C. Randleman
Mr. J. Dunn, of San Francisco, who has
been
here
for
the
last
six
weeks,
received
a
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Mr. Dean, formerly of the firm of
letter from his wife. Monday, staling that
Dean A Morgan, is going to start
ho had escnpeil with their s>n, from the
, ity of destruction, and would sail on the auolher meat market in Hie building
Hizabetb for this river. They bavd been of Lorenz' close to the post otlic. , so
lobbed of a home by the ravages of the tin von can see we are not going to be
but are fortunate to have escaped with then hungry; you can keej your clams
I lives. Alex Sandstrom, also n resident here,
dow n ther.' for they are dittasi: oils , to
expects his wile on the Elizabeth which was
to have been here Inst week, but she. who is tii« lop ears stomachs.
coming from a .......ign country and was sup
J. A. Lamb s tine residence is near
posed to have been in S. F. over a w,ek ago, mg complction, so is Dr. Wetmore's
it is probal.l - Ims also been n witness Io the
I ospitai; llley ale title st t IK't Itres and
awful calamity ; however, we hope that she
will
bt< ati ornament loonrcity. Tilt1
may Lave ts«a|ied it. \ number of < nr peo­
ple have bad word from their [ie -pie who hospital will supply a iihk 'I i needed
were in tiie city at the time of the dreadful Hist it ut loti and I lie doctor deserves
occurienee. lint foitunatelv all have leachtd
ctedit for supplying the demand.
places ot safety.
u tists are not wanted
hot-air
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Frank Holman has been on the siel,
list (ios week
Don't forget that Dr. Steele, ilvtitist. is
located in Bandon.
I >n r.';
Wlien Mint, r winds prevail, so dr. ar and
dull.
\nd in I heir iciness nil things do share -
Death seems on all fh.ive placed tils hand,
No si«n of life or warmth remain. .
But soon flic sun appears with magic wand,
(nd w.'inns to life tiie lulls and i lain»
Died at Arago, April 15th, Mrs.
When hands are folded white upon the
H. C. Dorris, aged 46 years
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Ser
vices Sunday tit 11 a.m. and 7:3I) p.m.
Frank Blackerby and wife are at
Philomath visiting the latter’s par-
ents.
breast,
And blows are furrowed, silver threads
appear —
(( hen cate .‘ind sorrow, weakness, pain, an
rest,
Poes that oppress, amt toil comes t<
here—
I lien voice of love will soothe . i- li
dem-d heart,
The care will lighten and tlm pun Ulti
flee.
The voice of svmpnthj will life impart.
And Imp» and joy will come to you and
me.
W.J. Butler mil E. G. Flanagan
of Marshfield wero Bandon visitors
Monday evening
And when temptai ion has our heart HH-
sailed.
('apt. Nelson of tiie lifesaving sta­
And blunted there a doubt or fear,
tion al Coos Bay was visiting ('apt ! lie clouds are heavy and all hope lias
failed,
Johnson a' tins station Tuesday even­
And e'en the soul aoeuis dead and sere,
ing.
When Io! tile Sun of Kighlt-ousliess Iippoas,
l lie clouds do vanish and our hope revives;
F Lorenz has moved into the
Yes. gone are all our anguish, pain ami
Alntnbaugh house, ami Frank Pome­
fears,
roy moved into the house vacated by
And every doubt, with each temptation.
Hies.
Lorenz.
So, then, (Ins message comes to >ou m.d nit ,
From lips of Truth with wondrous bless
ing fraught.
be repaired, if possili!«, and if il can I his message, that will ever potent be,
To turn to life the winter of the brail.
not be repaired, will I1HVH to oe re
“Come unto me and I will give von rest
cast.
Best troni the grief, and doubt, I hr sori ow
and (he pain;
Mr. ami Mrs. Fred 1 j«H* k. of 1‘ort
House to new lift from deep within (he
land, wi'l'e visiting Dr, and Mrs
breast,
Houston last week. They may return
'I’ll' immortal soul else < hrist did come
and engage in business in Bandon.
in vain.
Randolph, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Johnso: . cut his foot severe
ly on a piece of glass while wading
in the creek Tuesday, and several
stitches were necessary to cl< se the
wound
Deli * cred
C. H. PATTERSON
Dray and General Delivery
Ain’t all Boats.
\ll orders handled with care.
BANDON,
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A. B. SABIN
Ma n ti fad nr. r and Dealer
All Kinds of Saddlery,
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BANDON.
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HEAVEN
REVEALED
TONSORIAL PARLORS
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
By Bviijittiiri ITskc Barrett.
.3N3 |>!>.. 5*4x7 inches: Inr^e type; fii’v <■loth
Fora limit» <1 time thw !»«».. k h
I'ticre are not any empty houses in
The Proept r Mill ('o. received their ti' t
olfeml at trade rates,
I.ocii.-il in 1.1. | iou \| ki 111 ll,|i|N<;
The
message, eince tile tire Iron, Sudden <t oni city at the pit sent lime
I-list street IHMicv out , os
with D ci Tits powta^e (< r mailitijz.
< bri-tetison las’ Monday. Tino stated • f usuiti sign 'to let has vanisiit>d, and in
(’ON I f N I S.
'I k ir ssfeti. b it 8. I . was nd offices wi re i lien thereof insi 1« i« a scene of life
I’be Origin <»i Any* I’ The IG ntial Na
almo t'."ompleti I destoyed, advising tlie Co
and
activity,
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lire of Henicii (’h i k 1» i of lh. Vn^els
t i older goods from Portland.
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The linin'11 belnrigm(<, tl,,> N. i! Sperl. 11 cit'Zen of RiVert 'll. died î H rU s»or. Environment n I Heaven, ami
I'nes.lay morning, aged 59 years, ami I *A I, if 1 h‘frtllltln M »I — wer|»«tU‘M in H<avrii,
►<'ti Bros, uf I’lospoi, which wh
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was
buri'd at Bandon, today, un.let
Imarlieil near ('sp« Arago, was i> I
I tie au-.pi < 1 < f tiie G A 1!. He wt a br I tr'lih Ilei-it lonships < "litmm d in
llandoti Oregon,
loullv ilattiHged, nnri it is said can be
a useful and inspect. <1 man and a vet- j IfeilVtli?- M««1|'tg ;t|id lire »git It ioll of
repaired at a small (‘Xp«ti>e. Tiie
I riends in t hr !Iro .»I it î. - l’eminaI \pprar*
’ ermi of the civil war. H« haves a hiicc of the \i»gel<—Krjuvrm »»<•♦ lire and
engine was removed from the bn 1.
widow mid grown family to mourn his Growth hi |{»*avt*n. H oiim «* m ari l Hones in
I h juat in receipt of a new and
and was taken over llie Einpirt Bat -
I demise
Flinn it. is the old veterana I Heaven ( L'iniiriits m H» a veil. Childien in
fr«*sh stock <»f
<l<>n road to Prosper.
John .Swing I
'are answering the last roll call. A Henven —S« x and Marriage in Heaven.
bat» been employed to low the Innm-b
Work in Hravt*n
I lit* I In* I Ira venu, a mt
j few more remain tottering on the How Belated,—Eternal I’rogress in Heaven.
to Bandon when the weather permits
threshold of earthly dissolution. The —('orisiK*iation -f X iil ' v N with M» n.
I’atent and I’ropnefary Preparation .
—Coos Bay News.
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
Druggist and Apuii.ccaiy
Drugs mid Chemicals.
I boatman will soon carry them across
io join their comradea in the realms
L C. Bargelt bn. bought an ¡nt.« i- of the ble«t.
est in the Myrtle Point Enterprise
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and has moved to Myrtle
fr«m
'(IK sALE—< » m l> p ktiaolirie ermi»
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hustlers, but grafters
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
AN thv New. of a Week’. Leander, Our Comapondent
Happening. Told in a
TeU. of Ike Weck’» Inci­
Brief Manner.
dent* at the Hub.
Stmr Chico took a cargo of lumber from
the Aberdeen mill last week. The H Hogan
is now loading nt that place.
Town.
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Mrs J. Conrad was down to Bandon last
Friday,
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Marshfield.
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